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February 15 2016 bull 7149149797 bull hbnews1aolcom bull VOL 25 NO 536
THE LOCAL NEWSSERVING HUNTINGTON BEACH amp NORTH WEST ORANGE COUNTY CA bull 630 MAIN STREET bull HUNTINGTON BEACH CA 92648
Celebrating ED ARNOLD GOLF CLASSIC -pg 18 S e e I H o p ad o n p g 19
50 cent
Continued on pg 10
16000 + Participate - 35 000 + Spectators
20th Annual Surf City RunO
ver 16000 participants and35000 spectators attendedthe 20th annual Surf City
USA Marathon amp Half Marathonand Active Lifestyle Expo in Hunt-ington Beach California on Sun-day Runners from over 34
countries all 50 USA states andover 1000 cities participated inCalifornias largest combinedoceanfront marathon and half marathon which takes placealong a portion of the iconicPacific Coast Highway
The Surf City USAMarathon and Half Marathonis cherished by the runningcommunity and we arethrilled to celebrate the events20 th anniversary said AmyTomchak General Manager of the Surf City USAMarathon amp Half Marathon
The race and expo has be-come an international destina-tion event that celebratesactive lifestyle and the surfingcommunity We congratulateall runners for participatingand we give our thanks andgratitude to each of our spon-sors and the hundreds of crew andvolunteers who helped make thisweekend and the past 20 years ahuge success Tomchak added
The race start and finish took place in front of The WaterfrontBeach Resort a Hilton hotel and
featured an exclusive oceanfrontcourse along the Pacific CoastHighway past the HuntingtonBeach Pier and through legendarysurfing beaches that define South-ern California Weekend highlightsincluded the three-day ActiveLifestyle Beach Expo live musical performances by local bands andthe Samuel Adams Post Race Beer Garden
The top male finisher in themarathon division was Anthony
Fagundes with an unofficial racetime of 023824
This was the first marathon Ihave ever done so I didnt knowwhat to expect said Anthony Fa-gundes
It was an awesome race beauti-
ful course beautiful weather andIlook forward to running it againnext year added Fagundes
The top female finisher in themarathon division was Rachel Naranjo with an unofficial racetime of 025708 The top male fin-isher in the half marathon divisionwas Nick Mosey with an unofficialrace time of 011323 The top fe-
male finisher in the half marathondivision was Allison Gonzales withan unofficial race time of 011855
At the finish line runners re-ceived the specially designed surf- board medal named WaveRunner and official long sleevefinisher shirts
On behalf of theSurf City USAMarathon amp Half Marathon I wouldlike to extend a spe-
cial thanks to our sponsors includ-ing Samuel Adams TruMoo Clif Bar amp Company and ArrowheadMountain Spring Water Tomchak added
Every year our sponsors help uscreate an interactive expo at the fin-
ish line where attendees can enjoyover 100 exhibitors live entertain-ment and the opportunity to try out
some of the best prod-ucts in the marketsaid Tomchak
Other sponsors in-cluded Pacific CityGursey | Schneider LLP Vitalyte MothersMarket and Lemonade
Since 2006 Surf City fundraising partic-ipants helped raiseover $18 million for the Irvine-based FreeWheelchair MissionsRun for Mobility programFunds raised power the engineeringand distribution of more than 40000wheelchairs which provide mobility to
people around the world This yearSurf City participants raised over $46000 for the Free Wheelchair Mission
Peyton Manning is a Class Act on thefield and off
Even if you are not a huge football fanyou are probably familiar with the name
Peyton Manning Today he is a Super Bowl winning quarterback in the NFL for the Denver Broncos however his start inlife was by far more challenging Bornwith a cleft palate Manning struggled withfeeding and bullying and had to endureseveral surgeries throughout his childhood
THE STRUGGLEOn March 241976 Peyton Manning was
born with a cleft palate A cleft palate is a physical deformity of the mouth when thetwo plates of the skull that form the hard
palate also called the roof of the mouthare not full joined causing a gap As is thecase with most children suffering from acleft palate Manning faced several chal-lenges As a baby Manning had to use spe-cial bottles because the hole in his palatecaused the milk he was being fed to comeout his nose
As a child Manning had two surgeries toclose the gap in his palate and to make sureit stayed securely closed as he grew Healso had a bone graft to fill his upper gumline which helped stabilize his upper jawand allowed his mouth to support perma-nent teeth Dental visits were a constant aswere braces which he wore for over tenyears to help straighten his teeth PeytonManningrsquos struggles were not only physi-cal but mental as well Due to his manyhealth issues and physical appearance he
was often bullied by other kids and callednames Through it all he followed hisdream to play football which led him allthe way to the NFL
GIVING BACK Even after becoming a well-known foot-
The Southern California skies will berocked like never before as the new
Surf City USA Airshow will feature notone but two jet teams
The United States Air Force Flight Demonstration
Squadron ndash the Thunderbirds andthe Breitling Jet Team will
headline this premier event tentatively sched-
uled October 22-23 over thePacific Ocean in Huntington
Beach ndash Surf City USA
Be sure to staytuned for further news
and attractionYou can alsofollow us on
FacebookSurfCi-tyUSAAirshow and Twitter
SurfCityAirshow
HB ir Show
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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
America Home of the Free because of the Brave
Dave GarofaloPublisher
If not us who If not now when
~John F KennedyINSPIRATION
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
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Golden Words1) Your shoes are the first thing people sub-
consciously notice about you Wear nice shoes
2) If you sit for more than 11 hours a daytheres a 50 chance youll die within the next
3 years
3) There are at least 6 people in the worldwho look exactly like you Theres a 9chance that youll meet one of them in your lifetime
4) Sleeping without a pillow reduces back pain and keeps your spine stronger
5) A personrsquos height is determined by their father and their weight is determined by
their mother
6) If a part of your body falls asleep
You can almost always wake it up byshaking your head
7) There are three things the human braincannot resist noticing - food attractive peopleand danger
8) Right-handed people tend to chewfood on their right side
9) Putting dry tea bags in gym bags or smelly shoes will absorb the unpleasant odor
10) According to Albert Einstein if honey bees were to disappear from earth humans
would be deadwithin 4 years
I am not afraid of tomorrow for I have seenyesterday and I love today
Noahs Ark Everything I need to knowI learned from Noahs Ark
ONE Dont miss the boat
TWO Remember that we are allin the same boat
THREE Plan ahead It wasntraining when Noah built the Ark
FOUR Stay fit When youre 60years old someone may ask
you to do
something really big
FIVE Dont listento critics
just get on withthe job that needs
to be done
SIX Build yourfuture on high ground
SEVEN For safetys saketravel in pairs
EIGHT Speed isnt always an advantage The
snails were on board with the cheetahs
NINE When youre stressedfloat awhile
TEN Remember the Ark was built byamateurs the Titanic by professionals
ELEVEN No matter the stormtheres always a rainbow waiting
Please pass this on to people you
want to be blessed
Give it Dont just get it
Most people walk in and out of your life but FAMILY amp FRIENDS leave
footprints in your heart
Original painting of Donald Trump on the deepest oil well in
HB--the two mile deep Seguro 1 near Goldenwest and
Garfield on the property of landscape contractoroil man Ron
Brindle Brindle a former Navy Seabee had it created by his
favorite artist Michelle Hardesty and put on the most famous
oil well in HB because Trump is the only hope we have to
bring this country back to its glory We desperately need him Photo by Chris MacDonald Photographer The Local News
Noah Got It Right
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hris MacDonald
On the road in Surf City
By Chris MacDonald WriterPhotographerHB AmbassadorThe Local News Columnist
The Local News
Arecord 75000 people camethrough The Surf City USAMarathon Active Lifestyle
Expo Tent recently said Amy Tom-chak Marathon General Manager Atthe popular expo runners got readyfor the race got fueled clothed andmotivated with the help of more than100 vendors
Brian Cizek manager of The Surf City Store said It was a pleasurehelping out at the Surfing Walk of Fame booth and meeting the excited
people from all over the world anx-iously awaiting the big race It was avery festive positive high-spiritedevent with good weather that reallyshowed off the beautiful ocean parksand people of Surf City Cizeksaward-winning pier cloud photo T-shirts and Aqua Clips were popular
with the racing crowdHuntington Beach City Council-
man Mike Posey and his wife were onhand at the expo and became mem-
bers of The Surfers Walk of Famewhich honors surfers and others whohelp create the culture with specialnames and imprints in the sidewalksalong Pacific Coast Highway andMain Street near Jacks SurfboardsThanks to the always energetic JohnEtheridge Patrick Brenden andfriends from the Huntington Beach
Kiwanis Club and The HuntingtonBeach Longboard Crew who pro-vided pancake breakfasts and a beer garden at the expo Also plaudits tothe fine musicians like High Tidewho were on stage to entertain thecrowd not far from a bunch of oldcustom VW vans that were on displayto the delight of passersby
Former HB Mayor Don MacAllis-ter who is so active volunteering for many local groups said he loves theexcitement and revenue generated bythe annual marathon Its really ashowcase for what Surf City is allabout Weve become knownthroughout the world because of itsaid MacAllister a board member onthe Surfers Walk of Fame and former
president of HB KiwanisDown on the beach path legendary
concert pianistcomposer Danny Bar-rios and Argentine singersong-writerpianist Fabian Silberbergfascinated and entertained many run-
ners warming up for the racewith their encouraging songsand superb and lively originalcompositions
Learn more about the an-nual expo and marathon athttpwwwrunsurfcitycom
The information contained in this column does not necessarily
reflect the opinion of The Local News
Surf City USA Marathon ActiveLifestyle Expo
Draws A Record
75000 People
Huntington Beach PublicWorks City Engineer TomHerbel Huntington BeachCity Councilman Mike Poseyand Former HuntingtonBeach Mayor Don MacAllis-ter Don Ramsey stands nextto his poster promoting aclassic VW van show on Sat-urday April 16th 2016 from8am to 2pm on The Hunting-ton Beach Pier Bottom Lookat all the people in The Surf City USA Marathon ActiveLifestyle Expo
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Thank you AOL Ive beenwondering who I am and
to some respect who youareTheres one particular group of Americans who seemto be on just about every presi-
dential candidates mind themiddle class
So who exactly is this proverbial middle class Wellthats actually pretty compli-cated
To measure the middle classyou could take a look at incomeAccording to Pew ResearchCenter the middle-class earnerstake in as much as twice themedian income or as little astwo-thirds the median So thatmeans nationally you would fallright about in this range if your household income is between
$35360 and $106090The middle class can also be
defined as a mindsetThe US Department of
Commerce defines the middleclass as families whose aspira-
tions include economic stabilitya home a car vacations retire-ment savings and health careand college for their children
You can also measure factorslike overall wealth includingsavings or even how much youspend No one really agreeswho the middle class is buteverybody likes to think itsthem
In fact a majority of million-aires in a CNBC poll definedthemselves as middle class
Whoever the middle class is politicians want to help them
Yo Bro - Are You Middle Class
Tax season is here whichmeans the increase of IRSscams is also upon us Here
is some information and what tolook out for to avoid becoming avictim of one of these scams
The scam consists of a suspectmaking contact with the victimstating that they‟re delinquentwith the Internal Revenue Service(IRS) The suspect pretends to bean IRS agent and demands pay-ment from the vic-tim These im- personators usually demandimmediate payment with either
pre-paid debit cards or wire trans-fers The suspect will direct thevictim to a local bank or merchantwhere pre-paid cards can be pur-chased or direct the victim to com- plete a wire transfer The suspectwill manipulate ongoing commu-nication with the victim until theyare able to obtain funds
Anyone can become a targetedvictim The victim may be threat-ened with arrest deportation or revocation of their driver licenseFear tactics are a commonly usedand include insult and hostility toscare potential victims Be vigi-
lant against these types of callsThe IRS does not initiate contactwith taxpayers by email or phoneto request financial informationThe IRS will always send taxpay-ers a written notification of anytax due via US Mail The IRSnever asks for credit card debitcard or pre-paid access cards for payment over the telephone Donot engage in conversation withthese callers and tell them youwill contact the IRS directly Ter-minate the call as soon as practicalwithout offering any personal in-
formationYou may call the IRS at 1-800-829-1040 to confirm if you mightowe taxes If you have fallen victimto this scam or were targeted with-out sustaining a loss you may alsocontact the Federal Trade Commis-sion via their ldquoFTC Complaint As-sistantrdquoat wwwftcgov Please addldquoIRS Telephone Scamrdquo in the com-ments of your complaint
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EDITORIAL
By Frank Addessi
Daily-Finance spells it out pretty clearly so thateven I can relateMy late grandfather usedto say he would retire when he was dead
True to his word he worked until the day he passedaway at 84 Like my grandfather before me I haveno intention of stopping work and will probably dieat my keyboard with emails from editors aboutmissed deadlines piling up
R ETIREMENT MYTH 1 ndashR ETIREMENT IS LIKE VACATION
The fact of the matter is retirement can be a lot morelike work than vacation Many people put a lot of
effort into trying not to be bored Sure sitting on a beau-tiful beach or fishing or whatever you like doing on va-cation is a great while youre on vacation but when itsall you do every day it can start to get tired
Vacations are something we look forward to andhave a choice about Retirement has no such choicesOne day rolls endlessly mindlessly into the next Donttake my word for it Think about your last great longvacation and how by the end of it you wanted to go back to work to your life
The Solution can be as simple as retiring from one
job or career and starting a new one One way to look at it is to think of your work-life before retirement asworking for someone else and your work-life after re-tirement as working for you Working at somethingyou are passionate about is great way toslow the aging process and stay active Be-cause youre retired you can do it on your own terms
R ETIREMENT MYTH 2 ndashNO MONEY PROBLEMS
This retirement myth comes about fromthe misconception that life magically
becomes less expensive when you retire Itdoesnt Food fuel clothing all cost as muchas before you retired and what you save oncommuting youre likely going to want tospend on keeping busy
Retirement also means increased medicalexpenses not because retirement is physi-cally taxing or otherwise hazardous to your health but because you are older and body
parts start wearing out faster Older bodiesare like classic cars in order to keep movingdown the road they need a little more TLC
The Solution starts with not counting onsocial security alone as your primary meansof support The older you are now the moreyou should be putting aside for retirementevery year There are two retirement savingstraps people fall into The first is when theyare young and believe retirement is too far in the future to concern themselves with
right now so they save little to nothing
The second retirement trap occurs when the kids aregrown and finished with school and before retirementwhen you put off saving for later so you can start treat-ing yourself now Striking a balance in your 50s be-tween enjoying your relative youth with increasingsavings for the not so distant future is the key
R ETIREMENT MYTH 3 ndash MEDICARE
This retirement myth is that starting Medicare willcut my health care costs dramatically While
Medicare is a wonderful program it is not the be alland end all of personal health care coverage You willneed a Medicare supplement policy to help round outyour protection and even with a good supplement youwill still have out of pocket expenses
Im sure there is some direct mathematical corollary between our age in years and the number of prescrip-tion drugs we take Even if there is no such thing as afixed relationship the amount and frequency of med-ications and their associated cost (deductibles and co-
pays) does increase with ageThe Solution is to stay active and get plenty of exer-
cise and eat and sleep well We could all get away with
staying out late and neglecting our bodies when we are
in our twenties but we dont retire in our twenties The best way to control increased health care cost is to needless healthcare in the first place That means taking bet-ter care of yourself now and as you get older
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Prepare For Retirement the Right Way
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Caponersquos Cucina
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Cucina Alessaacute
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Fuzion
Gallaghers Pub amp Grill
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Star
s Who ell O
ff Your Rada
r
They keep a lower profile these days and you may
associate them with another time but ob-la-di ob-la-da
life goes onJOHN ASTIN
T
he actor who played Gomez on The Addams Family was always a class act Now
84 and a practicing Buddhist he teaches method acting at Johns Hopkins where hestudied math in the early 50s Carolyn Jones aka Morticia Addams married actor Peter Baily-Britton in 1981 while being treated for cancer and Astin remained a close friendattending her wedding and delivering the eulogy at her funeral in 1983
PROFOUNDHISTORICPHOTOSThese mind-blowing photos in both black and white
and color portray profound moments from recent his-tory Each photo reveals a snapshot of a time gone bySome of the photos show instants that shook the worldOther photos reveal ordinary moments that open awindow for one to peek through into the past
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1952 Ronald and Nancy Reaganenjoying their honeymoon dinner atthe Stork Club in New York City
ball star Manning has always been open about
his struggles as a child In 1998 he teamed upwith Saint Vincentrsquos Childrenrsquos Hospital in In-diana by helping promote their services and
programs as well as being an active member when it came to fundraising In 2007 St Vin-centrsquos Childrenrsquos Hospital changed itrsquos name toreflect itrsquos biggest benefactor and became Pey-ton Manning Childrenrsquos Hospital at St VincentThe hospital includes The Pediatric Craniofa-cial Center which provides diagnosis treat-ment and support for children who suffer fromdisorders or deformities to the head and faceThey are one out of only six centers in NorthAmerica designated for the Cleft Palate Na-tional Outcomes Project and has treated over 800 infants and children
In 1999 Peyton Manning created the Pey-
Back Foundation which provides programs and
opportunities to at-risk children To date thePeyback Foundation has provided over $10 mil-lion through various programs and grants thathelp promote leadership and success to disad-vantaged youth in Colorado IndianaLouisiana and Tennessee The Foundation of-fers programs as well as partnering with other organizations to provide the best for their youth and maximize their success
Peyton Manning does not only financiallysupport these causes but is very active in theday-to- day activities by visiting and participat-ing often He has a personal relationship as wellas a public one and it is obvious that thesecauses are important and personal to him
Sources Stvincentorg | Karlschonborncom| PeytonManningcom
Continued from pg 1
The Class of lsquo16
It991257s Easy BeingGreen
By Dick Resch
Its a concrete jungle out there -- literallyHumans today consume more concrete than any substance aside from
water That presents a huge problem for the environment Concretecomes from cement and each ton of cement generates a matching tonof carbon emissions
Many builders and designers are recycling water or installing energyefficient light bulbs in hopes of reducing their buildings carbon foot- print But those approaches can only go so far
Instead employers and builders must think about going green themoment they decide to construct a new office -- or renovate an old one
New technologies and building techniques can empower them to do soThe building sector is the biggest energy consumer and greenhouse-
gas emitter in the United States Buildings account for 39 percent of energy use 68 percent of electricity use 12 percent of water use and38 percent of carbon emissions nationwide
When businesses need to change or expand their workspaces thatcarbon footprint grows Now that the economy is recovering formerlyvacant offices are filling fast Demand for reconstruction alterationand renovation will grow over the next five years predicts industry-re-search firm IBISWorld
Thats good for business -- but has serious consequences for the en-vironment Building-related construction and demolition results in anincredible 160 million tons of waste every year Forty-four percent of that waste comes from renovations Less than one-third is recovered or recycled
Fortunately some companies are prioritizing the environment in their workspace redesigns
Financial-services company Macquarie for example has adopted
green approaches like piping in water from the ocean to cool the air Asa result it has reduced energy consumption by 50 percent
Elevator usage at the firm is down by half thanks to a decidedlylow-tech solution -- an interior staircase that links work zones
throughout the buildingMeanwhile by orienting the office around centrally located shared meeting pods and adaptable work
neighborhoods Macquarie has eliminated the costly and wasteful process of renovating workspaces and movingemployees around
Architectural walls which look like traditional fixed walls but can easily be moved to reconfigure a spacerepresent another way to green the office
Unlike concrete or drywall movable walls are typically sourced responsibly They may be made of recycledor renewable materials like wheat soy and sunflower board linoleum cork and rubber-wood
Architectural walls also complement open-office environments which are greener than their more traditionalalternatives Managers can shift the walls to create private offices or meeting rooms on demand Later they canquickly reconfigure the walls to create room for more workers without requiring an expensive time-consumingand waste-generating renovation
As companies use space more efficiently -- by adopting larger shared desks and workspaces for instance --they reduce waste and cut emissions Improved airflow can also help moderate the temperature lessening the
need for heating and air-conditioningOpen offices also boost another kind of green money When Cisco switched to a shared workspace environ-
ment the tech firm realized savings of 60 percent on cabling 40 percent on switches and switch ports and 42 percent in construction costs
To make a sizeable dent in their carbon footprints American offices have to do more than mandate dou- ble-sided printing or install low-flow toilets They must make green design and green building their mantra
Dick Resch is CEO of KI Furniture (wwwkicom)
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THE Local NEWS Community
restaurants entertainment local events something for everybody
The Children‟s Dept of the Central Library has added three new story-times to their monthly schedule Due to their popularity we are nowoffering two toddler story times on Saturdays 10 and 11 am Saturday
afternoon ldquoStories and Craftrdquo will continue at 2 pmStory Apptations We are happy to announce a new digital story time that
will begin on February 8 and will take place the second and fourth Mondaysof the month at 330 pm This story time is for pre-school children ages 3-5and will use iPads to explore apps ebooks and music to foster the develop-ment of early literacy skills needed for kindergarten This is a small groupstory time limited to 20 children plus their parent iPads will be provided
Paws 2 Read The dogs are back Paws 2 Read is a reading enrichment pro-gram for children ages 4-12 that provides therapy dogs for children to readto This all volunteer
program encourages
children to increasetheir reading skills and build self-confidence by reading aloud to cer-tified trained therapydogs The ldquoGo Teamrdquotherapy dogs will beavailable the secondSaturday March 12and one-on-one readingwill begin on SaturdayApril 9mdashchildren canwalk-in and register toread to a dog for 15minutes Reading isdone on a first comefirst serve basis
T
he City of Huntington Beach has been selected as a 2015 Califor-
nia Parks amp Recreation Society(CPRS) Award of Excellence recipientfor the television segment ldquoRec ReportrdquoThe monthly segment which spotlightsthe many recreation activities provided
by the City of Huntington Beach took top honors in the Digital Media Cate-gory
ldquoRec Reportrdquo is produced by longtimeHuntington Beach resident Matt Liffre-ing in cooperation with the City of Hunt-ington Beach and the Public CableTelevision Authority (PCTA) The seg-ment airs as part of the ldquoSurf City High-lightsrdquo television program that airsregularly on the Cityrsquos cable TV channelHBTV-3
The CPRS awards program recog-nizes outstanding achievement in the
areas of facility design park planningmarketing and communication andcommunity improvement and program-ming The City of Huntington Beachwill receive the award at a ceremony atthe Hyatt Regency Long Beach onMarch 11 2016
ldquoRec Reportrdquo ldquoSurf City Highlightsrdquoand other exclusive local television pro-gramming can be seen in the City of Huntington Beach via Time Warner Cable and Verizon FiOS on HBTVChannel 3
For more information on the PublicCable Television Authority and to viewclips of PCTA-produced local television
programming visit wwwpctatv
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Huntington Beach Council on Aging Donates
$100000 for Senior ServicesH
untington Beach CA Jan 222016 -- At the January 19 CityCouncil meeting the Huntington
Beach Council on Aging (HBCOA) pre-sented the City with a check for $100000for use in senior programs at the newSenior Center in Central Park The center is anticipated to open by the summer of this year and several grand openingevents are in the works In recognition of its donation the HBCOA name will be
proudly displayed in the Grand Entry of the Senior Center in Central Park
The new Senior Center in Central Park is a one-story senior center located withinthe 343-acre Huntington Central Park and generally located west of the inter-section of Goldenwest Street and TalbertAvenue The Senior Center will have ap-
proximately 37000 square feet withmulti-purpose rooms a community hall
computer lab gameroom gym
dance rooms multi-use classrooms caremanagement offices dining roomkitchen transportation offices and more
HBCOA provides regular financialsupport to Huntington Beach City senior
programs and services Over the lastseven years HBCOA has contributed inexcess of $13M HBCOA hosts a num-
ber of fund raisers including the annualOn Course Golf Tournament in June andthe Senior Saturday Community Festivalin September
The Huntington Beach Council onAging is a non-profit 501(c)3 corporationin the City of Huntington Beach Califor-nia HBCOA seeks to enhance the dig-nity and quality of life of HuntingtonBeach seniors create awareness of theevolving needs of HB seniors and re-spond with resources for innovative serv-ices and programs HBCOA supportslocal seniors and their families throughmany beneficial programs offered by theHuntington Beach Senior Center and the
HB Seniors Outreach Center HBCOAsupport includes a wide variety of serv-ices classes activities and clubs de-signed to help seniors stay healthy andactive as well as maintain self-sufficiencyand independence with dignity
Senior Center naming andsponsor opportu-nities are avail-able for the
building as wellas for the variousopening eventsand the HBCOAchallenges other organizationscorporations andindividuals to
participate For more informationon how you can
become involved in the New Senior Cen-ter in Central Park please visit theHBCOA website at wwwhbcoaorg andthe HBCOA Facebook page atwwwfacebookcomhbcoa
HB WinsldquoRec Reportrdquo
HB Reads
One Book
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During the Baseball Winter Meetingsin December MLB announced newguidelines designed
to extend ballpark net-ting The recommendations follow a season duringwhich a number of serious injuries at ballparksaround the country garnered extensive publicity
MLBrsquos new policy is not a mandate Teams areldquoencouragedrdquo to extend the netting from behindhome plate a distance of 70 feet down each foulline or to the ends of the dugouts closest to home plate The guidelines also apply to MLB springtraining facilities
Critics have voiced their displeasure with the new
guidelines claiming MLB didnrsquot go far enough Firstthey say the policy should be mandatory and second thatthe netting should extend to the outfield side of the dugouts if notfurther
Dan Halem MLBrsquos chief legal officer added that Both fan safety andfan choice are extremely important to MLB and these recommendationsreflect those principles What Halem is really saying is the league is con-cerned fans that prefer to be close to the action in order to kibitz with the play-ers and obtain foul balls would be unwilling to pay the premium prices teamscurrently charge for seats close to the field if they are required to watch thegame through a screen
MLBrsquos trade off ndash fan safety for increased revenue ndash is supported by thecourts based on a longstanding legal concept known as ldquoThe Baseball RulerdquoThe Rule adopted in a majority of states basically says when a fan enters a ballpark they should expect that bats and balls will be flying into the stands
And when that happens fans assume the risk of injury So long as the Ruleremains in effect MLB teams have little incentive to add additional netting
or take other measures to protect fans from injury They merely transfer thecost of the occasional lawsuit to their insurance carriers
But several recent cases have suggested thatthe environment has changed since the Base- ball Rule was first adopted Newly designed ballparks provide seating closer to the field of play and in-game promotions and social mediadivert fansrsquo attention from the action on thefield making them less attentive and moresusceptible to injury
How serious is the issue of ballpark safetyAccording to an analysis conducted byBloomberg News 1750 spectators are injuredevery year by batted balls at Major League
games While not all injuries are serious somerequire hospitalization and multiple surgeriesFortunately only one spectator has died from afoul ball at a Major League ballpark at a 1970game between the Dodgers and the Giants atDodger Stadium Two fans have been killed by
foul balls at Minor League stadiums one in 1960 and another in 2010Despite MLBrsquos new netting policy the best way for fans to stay safe at the
ballpark is to be diligent and pay attention
The information contained in this column does not necessarily reflect theopinion of The Local News
By Jordan Kobritz
KobritzonSports
Jordan Kobritz is a former attorney CPA and Minor League Baseball
team owner He is a Professor in the Sport Management Department at
SUNY Cortland and maintains the blog httpsportsbeyondthelinescom
Jordan can be reached at jordankobritzcortlandedu
The Baseball Rule Yoursquore Out When
You Are In
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Gallaghers Pub and Grill300 Pacific Coast Hwy Ste 113 Huntington Beach CA 92648
entrance on Walnut St between Main St and 3rd St
7145362422wwwgallagherspubcom
H a v e Y o u r
N e x t
P a r t y a t G a
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V I P Se r v ice P
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Features4 to 7pm bull Monday - Friday
12 Off All Appetizers
8 to 10pm bull TuesdaysPub Trivia - Free to Play
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Buy online wwwduckathonorg714-500-0DUCK (0382) bull emailinfoduckathonorg
This Space Provided by The Local News as a courtesy to AltaMedsHuntington Beach Community Clinic amp their Support Group
Donrsquot Miss
The 24th Annual
Duck-a-Thon
The Festival includes a childrenrsquos area withactivities galore for your ducklings featuring
Carnival Games bull Bounce Houses bull Face PaintingDuck Decorating bull Duck Dip bull Cotton Candy
Popcorn amp more A scoop at our famous Duck Dip booth could win you multiple prizes
Grown-up kids welcome to take a dip too
trade
FridayMay 13th
SaturdayMay 14th
SundayMay 15th
at the
HuntingtonBeachPier
Friday May 13th6 pm - 9 pm Reception
Saturday May 14th3 pm ndash The Main Event
The weekend kicks off with our Food and Wine Tasting bythe sea Come join us and sample outstanding winesbeer and food from local restaurants as the sun sets
over the Pacific Enjoy entertainmentopportunity drawings and a silent auction
Ticket - $45 advance $55 at the doorIncludes a souvenir wine glass
VIP Tickets $55 in advance $65 at the door(includes deluxe wine glass VIP check-in parking validation)
For tickets visit wwwduckathonorg
Kid Zone Carnival
Big Mama ducks sponsored by localbusinesses organizations and
individuals compete for the covetedGolden Duck Traveling Trophy and
year-long bragging rights
Corporate Duck $100Corporate ldquoSuper Star Heroesrdquo Duck $125
Flock of Five Corporate Ducks $500(Flock includes 1 Super Star Heroes duck and 4 Corporate ducks)
B u y y o u r
S u p e r S t a r H e r
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o u r P o l i c e F i r e
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Classic little yellow ducks and Super Star Heroes ducksrace to shore for prizes The first 60 ashore
win prizes for their ownersWinning Super Star Heroes ducks win TWO prizes
Baby Ducks $10Baby ldquoSuper Star Heroesrdquo Ducks $20
Sunday May 15th1 pm ndash Corporate Duck Race
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Post Game NumbersA
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returns show that it did not disappoint
The first number for Super Bowl 50 based on Nielsens
metered markets is a 49 rating and a massive 73 share among
households Thats just off from last years 497 rating The
2015 overnight rating marked an all-time high for the Super
Bowl ultimately translating to an average 1144 million view-
ers It topped the previous years game (1115 million viewers)
to become the most-watched telecast in US TV history
Working against Super Bowl 50 was the fact that it was
a relatively low-scoring game Quarterback Peyton Man-
ning and the Denver Broncos ultimately topped the Car-
olina Panthers 24-10 in a pairing that was not nearly as year
prior But scores are not something that appear to affect the
Super Bowl 2014 set a record with an absurdly lopsided
43-8 victory for the Seattle Seahawks Its one of several
ways in which Super Bowl has proven itself immune to
TVs trends of ratings fatigue Even by its own lofty stan-
dards and seemingly regardless of play the biggest night
of the US TV calendar has consistently been outdoing it-
self in recent years
2015 497 rating 1144 million viewers
2014 464 rating 1115 million viewers
2013 481 rating 1084 million viewers
2012 478 rating 1113 million viewers
2011 479 rating 111 million viewers
Super Bowl record for the team that scores first 31-16
Winning percent of the favored team by oddsmakers 72
Lowest face value price of a Super Bowl ticket $800
Cost of a 30 second Super Bowl spot $35 Million
Cost of a 30 second Super Bowl spot in 1970 $42000
Amount of money each player on the
winning Super Bowl team receives $88000
Amount of money each player on the
losing Super Bowl team receives $46000
SUPER BOWL FOOD SALES STATISTICSCases of beer sold on Super Bowl Sunday 492 Million
Chicken wings sold on Super Bowl week 125 Million
Pounds of avocados used for guacamole during Super Bowl 71 Million
Rise in pizza deliveries on Super Bowl Sunday 35
Rise in 7-Elevenrsquos antacid sales the day after 20
WHERE PEOPLE WATCH THE SUPER BOWL PERCENTAt home alone immediate family 46
At home with friends relatives 31
At friend relativersquos home 14
Other not sure 7
At bar restaurant 3
MOST SUPER BOWL WINS WINSPittsburgh Steelers 6-2
Dallas Cowboys 5-3
San Francisco 49ers 5-1
New England Patriots 4-4
Green Bay Packers 4-1
TEAMS THAT HAVE NEVER PLAYED IN A SUPER BOWLLions Browns Texans Jaguars
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Who says mothers arent powerful
Esther Carlstone (momme) tells us aboutHILDA JOHNSON BRUNGOT
Hilda Johnson Brungot (1886-1982) was a Berlin New
Hampshire native who became dean of women state legisla-
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she first went to Concord as a legislator Reelected 18 times
she served 41 years before retiring in 1975 Brungotrsquos portrait
hangs in Legislative Hall at the State Capitol only the third
woman to be so honored
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These tasty oatmeal cookies are simple andinviting breakfast recipe Serve with some orange juice or tea and enjoy
Time needed 10 min preparation
Serving Size Yield 12 cookies
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3 C uncooked oats1 C flour 1 tsp salt 12 tsp soda14 C almonds chopped
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Method
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About the SrawberryLemonade Cocktail
C o c k t a i l C o r n e r
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NEWSEPTI NGrsquoS WORLD
Only Local News
Chris Epting
HBNews1aolcom
R ecently I had the honor of introducing eight timeOlympic medalist Shirley
Babashoff at the annual
KinderVision dinner held eachyear in Huntington Beach
In the mid-1970s Shirley wasarguably the strongest femaleswimmer on the planet After winning three medals in Munichin 1972 she began an arduoustraining regimen that involvedswimming literally 20 miles aday seven days a week for four years By the time the 1976games rolled around in Mon-treacuteal it seemed all but obviousthat she would win the gold ineach of the six races was en-tered in Just before the
games at the trials in LongBeach she put on one of themost impressive single per-formances in swimming his-tory This was the momentThis was her destiny
But then something hap- pened The East Germanteam which had emergedfrom nowhere in the previ-ous three years to becomean almost incomprehensi- ble force in swimming
ran away with most of the gold atthe games Shirley had been sus- pecting them of cheating for yearsand in Montreacuteal she finally spokeher mind publicly She calledthem out for doping and the worldturned on her hard All of a sud-den she was ldquoSurly Shirley theugly American
She would go on to lead her relay team to gold in the finalswimming event of the games Itsconsidered to be one of the mostexciting races in modern sportshistory America had finally wonthe gold But the reaction to
Shirleys courage and honestycrushed her She retired fromswimming at age 19 When theBerlin Wall fell in the 1980s theworld learned that she had beencorrect in her accusations Shewas vindicated
In the late 1980s she began
work as a mail carrier for theHuntington Beach Postal Serviceand she is still at work theretoday Shirley maybe the greatestAmerican athlete that you maynot be familiar with This summer I think a lot of that will change because the book that she and Iwrote about her life ldquoMakingWavesrdquo will be released in July
Im sharing the cover of the book early in this column so thatyou can see Im very proud of thestory and even prouder of myfriend Shirley for all she has donein her life and for how she repre-
sented her country in twoOlympic games Once the book comes out Im going to interviewher for this column but I did wantto make you aware that finallythe truth about Shirley story willfinally be told for all the world toread
chr ischriseptingcom
The information contained in this column does not necessarily reflect the opinion of The Local News
Chris Epting is an award-winning journalist and the au- thor of 25 books including Huntington Beach Then amp Now Vanishing Orange County and Roadside Base- ball You can follow him on Twitter chrisepting
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Dear EarthTalk Is it true that Apple
gets around US labor standards and laws by out-
sourcing production to China mdash Josie Walsh New York NY
Apple isnrsquot the only tech giant outsourcing much of its production to Chinese manufacturers nowadays but thesheer popularity of the California-based companyrsquos prod-ucts makes it an especially easy target for activists con-cerned about worker health and safety China Labor Watchand other groupshave exposed inhu-mane conditions athuge Chinese facto-ries of suppliers likeFoxconn and Pega-tron that supportmany US-basedtech firms Workersat these facilitiesmany who are under-age are often re-quired to work 18-hour shifts and areroutinely exposed totoxic chemicalsmdashbutstill can barely makeends meet The prob-lem came to a head in2010 when journalists got word that 14 workers had com-mitted suicide at Foxconnrsquos massive iPhone-assemblymanufacturing facility in China
Another issue dogging Applersquos Chinese partners isworker exposure to toxic chemicals and a higher than av-erage incidence of leukemia among employees Appleagreed to discontinue using two of the worst offenders
benzene and n-hexane after the non-profit groups China
Labor Watch and Green America collected upwards of 40000 signatures from consumers demanding action from
the company But China still allows its manufacturing sec-tor to use several other carcinogenic chemicals long out-lawed in the US and Europe Repeated exposure to thesesubstances is another threat Chinese workers have to con-
tend with when working on the assembly line makingsmartphones and other tech gadgets Despite knowledge of the dangerous conditions
Applersquos Chinese suppliers rarely struggle to find workersmany of whom are willing to take the relatively high pay-ing jobs despite the risksmdashespecially if they are support-ing loved ones at home who depend upon the extra money
to survive Chinarsquoshuge population cre-ates an infinite sup- ply of workers suchthat even a large-scale walkout would be pointless The as-sembly line systemgives each person arepetitive simple job that can betaught in an hour
For its partApple continues toclaim they are in-vestigating the sit-uation and doingeverything theycan to ensure sat-
isfactory working conditions In 2010 the company re-vamped its supplier responsibility standards andthreatened it would terminate relations with Chinesemanufacturers that refuse to toe the line and also calledfor new audits on all of its ldquofinal assemblyrdquo facilities inChina Two years later Apple became the first technol-ogy company admitted to the Fair Labor Association anon-profit that conducts independent monitoring andverification to ensure acceptable workplace standards
While this affiliation doesnrsquot mean Foxconn Pegatronand other Chinese high tech suppliers are beholden to
standards as stringent as US labor laws activists con-sider it a step in the right direction and continue to keepan eye on the situation
Of course whether or not Apple steps up on the issue
may depend more on if consumers are willing to foregothe companyrsquos products due to worker exploitation issuesAnd thatrsquos not likely to happen anytime soon as Ameri-cans and others continue to buy iPhones iPads and Macsas fast as Apple and its Chinese partners can produce them
CONTACTS Apple Supplier Responsibility
wwwapplecomsupplier-responsibility
Foxconnwwwfoxconncom
Pegatronwwwpegatroncorpcom
China Labor Watchwwwchinalaborwatchorg
Green Americawwwgreenamericaorg
Fair Labor Associationwwwfairlabororg
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Magazine
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greater number of single-cru bot-tlings and the arrival of newly desig-nated sub-zones have helped
Muscadet elevate its reputation drawingworthy comparisons to white Burgundy Butwhat will it take for the region to truly set itself apart Jon Bonneacute considers Muscadets past and fu-ture through the eyes of the winemakers looking toreshape it
Jon Bonneacute IS FLUENT IN WINEFrench citiesespecially secondary French cities often do bestwhen theyrsquore looking backwards In the case of
Nantes long a sleepy spot in the western Loire itwould be easy to assume that it peaked many yearsagomdashperhaps during the Industrial Revolution
when its docks were full of grain and spices (anddisturbingly slaves)
Thatrsquos why I was completely unprepared for whatI found when I rolled in on a warm fall day a
bustling growing tech hub one of Europersquos green-est cities functional in all the ways that most Frenchcities arenrsquot The tram system is fleet Therersquos littleof the brutalist midcentury architecture that weighson France like a curse The mild often wet climateis maritime Gaul at its best Francersquos Seattle Ithought admiringly
The distinct pride emanating from Nantes thesedays seems to come from being unburdened by the
past The Nantais love their reclaimed stature asBrittanyrsquos major city and they beam with locavoreLoire pride too embracing the proximity to theriverrsquos bounty Little gastropubs and wine bars offer up immaculate produce plump Brittany oysters andof course local wine which in Nantes essentiallymeans Muscadet grown throughout the surroundingcountryside
Last November I headed south from the city and pulled off the expressway into the town of La Haye-
Fouassiegravere one of the major Muscadet towns UsuallyFrench roundabouts are dec-orated with flowers or a bas-
ket press but here just downthe street from the Mondelezfactory with its scent of fresh-baked Lu biscuits sitsa full-scale model of a flyingsaucer complete with cos-monauts Why a UFO Iasked a local winemaker
ldquoWersquore looking toward thefuturerdquo
While Nantes so clearlyreflects this notion that was-nrsquot my initial impression of Muscadet On a first glance
it seems to be a place of stasis old vineyards with-ering old farmers retiring The global reputation of its winesmdashcheap industrial old-fashionedmdashmoreor less remains their reputation in France too
But on closer inspection I discovered a placegeared up for radical change Its best wines have al-ways been a world apart from the meager thin ver-sions made by many local neacutegociants bottles likeLuneau-Papinrsquos luxe smoky Excelsior aged for twoyears or the fleshy quince-flavored Chacircteau-Theacutebaud from Les Becirctes Curieuses a project dedi-cated to single-cru bottlings from winemakersJeacutereacutemie Huchet and Jeacutereacutemie Mourat have for years
been nipping atthe heels of whiteBurgundy
Whatrsquos hap- pening in Mus-
cadet todaythough is more profoundto the point that even the French avant-garde hasnrsquotreally caught on Many regions aspire to more thanwhat the old French appellations permitted themBut Muscadet having reached the terminus of itsold ways has decidedmdashlike the city that has alwaysnourished itmdashto decisively step into the futureRather than pray for the return of the easy money of the past its best producers bet that they can achievesomething greater
The most basic changes here can be found manyother places in France better farming lower yieldsimproved winemaking But Muscadet has a differ-
ent burden than other regions Its wines were rarelyexalted and it never really shaped a distinct identityAs Franccedilois Midavaine stated in a 1994 book on thetopic ldquoItrsquos a bit tricky to talk about Muscadet as awine regionrdquo
More than 20 years later that Nantais push towardthe future is shared by an emerging generation of vi-gneronsmdashmany of them following in the footstepsof their parentsmdashwho believe itrsquos their destiny tocompletely refashion Muscadet as a significant
place making significant wine They have much intheir favor a loyal devotion to one grapemdashmelonde Bourgognemdashand a fantastic diversity of soilshosting the northernmost vines on Francersquos westcoast
ldquoMuscadetrdquo says Jo Landron of Domaine de laLouvetrie one of the regionrsquos most vocal lobbyistsfor change ldquois coming into its place among the greatwinesrdquo
David White is the founder and editor ofTerroiristcom which was named
Best Overall Wine Blog at the 2013Wine Blog Awards
His columns are housed at Grape Collective
Francersquos Most
Underrated
White Wine
Steps Out
On the Vine
David White
The information contained in this column does not necessarily reflect the opinion of The Local News
Local Coastal CuisineThe ocean view from Zimzala is one tall drink of water Save your ap-
petite though - Zimzala is big on the flavors of Southern CaliforniaChef Damon Kelly puts the bountiful produce that grows here year-
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Moe News Than You Can HandleFrom the Mailbag
7145366300Main Street EyewearLooks at Life Through
Designer GlassesMoe Kanoudi
Just AnotherLoving Elephant Story
In 1986 Peter Davies was on holiday inKenya after graduating from Northwest-ern University
On a hike through the bush he cameacross a young bull elephant standing withone leg raised in the air
The elephant seemed distressed so Peter approached it very carefully
He got down on one knee inspected theelephantrsquos foot and found a large piece of wood deeply embedded in it As carefullyand as gently as he could Peter worked thewood out with his knife after which the ele- phant gingerly put down its foot
The elephant turned to face the man andwith a rather curious look on its face staredat him for several tense moments Peter stood frozenthinking of nothing else but being trampled
Eventually the elephant trumpeted loudlyturned and walked away
Peter never forgot that elephant or the
events of that dayTwenty years later Peter was walking
through the Chicago Zoo with his teenagedson As they approached the elephant en-closure one of the creatures turned andwalked over to near where Peter and his sonCameron were standing The large bull ele- phant stared at Peter lifted its front foot off the ground then put it down
The elephant did that several times thentrumpeted loudly all the while staring at theman
Remembering the encounter in 1986Peter could not help wondering if this wasthe same elephant
Peter summoned up his courage climbedover the railing and made his way into theenclosure He walked right up to the ele- phant and stared back in wonder
The elephant trumpeted again wrapped itstrunk around one of Peter legs and slammedhim against the railing killing him in-stantly
Probably wasnt the same elephant
Be careful out there You never reallyknow who your friends are
T h e i n f or m a t i o n c o n t a i n e d i n t h i s c o l u m n d o e s n o t n e c e s s ar i l yr e f l e c t t h e o p i n i o n o f T h eL
o c a l N e w s
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An enraged driver was filmedstopping on a busy highway inCalifornia to beat a fellow mo-
torist this week Another driver startedfilming moments before two men went
at it in the middle of traffic on the 134freeway near Glendale CA The film-maker who didnt want to be namedtold CBS Los Angeles he started film-ing when he saw a driver in an Infinitirepeatedly trying to cut off a man in aVolkswagen Jetta He was concernedthe two cars might crash
The driver of the Jetta told CBS hisside of the story He also did not wantto be identified He said the Infiniticrossed several lanes to cut him offThe driver of the Infiniti threw whatappeared to be coins at his car Even-tually the two road-ragers and the film-ing driver come to a stop on the busy
freeway Amazingly no one was hit
though horns blared in the back-ground The Infiniti driver left his ownvehicle and confronted the driver of the Jetta who was still in his driversseat He punched the driver several
times and choked him The Jettadriver told CBS that the man kept ask-ing why he was mocking him
I really thought if this guy does onestep to the left hes going to get hit bya car in the carpool lane the anony-mous filmmaker told CBS You sawhim he was screaming at him Strikehim a couple of times and the Jetta is
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oogle just made it easier to visit some of the US biggest landmarks with-
out hopping on an airplane Itsteaming up with the NationalPark Service to offer 360-degreeStreet View imagery for 40 na-tional parks and historic sitesranging from Alcatrazs leg-endary prison to the ancient cliff dwellings of Montezuma CastleThe collection also touts photosof artifacts from those locationsWant to see furniture from Abra-ham Lincolns house You can No this wont recreate thegrandeur youd get from beingthere yourself but it beats having
to rely on tourists photos to geta feel for what youre missing
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come down to the lowest levels since Aprilof 2015 And the commercials are trueEven those who completed a refinancewithin the last year may do well to investi-gate their options once again
According to the largest mortgage ratesurvey in the county that released by Fred-die Mac the average rate on a 30 year mort-gage started February at 372 This is thelowest level since the 368 of April 2015
As usual the media picked up on the dropin rates and advertisements for mortgagesare hot and heavy all over again
At least the media is quick to mention thelower rates Very rarely do they mention the part of the report disclosing the costs Ac-cording to Freddie Mac the average cost tosecure a 30 year fixed mortgage was 06 points This is in addition to paying the title and escrow fees
Of course this is the ldquoaveragerdquo Some companies are more compet-itive than others and some applicants are better qualified Competitivemortgage companies are able to offer these rates (or better) with $0costs for well-qualified applicants
For most homeowners this reduction in rate could save one thou-sand two thousand dollars or more in interest every year
But perhaps the best kept secret in the mortgage industry the onethat the media never seems to talk about is the 20 year fixed This iscurrently available at 35 or lower with little to no closing costs for well-qualified applicants
The 20 year fixed is the black sheep of the mortgage industry While30 year and 15 year fixed rate loans are the darlings of the industry
that are alwaystalked about and doted on most
homeowners donrsquot even knowthat a 20 year fixed is an op-
tion Well it is Manyhomeowners might besurprised to learn that a
new 20 year fixed at35 could helpthem pay off their mortgage faster without raising
their paymenttoo much Inmany cases the payment actu-ally goesdown
Letrsquos look at someone
who got a $350000 loan seven years ago at 4375 The payment onthat loan would be $174750 After seven years the remaining princi- pal balance on that loan would be down to $303762
A new 20 year loan of $303762 at 35 would be a payment of $176170 For an extra $1420 per month this homeowner can save 3years off their mortgage payments Extrapolating this out $1420 per
month is $17040 per year and $3408 over 20 years The savings of eliminating three years of mortgage payments of $174750 per month($20970 per year) is $62910 saved over those three years of elimi-nated payments If treated as an investment there arenrsquot too many places where one can invest $3400 and get a return of over $60000 ina span of 20 years
And this is what makes the 20 year fixed one of the best-kept secretsin the mortgage industry
Arnaud Dufour
Mortgage Rates
Drop Again
rnaud Dufour
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Arnaud Dufour is a Sr Mortgage Banker at Newport Beach based DLJ Financial With more than eleven years in the industry
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CA DRE 01360217 bull NMLS 335758
The information contained in this column does not necessarily reflect the opinion of The Local News
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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
America Home of the Free because of the Brave
Dave GarofaloPublisher
If not us who If not now when
~John F KennedyINSPIRATION
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
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Golden Words1) Your shoes are the first thing people sub-
consciously notice about you Wear nice shoes
2) If you sit for more than 11 hours a daytheres a 50 chance youll die within the next
3 years
3) There are at least 6 people in the worldwho look exactly like you Theres a 9chance that youll meet one of them in your lifetime
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5) A personrsquos height is determined by their father and their weight is determined by
their mother
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You can almost always wake it up byshaking your head
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10) According to Albert Einstein if honey bees were to disappear from earth humans
would be deadwithin 4 years
I am not afraid of tomorrow for I have seenyesterday and I love today
Noahs Ark Everything I need to knowI learned from Noahs Ark
ONE Dont miss the boat
TWO Remember that we are allin the same boat
THREE Plan ahead It wasntraining when Noah built the Ark
FOUR Stay fit When youre 60years old someone may ask
you to do
something really big
FIVE Dont listento critics
just get on withthe job that needs
to be done
SIX Build yourfuture on high ground
SEVEN For safetys saketravel in pairs
EIGHT Speed isnt always an advantage The
snails were on board with the cheetahs
NINE When youre stressedfloat awhile
TEN Remember the Ark was built byamateurs the Titanic by professionals
ELEVEN No matter the stormtheres always a rainbow waiting
Please pass this on to people you
want to be blessed
Give it Dont just get it
Most people walk in and out of your life but FAMILY amp FRIENDS leave
footprints in your heart
Original painting of Donald Trump on the deepest oil well in
HB--the two mile deep Seguro 1 near Goldenwest and
Garfield on the property of landscape contractoroil man Ron
Brindle Brindle a former Navy Seabee had it created by his
favorite artist Michelle Hardesty and put on the most famous
oil well in HB because Trump is the only hope we have to
bring this country back to its glory We desperately need him Photo by Chris MacDonald Photographer The Local News
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On the road in Surf City
By Chris MacDonald WriterPhotographerHB AmbassadorThe Local News Columnist
The Local News
Arecord 75000 people camethrough The Surf City USAMarathon Active Lifestyle
Expo Tent recently said Amy Tom-chak Marathon General Manager Atthe popular expo runners got readyfor the race got fueled clothed andmotivated with the help of more than100 vendors
Brian Cizek manager of The Surf City Store said It was a pleasurehelping out at the Surfing Walk of Fame booth and meeting the excited
people from all over the world anx-iously awaiting the big race It was avery festive positive high-spiritedevent with good weather that reallyshowed off the beautiful ocean parksand people of Surf City Cizeksaward-winning pier cloud photo T-shirts and Aqua Clips were popular
with the racing crowdHuntington Beach City Council-
man Mike Posey and his wife were onhand at the expo and became mem-
bers of The Surfers Walk of Famewhich honors surfers and others whohelp create the culture with specialnames and imprints in the sidewalksalong Pacific Coast Highway andMain Street near Jacks SurfboardsThanks to the always energetic JohnEtheridge Patrick Brenden andfriends from the Huntington Beach
Kiwanis Club and The HuntingtonBeach Longboard Crew who pro-vided pancake breakfasts and a beer garden at the expo Also plaudits tothe fine musicians like High Tidewho were on stage to entertain thecrowd not far from a bunch of oldcustom VW vans that were on displayto the delight of passersby
Former HB Mayor Don MacAllis-ter who is so active volunteering for many local groups said he loves theexcitement and revenue generated bythe annual marathon Its really ashowcase for what Surf City is allabout Weve become knownthroughout the world because of itsaid MacAllister a board member onthe Surfers Walk of Fame and former
president of HB KiwanisDown on the beach path legendary
concert pianistcomposer Danny Bar-rios and Argentine singersong-writerpianist Fabian Silberbergfascinated and entertained many run-
ners warming up for the racewith their encouraging songsand superb and lively originalcompositions
Learn more about the an-nual expo and marathon athttpwwwrunsurfcitycom
The information contained in this column does not necessarily
reflect the opinion of The Local News
Surf City USA Marathon ActiveLifestyle Expo
Draws A Record
75000 People
Huntington Beach PublicWorks City Engineer TomHerbel Huntington BeachCity Councilman Mike Poseyand Former HuntingtonBeach Mayor Don MacAllis-ter Don Ramsey stands nextto his poster promoting aclassic VW van show on Sat-urday April 16th 2016 from8am to 2pm on The Hunting-ton Beach Pier Bottom Lookat all the people in The Surf City USA Marathon ActiveLifestyle Expo
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Thank you AOL Ive beenwondering who I am and
to some respect who youareTheres one particular group of Americans who seemto be on just about every presi-
dential candidates mind themiddle class
So who exactly is this proverbial middle class Wellthats actually pretty compli-cated
To measure the middle classyou could take a look at incomeAccording to Pew ResearchCenter the middle-class earnerstake in as much as twice themedian income or as little astwo-thirds the median So thatmeans nationally you would fallright about in this range if your household income is between
$35360 and $106090The middle class can also be
defined as a mindsetThe US Department of
Commerce defines the middleclass as families whose aspira-
tions include economic stabilitya home a car vacations retire-ment savings and health careand college for their children
You can also measure factorslike overall wealth includingsavings or even how much youspend No one really agreeswho the middle class is buteverybody likes to think itsthem
In fact a majority of million-aires in a CNBC poll definedthemselves as middle class
Whoever the middle class is politicians want to help them
Yo Bro - Are You Middle Class
Tax season is here whichmeans the increase of IRSscams is also upon us Here
is some information and what tolook out for to avoid becoming avictim of one of these scams
The scam consists of a suspectmaking contact with the victimstating that they‟re delinquentwith the Internal Revenue Service(IRS) The suspect pretends to bean IRS agent and demands pay-ment from the vic-tim These im- personators usually demandimmediate payment with either
pre-paid debit cards or wire trans-fers The suspect will direct thevictim to a local bank or merchantwhere pre-paid cards can be pur-chased or direct the victim to com- plete a wire transfer The suspectwill manipulate ongoing commu-nication with the victim until theyare able to obtain funds
Anyone can become a targetedvictim The victim may be threat-ened with arrest deportation or revocation of their driver licenseFear tactics are a commonly usedand include insult and hostility toscare potential victims Be vigi-
lant against these types of callsThe IRS does not initiate contactwith taxpayers by email or phoneto request financial informationThe IRS will always send taxpay-ers a written notification of anytax due via US Mail The IRSnever asks for credit card debitcard or pre-paid access cards for payment over the telephone Donot engage in conversation withthese callers and tell them youwill contact the IRS directly Ter-minate the call as soon as practicalwithout offering any personal in-
formationYou may call the IRS at 1-800-829-1040 to confirm if you mightowe taxes If you have fallen victimto this scam or were targeted with-out sustaining a loss you may alsocontact the Federal Trade Commis-sion via their ldquoFTC Complaint As-sistantrdquoat wwwftcgov Please addldquoIRS Telephone Scamrdquo in the com-ments of your complaint
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By Frank Addessi
Daily-Finance spells it out pretty clearly so thateven I can relateMy late grandfather usedto say he would retire when he was dead
True to his word he worked until the day he passedaway at 84 Like my grandfather before me I haveno intention of stopping work and will probably dieat my keyboard with emails from editors aboutmissed deadlines piling up
R ETIREMENT MYTH 1 ndashR ETIREMENT IS LIKE VACATION
The fact of the matter is retirement can be a lot morelike work than vacation Many people put a lot of
effort into trying not to be bored Sure sitting on a beau-tiful beach or fishing or whatever you like doing on va-cation is a great while youre on vacation but when itsall you do every day it can start to get tired
Vacations are something we look forward to andhave a choice about Retirement has no such choicesOne day rolls endlessly mindlessly into the next Donttake my word for it Think about your last great longvacation and how by the end of it you wanted to go back to work to your life
The Solution can be as simple as retiring from one
job or career and starting a new one One way to look at it is to think of your work-life before retirement asworking for someone else and your work-life after re-tirement as working for you Working at somethingyou are passionate about is great way toslow the aging process and stay active Be-cause youre retired you can do it on your own terms
R ETIREMENT MYTH 2 ndashNO MONEY PROBLEMS
This retirement myth comes about fromthe misconception that life magically
becomes less expensive when you retire Itdoesnt Food fuel clothing all cost as muchas before you retired and what you save oncommuting youre likely going to want tospend on keeping busy
Retirement also means increased medicalexpenses not because retirement is physi-cally taxing or otherwise hazardous to your health but because you are older and body
parts start wearing out faster Older bodiesare like classic cars in order to keep movingdown the road they need a little more TLC
The Solution starts with not counting onsocial security alone as your primary meansof support The older you are now the moreyou should be putting aside for retirementevery year There are two retirement savingstraps people fall into The first is when theyare young and believe retirement is too far in the future to concern themselves with
right now so they save little to nothing
The second retirement trap occurs when the kids aregrown and finished with school and before retirementwhen you put off saving for later so you can start treat-ing yourself now Striking a balance in your 50s be-tween enjoying your relative youth with increasingsavings for the not so distant future is the key
R ETIREMENT MYTH 3 ndash MEDICARE
This retirement myth is that starting Medicare willcut my health care costs dramatically While
Medicare is a wonderful program it is not the be alland end all of personal health care coverage You willneed a Medicare supplement policy to help round outyour protection and even with a good supplement youwill still have out of pocket expenses
Im sure there is some direct mathematical corollary between our age in years and the number of prescrip-tion drugs we take Even if there is no such thing as afixed relationship the amount and frequency of med-ications and their associated cost (deductibles and co-
pays) does increase with ageThe Solution is to stay active and get plenty of exer-
cise and eat and sleep well We could all get away with
staying out late and neglecting our bodies when we are
in our twenties but we dont retire in our twenties The best way to control increased health care cost is to needless healthcare in the first place That means taking bet-ter care of yourself now and as you get older
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Star
s Who ell O
ff Your Rada
r
They keep a lower profile these days and you may
associate them with another time but ob-la-di ob-la-da
life goes onJOHN ASTIN
T
he actor who played Gomez on The Addams Family was always a class act Now
84 and a practicing Buddhist he teaches method acting at Johns Hopkins where hestudied math in the early 50s Carolyn Jones aka Morticia Addams married actor Peter Baily-Britton in 1981 while being treated for cancer and Astin remained a close friendattending her wedding and delivering the eulogy at her funeral in 1983
PROFOUNDHISTORICPHOTOSThese mind-blowing photos in both black and white
and color portray profound moments from recent his-tory Each photo reveals a snapshot of a time gone bySome of the photos show instants that shook the worldOther photos reveal ordinary moments that open awindow for one to peek through into the past
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1952 Ronald and Nancy Reaganenjoying their honeymoon dinner atthe Stork Club in New York City
ball star Manning has always been open about
his struggles as a child In 1998 he teamed upwith Saint Vincentrsquos Childrenrsquos Hospital in In-diana by helping promote their services and
programs as well as being an active member when it came to fundraising In 2007 St Vin-centrsquos Childrenrsquos Hospital changed itrsquos name toreflect itrsquos biggest benefactor and became Pey-ton Manning Childrenrsquos Hospital at St VincentThe hospital includes The Pediatric Craniofa-cial Center which provides diagnosis treat-ment and support for children who suffer fromdisorders or deformities to the head and faceThey are one out of only six centers in NorthAmerica designated for the Cleft Palate Na-tional Outcomes Project and has treated over 800 infants and children
In 1999 Peyton Manning created the Pey-
Back Foundation which provides programs and
opportunities to at-risk children To date thePeyback Foundation has provided over $10 mil-lion through various programs and grants thathelp promote leadership and success to disad-vantaged youth in Colorado IndianaLouisiana and Tennessee The Foundation of-fers programs as well as partnering with other organizations to provide the best for their youth and maximize their success
Peyton Manning does not only financiallysupport these causes but is very active in theday-to- day activities by visiting and participat-ing often He has a personal relationship as wellas a public one and it is obvious that thesecauses are important and personal to him
Sources Stvincentorg | Karlschonborncom| PeytonManningcom
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The Class of lsquo16
It991257s Easy BeingGreen
By Dick Resch
Its a concrete jungle out there -- literallyHumans today consume more concrete than any substance aside from
water That presents a huge problem for the environment Concretecomes from cement and each ton of cement generates a matching tonof carbon emissions
Many builders and designers are recycling water or installing energyefficient light bulbs in hopes of reducing their buildings carbon foot- print But those approaches can only go so far
Instead employers and builders must think about going green themoment they decide to construct a new office -- or renovate an old one
New technologies and building techniques can empower them to do soThe building sector is the biggest energy consumer and greenhouse-
gas emitter in the United States Buildings account for 39 percent of energy use 68 percent of electricity use 12 percent of water use and38 percent of carbon emissions nationwide
When businesses need to change or expand their workspaces thatcarbon footprint grows Now that the economy is recovering formerlyvacant offices are filling fast Demand for reconstruction alterationand renovation will grow over the next five years predicts industry-re-search firm IBISWorld
Thats good for business -- but has serious consequences for the en-vironment Building-related construction and demolition results in anincredible 160 million tons of waste every year Forty-four percent of that waste comes from renovations Less than one-third is recovered or recycled
Fortunately some companies are prioritizing the environment in their workspace redesigns
Financial-services company Macquarie for example has adopted
green approaches like piping in water from the ocean to cool the air Asa result it has reduced energy consumption by 50 percent
Elevator usage at the firm is down by half thanks to a decidedlylow-tech solution -- an interior staircase that links work zones
throughout the buildingMeanwhile by orienting the office around centrally located shared meeting pods and adaptable work
neighborhoods Macquarie has eliminated the costly and wasteful process of renovating workspaces and movingemployees around
Architectural walls which look like traditional fixed walls but can easily be moved to reconfigure a spacerepresent another way to green the office
Unlike concrete or drywall movable walls are typically sourced responsibly They may be made of recycledor renewable materials like wheat soy and sunflower board linoleum cork and rubber-wood
Architectural walls also complement open-office environments which are greener than their more traditionalalternatives Managers can shift the walls to create private offices or meeting rooms on demand Later they canquickly reconfigure the walls to create room for more workers without requiring an expensive time-consumingand waste-generating renovation
As companies use space more efficiently -- by adopting larger shared desks and workspaces for instance --they reduce waste and cut emissions Improved airflow can also help moderate the temperature lessening the
need for heating and air-conditioningOpen offices also boost another kind of green money When Cisco switched to a shared workspace environ-
ment the tech firm realized savings of 60 percent on cabling 40 percent on switches and switch ports and 42 percent in construction costs
To make a sizeable dent in their carbon footprints American offices have to do more than mandate dou- ble-sided printing or install low-flow toilets They must make green design and green building their mantra
Dick Resch is CEO of KI Furniture (wwwkicom)
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restaurants entertainment local events something for everybody
The Children‟s Dept of the Central Library has added three new story-times to their monthly schedule Due to their popularity we are nowoffering two toddler story times on Saturdays 10 and 11 am Saturday
afternoon ldquoStories and Craftrdquo will continue at 2 pmStory Apptations We are happy to announce a new digital story time that
will begin on February 8 and will take place the second and fourth Mondaysof the month at 330 pm This story time is for pre-school children ages 3-5and will use iPads to explore apps ebooks and music to foster the develop-ment of early literacy skills needed for kindergarten This is a small groupstory time limited to 20 children plus their parent iPads will be provided
Paws 2 Read The dogs are back Paws 2 Read is a reading enrichment pro-gram for children ages 4-12 that provides therapy dogs for children to readto This all volunteer
program encourages
children to increasetheir reading skills and build self-confidence by reading aloud to cer-tified trained therapydogs The ldquoGo Teamrdquotherapy dogs will beavailable the secondSaturday March 12and one-on-one readingwill begin on SaturdayApril 9mdashchildren canwalk-in and register toread to a dog for 15minutes Reading isdone on a first comefirst serve basis
T
he City of Huntington Beach has been selected as a 2015 Califor-
nia Parks amp Recreation Society(CPRS) Award of Excellence recipientfor the television segment ldquoRec ReportrdquoThe monthly segment which spotlightsthe many recreation activities provided
by the City of Huntington Beach took top honors in the Digital Media Cate-gory
ldquoRec Reportrdquo is produced by longtimeHuntington Beach resident Matt Liffre-ing in cooperation with the City of Hunt-ington Beach and the Public CableTelevision Authority (PCTA) The seg-ment airs as part of the ldquoSurf City High-lightsrdquo television program that airsregularly on the Cityrsquos cable TV channelHBTV-3
The CPRS awards program recog-nizes outstanding achievement in the
areas of facility design park planningmarketing and communication andcommunity improvement and program-ming The City of Huntington Beachwill receive the award at a ceremony atthe Hyatt Regency Long Beach onMarch 11 2016
ldquoRec Reportrdquo ldquoSurf City Highlightsrdquoand other exclusive local television pro-gramming can be seen in the City of Huntington Beach via Time Warner Cable and Verizon FiOS on HBTVChannel 3
For more information on the PublicCable Television Authority and to viewclips of PCTA-produced local television
programming visit wwwpctatv
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Huntington Beach Council on Aging Donates
$100000 for Senior ServicesH
untington Beach CA Jan 222016 -- At the January 19 CityCouncil meeting the Huntington
Beach Council on Aging (HBCOA) pre-sented the City with a check for $100000for use in senior programs at the newSenior Center in Central Park The center is anticipated to open by the summer of this year and several grand openingevents are in the works In recognition of its donation the HBCOA name will be
proudly displayed in the Grand Entry of the Senior Center in Central Park
The new Senior Center in Central Park is a one-story senior center located withinthe 343-acre Huntington Central Park and generally located west of the inter-section of Goldenwest Street and TalbertAvenue The Senior Center will have ap-
proximately 37000 square feet withmulti-purpose rooms a community hall
computer lab gameroom gym
dance rooms multi-use classrooms caremanagement offices dining roomkitchen transportation offices and more
HBCOA provides regular financialsupport to Huntington Beach City senior
programs and services Over the lastseven years HBCOA has contributed inexcess of $13M HBCOA hosts a num-
ber of fund raisers including the annualOn Course Golf Tournament in June andthe Senior Saturday Community Festivalin September
The Huntington Beach Council onAging is a non-profit 501(c)3 corporationin the City of Huntington Beach Califor-nia HBCOA seeks to enhance the dig-nity and quality of life of HuntingtonBeach seniors create awareness of theevolving needs of HB seniors and re-spond with resources for innovative serv-ices and programs HBCOA supportslocal seniors and their families throughmany beneficial programs offered by theHuntington Beach Senior Center and the
HB Seniors Outreach Center HBCOAsupport includes a wide variety of serv-ices classes activities and clubs de-signed to help seniors stay healthy andactive as well as maintain self-sufficiencyand independence with dignity
Senior Center naming andsponsor opportu-nities are avail-able for the
building as wellas for the variousopening eventsand the HBCOAchallenges other organizationscorporations andindividuals to
participate For more informationon how you can
become involved in the New Senior Cen-ter in Central Park please visit theHBCOA website at wwwhbcoaorg andthe HBCOA Facebook page atwwwfacebookcomhbcoa
HB WinsldquoRec Reportrdquo
HB Reads
One Book
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During the Baseball Winter Meetingsin December MLB announced newguidelines designed
to extend ballpark net-ting The recommendations follow a season duringwhich a number of serious injuries at ballparksaround the country garnered extensive publicity
MLBrsquos new policy is not a mandate Teams areldquoencouragedrdquo to extend the netting from behindhome plate a distance of 70 feet down each foulline or to the ends of the dugouts closest to home plate The guidelines also apply to MLB springtraining facilities
Critics have voiced their displeasure with the new
guidelines claiming MLB didnrsquot go far enough Firstthey say the policy should be mandatory and second thatthe netting should extend to the outfield side of the dugouts if notfurther
Dan Halem MLBrsquos chief legal officer added that Both fan safety andfan choice are extremely important to MLB and these recommendationsreflect those principles What Halem is really saying is the league is con-cerned fans that prefer to be close to the action in order to kibitz with the play-ers and obtain foul balls would be unwilling to pay the premium prices teamscurrently charge for seats close to the field if they are required to watch thegame through a screen
MLBrsquos trade off ndash fan safety for increased revenue ndash is supported by thecourts based on a longstanding legal concept known as ldquoThe Baseball RulerdquoThe Rule adopted in a majority of states basically says when a fan enters a ballpark they should expect that bats and balls will be flying into the stands
And when that happens fans assume the risk of injury So long as the Ruleremains in effect MLB teams have little incentive to add additional netting
or take other measures to protect fans from injury They merely transfer thecost of the occasional lawsuit to their insurance carriers
But several recent cases have suggested thatthe environment has changed since the Base- ball Rule was first adopted Newly designed ballparks provide seating closer to the field of play and in-game promotions and social mediadivert fansrsquo attention from the action on thefield making them less attentive and moresusceptible to injury
How serious is the issue of ballpark safetyAccording to an analysis conducted byBloomberg News 1750 spectators are injuredevery year by batted balls at Major League
games While not all injuries are serious somerequire hospitalization and multiple surgeriesFortunately only one spectator has died from afoul ball at a Major League ballpark at a 1970game between the Dodgers and the Giants atDodger Stadium Two fans have been killed by
foul balls at Minor League stadiums one in 1960 and another in 2010Despite MLBrsquos new netting policy the best way for fans to stay safe at the
ballpark is to be diligent and pay attention
The information contained in this column does not necessarily reflect theopinion of The Local News
By Jordan Kobritz
KobritzonSports
Jordan Kobritz is a former attorney CPA and Minor League Baseball
team owner He is a Professor in the Sport Management Department at
SUNY Cortland and maintains the blog httpsportsbeyondthelinescom
Jordan can be reached at jordankobritzcortlandedu
The Baseball Rule Yoursquore Out When
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Gallaghers Pub and Grill300 Pacific Coast Hwy Ste 113 Huntington Beach CA 92648
entrance on Walnut St between Main St and 3rd St
7145362422wwwgallagherspubcom
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Buy online wwwduckathonorg714-500-0DUCK (0382) bull emailinfoduckathonorg
This Space Provided by The Local News as a courtesy to AltaMedsHuntington Beach Community Clinic amp their Support Group
Donrsquot Miss
The 24th Annual
Duck-a-Thon
The Festival includes a childrenrsquos area withactivities galore for your ducklings featuring
Carnival Games bull Bounce Houses bull Face PaintingDuck Decorating bull Duck Dip bull Cotton Candy
Popcorn amp more A scoop at our famous Duck Dip booth could win you multiple prizes
Grown-up kids welcome to take a dip too
trade
FridayMay 13th
SaturdayMay 14th
SundayMay 15th
at the
HuntingtonBeachPier
Friday May 13th6 pm - 9 pm Reception
Saturday May 14th3 pm ndash The Main Event
The weekend kicks off with our Food and Wine Tasting bythe sea Come join us and sample outstanding winesbeer and food from local restaurants as the sun sets
over the Pacific Enjoy entertainmentopportunity drawings and a silent auction
Ticket - $45 advance $55 at the doorIncludes a souvenir wine glass
VIP Tickets $55 in advance $65 at the door(includes deluxe wine glass VIP check-in parking validation)
For tickets visit wwwduckathonorg
Kid Zone Carnival
Big Mama ducks sponsored by localbusinesses organizations and
individuals compete for the covetedGolden Duck Traveling Trophy and
year-long bragging rights
Corporate Duck $100Corporate ldquoSuper Star Heroesrdquo Duck $125
Flock of Five Corporate Ducks $500(Flock includes 1 Super Star Heroes duck and 4 Corporate ducks)
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Classic little yellow ducks and Super Star Heroes ducksrace to shore for prizes The first 60 ashore
win prizes for their ownersWinning Super Star Heroes ducks win TWO prizes
Baby Ducks $10Baby ldquoSuper Star Heroesrdquo Ducks $20
Sunday May 15th1 pm ndash Corporate Duck Race
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A BOX OFPICTURESA BOX OFPICTURES
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WE ARE WHAT WE EATFresh and healthy Persian Cuisine geared
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catering available visit us online saffrongrilloccom
Open Sun-Wed 11am to 9pmThurs-Sat 11am to 10pm
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Join Us For Breakfast Sat amp Sun
OPEN 11am daily 10am weekends221 Main St Huntington Beach
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8911 Adams AvenueHuntington Beach CA 92646
Call us (714) 968 4466Take Out (714) 962 7998
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BUSINESS HOURS8am -8pm
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We bake and cook every day People have been eating our delicious foods
for 60 years The next time yoursquore preparing any kind of function or party
come in and taste the same foods yoursquoll be ordering Or come in
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F R O M 4 -8
44 Years in Huntington BeachStill trying after all these years To bring high quality and
low prices to our customers
TASTE OF
HUNTINGTON
BEACH
Where Fine foodGood Spirit and
Friendly People Meet
Buy tickets starting Feb 1General admission
All-inclusive general admission ticketsare only $60 (through 229) $70 fromMarch1-April 23 $75 at the doorPurchase them now at the ChildrensDesk of the HB Central Library or onlineat wwwTasteHBcom
Designated Driver TicketsAlso available for general and VIP tickets($10 less than the going price) online orat the Childrens Desk For info ondiscount purchases of 10 or more ticketsat one time email ticketsTasteHBcom
Treat Yourself to Exclusive VIP Tickets
Join us for our exclusive VIP receptionfrom 11 AM to 12 noon with free cham-pagne and hors doeuvres and bonus raf-fles available only to our VIPs You alsoget a free Taste tote bag with specialitems AND you can enter the restauranttent 20 minutes before everyone elseFood and beverages served at yourtable You also receive free valet parkingDont delay ndash buy your limited edition VIPtickets TODAY $80 through 229 and$90 after March 1 For tickets or moreinfo please go to wwwTasteHBcom
Have Your BusinessJoin Our Taste Team
Showcase your companys products andservices at the Taste and gain maximumexposure to thousands of potential cus-tomers Our vendor partners can choosefrom three reasonably-priced levels ofparticipation ranging from $250-$750Vendor packages feature a booth at theTaste inclusion in various event promo-tions a year-round presence on our web-site and of coursendashcomplimentary ticketsto the Taste Visit the vendor page of ourwebsite (wwwTasteHBcom) or emailvendorsTasteHBcom for more info
The Taste of HB is presented bythe Friends of the Childrenrsquos Library
and proceeds go to the Childrenrsquosdepartments of the HB Public Library
Sunday April 24 201612 Noon
till 4pm
T a s t e T i c
k e t s
A r e O n S
a l e
N O W
The 2016 Taste of Huntington Beach is aone price all-inclusive event that tastes sogood The Taste features a unique samplingof 50 of the finest restaurants Huntington Beach has to offer pairedwith more than 40 of Californias premium wineries and craft brew-eries - all in the name of charity The Taste of Huntington Beach isSunday April 24 from 12 noon to 4 PM (Special VIP Reception 11AM to 12 Noon) at the HB Sports Complex 18100 GoldenwestStreet at Talbert -- across the parking lot from the HB Central Library
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IHOP - Downtown HB200 Main St - Huntington Beach CA
(714) 374-4553
522 Main StHuntington Beach
714-960-0219 wwwthaiwavehuntingtonbeachcom
Happy Hour3pm-6pm
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Dine - In Only
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other offer
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877-771-395618211 Beach Blvd (Between Talbert and Ellis)
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Post Game NumbersA
t this point not setting a ratings record is essentially
a disappointment for the Super Bowl So Sundays
Denver-Carolina showdown which aired on CBS
played out under a shroud of lofty expectations -- but initial
returns show that it did not disappoint
The first number for Super Bowl 50 based on Nielsens
metered markets is a 49 rating and a massive 73 share among
households Thats just off from last years 497 rating The
2015 overnight rating marked an all-time high for the Super
Bowl ultimately translating to an average 1144 million view-
ers It topped the previous years game (1115 million viewers)
to become the most-watched telecast in US TV history
Working against Super Bowl 50 was the fact that it was
a relatively low-scoring game Quarterback Peyton Man-
ning and the Denver Broncos ultimately topped the Car-
olina Panthers 24-10 in a pairing that was not nearly as year
prior But scores are not something that appear to affect the
Super Bowl 2014 set a record with an absurdly lopsided
43-8 victory for the Seattle Seahawks Its one of several
ways in which Super Bowl has proven itself immune to
TVs trends of ratings fatigue Even by its own lofty stan-
dards and seemingly regardless of play the biggest night
of the US TV calendar has consistently been outdoing it-
self in recent years
2015 497 rating 1144 million viewers
2014 464 rating 1115 million viewers
2013 481 rating 1084 million viewers
2012 478 rating 1113 million viewers
2011 479 rating 111 million viewers
Super Bowl record for the team that scores first 31-16
Winning percent of the favored team by oddsmakers 72
Lowest face value price of a Super Bowl ticket $800
Cost of a 30 second Super Bowl spot $35 Million
Cost of a 30 second Super Bowl spot in 1970 $42000
Amount of money each player on the
winning Super Bowl team receives $88000
Amount of money each player on the
losing Super Bowl team receives $46000
SUPER BOWL FOOD SALES STATISTICSCases of beer sold on Super Bowl Sunday 492 Million
Chicken wings sold on Super Bowl week 125 Million
Pounds of avocados used for guacamole during Super Bowl 71 Million
Rise in pizza deliveries on Super Bowl Sunday 35
Rise in 7-Elevenrsquos antacid sales the day after 20
WHERE PEOPLE WATCH THE SUPER BOWL PERCENTAt home alone immediate family 46
At home with friends relatives 31
At friend relativersquos home 14
Other not sure 7
At bar restaurant 3
MOST SUPER BOWL WINS WINSPittsburgh Steelers 6-2
Dallas Cowboys 5-3
San Francisco 49ers 5-1
New England Patriots 4-4
Green Bay Packers 4-1
TEAMS THAT HAVE NEVER PLAYED IN A SUPER BOWLLions Browns Texans Jaguars
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The information contained in this column does not necessarily reflect the opinion of The Local News
E
Who says mothers arent powerful
Esther Carlstone (momme) tells us aboutHILDA JOHNSON BRUNGOT
Hilda Johnson Brungot (1886-1982) was a Berlin New
Hampshire native who became dean of women state legisla-
tors She was a forty-four-year-old mother of 6 children when
she first went to Concord as a legislator Reelected 18 times
she served 41 years before retiring in 1975 Brungotrsquos portrait
hangs in Legislative Hall at the State Capitol only the third
woman to be so honored
Brownies Cocktails amp WOMEN
These tasty oatmeal cookies are simple andinviting breakfast recipe Serve with some orange juice or tea and enjoy
Time needed 10 min preparation
Serving Size Yield 12 cookies
Ingredients34 C vegetable shortening 1 C brown sugar 12 C granulated sugar 1 egg 14 C water 1 tsp almond extract
3 C uncooked oats1 C flour 1 tsp salt 12 tsp soda14 C almonds chopped
DirectionsBegin by preheating
your oven to 350 degreesBeat together shorteningsugars egg water andvanilla until creamy Addremaining ingredients Mix well Drop by rounded teaspoonfulsonto a greased cookie sheet and bake at 350 degrees for 12-15minutes Let cool and then enjoy
STRONG WOMEN -Breakfast QuickOatmeal Almond
Cookies
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Serves Makes 500ml cordial
Preparation 5 mins
Ingredients300g (10oz) hulled strawberries300g (10oz) caster sugar Juice 5 lemonsStill or sparkling mineral water to diluteSliced limes and strawberries and sprigs of mint to serve
Method
Put the hulled strawberries caster sugar and lemon juice into a blender and pulse until smoothStrain the mixture through a sieve into a large bowl and stir thoroughly to ensure all the sugar dis-solves
You can transfer the cordial to a large bottle or storage container until neededDilute with still or sparkling water (about 1 part cordial to 4 parts water) and serve with ice lime
and strawberry slices and sprigs of mint Pomegranate also looks pretty as a garnish
Top tips
The cordial will keep in the fridge for up to 5 days If you fancy making it into a cocktail simplyadd vodka to taste
About the SrawberryLemonade Cocktail
C o c k t a i l C o r n e r
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Chris Epting
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R ecently I had the honor of introducing eight timeOlympic medalist Shirley
Babashoff at the annual
KinderVision dinner held eachyear in Huntington Beach
In the mid-1970s Shirley wasarguably the strongest femaleswimmer on the planet After winning three medals in Munichin 1972 she began an arduoustraining regimen that involvedswimming literally 20 miles aday seven days a week for four years By the time the 1976games rolled around in Mon-treacuteal it seemed all but obviousthat she would win the gold ineach of the six races was en-tered in Just before the
games at the trials in LongBeach she put on one of themost impressive single per-formances in swimming his-tory This was the momentThis was her destiny
But then something hap- pened The East Germanteam which had emergedfrom nowhere in the previ-ous three years to becomean almost incomprehensi- ble force in swimming
ran away with most of the gold atthe games Shirley had been sus- pecting them of cheating for yearsand in Montreacuteal she finally spokeher mind publicly She calledthem out for doping and the worldturned on her hard All of a sud-den she was ldquoSurly Shirley theugly American
She would go on to lead her relay team to gold in the finalswimming event of the games Itsconsidered to be one of the mostexciting races in modern sportshistory America had finally wonthe gold But the reaction to
Shirleys courage and honestycrushed her She retired fromswimming at age 19 When theBerlin Wall fell in the 1980s theworld learned that she had beencorrect in her accusations Shewas vindicated
In the late 1980s she began
work as a mail carrier for theHuntington Beach Postal Serviceand she is still at work theretoday Shirley maybe the greatestAmerican athlete that you maynot be familiar with This summer I think a lot of that will change because the book that she and Iwrote about her life ldquoMakingWavesrdquo will be released in July
Im sharing the cover of the book early in this column so thatyou can see Im very proud of thestory and even prouder of myfriend Shirley for all she has donein her life and for how she repre-
sented her country in twoOlympic games Once the book comes out Im going to interviewher for this column but I did wantto make you aware that finallythe truth about Shirley story willfinally be told for all the world toread
chr ischriseptingcom
The information contained in this column does not necessarily reflect the opinion of The Local News
Chris Epting is an award-winning journalist and the au- thor of 25 books including Huntington Beach Then amp Now Vanishing Orange County and Roadside Base- ball You can follow him on Twitter chrisepting
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Dear EarthTalk Is it true that Apple
gets around US labor standards and laws by out-
sourcing production to China mdash Josie Walsh New York NY
Apple isnrsquot the only tech giant outsourcing much of its production to Chinese manufacturers nowadays but thesheer popularity of the California-based companyrsquos prod-ucts makes it an especially easy target for activists con-cerned about worker health and safety China Labor Watchand other groupshave exposed inhu-mane conditions athuge Chinese facto-ries of suppliers likeFoxconn and Pega-tron that supportmany US-basedtech firms Workersat these facilitiesmany who are under-age are often re-quired to work 18-hour shifts and areroutinely exposed totoxic chemicalsmdashbutstill can barely makeends meet The prob-lem came to a head in2010 when journalists got word that 14 workers had com-mitted suicide at Foxconnrsquos massive iPhone-assemblymanufacturing facility in China
Another issue dogging Applersquos Chinese partners isworker exposure to toxic chemicals and a higher than av-erage incidence of leukemia among employees Appleagreed to discontinue using two of the worst offenders
benzene and n-hexane after the non-profit groups China
Labor Watch and Green America collected upwards of 40000 signatures from consumers demanding action from
the company But China still allows its manufacturing sec-tor to use several other carcinogenic chemicals long out-lawed in the US and Europe Repeated exposure to thesesubstances is another threat Chinese workers have to con-
tend with when working on the assembly line makingsmartphones and other tech gadgets Despite knowledge of the dangerous conditions
Applersquos Chinese suppliers rarely struggle to find workersmany of whom are willing to take the relatively high pay-ing jobs despite the risksmdashespecially if they are support-ing loved ones at home who depend upon the extra money
to survive Chinarsquoshuge population cre-ates an infinite sup- ply of workers suchthat even a large-scale walkout would be pointless The as-sembly line systemgives each person arepetitive simple job that can betaught in an hour
For its partApple continues toclaim they are in-vestigating the sit-uation and doingeverything theycan to ensure sat-
isfactory working conditions In 2010 the company re-vamped its supplier responsibility standards andthreatened it would terminate relations with Chinesemanufacturers that refuse to toe the line and also calledfor new audits on all of its ldquofinal assemblyrdquo facilities inChina Two years later Apple became the first technol-ogy company admitted to the Fair Labor Association anon-profit that conducts independent monitoring andverification to ensure acceptable workplace standards
While this affiliation doesnrsquot mean Foxconn Pegatronand other Chinese high tech suppliers are beholden to
standards as stringent as US labor laws activists con-sider it a step in the right direction and continue to keepan eye on the situation
Of course whether or not Apple steps up on the issue
may depend more on if consumers are willing to foregothe companyrsquos products due to worker exploitation issuesAnd thatrsquos not likely to happen anytime soon as Ameri-cans and others continue to buy iPhones iPads and Macsas fast as Apple and its Chinese partners can produce them
CONTACTS Apple Supplier Responsibility
wwwapplecomsupplier-responsibility
Foxconnwwwfoxconncom
Pegatronwwwpegatroncorpcom
China Labor Watchwwwchinalaborwatchorg
Green Americawwwgreenamericaorg
Fair Labor Associationwwwfairlabororg
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greater number of single-cru bot-tlings and the arrival of newly desig-nated sub-zones have helped
Muscadet elevate its reputation drawingworthy comparisons to white Burgundy Butwhat will it take for the region to truly set itself apart Jon Bonneacute considers Muscadets past and fu-ture through the eyes of the winemakers looking toreshape it
Jon Bonneacute IS FLUENT IN WINEFrench citiesespecially secondary French cities often do bestwhen theyrsquore looking backwards In the case of
Nantes long a sleepy spot in the western Loire itwould be easy to assume that it peaked many yearsagomdashperhaps during the Industrial Revolution
when its docks were full of grain and spices (anddisturbingly slaves)
Thatrsquos why I was completely unprepared for whatI found when I rolled in on a warm fall day a
bustling growing tech hub one of Europersquos green-est cities functional in all the ways that most Frenchcities arenrsquot The tram system is fleet Therersquos littleof the brutalist midcentury architecture that weighson France like a curse The mild often wet climateis maritime Gaul at its best Francersquos Seattle Ithought admiringly
The distinct pride emanating from Nantes thesedays seems to come from being unburdened by the
past The Nantais love their reclaimed stature asBrittanyrsquos major city and they beam with locavoreLoire pride too embracing the proximity to theriverrsquos bounty Little gastropubs and wine bars offer up immaculate produce plump Brittany oysters andof course local wine which in Nantes essentiallymeans Muscadet grown throughout the surroundingcountryside
Last November I headed south from the city and pulled off the expressway into the town of La Haye-
Fouassiegravere one of the major Muscadet towns UsuallyFrench roundabouts are dec-orated with flowers or a bas-
ket press but here just downthe street from the Mondelezfactory with its scent of fresh-baked Lu biscuits sitsa full-scale model of a flyingsaucer complete with cos-monauts Why a UFO Iasked a local winemaker
ldquoWersquore looking toward thefuturerdquo
While Nantes so clearlyreflects this notion that was-nrsquot my initial impression of Muscadet On a first glance
it seems to be a place of stasis old vineyards with-ering old farmers retiring The global reputation of its winesmdashcheap industrial old-fashionedmdashmoreor less remains their reputation in France too
But on closer inspection I discovered a placegeared up for radical change Its best wines have al-ways been a world apart from the meager thin ver-sions made by many local neacutegociants bottles likeLuneau-Papinrsquos luxe smoky Excelsior aged for twoyears or the fleshy quince-flavored Chacircteau-Theacutebaud from Les Becirctes Curieuses a project dedi-cated to single-cru bottlings from winemakersJeacutereacutemie Huchet and Jeacutereacutemie Mourat have for years
been nipping atthe heels of whiteBurgundy
Whatrsquos hap- pening in Mus-
cadet todaythough is more profoundto the point that even the French avant-garde hasnrsquotreally caught on Many regions aspire to more thanwhat the old French appellations permitted themBut Muscadet having reached the terminus of itsold ways has decidedmdashlike the city that has alwaysnourished itmdashto decisively step into the futureRather than pray for the return of the easy money of the past its best producers bet that they can achievesomething greater
The most basic changes here can be found manyother places in France better farming lower yieldsimproved winemaking But Muscadet has a differ-
ent burden than other regions Its wines were rarelyexalted and it never really shaped a distinct identityAs Franccedilois Midavaine stated in a 1994 book on thetopic ldquoItrsquos a bit tricky to talk about Muscadet as awine regionrdquo
More than 20 years later that Nantais push towardthe future is shared by an emerging generation of vi-gneronsmdashmany of them following in the footstepsof their parentsmdashwho believe itrsquos their destiny tocompletely refashion Muscadet as a significant
place making significant wine They have much intheir favor a loyal devotion to one grapemdashmelonde Bourgognemdashand a fantastic diversity of soilshosting the northernmost vines on Francersquos westcoast
ldquoMuscadetrdquo says Jo Landron of Domaine de laLouvetrie one of the regionrsquos most vocal lobbyistsfor change ldquois coming into its place among the greatwinesrdquo
David White is the founder and editor ofTerroiristcom which was named
Best Overall Wine Blog at the 2013Wine Blog Awards
His columns are housed at Grape Collective
Francersquos Most
Underrated
White Wine
Steps Out
On the Vine
David White
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Local Coastal CuisineThe ocean view from Zimzala is one tall drink of water Save your ap-
petite though - Zimzala is big on the flavors of Southern CaliforniaChef Damon Kelly puts the bountiful produce that grows here year-
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Just AnotherLoving Elephant Story
In 1986 Peter Davies was on holiday inKenya after graduating from Northwest-ern University
On a hike through the bush he cameacross a young bull elephant standing withone leg raised in the air
The elephant seemed distressed so Peter approached it very carefully
He got down on one knee inspected theelephantrsquos foot and found a large piece of wood deeply embedded in it As carefullyand as gently as he could Peter worked thewood out with his knife after which the ele- phant gingerly put down its foot
The elephant turned to face the man andwith a rather curious look on its face staredat him for several tense moments Peter stood frozenthinking of nothing else but being trampled
Eventually the elephant trumpeted loudlyturned and walked away
Peter never forgot that elephant or the
events of that dayTwenty years later Peter was walking
through the Chicago Zoo with his teenagedson As they approached the elephant en-closure one of the creatures turned andwalked over to near where Peter and his sonCameron were standing The large bull ele- phant stared at Peter lifted its front foot off the ground then put it down
The elephant did that several times thentrumpeted loudly all the while staring at theman
Remembering the encounter in 1986Peter could not help wondering if this wasthe same elephant
Peter summoned up his courage climbedover the railing and made his way into theenclosure He walked right up to the ele- phant and stared back in wonder
The elephant trumpeted again wrapped itstrunk around one of Peter legs and slammedhim against the railing killing him in-stantly
Probably wasnt the same elephant
Be careful out there You never reallyknow who your friends are
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An enraged driver was filmedstopping on a busy highway inCalifornia to beat a fellow mo-
torist this week Another driver startedfilming moments before two men went
at it in the middle of traffic on the 134freeway near Glendale CA The film-maker who didnt want to be namedtold CBS Los Angeles he started film-ing when he saw a driver in an Infinitirepeatedly trying to cut off a man in aVolkswagen Jetta He was concernedthe two cars might crash
The driver of the Jetta told CBS hisside of the story He also did not wantto be identified He said the Infiniticrossed several lanes to cut him offThe driver of the Infiniti threw whatappeared to be coins at his car Even-tually the two road-ragers and the film-ing driver come to a stop on the busy
freeway Amazingly no one was hit
though horns blared in the back-ground The Infiniti driver left his ownvehicle and confronted the driver of the Jetta who was still in his driversseat He punched the driver several
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I really thought if this guy does onestep to the left hes going to get hit bya car in the carpool lane the anony-mous filmmaker told CBS You sawhim he was screaming at him Strikehim a couple of times and the Jetta is
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Google Brings 40 US ParksTo Your Dash
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It sounds like a broken record that re-
peats itself every few months but itrsquoshappened again Mortgage rates have
come down to the lowest levels since Aprilof 2015 And the commercials are trueEven those who completed a refinancewithin the last year may do well to investi-gate their options once again
According to the largest mortgage ratesurvey in the county that released by Fred-die Mac the average rate on a 30 year mort-gage started February at 372 This is thelowest level since the 368 of April 2015
As usual the media picked up on the dropin rates and advertisements for mortgagesare hot and heavy all over again
At least the media is quick to mention thelower rates Very rarely do they mention the part of the report disclosing the costs Ac-cording to Freddie Mac the average cost tosecure a 30 year fixed mortgage was 06 points This is in addition to paying the title and escrow fees
Of course this is the ldquoaveragerdquo Some companies are more compet-itive than others and some applicants are better qualified Competitivemortgage companies are able to offer these rates (or better) with $0costs for well-qualified applicants
For most homeowners this reduction in rate could save one thou-sand two thousand dollars or more in interest every year
But perhaps the best kept secret in the mortgage industry the onethat the media never seems to talk about is the 20 year fixed This iscurrently available at 35 or lower with little to no closing costs for well-qualified applicants
The 20 year fixed is the black sheep of the mortgage industry While30 year and 15 year fixed rate loans are the darlings of the industry
that are alwaystalked about and doted on most
homeowners donrsquot even knowthat a 20 year fixed is an op-
tion Well it is Manyhomeowners might besurprised to learn that a
new 20 year fixed at35 could helpthem pay off their mortgage faster without raising
their paymenttoo much Inmany cases the payment actu-ally goesdown
Letrsquos look at someone
who got a $350000 loan seven years ago at 4375 The payment onthat loan would be $174750 After seven years the remaining princi- pal balance on that loan would be down to $303762
A new 20 year loan of $303762 at 35 would be a payment of $176170 For an extra $1420 per month this homeowner can save 3years off their mortgage payments Extrapolating this out $1420 per
month is $17040 per year and $3408 over 20 years The savings of eliminating three years of mortgage payments of $174750 per month($20970 per year) is $62910 saved over those three years of elimi-nated payments If treated as an investment there arenrsquot too many places where one can invest $3400 and get a return of over $60000 ina span of 20 years
And this is what makes the 20 year fixed one of the best-kept secretsin the mortgage industry
Arnaud Dufour
Mortgage Rates
Drop Again
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Arnaud Dufour is a Sr Mortgage Banker at Newport Beach based DLJ Financial With more than eleven years in the industry
Arnaud is available to answer questions in Real Estate Finance bull E-mail adufourdljfinancialcom bull Call 714-677-4107
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There are four boxes to be used in defense of liberty
soap ballot jury and ammo Please use in that order
America Home of the Free because of the Brave
Dave GarofaloPublisher
If not us who If not now when
~John F KennedyINSPIRATION
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
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Golden Words1) Your shoes are the first thing people sub-
consciously notice about you Wear nice shoes
2) If you sit for more than 11 hours a daytheres a 50 chance youll die within the next
3 years
3) There are at least 6 people in the worldwho look exactly like you Theres a 9chance that youll meet one of them in your lifetime
4) Sleeping without a pillow reduces back pain and keeps your spine stronger
5) A personrsquos height is determined by their father and their weight is determined by
their mother
6) If a part of your body falls asleep
You can almost always wake it up byshaking your head
7) There are three things the human braincannot resist noticing - food attractive peopleand danger
8) Right-handed people tend to chewfood on their right side
9) Putting dry tea bags in gym bags or smelly shoes will absorb the unpleasant odor
10) According to Albert Einstein if honey bees were to disappear from earth humans
would be deadwithin 4 years
I am not afraid of tomorrow for I have seenyesterday and I love today
Noahs Ark Everything I need to knowI learned from Noahs Ark
ONE Dont miss the boat
TWO Remember that we are allin the same boat
THREE Plan ahead It wasntraining when Noah built the Ark
FOUR Stay fit When youre 60years old someone may ask
you to do
something really big
FIVE Dont listento critics
just get on withthe job that needs
to be done
SIX Build yourfuture on high ground
SEVEN For safetys saketravel in pairs
EIGHT Speed isnt always an advantage The
snails were on board with the cheetahs
NINE When youre stressedfloat awhile
TEN Remember the Ark was built byamateurs the Titanic by professionals
ELEVEN No matter the stormtheres always a rainbow waiting
Please pass this on to people you
want to be blessed
Give it Dont just get it
Most people walk in and out of your life but FAMILY amp FRIENDS leave
footprints in your heart
Original painting of Donald Trump on the deepest oil well in
HB--the two mile deep Seguro 1 near Goldenwest and
Garfield on the property of landscape contractoroil man Ron
Brindle Brindle a former Navy Seabee had it created by his
favorite artist Michelle Hardesty and put on the most famous
oil well in HB because Trump is the only hope we have to
bring this country back to its glory We desperately need him Photo by Chris MacDonald Photographer The Local News
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On the road in Surf City
By Chris MacDonald WriterPhotographerHB AmbassadorThe Local News Columnist
The Local News
Arecord 75000 people camethrough The Surf City USAMarathon Active Lifestyle
Expo Tent recently said Amy Tom-chak Marathon General Manager Atthe popular expo runners got readyfor the race got fueled clothed andmotivated with the help of more than100 vendors
Brian Cizek manager of The Surf City Store said It was a pleasurehelping out at the Surfing Walk of Fame booth and meeting the excited
people from all over the world anx-iously awaiting the big race It was avery festive positive high-spiritedevent with good weather that reallyshowed off the beautiful ocean parksand people of Surf City Cizeksaward-winning pier cloud photo T-shirts and Aqua Clips were popular
with the racing crowdHuntington Beach City Council-
man Mike Posey and his wife were onhand at the expo and became mem-
bers of The Surfers Walk of Famewhich honors surfers and others whohelp create the culture with specialnames and imprints in the sidewalksalong Pacific Coast Highway andMain Street near Jacks SurfboardsThanks to the always energetic JohnEtheridge Patrick Brenden andfriends from the Huntington Beach
Kiwanis Club and The HuntingtonBeach Longboard Crew who pro-vided pancake breakfasts and a beer garden at the expo Also plaudits tothe fine musicians like High Tidewho were on stage to entertain thecrowd not far from a bunch of oldcustom VW vans that were on displayto the delight of passersby
Former HB Mayor Don MacAllis-ter who is so active volunteering for many local groups said he loves theexcitement and revenue generated bythe annual marathon Its really ashowcase for what Surf City is allabout Weve become knownthroughout the world because of itsaid MacAllister a board member onthe Surfers Walk of Fame and former
president of HB KiwanisDown on the beach path legendary
concert pianistcomposer Danny Bar-rios and Argentine singersong-writerpianist Fabian Silberbergfascinated and entertained many run-
ners warming up for the racewith their encouraging songsand superb and lively originalcompositions
Learn more about the an-nual expo and marathon athttpwwwrunsurfcitycom
The information contained in this column does not necessarily
reflect the opinion of The Local News
Surf City USA Marathon ActiveLifestyle Expo
Draws A Record
75000 People
Huntington Beach PublicWorks City Engineer TomHerbel Huntington BeachCity Councilman Mike Poseyand Former HuntingtonBeach Mayor Don MacAllis-ter Don Ramsey stands nextto his poster promoting aclassic VW van show on Sat-urday April 16th 2016 from8am to 2pm on The Hunting-ton Beach Pier Bottom Lookat all the people in The Surf City USA Marathon ActiveLifestyle Expo
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Thank you AOL Ive beenwondering who I am and
to some respect who youareTheres one particular group of Americans who seemto be on just about every presi-
dential candidates mind themiddle class
So who exactly is this proverbial middle class Wellthats actually pretty compli-cated
To measure the middle classyou could take a look at incomeAccording to Pew ResearchCenter the middle-class earnerstake in as much as twice themedian income or as little astwo-thirds the median So thatmeans nationally you would fallright about in this range if your household income is between
$35360 and $106090The middle class can also be
defined as a mindsetThe US Department of
Commerce defines the middleclass as families whose aspira-
tions include economic stabilitya home a car vacations retire-ment savings and health careand college for their children
You can also measure factorslike overall wealth includingsavings or even how much youspend No one really agreeswho the middle class is buteverybody likes to think itsthem
In fact a majority of million-aires in a CNBC poll definedthemselves as middle class
Whoever the middle class is politicians want to help them
Yo Bro - Are You Middle Class
Tax season is here whichmeans the increase of IRSscams is also upon us Here
is some information and what tolook out for to avoid becoming avictim of one of these scams
The scam consists of a suspectmaking contact with the victimstating that they‟re delinquentwith the Internal Revenue Service(IRS) The suspect pretends to bean IRS agent and demands pay-ment from the vic-tim These im- personators usually demandimmediate payment with either
pre-paid debit cards or wire trans-fers The suspect will direct thevictim to a local bank or merchantwhere pre-paid cards can be pur-chased or direct the victim to com- plete a wire transfer The suspectwill manipulate ongoing commu-nication with the victim until theyare able to obtain funds
Anyone can become a targetedvictim The victim may be threat-ened with arrest deportation or revocation of their driver licenseFear tactics are a commonly usedand include insult and hostility toscare potential victims Be vigi-
lant against these types of callsThe IRS does not initiate contactwith taxpayers by email or phoneto request financial informationThe IRS will always send taxpay-ers a written notification of anytax due via US Mail The IRSnever asks for credit card debitcard or pre-paid access cards for payment over the telephone Donot engage in conversation withthese callers and tell them youwill contact the IRS directly Ter-minate the call as soon as practicalwithout offering any personal in-
formationYou may call the IRS at 1-800-829-1040 to confirm if you mightowe taxes If you have fallen victimto this scam or were targeted with-out sustaining a loss you may alsocontact the Federal Trade Commis-sion via their ldquoFTC Complaint As-sistantrdquoat wwwftcgov Please addldquoIRS Telephone Scamrdquo in the com-ments of your complaint
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EDITORIAL
By Frank Addessi
Daily-Finance spells it out pretty clearly so thateven I can relateMy late grandfather usedto say he would retire when he was dead
True to his word he worked until the day he passedaway at 84 Like my grandfather before me I haveno intention of stopping work and will probably dieat my keyboard with emails from editors aboutmissed deadlines piling up
R ETIREMENT MYTH 1 ndashR ETIREMENT IS LIKE VACATION
The fact of the matter is retirement can be a lot morelike work than vacation Many people put a lot of
effort into trying not to be bored Sure sitting on a beau-tiful beach or fishing or whatever you like doing on va-cation is a great while youre on vacation but when itsall you do every day it can start to get tired
Vacations are something we look forward to andhave a choice about Retirement has no such choicesOne day rolls endlessly mindlessly into the next Donttake my word for it Think about your last great longvacation and how by the end of it you wanted to go back to work to your life
The Solution can be as simple as retiring from one
job or career and starting a new one One way to look at it is to think of your work-life before retirement asworking for someone else and your work-life after re-tirement as working for you Working at somethingyou are passionate about is great way toslow the aging process and stay active Be-cause youre retired you can do it on your own terms
R ETIREMENT MYTH 2 ndashNO MONEY PROBLEMS
This retirement myth comes about fromthe misconception that life magically
becomes less expensive when you retire Itdoesnt Food fuel clothing all cost as muchas before you retired and what you save oncommuting youre likely going to want tospend on keeping busy
Retirement also means increased medicalexpenses not because retirement is physi-cally taxing or otherwise hazardous to your health but because you are older and body
parts start wearing out faster Older bodiesare like classic cars in order to keep movingdown the road they need a little more TLC
The Solution starts with not counting onsocial security alone as your primary meansof support The older you are now the moreyou should be putting aside for retirementevery year There are two retirement savingstraps people fall into The first is when theyare young and believe retirement is too far in the future to concern themselves with
right now so they save little to nothing
The second retirement trap occurs when the kids aregrown and finished with school and before retirementwhen you put off saving for later so you can start treat-ing yourself now Striking a balance in your 50s be-tween enjoying your relative youth with increasingsavings for the not so distant future is the key
R ETIREMENT MYTH 3 ndash MEDICARE
This retirement myth is that starting Medicare willcut my health care costs dramatically While
Medicare is a wonderful program it is not the be alland end all of personal health care coverage You willneed a Medicare supplement policy to help round outyour protection and even with a good supplement youwill still have out of pocket expenses
Im sure there is some direct mathematical corollary between our age in years and the number of prescrip-tion drugs we take Even if there is no such thing as afixed relationship the amount and frequency of med-ications and their associated cost (deductibles and co-
pays) does increase with ageThe Solution is to stay active and get plenty of exer-
cise and eat and sleep well We could all get away with
staying out late and neglecting our bodies when we are
in our twenties but we dont retire in our twenties The best way to control increased health care cost is to needless healthcare in the first place That means taking bet-ter care of yourself now and as you get older
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Star
s Who ell O
ff Your Rada
r
They keep a lower profile these days and you may
associate them with another time but ob-la-di ob-la-da
life goes onJOHN ASTIN
T
he actor who played Gomez on The Addams Family was always a class act Now
84 and a practicing Buddhist he teaches method acting at Johns Hopkins where hestudied math in the early 50s Carolyn Jones aka Morticia Addams married actor Peter Baily-Britton in 1981 while being treated for cancer and Astin remained a close friendattending her wedding and delivering the eulogy at her funeral in 1983
PROFOUNDHISTORICPHOTOSThese mind-blowing photos in both black and white
and color portray profound moments from recent his-tory Each photo reveals a snapshot of a time gone bySome of the photos show instants that shook the worldOther photos reveal ordinary moments that open awindow for one to peek through into the past
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1952 Ronald and Nancy Reaganenjoying their honeymoon dinner atthe Stork Club in New York City
ball star Manning has always been open about
his struggles as a child In 1998 he teamed upwith Saint Vincentrsquos Childrenrsquos Hospital in In-diana by helping promote their services and
programs as well as being an active member when it came to fundraising In 2007 St Vin-centrsquos Childrenrsquos Hospital changed itrsquos name toreflect itrsquos biggest benefactor and became Pey-ton Manning Childrenrsquos Hospital at St VincentThe hospital includes The Pediatric Craniofa-cial Center which provides diagnosis treat-ment and support for children who suffer fromdisorders or deformities to the head and faceThey are one out of only six centers in NorthAmerica designated for the Cleft Palate Na-tional Outcomes Project and has treated over 800 infants and children
In 1999 Peyton Manning created the Pey-
Back Foundation which provides programs and
opportunities to at-risk children To date thePeyback Foundation has provided over $10 mil-lion through various programs and grants thathelp promote leadership and success to disad-vantaged youth in Colorado IndianaLouisiana and Tennessee The Foundation of-fers programs as well as partnering with other organizations to provide the best for their youth and maximize their success
Peyton Manning does not only financiallysupport these causes but is very active in theday-to- day activities by visiting and participat-ing often He has a personal relationship as wellas a public one and it is obvious that thesecauses are important and personal to him
Sources Stvincentorg | Karlschonborncom| PeytonManningcom
Continued from pg 1
The Class of lsquo16
It991257s Easy BeingGreen
By Dick Resch
Its a concrete jungle out there -- literallyHumans today consume more concrete than any substance aside from
water That presents a huge problem for the environment Concretecomes from cement and each ton of cement generates a matching tonof carbon emissions
Many builders and designers are recycling water or installing energyefficient light bulbs in hopes of reducing their buildings carbon foot- print But those approaches can only go so far
Instead employers and builders must think about going green themoment they decide to construct a new office -- or renovate an old one
New technologies and building techniques can empower them to do soThe building sector is the biggest energy consumer and greenhouse-
gas emitter in the United States Buildings account for 39 percent of energy use 68 percent of electricity use 12 percent of water use and38 percent of carbon emissions nationwide
When businesses need to change or expand their workspaces thatcarbon footprint grows Now that the economy is recovering formerlyvacant offices are filling fast Demand for reconstruction alterationand renovation will grow over the next five years predicts industry-re-search firm IBISWorld
Thats good for business -- but has serious consequences for the en-vironment Building-related construction and demolition results in anincredible 160 million tons of waste every year Forty-four percent of that waste comes from renovations Less than one-third is recovered or recycled
Fortunately some companies are prioritizing the environment in their workspace redesigns
Financial-services company Macquarie for example has adopted
green approaches like piping in water from the ocean to cool the air Asa result it has reduced energy consumption by 50 percent
Elevator usage at the firm is down by half thanks to a decidedlylow-tech solution -- an interior staircase that links work zones
throughout the buildingMeanwhile by orienting the office around centrally located shared meeting pods and adaptable work
neighborhoods Macquarie has eliminated the costly and wasteful process of renovating workspaces and movingemployees around
Architectural walls which look like traditional fixed walls but can easily be moved to reconfigure a spacerepresent another way to green the office
Unlike concrete or drywall movable walls are typically sourced responsibly They may be made of recycledor renewable materials like wheat soy and sunflower board linoleum cork and rubber-wood
Architectural walls also complement open-office environments which are greener than their more traditionalalternatives Managers can shift the walls to create private offices or meeting rooms on demand Later they canquickly reconfigure the walls to create room for more workers without requiring an expensive time-consumingand waste-generating renovation
As companies use space more efficiently -- by adopting larger shared desks and workspaces for instance --they reduce waste and cut emissions Improved airflow can also help moderate the temperature lessening the
need for heating and air-conditioningOpen offices also boost another kind of green money When Cisco switched to a shared workspace environ-
ment the tech firm realized savings of 60 percent on cabling 40 percent on switches and switch ports and 42 percent in construction costs
To make a sizeable dent in their carbon footprints American offices have to do more than mandate dou- ble-sided printing or install low-flow toilets They must make green design and green building their mantra
Dick Resch is CEO of KI Furniture (wwwkicom)
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THE Local NEWS Community
restaurants entertainment local events something for everybody
The Children‟s Dept of the Central Library has added three new story-times to their monthly schedule Due to their popularity we are nowoffering two toddler story times on Saturdays 10 and 11 am Saturday
afternoon ldquoStories and Craftrdquo will continue at 2 pmStory Apptations We are happy to announce a new digital story time that
will begin on February 8 and will take place the second and fourth Mondaysof the month at 330 pm This story time is for pre-school children ages 3-5and will use iPads to explore apps ebooks and music to foster the develop-ment of early literacy skills needed for kindergarten This is a small groupstory time limited to 20 children plus their parent iPads will be provided
Paws 2 Read The dogs are back Paws 2 Read is a reading enrichment pro-gram for children ages 4-12 that provides therapy dogs for children to readto This all volunteer
program encourages
children to increasetheir reading skills and build self-confidence by reading aloud to cer-tified trained therapydogs The ldquoGo Teamrdquotherapy dogs will beavailable the secondSaturday March 12and one-on-one readingwill begin on SaturdayApril 9mdashchildren canwalk-in and register toread to a dog for 15minutes Reading isdone on a first comefirst serve basis
T
he City of Huntington Beach has been selected as a 2015 Califor-
nia Parks amp Recreation Society(CPRS) Award of Excellence recipientfor the television segment ldquoRec ReportrdquoThe monthly segment which spotlightsthe many recreation activities provided
by the City of Huntington Beach took top honors in the Digital Media Cate-gory
ldquoRec Reportrdquo is produced by longtimeHuntington Beach resident Matt Liffre-ing in cooperation with the City of Hunt-ington Beach and the Public CableTelevision Authority (PCTA) The seg-ment airs as part of the ldquoSurf City High-lightsrdquo television program that airsregularly on the Cityrsquos cable TV channelHBTV-3
The CPRS awards program recog-nizes outstanding achievement in the
areas of facility design park planningmarketing and communication andcommunity improvement and program-ming The City of Huntington Beachwill receive the award at a ceremony atthe Hyatt Regency Long Beach onMarch 11 2016
ldquoRec Reportrdquo ldquoSurf City Highlightsrdquoand other exclusive local television pro-gramming can be seen in the City of Huntington Beach via Time Warner Cable and Verizon FiOS on HBTVChannel 3
For more information on the PublicCable Television Authority and to viewclips of PCTA-produced local television
programming visit wwwpctatv
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Huntington Beach Council on Aging Donates
$100000 for Senior ServicesH
untington Beach CA Jan 222016 -- At the January 19 CityCouncil meeting the Huntington
Beach Council on Aging (HBCOA) pre-sented the City with a check for $100000for use in senior programs at the newSenior Center in Central Park The center is anticipated to open by the summer of this year and several grand openingevents are in the works In recognition of its donation the HBCOA name will be
proudly displayed in the Grand Entry of the Senior Center in Central Park
The new Senior Center in Central Park is a one-story senior center located withinthe 343-acre Huntington Central Park and generally located west of the inter-section of Goldenwest Street and TalbertAvenue The Senior Center will have ap-
proximately 37000 square feet withmulti-purpose rooms a community hall
computer lab gameroom gym
dance rooms multi-use classrooms caremanagement offices dining roomkitchen transportation offices and more
HBCOA provides regular financialsupport to Huntington Beach City senior
programs and services Over the lastseven years HBCOA has contributed inexcess of $13M HBCOA hosts a num-
ber of fund raisers including the annualOn Course Golf Tournament in June andthe Senior Saturday Community Festivalin September
The Huntington Beach Council onAging is a non-profit 501(c)3 corporationin the City of Huntington Beach Califor-nia HBCOA seeks to enhance the dig-nity and quality of life of HuntingtonBeach seniors create awareness of theevolving needs of HB seniors and re-spond with resources for innovative serv-ices and programs HBCOA supportslocal seniors and their families throughmany beneficial programs offered by theHuntington Beach Senior Center and the
HB Seniors Outreach Center HBCOAsupport includes a wide variety of serv-ices classes activities and clubs de-signed to help seniors stay healthy andactive as well as maintain self-sufficiencyand independence with dignity
Senior Center naming andsponsor opportu-nities are avail-able for the
building as wellas for the variousopening eventsand the HBCOAchallenges other organizationscorporations andindividuals to
participate For more informationon how you can
become involved in the New Senior Cen-ter in Central Park please visit theHBCOA website at wwwhbcoaorg andthe HBCOA Facebook page atwwwfacebookcomhbcoa
HB WinsldquoRec Reportrdquo
HB Reads
One Book
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During the Baseball Winter Meetingsin December MLB announced newguidelines designed
to extend ballpark net-ting The recommendations follow a season duringwhich a number of serious injuries at ballparksaround the country garnered extensive publicity
MLBrsquos new policy is not a mandate Teams areldquoencouragedrdquo to extend the netting from behindhome plate a distance of 70 feet down each foulline or to the ends of the dugouts closest to home plate The guidelines also apply to MLB springtraining facilities
Critics have voiced their displeasure with the new
guidelines claiming MLB didnrsquot go far enough Firstthey say the policy should be mandatory and second thatthe netting should extend to the outfield side of the dugouts if notfurther
Dan Halem MLBrsquos chief legal officer added that Both fan safety andfan choice are extremely important to MLB and these recommendationsreflect those principles What Halem is really saying is the league is con-cerned fans that prefer to be close to the action in order to kibitz with the play-ers and obtain foul balls would be unwilling to pay the premium prices teamscurrently charge for seats close to the field if they are required to watch thegame through a screen
MLBrsquos trade off ndash fan safety for increased revenue ndash is supported by thecourts based on a longstanding legal concept known as ldquoThe Baseball RulerdquoThe Rule adopted in a majority of states basically says when a fan enters a ballpark they should expect that bats and balls will be flying into the stands
And when that happens fans assume the risk of injury So long as the Ruleremains in effect MLB teams have little incentive to add additional netting
or take other measures to protect fans from injury They merely transfer thecost of the occasional lawsuit to their insurance carriers
But several recent cases have suggested thatthe environment has changed since the Base- ball Rule was first adopted Newly designed ballparks provide seating closer to the field of play and in-game promotions and social mediadivert fansrsquo attention from the action on thefield making them less attentive and moresusceptible to injury
How serious is the issue of ballpark safetyAccording to an analysis conducted byBloomberg News 1750 spectators are injuredevery year by batted balls at Major League
games While not all injuries are serious somerequire hospitalization and multiple surgeriesFortunately only one spectator has died from afoul ball at a Major League ballpark at a 1970game between the Dodgers and the Giants atDodger Stadium Two fans have been killed by
foul balls at Minor League stadiums one in 1960 and another in 2010Despite MLBrsquos new netting policy the best way for fans to stay safe at the
ballpark is to be diligent and pay attention
The information contained in this column does not necessarily reflect theopinion of The Local News
By Jordan Kobritz
KobritzonSports
Jordan Kobritz is a former attorney CPA and Minor League Baseball
team owner He is a Professor in the Sport Management Department at
SUNY Cortland and maintains the blog httpsportsbeyondthelinescom
Jordan can be reached at jordankobritzcortlandedu
The Baseball Rule Yoursquore Out When
You Are In
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Gallaghers Pub and Grill300 Pacific Coast Hwy Ste 113 Huntington Beach CA 92648
entrance on Walnut St between Main St and 3rd St
7145362422wwwgallagherspubcom
H a v e Y o u r
N e x t
P a r t y a t G a
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V I P Se r v ice P
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Buy online wwwduckathonorg714-500-0DUCK (0382) bull emailinfoduckathonorg
This Space Provided by The Local News as a courtesy to AltaMedsHuntington Beach Community Clinic amp their Support Group
Donrsquot Miss
The 24th Annual
Duck-a-Thon
The Festival includes a childrenrsquos area withactivities galore for your ducklings featuring
Carnival Games bull Bounce Houses bull Face PaintingDuck Decorating bull Duck Dip bull Cotton Candy
Popcorn amp more A scoop at our famous Duck Dip booth could win you multiple prizes
Grown-up kids welcome to take a dip too
trade
FridayMay 13th
SaturdayMay 14th
SundayMay 15th
at the
HuntingtonBeachPier
Friday May 13th6 pm - 9 pm Reception
Saturday May 14th3 pm ndash The Main Event
The weekend kicks off with our Food and Wine Tasting bythe sea Come join us and sample outstanding winesbeer and food from local restaurants as the sun sets
over the Pacific Enjoy entertainmentopportunity drawings and a silent auction
Ticket - $45 advance $55 at the doorIncludes a souvenir wine glass
VIP Tickets $55 in advance $65 at the door(includes deluxe wine glass VIP check-in parking validation)
For tickets visit wwwduckathonorg
Kid Zone Carnival
Big Mama ducks sponsored by localbusinesses organizations and
individuals compete for the covetedGolden Duck Traveling Trophy and
year-long bragging rights
Corporate Duck $100Corporate ldquoSuper Star Heroesrdquo Duck $125
Flock of Five Corporate Ducks $500(Flock includes 1 Super Star Heroes duck and 4 Corporate ducks)
B u y y o u r
S u p e r S t a r H e r
o e s
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f
o u r P o l i c e F i r e
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Classic little yellow ducks and Super Star Heroes ducksrace to shore for prizes The first 60 ashore
win prizes for their ownersWinning Super Star Heroes ducks win TWO prizes
Baby Ducks $10Baby ldquoSuper Star Heroesrdquo Ducks $20
Sunday May 15th1 pm ndash Corporate Duck Race
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Buy tickets starting Feb 1General admission
All-inclusive general admission ticketsare only $60 (through 229) $70 fromMarch1-April 23 $75 at the doorPurchase them now at the ChildrensDesk of the HB Central Library or onlineat wwwTasteHBcom
Designated Driver TicketsAlso available for general and VIP tickets($10 less than the going price) online orat the Childrens Desk For info ondiscount purchases of 10 or more ticketsat one time email ticketsTasteHBcom
Treat Yourself to Exclusive VIP Tickets
Join us for our exclusive VIP receptionfrom 11 AM to 12 noon with free cham-pagne and hors doeuvres and bonus raf-fles available only to our VIPs You alsoget a free Taste tote bag with specialitems AND you can enter the restauranttent 20 minutes before everyone elseFood and beverages served at yourtable You also receive free valet parkingDont delay ndash buy your limited edition VIPtickets TODAY $80 through 229 and$90 after March 1 For tickets or moreinfo please go to wwwTasteHBcom
Have Your BusinessJoin Our Taste Team
Showcase your companys products andservices at the Taste and gain maximumexposure to thousands of potential cus-tomers Our vendor partners can choosefrom three reasonably-priced levels ofparticipation ranging from $250-$750Vendor packages feature a booth at theTaste inclusion in various event promo-tions a year-round presence on our web-site and of coursendashcomplimentary ticketsto the Taste Visit the vendor page of ourwebsite (wwwTasteHBcom) or emailvendorsTasteHBcom for more info
The Taste of HB is presented bythe Friends of the Childrenrsquos Library
and proceeds go to the Childrenrsquosdepartments of the HB Public Library
Sunday April 24 201612 Noon
till 4pm
T a s t e T i c
k e t s
A r e O n S
a l e
N O W
The 2016 Taste of Huntington Beach is aone price all-inclusive event that tastes sogood The Taste features a unique samplingof 50 of the finest restaurants Huntington Beach has to offer pairedwith more than 40 of Californias premium wineries and craft brew-eries - all in the name of charity The Taste of Huntington Beach isSunday April 24 from 12 noon to 4 PM (Special VIP Reception 11AM to 12 Noon) at the HB Sports Complex 18100 GoldenwestStreet at Talbert -- across the parking lot from the HB Central Library
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a disappointment for the Super Bowl So Sundays
Denver-Carolina showdown which aired on CBS
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returns show that it did not disappoint
The first number for Super Bowl 50 based on Nielsens
metered markets is a 49 rating and a massive 73 share among
households Thats just off from last years 497 rating The
2015 overnight rating marked an all-time high for the Super
Bowl ultimately translating to an average 1144 million view-
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to become the most-watched telecast in US TV history
Working against Super Bowl 50 was the fact that it was
a relatively low-scoring game Quarterback Peyton Man-
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olina Panthers 24-10 in a pairing that was not nearly as year
prior But scores are not something that appear to affect the
Super Bowl 2014 set a record with an absurdly lopsided
43-8 victory for the Seattle Seahawks Its one of several
ways in which Super Bowl has proven itself immune to
TVs trends of ratings fatigue Even by its own lofty stan-
dards and seemingly regardless of play the biggest night
of the US TV calendar has consistently been outdoing it-
self in recent years
2015 497 rating 1144 million viewers
2014 464 rating 1115 million viewers
2013 481 rating 1084 million viewers
2012 478 rating 1113 million viewers
2011 479 rating 111 million viewers
Super Bowl record for the team that scores first 31-16
Winning percent of the favored team by oddsmakers 72
Lowest face value price of a Super Bowl ticket $800
Cost of a 30 second Super Bowl spot $35 Million
Cost of a 30 second Super Bowl spot in 1970 $42000
Amount of money each player on the
winning Super Bowl team receives $88000
Amount of money each player on the
losing Super Bowl team receives $46000
SUPER BOWL FOOD SALES STATISTICSCases of beer sold on Super Bowl Sunday 492 Million
Chicken wings sold on Super Bowl week 125 Million
Pounds of avocados used for guacamole during Super Bowl 71 Million
Rise in pizza deliveries on Super Bowl Sunday 35
Rise in 7-Elevenrsquos antacid sales the day after 20
WHERE PEOPLE WATCH THE SUPER BOWL PERCENTAt home alone immediate family 46
At home with friends relatives 31
At friend relativersquos home 14
Other not sure 7
At bar restaurant 3
MOST SUPER BOWL WINS WINSPittsburgh Steelers 6-2
Dallas Cowboys 5-3
San Francisco 49ers 5-1
New England Patriots 4-4
Green Bay Packers 4-1
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Who says mothers arent powerful
Esther Carlstone (momme) tells us aboutHILDA JOHNSON BRUNGOT
Hilda Johnson Brungot (1886-1982) was a Berlin New
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she served 41 years before retiring in 1975 Brungotrsquos portrait
hangs in Legislative Hall at the State Capitol only the third
woman to be so honored
Brownies Cocktails amp WOMEN
These tasty oatmeal cookies are simple andinviting breakfast recipe Serve with some orange juice or tea and enjoy
Time needed 10 min preparation
Serving Size Yield 12 cookies
Ingredients34 C vegetable shortening 1 C brown sugar 12 C granulated sugar 1 egg 14 C water 1 tsp almond extract
3 C uncooked oats1 C flour 1 tsp salt 12 tsp soda14 C almonds chopped
DirectionsBegin by preheating
your oven to 350 degreesBeat together shorteningsugars egg water andvanilla until creamy Addremaining ingredients Mix well Drop by rounded teaspoonfulsonto a greased cookie sheet and bake at 350 degrees for 12-15minutes Let cool and then enjoy
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Preparation 5 mins
Ingredients300g (10oz) hulled strawberries300g (10oz) caster sugar Juice 5 lemonsStill or sparkling mineral water to diluteSliced limes and strawberries and sprigs of mint to serve
Method
Put the hulled strawberries caster sugar and lemon juice into a blender and pulse until smoothStrain the mixture through a sieve into a large bowl and stir thoroughly to ensure all the sugar dis-solves
You can transfer the cordial to a large bottle or storage container until neededDilute with still or sparkling water (about 1 part cordial to 4 parts water) and serve with ice lime
and strawberry slices and sprigs of mint Pomegranate also looks pretty as a garnish
Top tips
The cordial will keep in the fridge for up to 5 days If you fancy making it into a cocktail simplyadd vodka to taste
About the SrawberryLemonade Cocktail
C o c k t a i l C o r n e r
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Only Local News
Chris Epting
HBNews1aolcom
R ecently I had the honor of introducing eight timeOlympic medalist Shirley
Babashoff at the annual
KinderVision dinner held eachyear in Huntington Beach
In the mid-1970s Shirley wasarguably the strongest femaleswimmer on the planet After winning three medals in Munichin 1972 she began an arduoustraining regimen that involvedswimming literally 20 miles aday seven days a week for four years By the time the 1976games rolled around in Mon-treacuteal it seemed all but obviousthat she would win the gold ineach of the six races was en-tered in Just before the
games at the trials in LongBeach she put on one of themost impressive single per-formances in swimming his-tory This was the momentThis was her destiny
But then something hap- pened The East Germanteam which had emergedfrom nowhere in the previ-ous three years to becomean almost incomprehensi- ble force in swimming
ran away with most of the gold atthe games Shirley had been sus- pecting them of cheating for yearsand in Montreacuteal she finally spokeher mind publicly She calledthem out for doping and the worldturned on her hard All of a sud-den she was ldquoSurly Shirley theugly American
She would go on to lead her relay team to gold in the finalswimming event of the games Itsconsidered to be one of the mostexciting races in modern sportshistory America had finally wonthe gold But the reaction to
Shirleys courage and honestycrushed her She retired fromswimming at age 19 When theBerlin Wall fell in the 1980s theworld learned that she had beencorrect in her accusations Shewas vindicated
In the late 1980s she began
work as a mail carrier for theHuntington Beach Postal Serviceand she is still at work theretoday Shirley maybe the greatestAmerican athlete that you maynot be familiar with This summer I think a lot of that will change because the book that she and Iwrote about her life ldquoMakingWavesrdquo will be released in July
Im sharing the cover of the book early in this column so thatyou can see Im very proud of thestory and even prouder of myfriend Shirley for all she has donein her life and for how she repre-
sented her country in twoOlympic games Once the book comes out Im going to interviewher for this column but I did wantto make you aware that finallythe truth about Shirley story willfinally be told for all the world toread
chr ischriseptingcom
The information contained in this column does not necessarily reflect the opinion of The Local News
Chris Epting is an award-winning journalist and the au- thor of 25 books including Huntington Beach Then amp Now Vanishing Orange County and Roadside Base- ball You can follow him on Twitter chrisepting
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Dear EarthTalk Is it true that Apple
gets around US labor standards and laws by out-
sourcing production to China mdash Josie Walsh New York NY
Apple isnrsquot the only tech giant outsourcing much of its production to Chinese manufacturers nowadays but thesheer popularity of the California-based companyrsquos prod-ucts makes it an especially easy target for activists con-cerned about worker health and safety China Labor Watchand other groupshave exposed inhu-mane conditions athuge Chinese facto-ries of suppliers likeFoxconn and Pega-tron that supportmany US-basedtech firms Workersat these facilitiesmany who are under-age are often re-quired to work 18-hour shifts and areroutinely exposed totoxic chemicalsmdashbutstill can barely makeends meet The prob-lem came to a head in2010 when journalists got word that 14 workers had com-mitted suicide at Foxconnrsquos massive iPhone-assemblymanufacturing facility in China
Another issue dogging Applersquos Chinese partners isworker exposure to toxic chemicals and a higher than av-erage incidence of leukemia among employees Appleagreed to discontinue using two of the worst offenders
benzene and n-hexane after the non-profit groups China
Labor Watch and Green America collected upwards of 40000 signatures from consumers demanding action from
the company But China still allows its manufacturing sec-tor to use several other carcinogenic chemicals long out-lawed in the US and Europe Repeated exposure to thesesubstances is another threat Chinese workers have to con-
tend with when working on the assembly line makingsmartphones and other tech gadgets Despite knowledge of the dangerous conditions
Applersquos Chinese suppliers rarely struggle to find workersmany of whom are willing to take the relatively high pay-ing jobs despite the risksmdashespecially if they are support-ing loved ones at home who depend upon the extra money
to survive Chinarsquoshuge population cre-ates an infinite sup- ply of workers suchthat even a large-scale walkout would be pointless The as-sembly line systemgives each person arepetitive simple job that can betaught in an hour
For its partApple continues toclaim they are in-vestigating the sit-uation and doingeverything theycan to ensure sat-
isfactory working conditions In 2010 the company re-vamped its supplier responsibility standards andthreatened it would terminate relations with Chinesemanufacturers that refuse to toe the line and also calledfor new audits on all of its ldquofinal assemblyrdquo facilities inChina Two years later Apple became the first technol-ogy company admitted to the Fair Labor Association anon-profit that conducts independent monitoring andverification to ensure acceptable workplace standards
While this affiliation doesnrsquot mean Foxconn Pegatronand other Chinese high tech suppliers are beholden to
standards as stringent as US labor laws activists con-sider it a step in the right direction and continue to keepan eye on the situation
Of course whether or not Apple steps up on the issue
may depend more on if consumers are willing to foregothe companyrsquos products due to worker exploitation issuesAnd thatrsquos not likely to happen anytime soon as Ameri-cans and others continue to buy iPhones iPads and Macsas fast as Apple and its Chinese partners can produce them
CONTACTS Apple Supplier Responsibility
wwwapplecomsupplier-responsibility
Foxconnwwwfoxconncom
Pegatronwwwpegatroncorpcom
China Labor Watchwwwchinalaborwatchorg
Green Americawwwgreenamericaorg
Fair Labor Associationwwwfairlabororg
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Magazine
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greater number of single-cru bot-tlings and the arrival of newly desig-nated sub-zones have helped
Muscadet elevate its reputation drawingworthy comparisons to white Burgundy Butwhat will it take for the region to truly set itself apart Jon Bonneacute considers Muscadets past and fu-ture through the eyes of the winemakers looking toreshape it
Jon Bonneacute IS FLUENT IN WINEFrench citiesespecially secondary French cities often do bestwhen theyrsquore looking backwards In the case of
Nantes long a sleepy spot in the western Loire itwould be easy to assume that it peaked many yearsagomdashperhaps during the Industrial Revolution
when its docks were full of grain and spices (anddisturbingly slaves)
Thatrsquos why I was completely unprepared for whatI found when I rolled in on a warm fall day a
bustling growing tech hub one of Europersquos green-est cities functional in all the ways that most Frenchcities arenrsquot The tram system is fleet Therersquos littleof the brutalist midcentury architecture that weighson France like a curse The mild often wet climateis maritime Gaul at its best Francersquos Seattle Ithought admiringly
The distinct pride emanating from Nantes thesedays seems to come from being unburdened by the
past The Nantais love their reclaimed stature asBrittanyrsquos major city and they beam with locavoreLoire pride too embracing the proximity to theriverrsquos bounty Little gastropubs and wine bars offer up immaculate produce plump Brittany oysters andof course local wine which in Nantes essentiallymeans Muscadet grown throughout the surroundingcountryside
Last November I headed south from the city and pulled off the expressway into the town of La Haye-
Fouassiegravere one of the major Muscadet towns UsuallyFrench roundabouts are dec-orated with flowers or a bas-
ket press but here just downthe street from the Mondelezfactory with its scent of fresh-baked Lu biscuits sitsa full-scale model of a flyingsaucer complete with cos-monauts Why a UFO Iasked a local winemaker
ldquoWersquore looking toward thefuturerdquo
While Nantes so clearlyreflects this notion that was-nrsquot my initial impression of Muscadet On a first glance
it seems to be a place of stasis old vineyards with-ering old farmers retiring The global reputation of its winesmdashcheap industrial old-fashionedmdashmoreor less remains their reputation in France too
But on closer inspection I discovered a placegeared up for radical change Its best wines have al-ways been a world apart from the meager thin ver-sions made by many local neacutegociants bottles likeLuneau-Papinrsquos luxe smoky Excelsior aged for twoyears or the fleshy quince-flavored Chacircteau-Theacutebaud from Les Becirctes Curieuses a project dedi-cated to single-cru bottlings from winemakersJeacutereacutemie Huchet and Jeacutereacutemie Mourat have for years
been nipping atthe heels of whiteBurgundy
Whatrsquos hap- pening in Mus-
cadet todaythough is more profoundto the point that even the French avant-garde hasnrsquotreally caught on Many regions aspire to more thanwhat the old French appellations permitted themBut Muscadet having reached the terminus of itsold ways has decidedmdashlike the city that has alwaysnourished itmdashto decisively step into the futureRather than pray for the return of the easy money of the past its best producers bet that they can achievesomething greater
The most basic changes here can be found manyother places in France better farming lower yieldsimproved winemaking But Muscadet has a differ-
ent burden than other regions Its wines were rarelyexalted and it never really shaped a distinct identityAs Franccedilois Midavaine stated in a 1994 book on thetopic ldquoItrsquos a bit tricky to talk about Muscadet as awine regionrdquo
More than 20 years later that Nantais push towardthe future is shared by an emerging generation of vi-gneronsmdashmany of them following in the footstepsof their parentsmdashwho believe itrsquos their destiny tocompletely refashion Muscadet as a significant
place making significant wine They have much intheir favor a loyal devotion to one grapemdashmelonde Bourgognemdashand a fantastic diversity of soilshosting the northernmost vines on Francersquos westcoast
ldquoMuscadetrdquo says Jo Landron of Domaine de laLouvetrie one of the regionrsquos most vocal lobbyistsfor change ldquois coming into its place among the greatwinesrdquo
David White is the founder and editor ofTerroiristcom which was named
Best Overall Wine Blog at the 2013Wine Blog Awards
His columns are housed at Grape Collective
Francersquos Most
Underrated
White Wine
Steps Out
On the Vine
David White
The information contained in this column does not necessarily reflect the opinion of The Local News
Local Coastal CuisineThe ocean view from Zimzala is one tall drink of water Save your ap-
petite though - Zimzala is big on the flavors of Southern CaliforniaChef Damon Kelly puts the bountiful produce that grows here year-
round into tantalizing dishes that change every season Come as you are -were friendly and mellow just like the sun seekers catching rays on thenearby shore Huntington Beach restaurants are as laid back as they come but we know youre here to cut loose too Which is why from morning tonight we invite you to hang with us over live music handcrafted cocktailsand a free-spirited ambiance like no other
Breakfast Mon-Fri 700 am - 1100 am
Brunch
Sat-Sun 700 am - 200 pm
LunchMon-Fri 1100 am - 300 pm
Dinner Sun-Thu 300 pm - 1000 pmFri-Sat 300 pm - 1100 pm
Happy Hour Mon-Fri 400 pm - 700 pm
Bar HoursFri-Sat until 1200 am
It changes every season Just to keep you on your toes Expect plentiful produce freshly picked from our beautiful California landscape minglingwith sustainable fish meat and more
Chef Damon Kelly
Look - its Damon Kelly You might know this SoCal native as a profes-sional skimboarder Hes also Shorebreaks chef transforming local
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Moe News Than You Can HandleFrom the Mailbag
7145366300Main Street EyewearLooks at Life Through
Designer GlassesMoe Kanoudi
Just AnotherLoving Elephant Story
In 1986 Peter Davies was on holiday inKenya after graduating from Northwest-ern University
On a hike through the bush he cameacross a young bull elephant standing withone leg raised in the air
The elephant seemed distressed so Peter approached it very carefully
He got down on one knee inspected theelephantrsquos foot and found a large piece of wood deeply embedded in it As carefullyand as gently as he could Peter worked thewood out with his knife after which the ele- phant gingerly put down its foot
The elephant turned to face the man andwith a rather curious look on its face staredat him for several tense moments Peter stood frozenthinking of nothing else but being trampled
Eventually the elephant trumpeted loudlyturned and walked away
Peter never forgot that elephant or the
events of that dayTwenty years later Peter was walking
through the Chicago Zoo with his teenagedson As they approached the elephant en-closure one of the creatures turned andwalked over to near where Peter and his sonCameron were standing The large bull ele- phant stared at Peter lifted its front foot off the ground then put it down
The elephant did that several times thentrumpeted loudly all the while staring at theman
Remembering the encounter in 1986Peter could not help wondering if this wasthe same elephant
Peter summoned up his courage climbedover the railing and made his way into theenclosure He walked right up to the ele- phant and stared back in wonder
The elephant trumpeted again wrapped itstrunk around one of Peter legs and slammedhim against the railing killing him in-stantly
Probably wasnt the same elephant
Be careful out there You never reallyknow who your friends are
T h e i n f or m a t i o n c o n t a i n e d i n t h i s c o l u m n d o e s n o t n e c e s s ar i l yr e f l e c t t h e o p i n i o n o f T h eL
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An enraged driver was filmedstopping on a busy highway inCalifornia to beat a fellow mo-
torist this week Another driver startedfilming moments before two men went
at it in the middle of traffic on the 134freeway near Glendale CA The film-maker who didnt want to be namedtold CBS Los Angeles he started film-ing when he saw a driver in an Infinitirepeatedly trying to cut off a man in aVolkswagen Jetta He was concernedthe two cars might crash
The driver of the Jetta told CBS hisside of the story He also did not wantto be identified He said the Infiniticrossed several lanes to cut him offThe driver of the Infiniti threw whatappeared to be coins at his car Even-tually the two road-ragers and the film-ing driver come to a stop on the busy
freeway Amazingly no one was hit
though horns blared in the back-ground The Infiniti driver left his ownvehicle and confronted the driver of the Jetta who was still in his driversseat He punched the driver several
times and choked him The Jettadriver told CBS that the man kept ask-ing why he was mocking him
I really thought if this guy does onestep to the left hes going to get hit bya car in the carpool lane the anony-mous filmmaker told CBS You sawhim he was screaming at him Strikehim a couple of times and the Jetta is
just trying to leave the sceneWhile the Jetta driver didnt file a po-
lice report California Highway Patrolreleased a statement sayingits investigating the inci-dent and urging anyonewith information to come
forward ~ Erin Marquis
ROAD RAGE
Google Brings 40 US ParksTo Your Dash
Engadget
G
oogle just made it easier to visit some of the US biggest landmarks with-
out hopping on an airplane Itsteaming up with the NationalPark Service to offer 360-degreeStreet View imagery for 40 na-tional parks and historic sitesranging from Alcatrazs leg-endary prison to the ancient cliff dwellings of Montezuma CastleThe collection also touts photosof artifacts from those locationsWant to see furniture from Abra-ham Lincolns house You can No this wont recreate thegrandeur youd get from beingthere yourself but it beats having
to rely on tourists photos to geta feel for what youre missing
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come down to the lowest levels since Aprilof 2015 And the commercials are trueEven those who completed a refinancewithin the last year may do well to investi-gate their options once again
According to the largest mortgage ratesurvey in the county that released by Fred-die Mac the average rate on a 30 year mort-gage started February at 372 This is thelowest level since the 368 of April 2015
As usual the media picked up on the dropin rates and advertisements for mortgagesare hot and heavy all over again
At least the media is quick to mention thelower rates Very rarely do they mention the part of the report disclosing the costs Ac-cording to Freddie Mac the average cost tosecure a 30 year fixed mortgage was 06 points This is in addition to paying the title and escrow fees
Of course this is the ldquoaveragerdquo Some companies are more compet-itive than others and some applicants are better qualified Competitivemortgage companies are able to offer these rates (or better) with $0costs for well-qualified applicants
For most homeowners this reduction in rate could save one thou-sand two thousand dollars or more in interest every year
But perhaps the best kept secret in the mortgage industry the onethat the media never seems to talk about is the 20 year fixed This iscurrently available at 35 or lower with little to no closing costs for well-qualified applicants
The 20 year fixed is the black sheep of the mortgage industry While30 year and 15 year fixed rate loans are the darlings of the industry
that are alwaystalked about and doted on most
homeowners donrsquot even knowthat a 20 year fixed is an op-
tion Well it is Manyhomeowners might besurprised to learn that a
new 20 year fixed at35 could helpthem pay off their mortgage faster without raising
their paymenttoo much Inmany cases the payment actu-ally goesdown
Letrsquos look at someone
who got a $350000 loan seven years ago at 4375 The payment onthat loan would be $174750 After seven years the remaining princi- pal balance on that loan would be down to $303762
A new 20 year loan of $303762 at 35 would be a payment of $176170 For an extra $1420 per month this homeowner can save 3years off their mortgage payments Extrapolating this out $1420 per
month is $17040 per year and $3408 over 20 years The savings of eliminating three years of mortgage payments of $174750 per month($20970 per year) is $62910 saved over those three years of elimi-nated payments If treated as an investment there arenrsquot too many places where one can invest $3400 and get a return of over $60000 ina span of 20 years
And this is what makes the 20 year fixed one of the best-kept secretsin the mortgage industry
Arnaud Dufour
Mortgage Rates
Drop Again
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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
America Home of the Free because of the Brave
Dave GarofaloPublisher
If not us who If not now when
~John F KennedyINSPIRATION
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
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Golden Words1) Your shoes are the first thing people sub-
consciously notice about you Wear nice shoes
2) If you sit for more than 11 hours a daytheres a 50 chance youll die within the next
3 years
3) There are at least 6 people in the worldwho look exactly like you Theres a 9chance that youll meet one of them in your lifetime
4) Sleeping without a pillow reduces back pain and keeps your spine stronger
5) A personrsquos height is determined by their father and their weight is determined by
their mother
6) If a part of your body falls asleep
You can almost always wake it up byshaking your head
7) There are three things the human braincannot resist noticing - food attractive peopleand danger
8) Right-handed people tend to chewfood on their right side
9) Putting dry tea bags in gym bags or smelly shoes will absorb the unpleasant odor
10) According to Albert Einstein if honey bees were to disappear from earth humans
would be deadwithin 4 years
I am not afraid of tomorrow for I have seenyesterday and I love today
Noahs Ark Everything I need to knowI learned from Noahs Ark
ONE Dont miss the boat
TWO Remember that we are allin the same boat
THREE Plan ahead It wasntraining when Noah built the Ark
FOUR Stay fit When youre 60years old someone may ask
you to do
something really big
FIVE Dont listento critics
just get on withthe job that needs
to be done
SIX Build yourfuture on high ground
SEVEN For safetys saketravel in pairs
EIGHT Speed isnt always an advantage The
snails were on board with the cheetahs
NINE When youre stressedfloat awhile
TEN Remember the Ark was built byamateurs the Titanic by professionals
ELEVEN No matter the stormtheres always a rainbow waiting
Please pass this on to people you
want to be blessed
Give it Dont just get it
Most people walk in and out of your life but FAMILY amp FRIENDS leave
footprints in your heart
Original painting of Donald Trump on the deepest oil well in
HB--the two mile deep Seguro 1 near Goldenwest and
Garfield on the property of landscape contractoroil man Ron
Brindle Brindle a former Navy Seabee had it created by his
favorite artist Michelle Hardesty and put on the most famous
oil well in HB because Trump is the only hope we have to
bring this country back to its glory We desperately need him Photo by Chris MacDonald Photographer The Local News
Noah Got It Right
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hris MacDonald
On the road in Surf City
By Chris MacDonald WriterPhotographerHB AmbassadorThe Local News Columnist
The Local News
Arecord 75000 people camethrough The Surf City USAMarathon Active Lifestyle
Expo Tent recently said Amy Tom-chak Marathon General Manager Atthe popular expo runners got readyfor the race got fueled clothed andmotivated with the help of more than100 vendors
Brian Cizek manager of The Surf City Store said It was a pleasurehelping out at the Surfing Walk of Fame booth and meeting the excited
people from all over the world anx-iously awaiting the big race It was avery festive positive high-spiritedevent with good weather that reallyshowed off the beautiful ocean parksand people of Surf City Cizeksaward-winning pier cloud photo T-shirts and Aqua Clips were popular
with the racing crowdHuntington Beach City Council-
man Mike Posey and his wife were onhand at the expo and became mem-
bers of The Surfers Walk of Famewhich honors surfers and others whohelp create the culture with specialnames and imprints in the sidewalksalong Pacific Coast Highway andMain Street near Jacks SurfboardsThanks to the always energetic JohnEtheridge Patrick Brenden andfriends from the Huntington Beach
Kiwanis Club and The HuntingtonBeach Longboard Crew who pro-vided pancake breakfasts and a beer garden at the expo Also plaudits tothe fine musicians like High Tidewho were on stage to entertain thecrowd not far from a bunch of oldcustom VW vans that were on displayto the delight of passersby
Former HB Mayor Don MacAllis-ter who is so active volunteering for many local groups said he loves theexcitement and revenue generated bythe annual marathon Its really ashowcase for what Surf City is allabout Weve become knownthroughout the world because of itsaid MacAllister a board member onthe Surfers Walk of Fame and former
president of HB KiwanisDown on the beach path legendary
concert pianistcomposer Danny Bar-rios and Argentine singersong-writerpianist Fabian Silberbergfascinated and entertained many run-
ners warming up for the racewith their encouraging songsand superb and lively originalcompositions
Learn more about the an-nual expo and marathon athttpwwwrunsurfcitycom
The information contained in this column does not necessarily
reflect the opinion of The Local News
Surf City USA Marathon ActiveLifestyle Expo
Draws A Record
75000 People
Huntington Beach PublicWorks City Engineer TomHerbel Huntington BeachCity Councilman Mike Poseyand Former HuntingtonBeach Mayor Don MacAllis-ter Don Ramsey stands nextto his poster promoting aclassic VW van show on Sat-urday April 16th 2016 from8am to 2pm on The Hunting-ton Beach Pier Bottom Lookat all the people in The Surf City USA Marathon ActiveLifestyle Expo
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Thank you AOL Ive beenwondering who I am and
to some respect who youareTheres one particular group of Americans who seemto be on just about every presi-
dential candidates mind themiddle class
So who exactly is this proverbial middle class Wellthats actually pretty compli-cated
To measure the middle classyou could take a look at incomeAccording to Pew ResearchCenter the middle-class earnerstake in as much as twice themedian income or as little astwo-thirds the median So thatmeans nationally you would fallright about in this range if your household income is between
$35360 and $106090The middle class can also be
defined as a mindsetThe US Department of
Commerce defines the middleclass as families whose aspira-
tions include economic stabilitya home a car vacations retire-ment savings and health careand college for their children
You can also measure factorslike overall wealth includingsavings or even how much youspend No one really agreeswho the middle class is buteverybody likes to think itsthem
In fact a majority of million-aires in a CNBC poll definedthemselves as middle class
Whoever the middle class is politicians want to help them
Yo Bro - Are You Middle Class
Tax season is here whichmeans the increase of IRSscams is also upon us Here
is some information and what tolook out for to avoid becoming avictim of one of these scams
The scam consists of a suspectmaking contact with the victimstating that they‟re delinquentwith the Internal Revenue Service(IRS) The suspect pretends to bean IRS agent and demands pay-ment from the vic-tim These im- personators usually demandimmediate payment with either
pre-paid debit cards or wire trans-fers The suspect will direct thevictim to a local bank or merchantwhere pre-paid cards can be pur-chased or direct the victim to com- plete a wire transfer The suspectwill manipulate ongoing commu-nication with the victim until theyare able to obtain funds
Anyone can become a targetedvictim The victim may be threat-ened with arrest deportation or revocation of their driver licenseFear tactics are a commonly usedand include insult and hostility toscare potential victims Be vigi-
lant against these types of callsThe IRS does not initiate contactwith taxpayers by email or phoneto request financial informationThe IRS will always send taxpay-ers a written notification of anytax due via US Mail The IRSnever asks for credit card debitcard or pre-paid access cards for payment over the telephone Donot engage in conversation withthese callers and tell them youwill contact the IRS directly Ter-minate the call as soon as practicalwithout offering any personal in-
formationYou may call the IRS at 1-800-829-1040 to confirm if you mightowe taxes If you have fallen victimto this scam or were targeted with-out sustaining a loss you may alsocontact the Federal Trade Commis-sion via their ldquoFTC Complaint As-sistantrdquoat wwwftcgov Please addldquoIRS Telephone Scamrdquo in the com-ments of your complaint
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EDITORIAL
By Frank Addessi
Daily-Finance spells it out pretty clearly so thateven I can relateMy late grandfather usedto say he would retire when he was dead
True to his word he worked until the day he passedaway at 84 Like my grandfather before me I haveno intention of stopping work and will probably dieat my keyboard with emails from editors aboutmissed deadlines piling up
R ETIREMENT MYTH 1 ndashR ETIREMENT IS LIKE VACATION
The fact of the matter is retirement can be a lot morelike work than vacation Many people put a lot of
effort into trying not to be bored Sure sitting on a beau-tiful beach or fishing or whatever you like doing on va-cation is a great while youre on vacation but when itsall you do every day it can start to get tired
Vacations are something we look forward to andhave a choice about Retirement has no such choicesOne day rolls endlessly mindlessly into the next Donttake my word for it Think about your last great longvacation and how by the end of it you wanted to go back to work to your life
The Solution can be as simple as retiring from one
job or career and starting a new one One way to look at it is to think of your work-life before retirement asworking for someone else and your work-life after re-tirement as working for you Working at somethingyou are passionate about is great way toslow the aging process and stay active Be-cause youre retired you can do it on your own terms
R ETIREMENT MYTH 2 ndashNO MONEY PROBLEMS
This retirement myth comes about fromthe misconception that life magically
becomes less expensive when you retire Itdoesnt Food fuel clothing all cost as muchas before you retired and what you save oncommuting youre likely going to want tospend on keeping busy
Retirement also means increased medicalexpenses not because retirement is physi-cally taxing or otherwise hazardous to your health but because you are older and body
parts start wearing out faster Older bodiesare like classic cars in order to keep movingdown the road they need a little more TLC
The Solution starts with not counting onsocial security alone as your primary meansof support The older you are now the moreyou should be putting aside for retirementevery year There are two retirement savingstraps people fall into The first is when theyare young and believe retirement is too far in the future to concern themselves with
right now so they save little to nothing
The second retirement trap occurs when the kids aregrown and finished with school and before retirementwhen you put off saving for later so you can start treat-ing yourself now Striking a balance in your 50s be-tween enjoying your relative youth with increasingsavings for the not so distant future is the key
R ETIREMENT MYTH 3 ndash MEDICARE
This retirement myth is that starting Medicare willcut my health care costs dramatically While
Medicare is a wonderful program it is not the be alland end all of personal health care coverage You willneed a Medicare supplement policy to help round outyour protection and even with a good supplement youwill still have out of pocket expenses
Im sure there is some direct mathematical corollary between our age in years and the number of prescrip-tion drugs we take Even if there is no such thing as afixed relationship the amount and frequency of med-ications and their associated cost (deductibles and co-
pays) does increase with ageThe Solution is to stay active and get plenty of exer-
cise and eat and sleep well We could all get away with
staying out late and neglecting our bodies when we are
in our twenties but we dont retire in our twenties The best way to control increased health care cost is to needless healthcare in the first place That means taking bet-ter care of yourself now and as you get older
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Star
s Who ell O
ff Your Rada
r
They keep a lower profile these days and you may
associate them with another time but ob-la-di ob-la-da
life goes onJOHN ASTIN
T
he actor who played Gomez on The Addams Family was always a class act Now
84 and a practicing Buddhist he teaches method acting at Johns Hopkins where hestudied math in the early 50s Carolyn Jones aka Morticia Addams married actor Peter Baily-Britton in 1981 while being treated for cancer and Astin remained a close friendattending her wedding and delivering the eulogy at her funeral in 1983
PROFOUNDHISTORICPHOTOSThese mind-blowing photos in both black and white
and color portray profound moments from recent his-tory Each photo reveals a snapshot of a time gone bySome of the photos show instants that shook the worldOther photos reveal ordinary moments that open awindow for one to peek through into the past
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1952 Ronald and Nancy Reaganenjoying their honeymoon dinner atthe Stork Club in New York City
ball star Manning has always been open about
his struggles as a child In 1998 he teamed upwith Saint Vincentrsquos Childrenrsquos Hospital in In-diana by helping promote their services and
programs as well as being an active member when it came to fundraising In 2007 St Vin-centrsquos Childrenrsquos Hospital changed itrsquos name toreflect itrsquos biggest benefactor and became Pey-ton Manning Childrenrsquos Hospital at St VincentThe hospital includes The Pediatric Craniofa-cial Center which provides diagnosis treat-ment and support for children who suffer fromdisorders or deformities to the head and faceThey are one out of only six centers in NorthAmerica designated for the Cleft Palate Na-tional Outcomes Project and has treated over 800 infants and children
In 1999 Peyton Manning created the Pey-
Back Foundation which provides programs and
opportunities to at-risk children To date thePeyback Foundation has provided over $10 mil-lion through various programs and grants thathelp promote leadership and success to disad-vantaged youth in Colorado IndianaLouisiana and Tennessee The Foundation of-fers programs as well as partnering with other organizations to provide the best for their youth and maximize their success
Peyton Manning does not only financiallysupport these causes but is very active in theday-to- day activities by visiting and participat-ing often He has a personal relationship as wellas a public one and it is obvious that thesecauses are important and personal to him
Sources Stvincentorg | Karlschonborncom| PeytonManningcom
Continued from pg 1
The Class of lsquo16
It991257s Easy BeingGreen
By Dick Resch
Its a concrete jungle out there -- literallyHumans today consume more concrete than any substance aside from
water That presents a huge problem for the environment Concretecomes from cement and each ton of cement generates a matching tonof carbon emissions
Many builders and designers are recycling water or installing energyefficient light bulbs in hopes of reducing their buildings carbon foot- print But those approaches can only go so far
Instead employers and builders must think about going green themoment they decide to construct a new office -- or renovate an old one
New technologies and building techniques can empower them to do soThe building sector is the biggest energy consumer and greenhouse-
gas emitter in the United States Buildings account for 39 percent of energy use 68 percent of electricity use 12 percent of water use and38 percent of carbon emissions nationwide
When businesses need to change or expand their workspaces thatcarbon footprint grows Now that the economy is recovering formerlyvacant offices are filling fast Demand for reconstruction alterationand renovation will grow over the next five years predicts industry-re-search firm IBISWorld
Thats good for business -- but has serious consequences for the en-vironment Building-related construction and demolition results in anincredible 160 million tons of waste every year Forty-four percent of that waste comes from renovations Less than one-third is recovered or recycled
Fortunately some companies are prioritizing the environment in their workspace redesigns
Financial-services company Macquarie for example has adopted
green approaches like piping in water from the ocean to cool the air Asa result it has reduced energy consumption by 50 percent
Elevator usage at the firm is down by half thanks to a decidedlylow-tech solution -- an interior staircase that links work zones
throughout the buildingMeanwhile by orienting the office around centrally located shared meeting pods and adaptable work
neighborhoods Macquarie has eliminated the costly and wasteful process of renovating workspaces and movingemployees around
Architectural walls which look like traditional fixed walls but can easily be moved to reconfigure a spacerepresent another way to green the office
Unlike concrete or drywall movable walls are typically sourced responsibly They may be made of recycledor renewable materials like wheat soy and sunflower board linoleum cork and rubber-wood
Architectural walls also complement open-office environments which are greener than their more traditionalalternatives Managers can shift the walls to create private offices or meeting rooms on demand Later they canquickly reconfigure the walls to create room for more workers without requiring an expensive time-consumingand waste-generating renovation
As companies use space more efficiently -- by adopting larger shared desks and workspaces for instance --they reduce waste and cut emissions Improved airflow can also help moderate the temperature lessening the
need for heating and air-conditioningOpen offices also boost another kind of green money When Cisco switched to a shared workspace environ-
ment the tech firm realized savings of 60 percent on cabling 40 percent on switches and switch ports and 42 percent in construction costs
To make a sizeable dent in their carbon footprints American offices have to do more than mandate dou- ble-sided printing or install low-flow toilets They must make green design and green building their mantra
Dick Resch is CEO of KI Furniture (wwwkicom)
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THE Local NEWS Community
restaurants entertainment local events something for everybody
The Children‟s Dept of the Central Library has added three new story-times to their monthly schedule Due to their popularity we are nowoffering two toddler story times on Saturdays 10 and 11 am Saturday
afternoon ldquoStories and Craftrdquo will continue at 2 pmStory Apptations We are happy to announce a new digital story time that
will begin on February 8 and will take place the second and fourth Mondaysof the month at 330 pm This story time is for pre-school children ages 3-5and will use iPads to explore apps ebooks and music to foster the develop-ment of early literacy skills needed for kindergarten This is a small groupstory time limited to 20 children plus their parent iPads will be provided
Paws 2 Read The dogs are back Paws 2 Read is a reading enrichment pro-gram for children ages 4-12 that provides therapy dogs for children to readto This all volunteer
program encourages
children to increasetheir reading skills and build self-confidence by reading aloud to cer-tified trained therapydogs The ldquoGo Teamrdquotherapy dogs will beavailable the secondSaturday March 12and one-on-one readingwill begin on SaturdayApril 9mdashchildren canwalk-in and register toread to a dog for 15minutes Reading isdone on a first comefirst serve basis
T
he City of Huntington Beach has been selected as a 2015 Califor-
nia Parks amp Recreation Society(CPRS) Award of Excellence recipientfor the television segment ldquoRec ReportrdquoThe monthly segment which spotlightsthe many recreation activities provided
by the City of Huntington Beach took top honors in the Digital Media Cate-gory
ldquoRec Reportrdquo is produced by longtimeHuntington Beach resident Matt Liffre-ing in cooperation with the City of Hunt-ington Beach and the Public CableTelevision Authority (PCTA) The seg-ment airs as part of the ldquoSurf City High-lightsrdquo television program that airsregularly on the Cityrsquos cable TV channelHBTV-3
The CPRS awards program recog-nizes outstanding achievement in the
areas of facility design park planningmarketing and communication andcommunity improvement and program-ming The City of Huntington Beachwill receive the award at a ceremony atthe Hyatt Regency Long Beach onMarch 11 2016
ldquoRec Reportrdquo ldquoSurf City Highlightsrdquoand other exclusive local television pro-gramming can be seen in the City of Huntington Beach via Time Warner Cable and Verizon FiOS on HBTVChannel 3
For more information on the PublicCable Television Authority and to viewclips of PCTA-produced local television
programming visit wwwpctatv
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Huntington Beach Council on Aging Donates
$100000 for Senior ServicesH
untington Beach CA Jan 222016 -- At the January 19 CityCouncil meeting the Huntington
Beach Council on Aging (HBCOA) pre-sented the City with a check for $100000for use in senior programs at the newSenior Center in Central Park The center is anticipated to open by the summer of this year and several grand openingevents are in the works In recognition of its donation the HBCOA name will be
proudly displayed in the Grand Entry of the Senior Center in Central Park
The new Senior Center in Central Park is a one-story senior center located withinthe 343-acre Huntington Central Park and generally located west of the inter-section of Goldenwest Street and TalbertAvenue The Senior Center will have ap-
proximately 37000 square feet withmulti-purpose rooms a community hall
computer lab gameroom gym
dance rooms multi-use classrooms caremanagement offices dining roomkitchen transportation offices and more
HBCOA provides regular financialsupport to Huntington Beach City senior
programs and services Over the lastseven years HBCOA has contributed inexcess of $13M HBCOA hosts a num-
ber of fund raisers including the annualOn Course Golf Tournament in June andthe Senior Saturday Community Festivalin September
The Huntington Beach Council onAging is a non-profit 501(c)3 corporationin the City of Huntington Beach Califor-nia HBCOA seeks to enhance the dig-nity and quality of life of HuntingtonBeach seniors create awareness of theevolving needs of HB seniors and re-spond with resources for innovative serv-ices and programs HBCOA supportslocal seniors and their families throughmany beneficial programs offered by theHuntington Beach Senior Center and the
HB Seniors Outreach Center HBCOAsupport includes a wide variety of serv-ices classes activities and clubs de-signed to help seniors stay healthy andactive as well as maintain self-sufficiencyand independence with dignity
Senior Center naming andsponsor opportu-nities are avail-able for the
building as wellas for the variousopening eventsand the HBCOAchallenges other organizationscorporations andindividuals to
participate For more informationon how you can
become involved in the New Senior Cen-ter in Central Park please visit theHBCOA website at wwwhbcoaorg andthe HBCOA Facebook page atwwwfacebookcomhbcoa
HB WinsldquoRec Reportrdquo
HB Reads
One Book
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During the Baseball Winter Meetingsin December MLB announced newguidelines designed
to extend ballpark net-ting The recommendations follow a season duringwhich a number of serious injuries at ballparksaround the country garnered extensive publicity
MLBrsquos new policy is not a mandate Teams areldquoencouragedrdquo to extend the netting from behindhome plate a distance of 70 feet down each foulline or to the ends of the dugouts closest to home plate The guidelines also apply to MLB springtraining facilities
Critics have voiced their displeasure with the new
guidelines claiming MLB didnrsquot go far enough Firstthey say the policy should be mandatory and second thatthe netting should extend to the outfield side of the dugouts if notfurther
Dan Halem MLBrsquos chief legal officer added that Both fan safety andfan choice are extremely important to MLB and these recommendationsreflect those principles What Halem is really saying is the league is con-cerned fans that prefer to be close to the action in order to kibitz with the play-ers and obtain foul balls would be unwilling to pay the premium prices teamscurrently charge for seats close to the field if they are required to watch thegame through a screen
MLBrsquos trade off ndash fan safety for increased revenue ndash is supported by thecourts based on a longstanding legal concept known as ldquoThe Baseball RulerdquoThe Rule adopted in a majority of states basically says when a fan enters a ballpark they should expect that bats and balls will be flying into the stands
And when that happens fans assume the risk of injury So long as the Ruleremains in effect MLB teams have little incentive to add additional netting
or take other measures to protect fans from injury They merely transfer thecost of the occasional lawsuit to their insurance carriers
But several recent cases have suggested thatthe environment has changed since the Base- ball Rule was first adopted Newly designed ballparks provide seating closer to the field of play and in-game promotions and social mediadivert fansrsquo attention from the action on thefield making them less attentive and moresusceptible to injury
How serious is the issue of ballpark safetyAccording to an analysis conducted byBloomberg News 1750 spectators are injuredevery year by batted balls at Major League
games While not all injuries are serious somerequire hospitalization and multiple surgeriesFortunately only one spectator has died from afoul ball at a Major League ballpark at a 1970game between the Dodgers and the Giants atDodger Stadium Two fans have been killed by
foul balls at Minor League stadiums one in 1960 and another in 2010Despite MLBrsquos new netting policy the best way for fans to stay safe at the
ballpark is to be diligent and pay attention
The information contained in this column does not necessarily reflect theopinion of The Local News
By Jordan Kobritz
KobritzonSports
Jordan Kobritz is a former attorney CPA and Minor League Baseball
team owner He is a Professor in the Sport Management Department at
SUNY Cortland and maintains the blog httpsportsbeyondthelinescom
Jordan can be reached at jordankobritzcortlandedu
The Baseball Rule Yoursquore Out When
You Are In
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Gallaghers Pub and Grill300 Pacific Coast Hwy Ste 113 Huntington Beach CA 92648
entrance on Walnut St between Main St and 3rd St
7145362422wwwgallagherspubcom
H a v e Y o u r
N e x t
P a r t y a t G a
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V I P Se r v ice P
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Features4 to 7pm bull Monday - Friday
12 Off All Appetizers
8 to 10pm bull TuesdaysPub Trivia - Free to Play
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Buy online wwwduckathonorg714-500-0DUCK (0382) bull emailinfoduckathonorg
This Space Provided by The Local News as a courtesy to AltaMedsHuntington Beach Community Clinic amp their Support Group
Donrsquot Miss
The 24th Annual
Duck-a-Thon
The Festival includes a childrenrsquos area withactivities galore for your ducklings featuring
Carnival Games bull Bounce Houses bull Face PaintingDuck Decorating bull Duck Dip bull Cotton Candy
Popcorn amp more A scoop at our famous Duck Dip booth could win you multiple prizes
Grown-up kids welcome to take a dip too
trade
FridayMay 13th
SaturdayMay 14th
SundayMay 15th
at the
HuntingtonBeachPier
Friday May 13th6 pm - 9 pm Reception
Saturday May 14th3 pm ndash The Main Event
The weekend kicks off with our Food and Wine Tasting bythe sea Come join us and sample outstanding winesbeer and food from local restaurants as the sun sets
over the Pacific Enjoy entertainmentopportunity drawings and a silent auction
Ticket - $45 advance $55 at the doorIncludes a souvenir wine glass
VIP Tickets $55 in advance $65 at the door(includes deluxe wine glass VIP check-in parking validation)
For tickets visit wwwduckathonorg
Kid Zone Carnival
Big Mama ducks sponsored by localbusinesses organizations and
individuals compete for the covetedGolden Duck Traveling Trophy and
year-long bragging rights
Corporate Duck $100Corporate ldquoSuper Star Heroesrdquo Duck $125
Flock of Five Corporate Ducks $500(Flock includes 1 Super Star Heroes duck and 4 Corporate ducks)
B u y y o u r
S u p e r S t a r H e r
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Classic little yellow ducks and Super Star Heroes ducksrace to shore for prizes The first 60 ashore
win prizes for their ownersWinning Super Star Heroes ducks win TWO prizes
Baby Ducks $10Baby ldquoSuper Star Heroesrdquo Ducks $20
Sunday May 15th1 pm ndash Corporate Duck Race
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returns show that it did not disappoint
The first number for Super Bowl 50 based on Nielsens
metered markets is a 49 rating and a massive 73 share among
households Thats just off from last years 497 rating The
2015 overnight rating marked an all-time high for the Super
Bowl ultimately translating to an average 1144 million view-
ers It topped the previous years game (1115 million viewers)
to become the most-watched telecast in US TV history
Working against Super Bowl 50 was the fact that it was
a relatively low-scoring game Quarterback Peyton Man-
ning and the Denver Broncos ultimately topped the Car-
olina Panthers 24-10 in a pairing that was not nearly as year
prior But scores are not something that appear to affect the
Super Bowl 2014 set a record with an absurdly lopsided
43-8 victory for the Seattle Seahawks Its one of several
ways in which Super Bowl has proven itself immune to
TVs trends of ratings fatigue Even by its own lofty stan-
dards and seemingly regardless of play the biggest night
of the US TV calendar has consistently been outdoing it-
self in recent years
2015 497 rating 1144 million viewers
2014 464 rating 1115 million viewers
2013 481 rating 1084 million viewers
2012 478 rating 1113 million viewers
2011 479 rating 111 million viewers
Super Bowl record for the team that scores first 31-16
Winning percent of the favored team by oddsmakers 72
Lowest face value price of a Super Bowl ticket $800
Cost of a 30 second Super Bowl spot $35 Million
Cost of a 30 second Super Bowl spot in 1970 $42000
Amount of money each player on the
winning Super Bowl team receives $88000
Amount of money each player on the
losing Super Bowl team receives $46000
SUPER BOWL FOOD SALES STATISTICSCases of beer sold on Super Bowl Sunday 492 Million
Chicken wings sold on Super Bowl week 125 Million
Pounds of avocados used for guacamole during Super Bowl 71 Million
Rise in pizza deliveries on Super Bowl Sunday 35
Rise in 7-Elevenrsquos antacid sales the day after 20
WHERE PEOPLE WATCH THE SUPER BOWL PERCENTAt home alone immediate family 46
At home with friends relatives 31
At friend relativersquos home 14
Other not sure 7
At bar restaurant 3
MOST SUPER BOWL WINS WINSPittsburgh Steelers 6-2
Dallas Cowboys 5-3
San Francisco 49ers 5-1
New England Patriots 4-4
Green Bay Packers 4-1
TEAMS THAT HAVE NEVER PLAYED IN A SUPER BOWLLions Browns Texans Jaguars
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Who says mothers arent powerful
Esther Carlstone (momme) tells us aboutHILDA JOHNSON BRUNGOT
Hilda Johnson Brungot (1886-1982) was a Berlin New
Hampshire native who became dean of women state legisla-
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she served 41 years before retiring in 1975 Brungotrsquos portrait
hangs in Legislative Hall at the State Capitol only the third
woman to be so honored
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These tasty oatmeal cookies are simple andinviting breakfast recipe Serve with some orange juice or tea and enjoy
Time needed 10 min preparation
Serving Size Yield 12 cookies
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Method
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About the SrawberryLemonade Cocktail
C o c k t a i l C o r n e r
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NEWSEPTI NGrsquoS WORLD
Only Local News
Chris Epting
HBNews1aolcom
R ecently I had the honor of introducing eight timeOlympic medalist Shirley
Babashoff at the annual
KinderVision dinner held eachyear in Huntington Beach
In the mid-1970s Shirley wasarguably the strongest femaleswimmer on the planet After winning three medals in Munichin 1972 she began an arduoustraining regimen that involvedswimming literally 20 miles aday seven days a week for four years By the time the 1976games rolled around in Mon-treacuteal it seemed all but obviousthat she would win the gold ineach of the six races was en-tered in Just before the
games at the trials in LongBeach she put on one of themost impressive single per-formances in swimming his-tory This was the momentThis was her destiny
But then something hap- pened The East Germanteam which had emergedfrom nowhere in the previ-ous three years to becomean almost incomprehensi- ble force in swimming
ran away with most of the gold atthe games Shirley had been sus- pecting them of cheating for yearsand in Montreacuteal she finally spokeher mind publicly She calledthem out for doping and the worldturned on her hard All of a sud-den she was ldquoSurly Shirley theugly American
She would go on to lead her relay team to gold in the finalswimming event of the games Itsconsidered to be one of the mostexciting races in modern sportshistory America had finally wonthe gold But the reaction to
Shirleys courage and honestycrushed her She retired fromswimming at age 19 When theBerlin Wall fell in the 1980s theworld learned that she had beencorrect in her accusations Shewas vindicated
In the late 1980s she began
work as a mail carrier for theHuntington Beach Postal Serviceand she is still at work theretoday Shirley maybe the greatestAmerican athlete that you maynot be familiar with This summer I think a lot of that will change because the book that she and Iwrote about her life ldquoMakingWavesrdquo will be released in July
Im sharing the cover of the book early in this column so thatyou can see Im very proud of thestory and even prouder of myfriend Shirley for all she has donein her life and for how she repre-
sented her country in twoOlympic games Once the book comes out Im going to interviewher for this column but I did wantto make you aware that finallythe truth about Shirley story willfinally be told for all the world toread
chr ischriseptingcom
The information contained in this column does not necessarily reflect the opinion of The Local News
Chris Epting is an award-winning journalist and the au- thor of 25 books including Huntington Beach Then amp Now Vanishing Orange County and Roadside Base- ball You can follow him on Twitter chrisepting
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Dear EarthTalk Is it true that Apple
gets around US labor standards and laws by out-
sourcing production to China mdash Josie Walsh New York NY
Apple isnrsquot the only tech giant outsourcing much of its production to Chinese manufacturers nowadays but thesheer popularity of the California-based companyrsquos prod-ucts makes it an especially easy target for activists con-cerned about worker health and safety China Labor Watchand other groupshave exposed inhu-mane conditions athuge Chinese facto-ries of suppliers likeFoxconn and Pega-tron that supportmany US-basedtech firms Workersat these facilitiesmany who are under-age are often re-quired to work 18-hour shifts and areroutinely exposed totoxic chemicalsmdashbutstill can barely makeends meet The prob-lem came to a head in2010 when journalists got word that 14 workers had com-mitted suicide at Foxconnrsquos massive iPhone-assemblymanufacturing facility in China
Another issue dogging Applersquos Chinese partners isworker exposure to toxic chemicals and a higher than av-erage incidence of leukemia among employees Appleagreed to discontinue using two of the worst offenders
benzene and n-hexane after the non-profit groups China
Labor Watch and Green America collected upwards of 40000 signatures from consumers demanding action from
the company But China still allows its manufacturing sec-tor to use several other carcinogenic chemicals long out-lawed in the US and Europe Repeated exposure to thesesubstances is another threat Chinese workers have to con-
tend with when working on the assembly line makingsmartphones and other tech gadgets Despite knowledge of the dangerous conditions
Applersquos Chinese suppliers rarely struggle to find workersmany of whom are willing to take the relatively high pay-ing jobs despite the risksmdashespecially if they are support-ing loved ones at home who depend upon the extra money
to survive Chinarsquoshuge population cre-ates an infinite sup- ply of workers suchthat even a large-scale walkout would be pointless The as-sembly line systemgives each person arepetitive simple job that can betaught in an hour
For its partApple continues toclaim they are in-vestigating the sit-uation and doingeverything theycan to ensure sat-
isfactory working conditions In 2010 the company re-vamped its supplier responsibility standards andthreatened it would terminate relations with Chinesemanufacturers that refuse to toe the line and also calledfor new audits on all of its ldquofinal assemblyrdquo facilities inChina Two years later Apple became the first technol-ogy company admitted to the Fair Labor Association anon-profit that conducts independent monitoring andverification to ensure acceptable workplace standards
While this affiliation doesnrsquot mean Foxconn Pegatronand other Chinese high tech suppliers are beholden to
standards as stringent as US labor laws activists con-sider it a step in the right direction and continue to keepan eye on the situation
Of course whether or not Apple steps up on the issue
may depend more on if consumers are willing to foregothe companyrsquos products due to worker exploitation issuesAnd thatrsquos not likely to happen anytime soon as Ameri-cans and others continue to buy iPhones iPads and Macsas fast as Apple and its Chinese partners can produce them
CONTACTS Apple Supplier Responsibility
wwwapplecomsupplier-responsibility
Foxconnwwwfoxconncom
Pegatronwwwpegatroncorpcom
China Labor Watchwwwchinalaborwatchorg
Green Americawwwgreenamericaorg
Fair Labor Associationwwwfairlabororg
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Magazine
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greater number of single-cru bot-tlings and the arrival of newly desig-nated sub-zones have helped
Muscadet elevate its reputation drawingworthy comparisons to white Burgundy Butwhat will it take for the region to truly set itself apart Jon Bonneacute considers Muscadets past and fu-ture through the eyes of the winemakers looking toreshape it
Jon Bonneacute IS FLUENT IN WINEFrench citiesespecially secondary French cities often do bestwhen theyrsquore looking backwards In the case of
Nantes long a sleepy spot in the western Loire itwould be easy to assume that it peaked many yearsagomdashperhaps during the Industrial Revolution
when its docks were full of grain and spices (anddisturbingly slaves)
Thatrsquos why I was completely unprepared for whatI found when I rolled in on a warm fall day a
bustling growing tech hub one of Europersquos green-est cities functional in all the ways that most Frenchcities arenrsquot The tram system is fleet Therersquos littleof the brutalist midcentury architecture that weighson France like a curse The mild often wet climateis maritime Gaul at its best Francersquos Seattle Ithought admiringly
The distinct pride emanating from Nantes thesedays seems to come from being unburdened by the
past The Nantais love their reclaimed stature asBrittanyrsquos major city and they beam with locavoreLoire pride too embracing the proximity to theriverrsquos bounty Little gastropubs and wine bars offer up immaculate produce plump Brittany oysters andof course local wine which in Nantes essentiallymeans Muscadet grown throughout the surroundingcountryside
Last November I headed south from the city and pulled off the expressway into the town of La Haye-
Fouassiegravere one of the major Muscadet towns UsuallyFrench roundabouts are dec-orated with flowers or a bas-
ket press but here just downthe street from the Mondelezfactory with its scent of fresh-baked Lu biscuits sitsa full-scale model of a flyingsaucer complete with cos-monauts Why a UFO Iasked a local winemaker
ldquoWersquore looking toward thefuturerdquo
While Nantes so clearlyreflects this notion that was-nrsquot my initial impression of Muscadet On a first glance
it seems to be a place of stasis old vineyards with-ering old farmers retiring The global reputation of its winesmdashcheap industrial old-fashionedmdashmoreor less remains their reputation in France too
But on closer inspection I discovered a placegeared up for radical change Its best wines have al-ways been a world apart from the meager thin ver-sions made by many local neacutegociants bottles likeLuneau-Papinrsquos luxe smoky Excelsior aged for twoyears or the fleshy quince-flavored Chacircteau-Theacutebaud from Les Becirctes Curieuses a project dedi-cated to single-cru bottlings from winemakersJeacutereacutemie Huchet and Jeacutereacutemie Mourat have for years
been nipping atthe heels of whiteBurgundy
Whatrsquos hap- pening in Mus-
cadet todaythough is more profoundto the point that even the French avant-garde hasnrsquotreally caught on Many regions aspire to more thanwhat the old French appellations permitted themBut Muscadet having reached the terminus of itsold ways has decidedmdashlike the city that has alwaysnourished itmdashto decisively step into the futureRather than pray for the return of the easy money of the past its best producers bet that they can achievesomething greater
The most basic changes here can be found manyother places in France better farming lower yieldsimproved winemaking But Muscadet has a differ-
ent burden than other regions Its wines were rarelyexalted and it never really shaped a distinct identityAs Franccedilois Midavaine stated in a 1994 book on thetopic ldquoItrsquos a bit tricky to talk about Muscadet as awine regionrdquo
More than 20 years later that Nantais push towardthe future is shared by an emerging generation of vi-gneronsmdashmany of them following in the footstepsof their parentsmdashwho believe itrsquos their destiny tocompletely refashion Muscadet as a significant
place making significant wine They have much intheir favor a loyal devotion to one grapemdashmelonde Bourgognemdashand a fantastic diversity of soilshosting the northernmost vines on Francersquos westcoast
ldquoMuscadetrdquo says Jo Landron of Domaine de laLouvetrie one of the regionrsquos most vocal lobbyistsfor change ldquois coming into its place among the greatwinesrdquo
David White is the founder and editor ofTerroiristcom which was named
Best Overall Wine Blog at the 2013Wine Blog Awards
His columns are housed at Grape Collective
Francersquos Most
Underrated
White Wine
Steps Out
On the Vine
David White
The information contained in this column does not necessarily reflect the opinion of The Local News
Local Coastal CuisineThe ocean view from Zimzala is one tall drink of water Save your ap-
petite though - Zimzala is big on the flavors of Southern CaliforniaChef Damon Kelly puts the bountiful produce that grows here year-
round into tantalizing dishes that change every season Come as you are -were friendly and mellow just like the sun seekers catching rays on thenearby shore Huntington Beach restaurants are as laid back as they come but we know youre here to cut loose too Which is why from morning tonight we invite you to hang with us over live music handcrafted cocktailsand a free-spirited ambiance like no other
Breakfast Mon-Fri 700 am - 1100 am
Brunch
Sat-Sun 700 am - 200 pm
LunchMon-Fri 1100 am - 300 pm
Dinner Sun-Thu 300 pm - 1000 pmFri-Sat 300 pm - 1100 pm
Happy Hour Mon-Fri 400 pm - 700 pm
Bar HoursFri-Sat until 1200 am
It changes every season Just to keep you on your toes Expect plentiful produce freshly picked from our beautiful California landscape minglingwith sustainable fish meat and more
Chef Damon Kelly
Look - its Damon Kelly You might know this SoCal native as a profes-sional skimboarder Hes also Shorebreaks chef transforming local
California ingredients into eclectic worldly fare His fresh take on surf-inspired cooking will be your new favorite
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Moe News Than You Can HandleFrom the Mailbag
7145366300Main Street EyewearLooks at Life Through
Designer GlassesMoe Kanoudi
Just AnotherLoving Elephant Story
In 1986 Peter Davies was on holiday inKenya after graduating from Northwest-ern University
On a hike through the bush he cameacross a young bull elephant standing withone leg raised in the air
The elephant seemed distressed so Peter approached it very carefully
He got down on one knee inspected theelephantrsquos foot and found a large piece of wood deeply embedded in it As carefullyand as gently as he could Peter worked thewood out with his knife after which the ele- phant gingerly put down its foot
The elephant turned to face the man andwith a rather curious look on its face staredat him for several tense moments Peter stood frozenthinking of nothing else but being trampled
Eventually the elephant trumpeted loudlyturned and walked away
Peter never forgot that elephant or the
events of that dayTwenty years later Peter was walking
through the Chicago Zoo with his teenagedson As they approached the elephant en-closure one of the creatures turned andwalked over to near where Peter and his sonCameron were standing The large bull ele- phant stared at Peter lifted its front foot off the ground then put it down
The elephant did that several times thentrumpeted loudly all the while staring at theman
Remembering the encounter in 1986Peter could not help wondering if this wasthe same elephant
Peter summoned up his courage climbedover the railing and made his way into theenclosure He walked right up to the ele- phant and stared back in wonder
The elephant trumpeted again wrapped itstrunk around one of Peter legs and slammedhim against the railing killing him in-stantly
Probably wasnt the same elephant
Be careful out there You never reallyknow who your friends are
T h e i n f or m a t i o n c o n t a i n e d i n t h i s c o l u m n d o e s n o t n e c e s s ar i l yr e f l e c t t h e o p i n i o n o f T h eL
o c a l N e w s
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An enraged driver was filmedstopping on a busy highway inCalifornia to beat a fellow mo-
torist this week Another driver startedfilming moments before two men went
at it in the middle of traffic on the 134freeway near Glendale CA The film-maker who didnt want to be namedtold CBS Los Angeles he started film-ing when he saw a driver in an Infinitirepeatedly trying to cut off a man in aVolkswagen Jetta He was concernedthe two cars might crash
The driver of the Jetta told CBS hisside of the story He also did not wantto be identified He said the Infiniticrossed several lanes to cut him offThe driver of the Infiniti threw whatappeared to be coins at his car Even-tually the two road-ragers and the film-ing driver come to a stop on the busy
freeway Amazingly no one was hit
though horns blared in the back-ground The Infiniti driver left his ownvehicle and confronted the driver of the Jetta who was still in his driversseat He punched the driver several
times and choked him The Jettadriver told CBS that the man kept ask-ing why he was mocking him
I really thought if this guy does onestep to the left hes going to get hit bya car in the carpool lane the anony-mous filmmaker told CBS You sawhim he was screaming at him Strikehim a couple of times and the Jetta is
just trying to leave the sceneWhile the Jetta driver didnt file a po-
lice report California Highway Patrolreleased a statement sayingits investigating the inci-dent and urging anyonewith information to come
forward ~ Erin Marquis
ROAD RAGE
Google Brings 40 US ParksTo Your Dash
Engadget
G
oogle just made it easier to visit some of the US biggest landmarks with-
out hopping on an airplane Itsteaming up with the NationalPark Service to offer 360-degreeStreet View imagery for 40 na-tional parks and historic sitesranging from Alcatrazs leg-endary prison to the ancient cliff dwellings of Montezuma CastleThe collection also touts photosof artifacts from those locationsWant to see furniture from Abra-ham Lincolns house You can No this wont recreate thegrandeur youd get from beingthere yourself but it beats having
to rely on tourists photos to geta feel for what youre missing
This article by Jon Fingasoriginally ran on Engadget thedefinitive guide to this connected life
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It sounds like a broken record that re-
peats itself every few months but itrsquoshappened again Mortgage rates have
come down to the lowest levels since Aprilof 2015 And the commercials are trueEven those who completed a refinancewithin the last year may do well to investi-gate their options once again
According to the largest mortgage ratesurvey in the county that released by Fred-die Mac the average rate on a 30 year mort-gage started February at 372 This is thelowest level since the 368 of April 2015
As usual the media picked up on the dropin rates and advertisements for mortgagesare hot and heavy all over again
At least the media is quick to mention thelower rates Very rarely do they mention the part of the report disclosing the costs Ac-cording to Freddie Mac the average cost tosecure a 30 year fixed mortgage was 06 points This is in addition to paying the title and escrow fees
Of course this is the ldquoaveragerdquo Some companies are more compet-itive than others and some applicants are better qualified Competitivemortgage companies are able to offer these rates (or better) with $0costs for well-qualified applicants
For most homeowners this reduction in rate could save one thou-sand two thousand dollars or more in interest every year
But perhaps the best kept secret in the mortgage industry the onethat the media never seems to talk about is the 20 year fixed This iscurrently available at 35 or lower with little to no closing costs for well-qualified applicants
The 20 year fixed is the black sheep of the mortgage industry While30 year and 15 year fixed rate loans are the darlings of the industry
that are alwaystalked about and doted on most
homeowners donrsquot even knowthat a 20 year fixed is an op-
tion Well it is Manyhomeowners might besurprised to learn that a
new 20 year fixed at35 could helpthem pay off their mortgage faster without raising
their paymenttoo much Inmany cases the payment actu-ally goesdown
Letrsquos look at someone
who got a $350000 loan seven years ago at 4375 The payment onthat loan would be $174750 After seven years the remaining princi- pal balance on that loan would be down to $303762
A new 20 year loan of $303762 at 35 would be a payment of $176170 For an extra $1420 per month this homeowner can save 3years off their mortgage payments Extrapolating this out $1420 per
month is $17040 per year and $3408 over 20 years The savings of eliminating three years of mortgage payments of $174750 per month($20970 per year) is $62910 saved over those three years of elimi-nated payments If treated as an investment there arenrsquot too many places where one can invest $3400 and get a return of over $60000 ina span of 20 years
And this is what makes the 20 year fixed one of the best-kept secretsin the mortgage industry
Arnaud Dufour
Mortgage Rates
Drop Again
rnaud Dufour
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Arnaud Dufour is a Sr Mortgage Banker at Newport Beach based DLJ Financial With more than eleven years in the industry
Arnaud is available to answer questions in Real Estate Finance bull E-mail adufourdljfinancialcom bull Call 714-677-4107
CA DRE 01360217 bull NMLS 335758
The information contained in this column does not necessarily reflect the opinion of The Local News
Join over 25 digital leaders for an immersion into storytelling
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Introducing IMOLA a new Italian dining experience we call
Casual but PerfettoWhat happens when a local entrepreneur has a dream invests a million dollars
in building improvements all around wanting to own a great
RESTAURANT
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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
America Home of the Free because of the Brave
Dave GarofaloPublisher
If not us who If not now when
~John F KennedyINSPIRATION
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
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Golden Words1) Your shoes are the first thing people sub-
consciously notice about you Wear nice shoes
2) If you sit for more than 11 hours a daytheres a 50 chance youll die within the next
3 years
3) There are at least 6 people in the worldwho look exactly like you Theres a 9chance that youll meet one of them in your lifetime
4) Sleeping without a pillow reduces back pain and keeps your spine stronger
5) A personrsquos height is determined by their father and their weight is determined by
their mother
6) If a part of your body falls asleep
You can almost always wake it up byshaking your head
7) There are three things the human braincannot resist noticing - food attractive peopleand danger
8) Right-handed people tend to chewfood on their right side
9) Putting dry tea bags in gym bags or smelly shoes will absorb the unpleasant odor
10) According to Albert Einstein if honey bees were to disappear from earth humans
would be deadwithin 4 years
I am not afraid of tomorrow for I have seenyesterday and I love today
Noahs Ark Everything I need to knowI learned from Noahs Ark
ONE Dont miss the boat
TWO Remember that we are allin the same boat
THREE Plan ahead It wasntraining when Noah built the Ark
FOUR Stay fit When youre 60years old someone may ask
you to do
something really big
FIVE Dont listento critics
just get on withthe job that needs
to be done
SIX Build yourfuture on high ground
SEVEN For safetys saketravel in pairs
EIGHT Speed isnt always an advantage The
snails were on board with the cheetahs
NINE When youre stressedfloat awhile
TEN Remember the Ark was built byamateurs the Titanic by professionals
ELEVEN No matter the stormtheres always a rainbow waiting
Please pass this on to people you
want to be blessed
Give it Dont just get it
Most people walk in and out of your life but FAMILY amp FRIENDS leave
footprints in your heart
Original painting of Donald Trump on the deepest oil well in
HB--the two mile deep Seguro 1 near Goldenwest and
Garfield on the property of landscape contractoroil man Ron
Brindle Brindle a former Navy Seabee had it created by his
favorite artist Michelle Hardesty and put on the most famous
oil well in HB because Trump is the only hope we have to
bring this country back to its glory We desperately need him Photo by Chris MacDonald Photographer The Local News
Noah Got It Right
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318 Main StreetbullDowntown HB
7149609696
Margaritarsquos By The Liter Full Bar amp Cocktails
Other Great Locations
bull Long Beachbull Costa Mesabull Lake Forest
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C h e c k O u t
O u r D a i l y S p e c i a l a t O u r H B L o c a t i o n
T O R T I L LA
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hris MacDonald
On the road in Surf City
By Chris MacDonald WriterPhotographerHB AmbassadorThe Local News Columnist
The Local News
Arecord 75000 people camethrough The Surf City USAMarathon Active Lifestyle
Expo Tent recently said Amy Tom-chak Marathon General Manager Atthe popular expo runners got readyfor the race got fueled clothed andmotivated with the help of more than100 vendors
Brian Cizek manager of The Surf City Store said It was a pleasurehelping out at the Surfing Walk of Fame booth and meeting the excited
people from all over the world anx-iously awaiting the big race It was avery festive positive high-spiritedevent with good weather that reallyshowed off the beautiful ocean parksand people of Surf City Cizeksaward-winning pier cloud photo T-shirts and Aqua Clips were popular
with the racing crowdHuntington Beach City Council-
man Mike Posey and his wife were onhand at the expo and became mem-
bers of The Surfers Walk of Famewhich honors surfers and others whohelp create the culture with specialnames and imprints in the sidewalksalong Pacific Coast Highway andMain Street near Jacks SurfboardsThanks to the always energetic JohnEtheridge Patrick Brenden andfriends from the Huntington Beach
Kiwanis Club and The HuntingtonBeach Longboard Crew who pro-vided pancake breakfasts and a beer garden at the expo Also plaudits tothe fine musicians like High Tidewho were on stage to entertain thecrowd not far from a bunch of oldcustom VW vans that were on displayto the delight of passersby
Former HB Mayor Don MacAllis-ter who is so active volunteering for many local groups said he loves theexcitement and revenue generated bythe annual marathon Its really ashowcase for what Surf City is allabout Weve become knownthroughout the world because of itsaid MacAllister a board member onthe Surfers Walk of Fame and former
president of HB KiwanisDown on the beach path legendary
concert pianistcomposer Danny Bar-rios and Argentine singersong-writerpianist Fabian Silberbergfascinated and entertained many run-
ners warming up for the racewith their encouraging songsand superb and lively originalcompositions
Learn more about the an-nual expo and marathon athttpwwwrunsurfcitycom
The information contained in this column does not necessarily
reflect the opinion of The Local News
Surf City USA Marathon ActiveLifestyle Expo
Draws A Record
75000 People
Huntington Beach PublicWorks City Engineer TomHerbel Huntington BeachCity Councilman Mike Poseyand Former HuntingtonBeach Mayor Don MacAllis-ter Don Ramsey stands nextto his poster promoting aclassic VW van show on Sat-urday April 16th 2016 from8am to 2pm on The Hunting-ton Beach Pier Bottom Lookat all the people in The Surf City USA Marathon ActiveLifestyle Expo
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Thank you AOL Ive beenwondering who I am and
to some respect who youareTheres one particular group of Americans who seemto be on just about every presi-
dential candidates mind themiddle class
So who exactly is this proverbial middle class Wellthats actually pretty compli-cated
To measure the middle classyou could take a look at incomeAccording to Pew ResearchCenter the middle-class earnerstake in as much as twice themedian income or as little astwo-thirds the median So thatmeans nationally you would fallright about in this range if your household income is between
$35360 and $106090The middle class can also be
defined as a mindsetThe US Department of
Commerce defines the middleclass as families whose aspira-
tions include economic stabilitya home a car vacations retire-ment savings and health careand college for their children
You can also measure factorslike overall wealth includingsavings or even how much youspend No one really agreeswho the middle class is buteverybody likes to think itsthem
In fact a majority of million-aires in a CNBC poll definedthemselves as middle class
Whoever the middle class is politicians want to help them
Yo Bro - Are You Middle Class
Tax season is here whichmeans the increase of IRSscams is also upon us Here
is some information and what tolook out for to avoid becoming avictim of one of these scams
The scam consists of a suspectmaking contact with the victimstating that they‟re delinquentwith the Internal Revenue Service(IRS) The suspect pretends to bean IRS agent and demands pay-ment from the vic-tim These im- personators usually demandimmediate payment with either
pre-paid debit cards or wire trans-fers The suspect will direct thevictim to a local bank or merchantwhere pre-paid cards can be pur-chased or direct the victim to com- plete a wire transfer The suspectwill manipulate ongoing commu-nication with the victim until theyare able to obtain funds
Anyone can become a targetedvictim The victim may be threat-ened with arrest deportation or revocation of their driver licenseFear tactics are a commonly usedand include insult and hostility toscare potential victims Be vigi-
lant against these types of callsThe IRS does not initiate contactwith taxpayers by email or phoneto request financial informationThe IRS will always send taxpay-ers a written notification of anytax due via US Mail The IRSnever asks for credit card debitcard or pre-paid access cards for payment over the telephone Donot engage in conversation withthese callers and tell them youwill contact the IRS directly Ter-minate the call as soon as practicalwithout offering any personal in-
formationYou may call the IRS at 1-800-829-1040 to confirm if you mightowe taxes If you have fallen victimto this scam or were targeted with-out sustaining a loss you may alsocontact the Federal Trade Commis-sion via their ldquoFTC Complaint As-sistantrdquoat wwwftcgov Please addldquoIRS Telephone Scamrdquo in the com-ments of your complaint
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THE LOCAL NEWS is published on the 1st and 15th
THE LOCAL NEWS serves the residentsbusiness men
and women of Huntington Beach Fountain Valley and
Westminster California with entertaining informative
and objective looks at ourselves neighbors and the world
as issues are debated people interact socially and
politically and events take place locally We also believe
that we should have fun and thank volunteers
Award Winning Staff Rex Gerlach amp
Jim Horton (Emeritus)
Internet Services1st Page Exposure
Sales Account Manager
Kevin Garofalo
Marketing Coordinator
amp City Editor
Nancy Gray
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By Frank Addessi
Daily-Finance spells it out pretty clearly so thateven I can relateMy late grandfather usedto say he would retire when he was dead
True to his word he worked until the day he passedaway at 84 Like my grandfather before me I haveno intention of stopping work and will probably dieat my keyboard with emails from editors aboutmissed deadlines piling up
R ETIREMENT MYTH 1 ndashR ETIREMENT IS LIKE VACATION
The fact of the matter is retirement can be a lot morelike work than vacation Many people put a lot of
effort into trying not to be bored Sure sitting on a beau-tiful beach or fishing or whatever you like doing on va-cation is a great while youre on vacation but when itsall you do every day it can start to get tired
Vacations are something we look forward to andhave a choice about Retirement has no such choicesOne day rolls endlessly mindlessly into the next Donttake my word for it Think about your last great longvacation and how by the end of it you wanted to go back to work to your life
The Solution can be as simple as retiring from one
job or career and starting a new one One way to look at it is to think of your work-life before retirement asworking for someone else and your work-life after re-tirement as working for you Working at somethingyou are passionate about is great way toslow the aging process and stay active Be-cause youre retired you can do it on your own terms
R ETIREMENT MYTH 2 ndashNO MONEY PROBLEMS
This retirement myth comes about fromthe misconception that life magically
becomes less expensive when you retire Itdoesnt Food fuel clothing all cost as muchas before you retired and what you save oncommuting youre likely going to want tospend on keeping busy
Retirement also means increased medicalexpenses not because retirement is physi-cally taxing or otherwise hazardous to your health but because you are older and body
parts start wearing out faster Older bodiesare like classic cars in order to keep movingdown the road they need a little more TLC
The Solution starts with not counting onsocial security alone as your primary meansof support The older you are now the moreyou should be putting aside for retirementevery year There are two retirement savingstraps people fall into The first is when theyare young and believe retirement is too far in the future to concern themselves with
right now so they save little to nothing
The second retirement trap occurs when the kids aregrown and finished with school and before retirementwhen you put off saving for later so you can start treat-ing yourself now Striking a balance in your 50s be-tween enjoying your relative youth with increasingsavings for the not so distant future is the key
R ETIREMENT MYTH 3 ndash MEDICARE
This retirement myth is that starting Medicare willcut my health care costs dramatically While
Medicare is a wonderful program it is not the be alland end all of personal health care coverage You willneed a Medicare supplement policy to help round outyour protection and even with a good supplement youwill still have out of pocket expenses
Im sure there is some direct mathematical corollary between our age in years and the number of prescrip-tion drugs we take Even if there is no such thing as afixed relationship the amount and frequency of med-ications and their associated cost (deductibles and co-
pays) does increase with ageThe Solution is to stay active and get plenty of exer-
cise and eat and sleep well We could all get away with
staying out late and neglecting our bodies when we are
in our twenties but we dont retire in our twenties The best way to control increased health care cost is to needless healthcare in the first place That means taking bet-ter care of yourself now and as you get older
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Star
s Who ell O
ff Your Rada
r
They keep a lower profile these days and you may
associate them with another time but ob-la-di ob-la-da
life goes onJOHN ASTIN
T
he actor who played Gomez on The Addams Family was always a class act Now
84 and a practicing Buddhist he teaches method acting at Johns Hopkins where hestudied math in the early 50s Carolyn Jones aka Morticia Addams married actor Peter Baily-Britton in 1981 while being treated for cancer and Astin remained a close friendattending her wedding and delivering the eulogy at her funeral in 1983
PROFOUNDHISTORICPHOTOSThese mind-blowing photos in both black and white
and color portray profound moments from recent his-tory Each photo reveals a snapshot of a time gone bySome of the photos show instants that shook the worldOther photos reveal ordinary moments that open awindow for one to peek through into the past
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1952 Ronald and Nancy Reaganenjoying their honeymoon dinner atthe Stork Club in New York City
ball star Manning has always been open about
his struggles as a child In 1998 he teamed upwith Saint Vincentrsquos Childrenrsquos Hospital in In-diana by helping promote their services and
programs as well as being an active member when it came to fundraising In 2007 St Vin-centrsquos Childrenrsquos Hospital changed itrsquos name toreflect itrsquos biggest benefactor and became Pey-ton Manning Childrenrsquos Hospital at St VincentThe hospital includes The Pediatric Craniofa-cial Center which provides diagnosis treat-ment and support for children who suffer fromdisorders or deformities to the head and faceThey are one out of only six centers in NorthAmerica designated for the Cleft Palate Na-tional Outcomes Project and has treated over 800 infants and children
In 1999 Peyton Manning created the Pey-
Back Foundation which provides programs and
opportunities to at-risk children To date thePeyback Foundation has provided over $10 mil-lion through various programs and grants thathelp promote leadership and success to disad-vantaged youth in Colorado IndianaLouisiana and Tennessee The Foundation of-fers programs as well as partnering with other organizations to provide the best for their youth and maximize their success
Peyton Manning does not only financiallysupport these causes but is very active in theday-to- day activities by visiting and participat-ing often He has a personal relationship as wellas a public one and it is obvious that thesecauses are important and personal to him
Sources Stvincentorg | Karlschonborncom| PeytonManningcom
Continued from pg 1
The Class of lsquo16
It991257s Easy BeingGreen
By Dick Resch
Its a concrete jungle out there -- literallyHumans today consume more concrete than any substance aside from
water That presents a huge problem for the environment Concretecomes from cement and each ton of cement generates a matching tonof carbon emissions
Many builders and designers are recycling water or installing energyefficient light bulbs in hopes of reducing their buildings carbon foot- print But those approaches can only go so far
Instead employers and builders must think about going green themoment they decide to construct a new office -- or renovate an old one
New technologies and building techniques can empower them to do soThe building sector is the biggest energy consumer and greenhouse-
gas emitter in the United States Buildings account for 39 percent of energy use 68 percent of electricity use 12 percent of water use and38 percent of carbon emissions nationwide
When businesses need to change or expand their workspaces thatcarbon footprint grows Now that the economy is recovering formerlyvacant offices are filling fast Demand for reconstruction alterationand renovation will grow over the next five years predicts industry-re-search firm IBISWorld
Thats good for business -- but has serious consequences for the en-vironment Building-related construction and demolition results in anincredible 160 million tons of waste every year Forty-four percent of that waste comes from renovations Less than one-third is recovered or recycled
Fortunately some companies are prioritizing the environment in their workspace redesigns
Financial-services company Macquarie for example has adopted
green approaches like piping in water from the ocean to cool the air Asa result it has reduced energy consumption by 50 percent
Elevator usage at the firm is down by half thanks to a decidedlylow-tech solution -- an interior staircase that links work zones
throughout the buildingMeanwhile by orienting the office around centrally located shared meeting pods and adaptable work
neighborhoods Macquarie has eliminated the costly and wasteful process of renovating workspaces and movingemployees around
Architectural walls which look like traditional fixed walls but can easily be moved to reconfigure a spacerepresent another way to green the office
Unlike concrete or drywall movable walls are typically sourced responsibly They may be made of recycledor renewable materials like wheat soy and sunflower board linoleum cork and rubber-wood
Architectural walls also complement open-office environments which are greener than their more traditionalalternatives Managers can shift the walls to create private offices or meeting rooms on demand Later they canquickly reconfigure the walls to create room for more workers without requiring an expensive time-consumingand waste-generating renovation
As companies use space more efficiently -- by adopting larger shared desks and workspaces for instance --they reduce waste and cut emissions Improved airflow can also help moderate the temperature lessening the
need for heating and air-conditioningOpen offices also boost another kind of green money When Cisco switched to a shared workspace environ-
ment the tech firm realized savings of 60 percent on cabling 40 percent on switches and switch ports and 42 percent in construction costs
To make a sizeable dent in their carbon footprints American offices have to do more than mandate dou- ble-sided printing or install low-flow toilets They must make green design and green building their mantra
Dick Resch is CEO of KI Furniture (wwwkicom)
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THE Local NEWS Community
restaurants entertainment local events something for everybody
The Children‟s Dept of the Central Library has added three new story-times to their monthly schedule Due to their popularity we are nowoffering two toddler story times on Saturdays 10 and 11 am Saturday
afternoon ldquoStories and Craftrdquo will continue at 2 pmStory Apptations We are happy to announce a new digital story time that
will begin on February 8 and will take place the second and fourth Mondaysof the month at 330 pm This story time is for pre-school children ages 3-5and will use iPads to explore apps ebooks and music to foster the develop-ment of early literacy skills needed for kindergarten This is a small groupstory time limited to 20 children plus their parent iPads will be provided
Paws 2 Read The dogs are back Paws 2 Read is a reading enrichment pro-gram for children ages 4-12 that provides therapy dogs for children to readto This all volunteer
program encourages
children to increasetheir reading skills and build self-confidence by reading aloud to cer-tified trained therapydogs The ldquoGo Teamrdquotherapy dogs will beavailable the secondSaturday March 12and one-on-one readingwill begin on SaturdayApril 9mdashchildren canwalk-in and register toread to a dog for 15minutes Reading isdone on a first comefirst serve basis
T
he City of Huntington Beach has been selected as a 2015 Califor-
nia Parks amp Recreation Society(CPRS) Award of Excellence recipientfor the television segment ldquoRec ReportrdquoThe monthly segment which spotlightsthe many recreation activities provided
by the City of Huntington Beach took top honors in the Digital Media Cate-gory
ldquoRec Reportrdquo is produced by longtimeHuntington Beach resident Matt Liffre-ing in cooperation with the City of Hunt-ington Beach and the Public CableTelevision Authority (PCTA) The seg-ment airs as part of the ldquoSurf City High-lightsrdquo television program that airsregularly on the Cityrsquos cable TV channelHBTV-3
The CPRS awards program recog-nizes outstanding achievement in the
areas of facility design park planningmarketing and communication andcommunity improvement and program-ming The City of Huntington Beachwill receive the award at a ceremony atthe Hyatt Regency Long Beach onMarch 11 2016
ldquoRec Reportrdquo ldquoSurf City Highlightsrdquoand other exclusive local television pro-gramming can be seen in the City of Huntington Beach via Time Warner Cable and Verizon FiOS on HBTVChannel 3
For more information on the PublicCable Television Authority and to viewclips of PCTA-produced local television
programming visit wwwpctatv
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Huntington Beach Council on Aging Donates
$100000 for Senior ServicesH
untington Beach CA Jan 222016 -- At the January 19 CityCouncil meeting the Huntington
Beach Council on Aging (HBCOA) pre-sented the City with a check for $100000for use in senior programs at the newSenior Center in Central Park The center is anticipated to open by the summer of this year and several grand openingevents are in the works In recognition of its donation the HBCOA name will be
proudly displayed in the Grand Entry of the Senior Center in Central Park
The new Senior Center in Central Park is a one-story senior center located withinthe 343-acre Huntington Central Park and generally located west of the inter-section of Goldenwest Street and TalbertAvenue The Senior Center will have ap-
proximately 37000 square feet withmulti-purpose rooms a community hall
computer lab gameroom gym
dance rooms multi-use classrooms caremanagement offices dining roomkitchen transportation offices and more
HBCOA provides regular financialsupport to Huntington Beach City senior
programs and services Over the lastseven years HBCOA has contributed inexcess of $13M HBCOA hosts a num-
ber of fund raisers including the annualOn Course Golf Tournament in June andthe Senior Saturday Community Festivalin September
The Huntington Beach Council onAging is a non-profit 501(c)3 corporationin the City of Huntington Beach Califor-nia HBCOA seeks to enhance the dig-nity and quality of life of HuntingtonBeach seniors create awareness of theevolving needs of HB seniors and re-spond with resources for innovative serv-ices and programs HBCOA supportslocal seniors and their families throughmany beneficial programs offered by theHuntington Beach Senior Center and the
HB Seniors Outreach Center HBCOAsupport includes a wide variety of serv-ices classes activities and clubs de-signed to help seniors stay healthy andactive as well as maintain self-sufficiencyand independence with dignity
Senior Center naming andsponsor opportu-nities are avail-able for the
building as wellas for the variousopening eventsand the HBCOAchallenges other organizationscorporations andindividuals to
participate For more informationon how you can
become involved in the New Senior Cen-ter in Central Park please visit theHBCOA website at wwwhbcoaorg andthe HBCOA Facebook page atwwwfacebookcomhbcoa
HB WinsldquoRec Reportrdquo
HB Reads
One Book
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During the Baseball Winter Meetingsin December MLB announced newguidelines designed
to extend ballpark net-ting The recommendations follow a season duringwhich a number of serious injuries at ballparksaround the country garnered extensive publicity
MLBrsquos new policy is not a mandate Teams areldquoencouragedrdquo to extend the netting from behindhome plate a distance of 70 feet down each foulline or to the ends of the dugouts closest to home plate The guidelines also apply to MLB springtraining facilities
Critics have voiced their displeasure with the new
guidelines claiming MLB didnrsquot go far enough Firstthey say the policy should be mandatory and second thatthe netting should extend to the outfield side of the dugouts if notfurther
Dan Halem MLBrsquos chief legal officer added that Both fan safety andfan choice are extremely important to MLB and these recommendationsreflect those principles What Halem is really saying is the league is con-cerned fans that prefer to be close to the action in order to kibitz with the play-ers and obtain foul balls would be unwilling to pay the premium prices teamscurrently charge for seats close to the field if they are required to watch thegame through a screen
MLBrsquos trade off ndash fan safety for increased revenue ndash is supported by thecourts based on a longstanding legal concept known as ldquoThe Baseball RulerdquoThe Rule adopted in a majority of states basically says when a fan enters a ballpark they should expect that bats and balls will be flying into the stands
And when that happens fans assume the risk of injury So long as the Ruleremains in effect MLB teams have little incentive to add additional netting
or take other measures to protect fans from injury They merely transfer thecost of the occasional lawsuit to their insurance carriers
But several recent cases have suggested thatthe environment has changed since the Base- ball Rule was first adopted Newly designed ballparks provide seating closer to the field of play and in-game promotions and social mediadivert fansrsquo attention from the action on thefield making them less attentive and moresusceptible to injury
How serious is the issue of ballpark safetyAccording to an analysis conducted byBloomberg News 1750 spectators are injuredevery year by batted balls at Major League
games While not all injuries are serious somerequire hospitalization and multiple surgeriesFortunately only one spectator has died from afoul ball at a Major League ballpark at a 1970game between the Dodgers and the Giants atDodger Stadium Two fans have been killed by
foul balls at Minor League stadiums one in 1960 and another in 2010Despite MLBrsquos new netting policy the best way for fans to stay safe at the
ballpark is to be diligent and pay attention
The information contained in this column does not necessarily reflect theopinion of The Local News
By Jordan Kobritz
KobritzonSports
Jordan Kobritz is a former attorney CPA and Minor League Baseball
team owner He is a Professor in the Sport Management Department at
SUNY Cortland and maintains the blog httpsportsbeyondthelinescom
Jordan can be reached at jordankobritzcortlandedu
The Baseball Rule Yoursquore Out When
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Big Mama ducks sponsored by localbusinesses organizations and
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Post Game NumbersA
t this point not setting a ratings record is essentially
a disappointment for the Super Bowl So Sundays
Denver-Carolina showdown which aired on CBS
played out under a shroud of lofty expectations -- but initial
returns show that it did not disappoint
The first number for Super Bowl 50 based on Nielsens
metered markets is a 49 rating and a massive 73 share among
households Thats just off from last years 497 rating The
2015 overnight rating marked an all-time high for the Super
Bowl ultimately translating to an average 1144 million view-
ers It topped the previous years game (1115 million viewers)
to become the most-watched telecast in US TV history
Working against Super Bowl 50 was the fact that it was
a relatively low-scoring game Quarterback Peyton Man-
ning and the Denver Broncos ultimately topped the Car-
olina Panthers 24-10 in a pairing that was not nearly as year
prior But scores are not something that appear to affect the
Super Bowl 2014 set a record with an absurdly lopsided
43-8 victory for the Seattle Seahawks Its one of several
ways in which Super Bowl has proven itself immune to
TVs trends of ratings fatigue Even by its own lofty stan-
dards and seemingly regardless of play the biggest night
of the US TV calendar has consistently been outdoing it-
self in recent years
2015 497 rating 1144 million viewers
2014 464 rating 1115 million viewers
2013 481 rating 1084 million viewers
2012 478 rating 1113 million viewers
2011 479 rating 111 million viewers
Super Bowl record for the team that scores first 31-16
Winning percent of the favored team by oddsmakers 72
Lowest face value price of a Super Bowl ticket $800
Cost of a 30 second Super Bowl spot $35 Million
Cost of a 30 second Super Bowl spot in 1970 $42000
Amount of money each player on the
winning Super Bowl team receives $88000
Amount of money each player on the
losing Super Bowl team receives $46000
SUPER BOWL FOOD SALES STATISTICSCases of beer sold on Super Bowl Sunday 492 Million
Chicken wings sold on Super Bowl week 125 Million
Pounds of avocados used for guacamole during Super Bowl 71 Million
Rise in pizza deliveries on Super Bowl Sunday 35
Rise in 7-Elevenrsquos antacid sales the day after 20
WHERE PEOPLE WATCH THE SUPER BOWL PERCENTAt home alone immediate family 46
At home with friends relatives 31
At friend relativersquos home 14
Other not sure 7
At bar restaurant 3
MOST SUPER BOWL WINS WINSPittsburgh Steelers 6-2
Dallas Cowboys 5-3
San Francisco 49ers 5-1
New England Patriots 4-4
Green Bay Packers 4-1
TEAMS THAT HAVE NEVER PLAYED IN A SUPER BOWLLions Browns Texans Jaguars
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E
Who says mothers arent powerful
Esther Carlstone (momme) tells us aboutHILDA JOHNSON BRUNGOT
Hilda Johnson Brungot (1886-1982) was a Berlin New
Hampshire native who became dean of women state legisla-
tors She was a forty-four-year-old mother of 6 children when
she first went to Concord as a legislator Reelected 18 times
she served 41 years before retiring in 1975 Brungotrsquos portrait
hangs in Legislative Hall at the State Capitol only the third
woman to be so honored
Brownies Cocktails amp WOMEN
These tasty oatmeal cookies are simple andinviting breakfast recipe Serve with some orange juice or tea and enjoy
Time needed 10 min preparation
Serving Size Yield 12 cookies
Ingredients34 C vegetable shortening 1 C brown sugar 12 C granulated sugar 1 egg 14 C water 1 tsp almond extract
3 C uncooked oats1 C flour 1 tsp salt 12 tsp soda14 C almonds chopped
DirectionsBegin by preheating
your oven to 350 degreesBeat together shorteningsugars egg water andvanilla until creamy Addremaining ingredients Mix well Drop by rounded teaspoonfulsonto a greased cookie sheet and bake at 350 degrees for 12-15minutes Let cool and then enjoy
STRONG WOMEN -Breakfast QuickOatmeal Almond
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Ingredients300g (10oz) hulled strawberries300g (10oz) caster sugar Juice 5 lemonsStill or sparkling mineral water to diluteSliced limes and strawberries and sprigs of mint to serve
Method
Put the hulled strawberries caster sugar and lemon juice into a blender and pulse until smoothStrain the mixture through a sieve into a large bowl and stir thoroughly to ensure all the sugar dis-solves
You can transfer the cordial to a large bottle or storage container until neededDilute with still or sparkling water (about 1 part cordial to 4 parts water) and serve with ice lime
and strawberry slices and sprigs of mint Pomegranate also looks pretty as a garnish
Top tips
The cordial will keep in the fridge for up to 5 days If you fancy making it into a cocktail simplyadd vodka to taste
About the SrawberryLemonade Cocktail
C o c k t a i l C o r n e r
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Only Local News
Chris Epting
HBNews1aolcom
R ecently I had the honor of introducing eight timeOlympic medalist Shirley
Babashoff at the annual
KinderVision dinner held eachyear in Huntington Beach
In the mid-1970s Shirley wasarguably the strongest femaleswimmer on the planet After winning three medals in Munichin 1972 she began an arduoustraining regimen that involvedswimming literally 20 miles aday seven days a week for four years By the time the 1976games rolled around in Mon-treacuteal it seemed all but obviousthat she would win the gold ineach of the six races was en-tered in Just before the
games at the trials in LongBeach she put on one of themost impressive single per-formances in swimming his-tory This was the momentThis was her destiny
But then something hap- pened The East Germanteam which had emergedfrom nowhere in the previ-ous three years to becomean almost incomprehensi- ble force in swimming
ran away with most of the gold atthe games Shirley had been sus- pecting them of cheating for yearsand in Montreacuteal she finally spokeher mind publicly She calledthem out for doping and the worldturned on her hard All of a sud-den she was ldquoSurly Shirley theugly American
She would go on to lead her relay team to gold in the finalswimming event of the games Itsconsidered to be one of the mostexciting races in modern sportshistory America had finally wonthe gold But the reaction to
Shirleys courage and honestycrushed her She retired fromswimming at age 19 When theBerlin Wall fell in the 1980s theworld learned that she had beencorrect in her accusations Shewas vindicated
In the late 1980s she began
work as a mail carrier for theHuntington Beach Postal Serviceand she is still at work theretoday Shirley maybe the greatestAmerican athlete that you maynot be familiar with This summer I think a lot of that will change because the book that she and Iwrote about her life ldquoMakingWavesrdquo will be released in July
Im sharing the cover of the book early in this column so thatyou can see Im very proud of thestory and even prouder of myfriend Shirley for all she has donein her life and for how she repre-
sented her country in twoOlympic games Once the book comes out Im going to interviewher for this column but I did wantto make you aware that finallythe truth about Shirley story willfinally be told for all the world toread
chr ischriseptingcom
The information contained in this column does not necessarily reflect the opinion of The Local News
Chris Epting is an award-winning journalist and the au- thor of 25 books including Huntington Beach Then amp Now Vanishing Orange County and Roadside Base- ball You can follow him on Twitter chrisepting
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Huntington Beach SeniorServices is seeking
volunteers for the HomeDelivered Meals program
In their own vehicle volunteers deliver mealsfrom the Senior Outreach
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gets around US labor standards and laws by out-
sourcing production to China mdash Josie Walsh New York NY
Apple isnrsquot the only tech giant outsourcing much of its production to Chinese manufacturers nowadays but thesheer popularity of the California-based companyrsquos prod-ucts makes it an especially easy target for activists con-cerned about worker health and safety China Labor Watchand other groupshave exposed inhu-mane conditions athuge Chinese facto-ries of suppliers likeFoxconn and Pega-tron that supportmany US-basedtech firms Workersat these facilitiesmany who are under-age are often re-quired to work 18-hour shifts and areroutinely exposed totoxic chemicalsmdashbutstill can barely makeends meet The prob-lem came to a head in2010 when journalists got word that 14 workers had com-mitted suicide at Foxconnrsquos massive iPhone-assemblymanufacturing facility in China
Another issue dogging Applersquos Chinese partners isworker exposure to toxic chemicals and a higher than av-erage incidence of leukemia among employees Appleagreed to discontinue using two of the worst offenders
benzene and n-hexane after the non-profit groups China
Labor Watch and Green America collected upwards of 40000 signatures from consumers demanding action from
the company But China still allows its manufacturing sec-tor to use several other carcinogenic chemicals long out-lawed in the US and Europe Repeated exposure to thesesubstances is another threat Chinese workers have to con-
tend with when working on the assembly line makingsmartphones and other tech gadgets Despite knowledge of the dangerous conditions
Applersquos Chinese suppliers rarely struggle to find workersmany of whom are willing to take the relatively high pay-ing jobs despite the risksmdashespecially if they are support-ing loved ones at home who depend upon the extra money
to survive Chinarsquoshuge population cre-ates an infinite sup- ply of workers suchthat even a large-scale walkout would be pointless The as-sembly line systemgives each person arepetitive simple job that can betaught in an hour
For its partApple continues toclaim they are in-vestigating the sit-uation and doingeverything theycan to ensure sat-
isfactory working conditions In 2010 the company re-vamped its supplier responsibility standards andthreatened it would terminate relations with Chinesemanufacturers that refuse to toe the line and also calledfor new audits on all of its ldquofinal assemblyrdquo facilities inChina Two years later Apple became the first technol-ogy company admitted to the Fair Labor Association anon-profit that conducts independent monitoring andverification to ensure acceptable workplace standards
While this affiliation doesnrsquot mean Foxconn Pegatronand other Chinese high tech suppliers are beholden to
standards as stringent as US labor laws activists con-sider it a step in the right direction and continue to keepan eye on the situation
Of course whether or not Apple steps up on the issue
may depend more on if consumers are willing to foregothe companyrsquos products due to worker exploitation issuesAnd thatrsquos not likely to happen anytime soon as Ameri-cans and others continue to buy iPhones iPads and Macsas fast as Apple and its Chinese partners can produce them
CONTACTS Apple Supplier Responsibility
wwwapplecomsupplier-responsibility
Foxconnwwwfoxconncom
Pegatronwwwpegatroncorpcom
China Labor Watchwwwchinalaborwatchorg
Green Americawwwgreenamericaorg
Fair Labor Associationwwwfairlabororg
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greater number of single-cru bot-tlings and the arrival of newly desig-nated sub-zones have helped
Muscadet elevate its reputation drawingworthy comparisons to white Burgundy Butwhat will it take for the region to truly set itself apart Jon Bonneacute considers Muscadets past and fu-ture through the eyes of the winemakers looking toreshape it
Jon Bonneacute IS FLUENT IN WINEFrench citiesespecially secondary French cities often do bestwhen theyrsquore looking backwards In the case of
Nantes long a sleepy spot in the western Loire itwould be easy to assume that it peaked many yearsagomdashperhaps during the Industrial Revolution
when its docks were full of grain and spices (anddisturbingly slaves)
Thatrsquos why I was completely unprepared for whatI found when I rolled in on a warm fall day a
bustling growing tech hub one of Europersquos green-est cities functional in all the ways that most Frenchcities arenrsquot The tram system is fleet Therersquos littleof the brutalist midcentury architecture that weighson France like a curse The mild often wet climateis maritime Gaul at its best Francersquos Seattle Ithought admiringly
The distinct pride emanating from Nantes thesedays seems to come from being unburdened by the
past The Nantais love their reclaimed stature asBrittanyrsquos major city and they beam with locavoreLoire pride too embracing the proximity to theriverrsquos bounty Little gastropubs and wine bars offer up immaculate produce plump Brittany oysters andof course local wine which in Nantes essentiallymeans Muscadet grown throughout the surroundingcountryside
Last November I headed south from the city and pulled off the expressway into the town of La Haye-
Fouassiegravere one of the major Muscadet towns UsuallyFrench roundabouts are dec-orated with flowers or a bas-
ket press but here just downthe street from the Mondelezfactory with its scent of fresh-baked Lu biscuits sitsa full-scale model of a flyingsaucer complete with cos-monauts Why a UFO Iasked a local winemaker
ldquoWersquore looking toward thefuturerdquo
While Nantes so clearlyreflects this notion that was-nrsquot my initial impression of Muscadet On a first glance
it seems to be a place of stasis old vineyards with-ering old farmers retiring The global reputation of its winesmdashcheap industrial old-fashionedmdashmoreor less remains their reputation in France too
But on closer inspection I discovered a placegeared up for radical change Its best wines have al-ways been a world apart from the meager thin ver-sions made by many local neacutegociants bottles likeLuneau-Papinrsquos luxe smoky Excelsior aged for twoyears or the fleshy quince-flavored Chacircteau-Theacutebaud from Les Becirctes Curieuses a project dedi-cated to single-cru bottlings from winemakersJeacutereacutemie Huchet and Jeacutereacutemie Mourat have for years
been nipping atthe heels of whiteBurgundy
Whatrsquos hap- pening in Mus-
cadet todaythough is more profoundto the point that even the French avant-garde hasnrsquotreally caught on Many regions aspire to more thanwhat the old French appellations permitted themBut Muscadet having reached the terminus of itsold ways has decidedmdashlike the city that has alwaysnourished itmdashto decisively step into the futureRather than pray for the return of the easy money of the past its best producers bet that they can achievesomething greater
The most basic changes here can be found manyother places in France better farming lower yieldsimproved winemaking But Muscadet has a differ-
ent burden than other regions Its wines were rarelyexalted and it never really shaped a distinct identityAs Franccedilois Midavaine stated in a 1994 book on thetopic ldquoItrsquos a bit tricky to talk about Muscadet as awine regionrdquo
More than 20 years later that Nantais push towardthe future is shared by an emerging generation of vi-gneronsmdashmany of them following in the footstepsof their parentsmdashwho believe itrsquos their destiny tocompletely refashion Muscadet as a significant
place making significant wine They have much intheir favor a loyal devotion to one grapemdashmelonde Bourgognemdashand a fantastic diversity of soilshosting the northernmost vines on Francersquos westcoast
ldquoMuscadetrdquo says Jo Landron of Domaine de laLouvetrie one of the regionrsquos most vocal lobbyistsfor change ldquois coming into its place among the greatwinesrdquo
David White is the founder and editor ofTerroiristcom which was named
Best Overall Wine Blog at the 2013Wine Blog Awards
His columns are housed at Grape Collective
Francersquos Most
Underrated
White Wine
Steps Out
On the Vine
David White
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Local Coastal CuisineThe ocean view from Zimzala is one tall drink of water Save your ap-
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Just AnotherLoving Elephant Story
In 1986 Peter Davies was on holiday inKenya after graduating from Northwest-ern University
On a hike through the bush he cameacross a young bull elephant standing withone leg raised in the air
The elephant seemed distressed so Peter approached it very carefully
He got down on one knee inspected theelephantrsquos foot and found a large piece of wood deeply embedded in it As carefullyand as gently as he could Peter worked thewood out with his knife after which the ele- phant gingerly put down its foot
The elephant turned to face the man andwith a rather curious look on its face staredat him for several tense moments Peter stood frozenthinking of nothing else but being trampled
Eventually the elephant trumpeted loudlyturned and walked away
Peter never forgot that elephant or the
events of that dayTwenty years later Peter was walking
through the Chicago Zoo with his teenagedson As they approached the elephant en-closure one of the creatures turned andwalked over to near where Peter and his sonCameron were standing The large bull ele- phant stared at Peter lifted its front foot off the ground then put it down
The elephant did that several times thentrumpeted loudly all the while staring at theman
Remembering the encounter in 1986Peter could not help wondering if this wasthe same elephant
Peter summoned up his courage climbedover the railing and made his way into theenclosure He walked right up to the ele- phant and stared back in wonder
The elephant trumpeted again wrapped itstrunk around one of Peter legs and slammedhim against the railing killing him in-stantly
Probably wasnt the same elephant
Be careful out there You never reallyknow who your friends are
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An enraged driver was filmedstopping on a busy highway inCalifornia to beat a fellow mo-
torist this week Another driver startedfilming moments before two men went
at it in the middle of traffic on the 134freeway near Glendale CA The film-maker who didnt want to be namedtold CBS Los Angeles he started film-ing when he saw a driver in an Infinitirepeatedly trying to cut off a man in aVolkswagen Jetta He was concernedthe two cars might crash
The driver of the Jetta told CBS hisside of the story He also did not wantto be identified He said the Infiniticrossed several lanes to cut him offThe driver of the Infiniti threw whatappeared to be coins at his car Even-tually the two road-ragers and the film-ing driver come to a stop on the busy
freeway Amazingly no one was hit
though horns blared in the back-ground The Infiniti driver left his ownvehicle and confronted the driver of the Jetta who was still in his driversseat He punched the driver several
times and choked him The Jettadriver told CBS that the man kept ask-ing why he was mocking him
I really thought if this guy does onestep to the left hes going to get hit bya car in the carpool lane the anony-mous filmmaker told CBS You sawhim he was screaming at him Strikehim a couple of times and the Jetta is
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Google Brings 40 US ParksTo Your Dash
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oogle just made it easier to visit some of the US biggest landmarks with-
out hopping on an airplane Itsteaming up with the NationalPark Service to offer 360-degreeStreet View imagery for 40 na-tional parks and historic sitesranging from Alcatrazs leg-endary prison to the ancient cliff dwellings of Montezuma CastleThe collection also touts photosof artifacts from those locationsWant to see furniture from Abra-ham Lincolns house You can No this wont recreate thegrandeur youd get from beingthere yourself but it beats having
to rely on tourists photos to geta feel for what youre missing
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According to the largest mortgage ratesurvey in the county that released by Fred-die Mac the average rate on a 30 year mort-gage started February at 372 This is thelowest level since the 368 of April 2015
As usual the media picked up on the dropin rates and advertisements for mortgagesare hot and heavy all over again
At least the media is quick to mention thelower rates Very rarely do they mention the part of the report disclosing the costs Ac-cording to Freddie Mac the average cost tosecure a 30 year fixed mortgage was 06 points This is in addition to paying the title and escrow fees
Of course this is the ldquoaveragerdquo Some companies are more compet-itive than others and some applicants are better qualified Competitivemortgage companies are able to offer these rates (or better) with $0costs for well-qualified applicants
For most homeowners this reduction in rate could save one thou-sand two thousand dollars or more in interest every year
But perhaps the best kept secret in the mortgage industry the onethat the media never seems to talk about is the 20 year fixed This iscurrently available at 35 or lower with little to no closing costs for well-qualified applicants
The 20 year fixed is the black sheep of the mortgage industry While30 year and 15 year fixed rate loans are the darlings of the industry
that are alwaystalked about and doted on most
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tion Well it is Manyhomeowners might besurprised to learn that a
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their paymenttoo much Inmany cases the payment actu-ally goesdown
Letrsquos look at someone
who got a $350000 loan seven years ago at 4375 The payment onthat loan would be $174750 After seven years the remaining princi- pal balance on that loan would be down to $303762
A new 20 year loan of $303762 at 35 would be a payment of $176170 For an extra $1420 per month this homeowner can save 3years off their mortgage payments Extrapolating this out $1420 per
month is $17040 per year and $3408 over 20 years The savings of eliminating three years of mortgage payments of $174750 per month($20970 per year) is $62910 saved over those three years of elimi-nated payments If treated as an investment there arenrsquot too many places where one can invest $3400 and get a return of over $60000 ina span of 20 years
And this is what makes the 20 year fixed one of the best-kept secretsin the mortgage industry
Arnaud Dufour
Mortgage Rates
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On the road in Surf City
By Chris MacDonald WriterPhotographerHB AmbassadorThe Local News Columnist
The Local News
Arecord 75000 people camethrough The Surf City USAMarathon Active Lifestyle
Expo Tent recently said Amy Tom-chak Marathon General Manager Atthe popular expo runners got readyfor the race got fueled clothed andmotivated with the help of more than100 vendors
Brian Cizek manager of The Surf City Store said It was a pleasurehelping out at the Surfing Walk of Fame booth and meeting the excited
people from all over the world anx-iously awaiting the big race It was avery festive positive high-spiritedevent with good weather that reallyshowed off the beautiful ocean parksand people of Surf City Cizeksaward-winning pier cloud photo T-shirts and Aqua Clips were popular
with the racing crowdHuntington Beach City Council-
man Mike Posey and his wife were onhand at the expo and became mem-
bers of The Surfers Walk of Famewhich honors surfers and others whohelp create the culture with specialnames and imprints in the sidewalksalong Pacific Coast Highway andMain Street near Jacks SurfboardsThanks to the always energetic JohnEtheridge Patrick Brenden andfriends from the Huntington Beach
Kiwanis Club and The HuntingtonBeach Longboard Crew who pro-vided pancake breakfasts and a beer garden at the expo Also plaudits tothe fine musicians like High Tidewho were on stage to entertain thecrowd not far from a bunch of oldcustom VW vans that were on displayto the delight of passersby
Former HB Mayor Don MacAllis-ter who is so active volunteering for many local groups said he loves theexcitement and revenue generated bythe annual marathon Its really ashowcase for what Surf City is allabout Weve become knownthroughout the world because of itsaid MacAllister a board member onthe Surfers Walk of Fame and former
president of HB KiwanisDown on the beach path legendary
concert pianistcomposer Danny Bar-rios and Argentine singersong-writerpianist Fabian Silberbergfascinated and entertained many run-
ners warming up for the racewith their encouraging songsand superb and lively originalcompositions
Learn more about the an-nual expo and marathon athttpwwwrunsurfcitycom
The information contained in this column does not necessarily
reflect the opinion of The Local News
Surf City USA Marathon ActiveLifestyle Expo
Draws A Record
75000 People
Huntington Beach PublicWorks City Engineer TomHerbel Huntington BeachCity Councilman Mike Poseyand Former HuntingtonBeach Mayor Don MacAllis-ter Don Ramsey stands nextto his poster promoting aclassic VW van show on Sat-urday April 16th 2016 from8am to 2pm on The Hunting-ton Beach Pier Bottom Lookat all the people in The Surf City USA Marathon ActiveLifestyle Expo
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Thank you AOL Ive beenwondering who I am and
to some respect who youareTheres one particular group of Americans who seemto be on just about every presi-
dential candidates mind themiddle class
So who exactly is this proverbial middle class Wellthats actually pretty compli-cated
To measure the middle classyou could take a look at incomeAccording to Pew ResearchCenter the middle-class earnerstake in as much as twice themedian income or as little astwo-thirds the median So thatmeans nationally you would fallright about in this range if your household income is between
$35360 and $106090The middle class can also be
defined as a mindsetThe US Department of
Commerce defines the middleclass as families whose aspira-
tions include economic stabilitya home a car vacations retire-ment savings and health careand college for their children
You can also measure factorslike overall wealth includingsavings or even how much youspend No one really agreeswho the middle class is buteverybody likes to think itsthem
In fact a majority of million-aires in a CNBC poll definedthemselves as middle class
Whoever the middle class is politicians want to help them
Yo Bro - Are You Middle Class
Tax season is here whichmeans the increase of IRSscams is also upon us Here
is some information and what tolook out for to avoid becoming avictim of one of these scams
The scam consists of a suspectmaking contact with the victimstating that they‟re delinquentwith the Internal Revenue Service(IRS) The suspect pretends to bean IRS agent and demands pay-ment from the vic-tim These im- personators usually demandimmediate payment with either
pre-paid debit cards or wire trans-fers The suspect will direct thevictim to a local bank or merchantwhere pre-paid cards can be pur-chased or direct the victim to com- plete a wire transfer The suspectwill manipulate ongoing commu-nication with the victim until theyare able to obtain funds
Anyone can become a targetedvictim The victim may be threat-ened with arrest deportation or revocation of their driver licenseFear tactics are a commonly usedand include insult and hostility toscare potential victims Be vigi-
lant against these types of callsThe IRS does not initiate contactwith taxpayers by email or phoneto request financial informationThe IRS will always send taxpay-ers a written notification of anytax due via US Mail The IRSnever asks for credit card debitcard or pre-paid access cards for payment over the telephone Donot engage in conversation withthese callers and tell them youwill contact the IRS directly Ter-minate the call as soon as practicalwithout offering any personal in-
formationYou may call the IRS at 1-800-829-1040 to confirm if you mightowe taxes If you have fallen victimto this scam or were targeted with-out sustaining a loss you may alsocontact the Federal Trade Commis-sion via their ldquoFTC Complaint As-sistantrdquoat wwwftcgov Please addldquoIRS Telephone Scamrdquo in the com-ments of your complaint
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By Frank Addessi
Daily-Finance spells it out pretty clearly so thateven I can relateMy late grandfather usedto say he would retire when he was dead
True to his word he worked until the day he passedaway at 84 Like my grandfather before me I haveno intention of stopping work and will probably dieat my keyboard with emails from editors aboutmissed deadlines piling up
R ETIREMENT MYTH 1 ndashR ETIREMENT IS LIKE VACATION
The fact of the matter is retirement can be a lot morelike work than vacation Many people put a lot of
effort into trying not to be bored Sure sitting on a beau-tiful beach or fishing or whatever you like doing on va-cation is a great while youre on vacation but when itsall you do every day it can start to get tired
Vacations are something we look forward to andhave a choice about Retirement has no such choicesOne day rolls endlessly mindlessly into the next Donttake my word for it Think about your last great longvacation and how by the end of it you wanted to go back to work to your life
The Solution can be as simple as retiring from one
job or career and starting a new one One way to look at it is to think of your work-life before retirement asworking for someone else and your work-life after re-tirement as working for you Working at somethingyou are passionate about is great way toslow the aging process and stay active Be-cause youre retired you can do it on your own terms
R ETIREMENT MYTH 2 ndashNO MONEY PROBLEMS
This retirement myth comes about fromthe misconception that life magically
becomes less expensive when you retire Itdoesnt Food fuel clothing all cost as muchas before you retired and what you save oncommuting youre likely going to want tospend on keeping busy
Retirement also means increased medicalexpenses not because retirement is physi-cally taxing or otherwise hazardous to your health but because you are older and body
parts start wearing out faster Older bodiesare like classic cars in order to keep movingdown the road they need a little more TLC
The Solution starts with not counting onsocial security alone as your primary meansof support The older you are now the moreyou should be putting aside for retirementevery year There are two retirement savingstraps people fall into The first is when theyare young and believe retirement is too far in the future to concern themselves with
right now so they save little to nothing
The second retirement trap occurs when the kids aregrown and finished with school and before retirementwhen you put off saving for later so you can start treat-ing yourself now Striking a balance in your 50s be-tween enjoying your relative youth with increasingsavings for the not so distant future is the key
R ETIREMENT MYTH 3 ndash MEDICARE
This retirement myth is that starting Medicare willcut my health care costs dramatically While
Medicare is a wonderful program it is not the be alland end all of personal health care coverage You willneed a Medicare supplement policy to help round outyour protection and even with a good supplement youwill still have out of pocket expenses
Im sure there is some direct mathematical corollary between our age in years and the number of prescrip-tion drugs we take Even if there is no such thing as afixed relationship the amount and frequency of med-ications and their associated cost (deductibles and co-
pays) does increase with ageThe Solution is to stay active and get plenty of exer-
cise and eat and sleep well We could all get away with
staying out late and neglecting our bodies when we are
in our twenties but we dont retire in our twenties The best way to control increased health care cost is to needless healthcare in the first place That means taking bet-ter care of yourself now and as you get older
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Star
s Who ell O
ff Your Rada
r
They keep a lower profile these days and you may
associate them with another time but ob-la-di ob-la-da
life goes onJOHN ASTIN
T
he actor who played Gomez on The Addams Family was always a class act Now
84 and a practicing Buddhist he teaches method acting at Johns Hopkins where hestudied math in the early 50s Carolyn Jones aka Morticia Addams married actor Peter Baily-Britton in 1981 while being treated for cancer and Astin remained a close friendattending her wedding and delivering the eulogy at her funeral in 1983
PROFOUNDHISTORICPHOTOSThese mind-blowing photos in both black and white
and color portray profound moments from recent his-tory Each photo reveals a snapshot of a time gone bySome of the photos show instants that shook the worldOther photos reveal ordinary moments that open awindow for one to peek through into the past
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1952 Ronald and Nancy Reaganenjoying their honeymoon dinner atthe Stork Club in New York City
ball star Manning has always been open about
his struggles as a child In 1998 he teamed upwith Saint Vincentrsquos Childrenrsquos Hospital in In-diana by helping promote their services and
programs as well as being an active member when it came to fundraising In 2007 St Vin-centrsquos Childrenrsquos Hospital changed itrsquos name toreflect itrsquos biggest benefactor and became Pey-ton Manning Childrenrsquos Hospital at St VincentThe hospital includes The Pediatric Craniofa-cial Center which provides diagnosis treat-ment and support for children who suffer fromdisorders or deformities to the head and faceThey are one out of only six centers in NorthAmerica designated for the Cleft Palate Na-tional Outcomes Project and has treated over 800 infants and children
In 1999 Peyton Manning created the Pey-
Back Foundation which provides programs and
opportunities to at-risk children To date thePeyback Foundation has provided over $10 mil-lion through various programs and grants thathelp promote leadership and success to disad-vantaged youth in Colorado IndianaLouisiana and Tennessee The Foundation of-fers programs as well as partnering with other organizations to provide the best for their youth and maximize their success
Peyton Manning does not only financiallysupport these causes but is very active in theday-to- day activities by visiting and participat-ing often He has a personal relationship as wellas a public one and it is obvious that thesecauses are important and personal to him
Sources Stvincentorg | Karlschonborncom| PeytonManningcom
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The Class of lsquo16
It991257s Easy BeingGreen
By Dick Resch
Its a concrete jungle out there -- literallyHumans today consume more concrete than any substance aside from
water That presents a huge problem for the environment Concretecomes from cement and each ton of cement generates a matching tonof carbon emissions
Many builders and designers are recycling water or installing energyefficient light bulbs in hopes of reducing their buildings carbon foot- print But those approaches can only go so far
Instead employers and builders must think about going green themoment they decide to construct a new office -- or renovate an old one
New technologies and building techniques can empower them to do soThe building sector is the biggest energy consumer and greenhouse-
gas emitter in the United States Buildings account for 39 percent of energy use 68 percent of electricity use 12 percent of water use and38 percent of carbon emissions nationwide
When businesses need to change or expand their workspaces thatcarbon footprint grows Now that the economy is recovering formerlyvacant offices are filling fast Demand for reconstruction alterationand renovation will grow over the next five years predicts industry-re-search firm IBISWorld
Thats good for business -- but has serious consequences for the en-vironment Building-related construction and demolition results in anincredible 160 million tons of waste every year Forty-four percent of that waste comes from renovations Less than one-third is recovered or recycled
Fortunately some companies are prioritizing the environment in their workspace redesigns
Financial-services company Macquarie for example has adopted
green approaches like piping in water from the ocean to cool the air Asa result it has reduced energy consumption by 50 percent
Elevator usage at the firm is down by half thanks to a decidedlylow-tech solution -- an interior staircase that links work zones
throughout the buildingMeanwhile by orienting the office around centrally located shared meeting pods and adaptable work
neighborhoods Macquarie has eliminated the costly and wasteful process of renovating workspaces and movingemployees around
Architectural walls which look like traditional fixed walls but can easily be moved to reconfigure a spacerepresent another way to green the office
Unlike concrete or drywall movable walls are typically sourced responsibly They may be made of recycledor renewable materials like wheat soy and sunflower board linoleum cork and rubber-wood
Architectural walls also complement open-office environments which are greener than their more traditionalalternatives Managers can shift the walls to create private offices or meeting rooms on demand Later they canquickly reconfigure the walls to create room for more workers without requiring an expensive time-consumingand waste-generating renovation
As companies use space more efficiently -- by adopting larger shared desks and workspaces for instance --they reduce waste and cut emissions Improved airflow can also help moderate the temperature lessening the
need for heating and air-conditioningOpen offices also boost another kind of green money When Cisco switched to a shared workspace environ-
ment the tech firm realized savings of 60 percent on cabling 40 percent on switches and switch ports and 42 percent in construction costs
To make a sizeable dent in their carbon footprints American offices have to do more than mandate dou- ble-sided printing or install low-flow toilets They must make green design and green building their mantra
Dick Resch is CEO of KI Furniture (wwwkicom)
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restaurants entertainment local events something for everybody
The Children‟s Dept of the Central Library has added three new story-times to their monthly schedule Due to their popularity we are nowoffering two toddler story times on Saturdays 10 and 11 am Saturday
afternoon ldquoStories and Craftrdquo will continue at 2 pmStory Apptations We are happy to announce a new digital story time that
will begin on February 8 and will take place the second and fourth Mondaysof the month at 330 pm This story time is for pre-school children ages 3-5and will use iPads to explore apps ebooks and music to foster the develop-ment of early literacy skills needed for kindergarten This is a small groupstory time limited to 20 children plus their parent iPads will be provided
Paws 2 Read The dogs are back Paws 2 Read is a reading enrichment pro-gram for children ages 4-12 that provides therapy dogs for children to readto This all volunteer
program encourages
children to increasetheir reading skills and build self-confidence by reading aloud to cer-tified trained therapydogs The ldquoGo Teamrdquotherapy dogs will beavailable the secondSaturday March 12and one-on-one readingwill begin on SaturdayApril 9mdashchildren canwalk-in and register toread to a dog for 15minutes Reading isdone on a first comefirst serve basis
T
he City of Huntington Beach has been selected as a 2015 Califor-
nia Parks amp Recreation Society(CPRS) Award of Excellence recipientfor the television segment ldquoRec ReportrdquoThe monthly segment which spotlightsthe many recreation activities provided
by the City of Huntington Beach took top honors in the Digital Media Cate-gory
ldquoRec Reportrdquo is produced by longtimeHuntington Beach resident Matt Liffre-ing in cooperation with the City of Hunt-ington Beach and the Public CableTelevision Authority (PCTA) The seg-ment airs as part of the ldquoSurf City High-lightsrdquo television program that airsregularly on the Cityrsquos cable TV channelHBTV-3
The CPRS awards program recog-nizes outstanding achievement in the
areas of facility design park planningmarketing and communication andcommunity improvement and program-ming The City of Huntington Beachwill receive the award at a ceremony atthe Hyatt Regency Long Beach onMarch 11 2016
ldquoRec Reportrdquo ldquoSurf City Highlightsrdquoand other exclusive local television pro-gramming can be seen in the City of Huntington Beach via Time Warner Cable and Verizon FiOS on HBTVChannel 3
For more information on the PublicCable Television Authority and to viewclips of PCTA-produced local television
programming visit wwwpctatv
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Huntington Beach Council on Aging Donates
$100000 for Senior ServicesH
untington Beach CA Jan 222016 -- At the January 19 CityCouncil meeting the Huntington
Beach Council on Aging (HBCOA) pre-sented the City with a check for $100000for use in senior programs at the newSenior Center in Central Park The center is anticipated to open by the summer of this year and several grand openingevents are in the works In recognition of its donation the HBCOA name will be
proudly displayed in the Grand Entry of the Senior Center in Central Park
The new Senior Center in Central Park is a one-story senior center located withinthe 343-acre Huntington Central Park and generally located west of the inter-section of Goldenwest Street and TalbertAvenue The Senior Center will have ap-
proximately 37000 square feet withmulti-purpose rooms a community hall
computer lab gameroom gym
dance rooms multi-use classrooms caremanagement offices dining roomkitchen transportation offices and more
HBCOA provides regular financialsupport to Huntington Beach City senior
programs and services Over the lastseven years HBCOA has contributed inexcess of $13M HBCOA hosts a num-
ber of fund raisers including the annualOn Course Golf Tournament in June andthe Senior Saturday Community Festivalin September
The Huntington Beach Council onAging is a non-profit 501(c)3 corporationin the City of Huntington Beach Califor-nia HBCOA seeks to enhance the dig-nity and quality of life of HuntingtonBeach seniors create awareness of theevolving needs of HB seniors and re-spond with resources for innovative serv-ices and programs HBCOA supportslocal seniors and their families throughmany beneficial programs offered by theHuntington Beach Senior Center and the
HB Seniors Outreach Center HBCOAsupport includes a wide variety of serv-ices classes activities and clubs de-signed to help seniors stay healthy andactive as well as maintain self-sufficiencyand independence with dignity
Senior Center naming andsponsor opportu-nities are avail-able for the
building as wellas for the variousopening eventsand the HBCOAchallenges other organizationscorporations andindividuals to
participate For more informationon how you can
become involved in the New Senior Cen-ter in Central Park please visit theHBCOA website at wwwhbcoaorg andthe HBCOA Facebook page atwwwfacebookcomhbcoa
HB WinsldquoRec Reportrdquo
HB Reads
One Book
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During the Baseball Winter Meetingsin December MLB announced newguidelines designed
to extend ballpark net-ting The recommendations follow a season duringwhich a number of serious injuries at ballparksaround the country garnered extensive publicity
MLBrsquos new policy is not a mandate Teams areldquoencouragedrdquo to extend the netting from behindhome plate a distance of 70 feet down each foulline or to the ends of the dugouts closest to home plate The guidelines also apply to MLB springtraining facilities
Critics have voiced their displeasure with the new
guidelines claiming MLB didnrsquot go far enough Firstthey say the policy should be mandatory and second thatthe netting should extend to the outfield side of the dugouts if notfurther
Dan Halem MLBrsquos chief legal officer added that Both fan safety andfan choice are extremely important to MLB and these recommendationsreflect those principles What Halem is really saying is the league is con-cerned fans that prefer to be close to the action in order to kibitz with the play-ers and obtain foul balls would be unwilling to pay the premium prices teamscurrently charge for seats close to the field if they are required to watch thegame through a screen
MLBrsquos trade off ndash fan safety for increased revenue ndash is supported by thecourts based on a longstanding legal concept known as ldquoThe Baseball RulerdquoThe Rule adopted in a majority of states basically says when a fan enters a ballpark they should expect that bats and balls will be flying into the stands
And when that happens fans assume the risk of injury So long as the Ruleremains in effect MLB teams have little incentive to add additional netting
or take other measures to protect fans from injury They merely transfer thecost of the occasional lawsuit to their insurance carriers
But several recent cases have suggested thatthe environment has changed since the Base- ball Rule was first adopted Newly designed ballparks provide seating closer to the field of play and in-game promotions and social mediadivert fansrsquo attention from the action on thefield making them less attentive and moresusceptible to injury
How serious is the issue of ballpark safetyAccording to an analysis conducted byBloomberg News 1750 spectators are injuredevery year by batted balls at Major League
games While not all injuries are serious somerequire hospitalization and multiple surgeriesFortunately only one spectator has died from afoul ball at a Major League ballpark at a 1970game between the Dodgers and the Giants atDodger Stadium Two fans have been killed by
foul balls at Minor League stadiums one in 1960 and another in 2010Despite MLBrsquos new netting policy the best way for fans to stay safe at the
ballpark is to be diligent and pay attention
The information contained in this column does not necessarily reflect theopinion of The Local News
By Jordan Kobritz
KobritzonSports
Jordan Kobritz is a former attorney CPA and Minor League Baseball
team owner He is a Professor in the Sport Management Department at
SUNY Cortland and maintains the blog httpsportsbeyondthelinescom
Jordan can be reached at jordankobritzcortlandedu
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12 Off All Appetizers
8 to 10pm bull TuesdaysPub Trivia - Free to Play
9 to 11pm Thursdays
Free Comedy Show bull 3 New Semi-FamousComedians Each Week bull Buy 2 Entrees Get 1Free Appetizer
Saturdays and SundaysBreakfast Served All Day
9am to 12pm $10 Bottomless Mimosas bull $350Bloody Marys
ALL THE TIME$2 Small Domestic Drafts
$3 PBR Pints bull $10 Pitchers$5 Irish Jig (our signature drink)
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Buy online wwwduckathonorg714-500-0DUCK (0382) bull emailinfoduckathonorg
This Space Provided by The Local News as a courtesy to AltaMedsHuntington Beach Community Clinic amp their Support Group
Donrsquot Miss
The 24th Annual
Duck-a-Thon
The Festival includes a childrenrsquos area withactivities galore for your ducklings featuring
Carnival Games bull Bounce Houses bull Face PaintingDuck Decorating bull Duck Dip bull Cotton Candy
Popcorn amp more A scoop at our famous Duck Dip booth could win you multiple prizes
Grown-up kids welcome to take a dip too
trade
FridayMay 13th
SaturdayMay 14th
SundayMay 15th
at the
HuntingtonBeachPier
Friday May 13th6 pm - 9 pm Reception
Saturday May 14th3 pm ndash The Main Event
The weekend kicks off with our Food and Wine Tasting bythe sea Come join us and sample outstanding winesbeer and food from local restaurants as the sun sets
over the Pacific Enjoy entertainmentopportunity drawings and a silent auction
Ticket - $45 advance $55 at the doorIncludes a souvenir wine glass
VIP Tickets $55 in advance $65 at the door(includes deluxe wine glass VIP check-in parking validation)
For tickets visit wwwduckathonorg
Kid Zone Carnival
Big Mama ducks sponsored by localbusinesses organizations and
individuals compete for the covetedGolden Duck Traveling Trophy and
year-long bragging rights
Corporate Duck $100Corporate ldquoSuper Star Heroesrdquo Duck $125
Flock of Five Corporate Ducks $500(Flock includes 1 Super Star Heroes duck and 4 Corporate ducks)
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Classic little yellow ducks and Super Star Heroes ducksrace to shore for prizes The first 60 ashore
win prizes for their ownersWinning Super Star Heroes ducks win TWO prizes
Baby Ducks $10Baby ldquoSuper Star Heroesrdquo Ducks $20
Sunday May 15th1 pm ndash Corporate Duck Race
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8911 Adams AvenueHuntington Beach CA 92646
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BUSINESS HOURS8am -8pm
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A BAKERY amp DELICATESSEN WHEREFRESH REALLY MEANS FRESH
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We bake and cook every day People have been eating our delicious foods
for 60 years The next time yoursquore preparing any kind of function or party
come in and taste the same foods yoursquoll be ordering Or come in
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F R O M 4 -8
44 Years in Huntington BeachStill trying after all these years To bring high quality and
low prices to our customers
TASTE OF
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BEACH
Where Fine foodGood Spirit and
Friendly People Meet
Buy tickets starting Feb 1General admission
All-inclusive general admission ticketsare only $60 (through 229) $70 fromMarch1-April 23 $75 at the doorPurchase them now at the ChildrensDesk of the HB Central Library or onlineat wwwTasteHBcom
Designated Driver TicketsAlso available for general and VIP tickets($10 less than the going price) online orat the Childrens Desk For info ondiscount purchases of 10 or more ticketsat one time email ticketsTasteHBcom
Treat Yourself to Exclusive VIP Tickets
Join us for our exclusive VIP receptionfrom 11 AM to 12 noon with free cham-pagne and hors doeuvres and bonus raf-fles available only to our VIPs You alsoget a free Taste tote bag with specialitems AND you can enter the restauranttent 20 minutes before everyone elseFood and beverages served at yourtable You also receive free valet parkingDont delay ndash buy your limited edition VIPtickets TODAY $80 through 229 and$90 after March 1 For tickets or moreinfo please go to wwwTasteHBcom
Have Your BusinessJoin Our Taste Team
Showcase your companys products andservices at the Taste and gain maximumexposure to thousands of potential cus-tomers Our vendor partners can choosefrom three reasonably-priced levels ofparticipation ranging from $250-$750Vendor packages feature a booth at theTaste inclusion in various event promo-tions a year-round presence on our web-site and of coursendashcomplimentary ticketsto the Taste Visit the vendor page of ourwebsite (wwwTasteHBcom) or emailvendorsTasteHBcom for more info
The Taste of HB is presented bythe Friends of the Childrenrsquos Library
and proceeds go to the Childrenrsquosdepartments of the HB Public Library
Sunday April 24 201612 Noon
till 4pm
T a s t e T i c
k e t s
A r e O n S
a l e
N O W
The 2016 Taste of Huntington Beach is aone price all-inclusive event that tastes sogood The Taste features a unique samplingof 50 of the finest restaurants Huntington Beach has to offer pairedwith more than 40 of Californias premium wineries and craft brew-eries - all in the name of charity The Taste of Huntington Beach isSunday April 24 from 12 noon to 4 PM (Special VIP Reception 11AM to 12 Noon) at the HB Sports Complex 18100 GoldenwestStreet at Talbert -- across the parking lot from the HB Central Library
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One per customer May not be used in conjunction with any other specials May not be used onprevious charges Toyota vehicles only Good at Toyota of Huntington Beach only Expires 3316
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Mattress SetsQueen Size
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Been in business
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CELEBRATE THE DONS PAST AND PRESENT
AT THE CENTENNIAL ED ARNOLD GOLF CLASSIC
Monday May 9 2016Mission Viejo Country Club26200 Country Club DriveMission Viejo CA 92691
To register please call (714) 564-6091
Proceeds benefit the Santa Ana College Athletic Program the
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IHOP - Downtown HB200 Main St - Huntington Beach CA
(714) 374-4553
522 Main StHuntington Beach
714-960-0219 wwwthaiwavehuntingtonbeachcom
Happy Hour3pm-6pm
20 offappetizerMonday - Friday
Dine - In Only
NOW OPEN 7 DAYS
Monday thru Saturday 1100 AM - 1000 PM
Sunday 1200 PM - 1000 PM
N E W O W N E R T H A
I W A V E
N A T A L I E
WELCOMENEW OWNERSHIPLooking for great tasting Thai food at an
affordable price Look no further than
Thai Wave Were a Thai restaurant located
in Huntington Beach serves great food
and with great service
Ask about our Gift CardsDiscounts for groups
over 6 people (10)Reservations Required
l i v e m u s i c
Thai Restaurant
$5OFF
Any Purchaseof $25 or more
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Limit 1 discount
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Not Valid with any
other offer
$3OFFAny Purchase
of $25 or more
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Limit 1 Discount
per table
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other offer
Wine
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$ 1
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877-771-395618211 Beach Blvd (Between Talbert and Ellis)
wwwdelillocom
PROVIDING TOP-QUALITY SERVICETO HUNTINGTON BEACH DRIVERS
Visit DeLillo Chevrolet if youre seeking a safe reliable andhigh-tech vehicle in Huntington Beach
As a family-owned dealership since 1961 we take great pridein delivering high-quality vehicles and excellent customer
service to drivers throughout Orange County Our DeLillofamily dealership has a reputation for always being fair withour customers Thats why were the Home of the NicestPeople in Town
When you visit DeLillo Chevrolet you will notice manyfamiliar faces We have manylong term employees some whohave been with us for over 30years
We are the fastest growingChevrolet dealer in Orange andLos Angeles counties in new
vehicle sales in 2014 DeLilloChevrolet is pleased to offer anextensive collection of award-winning new Chevrolet models
If a new model simply isnt inyour budget then youll want tobrowse our inventory of usedmodels that deliver value andreliability to our customers Youcan rest assured that each usedmodel has undergone rigorousinspection in order to meet our
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Now if youre ready to take advan-tage of our services then comedown to our dealership in Hunting-ton Beach to speak with one of our
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Post Game NumbersA
t this point not setting a ratings record is essentially
a disappointment for the Super Bowl So Sundays
Denver-Carolina showdown which aired on CBS
played out under a shroud of lofty expectations -- but initial
returns show that it did not disappoint
The first number for Super Bowl 50 based on Nielsens
metered markets is a 49 rating and a massive 73 share among
households Thats just off from last years 497 rating The
2015 overnight rating marked an all-time high for the Super
Bowl ultimately translating to an average 1144 million view-
ers It topped the previous years game (1115 million viewers)
to become the most-watched telecast in US TV history
Working against Super Bowl 50 was the fact that it was
a relatively low-scoring game Quarterback Peyton Man-
ning and the Denver Broncos ultimately topped the Car-
olina Panthers 24-10 in a pairing that was not nearly as year
prior But scores are not something that appear to affect the
Super Bowl 2014 set a record with an absurdly lopsided
43-8 victory for the Seattle Seahawks Its one of several
ways in which Super Bowl has proven itself immune to
TVs trends of ratings fatigue Even by its own lofty stan-
dards and seemingly regardless of play the biggest night
of the US TV calendar has consistently been outdoing it-
self in recent years
2015 497 rating 1144 million viewers
2014 464 rating 1115 million viewers
2013 481 rating 1084 million viewers
2012 478 rating 1113 million viewers
2011 479 rating 111 million viewers
Super Bowl record for the team that scores first 31-16
Winning percent of the favored team by oddsmakers 72
Lowest face value price of a Super Bowl ticket $800
Cost of a 30 second Super Bowl spot $35 Million
Cost of a 30 second Super Bowl spot in 1970 $42000
Amount of money each player on the
winning Super Bowl team receives $88000
Amount of money each player on the
losing Super Bowl team receives $46000
SUPER BOWL FOOD SALES STATISTICSCases of beer sold on Super Bowl Sunday 492 Million
Chicken wings sold on Super Bowl week 125 Million
Pounds of avocados used for guacamole during Super Bowl 71 Million
Rise in pizza deliveries on Super Bowl Sunday 35
Rise in 7-Elevenrsquos antacid sales the day after 20
WHERE PEOPLE WATCH THE SUPER BOWL PERCENTAt home alone immediate family 46
At home with friends relatives 31
At friend relativersquos home 14
Other not sure 7
At bar restaurant 3
MOST SUPER BOWL WINS WINSPittsburgh Steelers 6-2
Dallas Cowboys 5-3
San Francisco 49ers 5-1
New England Patriots 4-4
Green Bay Packers 4-1
TEAMS THAT HAVE NEVER PLAYED IN A SUPER BOWLLions Browns Texans Jaguars
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The information contained in this column does not necessarily reflect the opinion of The Local News
E
Who says mothers arent powerful
Esther Carlstone (momme) tells us aboutHILDA JOHNSON BRUNGOT
Hilda Johnson Brungot (1886-1982) was a Berlin New
Hampshire native who became dean of women state legisla-
tors She was a forty-four-year-old mother of 6 children when
she first went to Concord as a legislator Reelected 18 times
she served 41 years before retiring in 1975 Brungotrsquos portrait
hangs in Legislative Hall at the State Capitol only the third
woman to be so honored
Brownies Cocktails amp WOMEN
These tasty oatmeal cookies are simple andinviting breakfast recipe Serve with some orange juice or tea and enjoy
Time needed 10 min preparation
Serving Size Yield 12 cookies
Ingredients34 C vegetable shortening 1 C brown sugar 12 C granulated sugar 1 egg 14 C water 1 tsp almond extract
3 C uncooked oats1 C flour 1 tsp salt 12 tsp soda14 C almonds chopped
DirectionsBegin by preheating
your oven to 350 degreesBeat together shorteningsugars egg water andvanilla until creamy Addremaining ingredients Mix well Drop by rounded teaspoonfulsonto a greased cookie sheet and bake at 350 degrees for 12-15minutes Let cool and then enjoy
STRONG WOMEN -Breakfast QuickOatmeal Almond
Cookies
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Serves Makes 500ml cordial
Preparation 5 mins
Ingredients300g (10oz) hulled strawberries300g (10oz) caster sugar Juice 5 lemonsStill or sparkling mineral water to diluteSliced limes and strawberries and sprigs of mint to serve
Method
Put the hulled strawberries caster sugar and lemon juice into a blender and pulse until smoothStrain the mixture through a sieve into a large bowl and stir thoroughly to ensure all the sugar dis-solves
You can transfer the cordial to a large bottle or storage container until neededDilute with still or sparkling water (about 1 part cordial to 4 parts water) and serve with ice lime
and strawberry slices and sprigs of mint Pomegranate also looks pretty as a garnish
Top tips
The cordial will keep in the fridge for up to 5 days If you fancy making it into a cocktail simplyadd vodka to taste
About the SrawberryLemonade Cocktail
C o c k t a i l C o r n e r
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For over 11 years Colettersquos Childrenrsquos
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Their mission Colettersquos Childrenrsquos Home
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NEWSEPTI NGrsquoS WORLD
Only Local News
Chris Epting
HBNews1aolcom
R ecently I had the honor of introducing eight timeOlympic medalist Shirley
Babashoff at the annual
KinderVision dinner held eachyear in Huntington Beach
In the mid-1970s Shirley wasarguably the strongest femaleswimmer on the planet After winning three medals in Munichin 1972 she began an arduoustraining regimen that involvedswimming literally 20 miles aday seven days a week for four years By the time the 1976games rolled around in Mon-treacuteal it seemed all but obviousthat she would win the gold ineach of the six races was en-tered in Just before the
games at the trials in LongBeach she put on one of themost impressive single per-formances in swimming his-tory This was the momentThis was her destiny
But then something hap- pened The East Germanteam which had emergedfrom nowhere in the previ-ous three years to becomean almost incomprehensi- ble force in swimming
ran away with most of the gold atthe games Shirley had been sus- pecting them of cheating for yearsand in Montreacuteal she finally spokeher mind publicly She calledthem out for doping and the worldturned on her hard All of a sud-den she was ldquoSurly Shirley theugly American
She would go on to lead her relay team to gold in the finalswimming event of the games Itsconsidered to be one of the mostexciting races in modern sportshistory America had finally wonthe gold But the reaction to
Shirleys courage and honestycrushed her She retired fromswimming at age 19 When theBerlin Wall fell in the 1980s theworld learned that she had beencorrect in her accusations Shewas vindicated
In the late 1980s she began
work as a mail carrier for theHuntington Beach Postal Serviceand she is still at work theretoday Shirley maybe the greatestAmerican athlete that you maynot be familiar with This summer I think a lot of that will change because the book that she and Iwrote about her life ldquoMakingWavesrdquo will be released in July
Im sharing the cover of the book early in this column so thatyou can see Im very proud of thestory and even prouder of myfriend Shirley for all she has donein her life and for how she repre-
sented her country in twoOlympic games Once the book comes out Im going to interviewher for this column but I did wantto make you aware that finallythe truth about Shirley story willfinally be told for all the world toread
chr ischriseptingcom
The information contained in this column does not necessarily reflect the opinion of The Local News
Chris Epting is an award-winning journalist and the au- thor of 25 books including Huntington Beach Then amp Now Vanishing Orange County and Roadside Base- ball You can follow him on Twitter chrisepting
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Dear EarthTalk Is it true that Apple
gets around US labor standards and laws by out-
sourcing production to China mdash Josie Walsh New York NY
Apple isnrsquot the only tech giant outsourcing much of its production to Chinese manufacturers nowadays but thesheer popularity of the California-based companyrsquos prod-ucts makes it an especially easy target for activists con-cerned about worker health and safety China Labor Watchand other groupshave exposed inhu-mane conditions athuge Chinese facto-ries of suppliers likeFoxconn and Pega-tron that supportmany US-basedtech firms Workersat these facilitiesmany who are under-age are often re-quired to work 18-hour shifts and areroutinely exposed totoxic chemicalsmdashbutstill can barely makeends meet The prob-lem came to a head in2010 when journalists got word that 14 workers had com-mitted suicide at Foxconnrsquos massive iPhone-assemblymanufacturing facility in China
Another issue dogging Applersquos Chinese partners isworker exposure to toxic chemicals and a higher than av-erage incidence of leukemia among employees Appleagreed to discontinue using two of the worst offenders
benzene and n-hexane after the non-profit groups China
Labor Watch and Green America collected upwards of 40000 signatures from consumers demanding action from
the company But China still allows its manufacturing sec-tor to use several other carcinogenic chemicals long out-lawed in the US and Europe Repeated exposure to thesesubstances is another threat Chinese workers have to con-
tend with when working on the assembly line makingsmartphones and other tech gadgets Despite knowledge of the dangerous conditions
Applersquos Chinese suppliers rarely struggle to find workersmany of whom are willing to take the relatively high pay-ing jobs despite the risksmdashespecially if they are support-ing loved ones at home who depend upon the extra money
to survive Chinarsquoshuge population cre-ates an infinite sup- ply of workers suchthat even a large-scale walkout would be pointless The as-sembly line systemgives each person arepetitive simple job that can betaught in an hour
For its partApple continues toclaim they are in-vestigating the sit-uation and doingeverything theycan to ensure sat-
isfactory working conditions In 2010 the company re-vamped its supplier responsibility standards andthreatened it would terminate relations with Chinesemanufacturers that refuse to toe the line and also calledfor new audits on all of its ldquofinal assemblyrdquo facilities inChina Two years later Apple became the first technol-ogy company admitted to the Fair Labor Association anon-profit that conducts independent monitoring andverification to ensure acceptable workplace standards
While this affiliation doesnrsquot mean Foxconn Pegatronand other Chinese high tech suppliers are beholden to
standards as stringent as US labor laws activists con-sider it a step in the right direction and continue to keepan eye on the situation
Of course whether or not Apple steps up on the issue
may depend more on if consumers are willing to foregothe companyrsquos products due to worker exploitation issuesAnd thatrsquos not likely to happen anytime soon as Ameri-cans and others continue to buy iPhones iPads and Macsas fast as Apple and its Chinese partners can produce them
CONTACTS Apple Supplier Responsibility
wwwapplecomsupplier-responsibility
Foxconnwwwfoxconncom
Pegatronwwwpegatroncorpcom
China Labor Watchwwwchinalaborwatchorg
Green Americawwwgreenamericaorg
Fair Labor Associationwwwfairlabororg
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greater number of single-cru bot-tlings and the arrival of newly desig-nated sub-zones have helped
Muscadet elevate its reputation drawingworthy comparisons to white Burgundy Butwhat will it take for the region to truly set itself apart Jon Bonneacute considers Muscadets past and fu-ture through the eyes of the winemakers looking toreshape it
Jon Bonneacute IS FLUENT IN WINEFrench citiesespecially secondary French cities often do bestwhen theyrsquore looking backwards In the case of
Nantes long a sleepy spot in the western Loire itwould be easy to assume that it peaked many yearsagomdashperhaps during the Industrial Revolution
when its docks were full of grain and spices (anddisturbingly slaves)
Thatrsquos why I was completely unprepared for whatI found when I rolled in on a warm fall day a
bustling growing tech hub one of Europersquos green-est cities functional in all the ways that most Frenchcities arenrsquot The tram system is fleet Therersquos littleof the brutalist midcentury architecture that weighson France like a curse The mild often wet climateis maritime Gaul at its best Francersquos Seattle Ithought admiringly
The distinct pride emanating from Nantes thesedays seems to come from being unburdened by the
past The Nantais love their reclaimed stature asBrittanyrsquos major city and they beam with locavoreLoire pride too embracing the proximity to theriverrsquos bounty Little gastropubs and wine bars offer up immaculate produce plump Brittany oysters andof course local wine which in Nantes essentiallymeans Muscadet grown throughout the surroundingcountryside
Last November I headed south from the city and pulled off the expressway into the town of La Haye-
Fouassiegravere one of the major Muscadet towns UsuallyFrench roundabouts are dec-orated with flowers or a bas-
ket press but here just downthe street from the Mondelezfactory with its scent of fresh-baked Lu biscuits sitsa full-scale model of a flyingsaucer complete with cos-monauts Why a UFO Iasked a local winemaker
ldquoWersquore looking toward thefuturerdquo
While Nantes so clearlyreflects this notion that was-nrsquot my initial impression of Muscadet On a first glance
it seems to be a place of stasis old vineyards with-ering old farmers retiring The global reputation of its winesmdashcheap industrial old-fashionedmdashmoreor less remains their reputation in France too
But on closer inspection I discovered a placegeared up for radical change Its best wines have al-ways been a world apart from the meager thin ver-sions made by many local neacutegociants bottles likeLuneau-Papinrsquos luxe smoky Excelsior aged for twoyears or the fleshy quince-flavored Chacircteau-Theacutebaud from Les Becirctes Curieuses a project dedi-cated to single-cru bottlings from winemakersJeacutereacutemie Huchet and Jeacutereacutemie Mourat have for years
been nipping atthe heels of whiteBurgundy
Whatrsquos hap- pening in Mus-
cadet todaythough is more profoundto the point that even the French avant-garde hasnrsquotreally caught on Many regions aspire to more thanwhat the old French appellations permitted themBut Muscadet having reached the terminus of itsold ways has decidedmdashlike the city that has alwaysnourished itmdashto decisively step into the futureRather than pray for the return of the easy money of the past its best producers bet that they can achievesomething greater
The most basic changes here can be found manyother places in France better farming lower yieldsimproved winemaking But Muscadet has a differ-
ent burden than other regions Its wines were rarelyexalted and it never really shaped a distinct identityAs Franccedilois Midavaine stated in a 1994 book on thetopic ldquoItrsquos a bit tricky to talk about Muscadet as awine regionrdquo
More than 20 years later that Nantais push towardthe future is shared by an emerging generation of vi-gneronsmdashmany of them following in the footstepsof their parentsmdashwho believe itrsquos their destiny tocompletely refashion Muscadet as a significant
place making significant wine They have much intheir favor a loyal devotion to one grapemdashmelonde Bourgognemdashand a fantastic diversity of soilshosting the northernmost vines on Francersquos westcoast
ldquoMuscadetrdquo says Jo Landron of Domaine de laLouvetrie one of the regionrsquos most vocal lobbyistsfor change ldquois coming into its place among the greatwinesrdquo
David White is the founder and editor ofTerroiristcom which was named
Best Overall Wine Blog at the 2013Wine Blog Awards
His columns are housed at Grape Collective
Francersquos Most
Underrated
White Wine
Steps Out
On the Vine
David White
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Local Coastal CuisineThe ocean view from Zimzala is one tall drink of water Save your ap-
petite though - Zimzala is big on the flavors of Southern CaliforniaChef Damon Kelly puts the bountiful produce that grows here year-
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Moe News Than You Can HandleFrom the Mailbag
7145366300Main Street EyewearLooks at Life Through
Designer GlassesMoe Kanoudi
Just AnotherLoving Elephant Story
In 1986 Peter Davies was on holiday inKenya after graduating from Northwest-ern University
On a hike through the bush he cameacross a young bull elephant standing withone leg raised in the air
The elephant seemed distressed so Peter approached it very carefully
He got down on one knee inspected theelephantrsquos foot and found a large piece of wood deeply embedded in it As carefullyand as gently as he could Peter worked thewood out with his knife after which the ele- phant gingerly put down its foot
The elephant turned to face the man andwith a rather curious look on its face staredat him for several tense moments Peter stood frozenthinking of nothing else but being trampled
Eventually the elephant trumpeted loudlyturned and walked away
Peter never forgot that elephant or the
events of that dayTwenty years later Peter was walking
through the Chicago Zoo with his teenagedson As they approached the elephant en-closure one of the creatures turned andwalked over to near where Peter and his sonCameron were standing The large bull ele- phant stared at Peter lifted its front foot off the ground then put it down
The elephant did that several times thentrumpeted loudly all the while staring at theman
Remembering the encounter in 1986Peter could not help wondering if this wasthe same elephant
Peter summoned up his courage climbedover the railing and made his way into theenclosure He walked right up to the ele- phant and stared back in wonder
The elephant trumpeted again wrapped itstrunk around one of Peter legs and slammedhim against the railing killing him in-stantly
Probably wasnt the same elephant
Be careful out there You never reallyknow who your friends are
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An enraged driver was filmedstopping on a busy highway inCalifornia to beat a fellow mo-
torist this week Another driver startedfilming moments before two men went
at it in the middle of traffic on the 134freeway near Glendale CA The film-maker who didnt want to be namedtold CBS Los Angeles he started film-ing when he saw a driver in an Infinitirepeatedly trying to cut off a man in aVolkswagen Jetta He was concernedthe two cars might crash
The driver of the Jetta told CBS hisside of the story He also did not wantto be identified He said the Infiniticrossed several lanes to cut him offThe driver of the Infiniti threw whatappeared to be coins at his car Even-tually the two road-ragers and the film-ing driver come to a stop on the busy
freeway Amazingly no one was hit
though horns blared in the back-ground The Infiniti driver left his ownvehicle and confronted the driver of the Jetta who was still in his driversseat He punched the driver several
times and choked him The Jettadriver told CBS that the man kept ask-ing why he was mocking him
I really thought if this guy does onestep to the left hes going to get hit bya car in the carpool lane the anony-mous filmmaker told CBS You sawhim he was screaming at him Strikehim a couple of times and the Jetta is
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lice report California Highway Patrolreleased a statement sayingits investigating the inci-dent and urging anyonewith information to come
forward ~ Erin Marquis
ROAD RAGE
Google Brings 40 US ParksTo Your Dash
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oogle just made it easier to visit some of the US biggest landmarks with-
out hopping on an airplane Itsteaming up with the NationalPark Service to offer 360-degreeStreet View imagery for 40 na-tional parks and historic sitesranging from Alcatrazs leg-endary prison to the ancient cliff dwellings of Montezuma CastleThe collection also touts photosof artifacts from those locationsWant to see furniture from Abra-ham Lincolns house You can No this wont recreate thegrandeur youd get from beingthere yourself but it beats having
to rely on tourists photos to geta feel for what youre missing
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It sounds like a broken record that re-
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According to the largest mortgage ratesurvey in the county that released by Fred-die Mac the average rate on a 30 year mort-gage started February at 372 This is thelowest level since the 368 of April 2015
As usual the media picked up on the dropin rates and advertisements for mortgagesare hot and heavy all over again
At least the media is quick to mention thelower rates Very rarely do they mention the part of the report disclosing the costs Ac-cording to Freddie Mac the average cost tosecure a 30 year fixed mortgage was 06 points This is in addition to paying the title and escrow fees
Of course this is the ldquoaveragerdquo Some companies are more compet-itive than others and some applicants are better qualified Competitivemortgage companies are able to offer these rates (or better) with $0costs for well-qualified applicants
For most homeowners this reduction in rate could save one thou-sand two thousand dollars or more in interest every year
But perhaps the best kept secret in the mortgage industry the onethat the media never seems to talk about is the 20 year fixed This iscurrently available at 35 or lower with little to no closing costs for well-qualified applicants
The 20 year fixed is the black sheep of the mortgage industry While30 year and 15 year fixed rate loans are the darlings of the industry
that are alwaystalked about and doted on most
homeowners donrsquot even knowthat a 20 year fixed is an op-
tion Well it is Manyhomeowners might besurprised to learn that a
new 20 year fixed at35 could helpthem pay off their mortgage faster without raising
their paymenttoo much Inmany cases the payment actu-ally goesdown
Letrsquos look at someone
who got a $350000 loan seven years ago at 4375 The payment onthat loan would be $174750 After seven years the remaining princi- pal balance on that loan would be down to $303762
A new 20 year loan of $303762 at 35 would be a payment of $176170 For an extra $1420 per month this homeowner can save 3years off their mortgage payments Extrapolating this out $1420 per
month is $17040 per year and $3408 over 20 years The savings of eliminating three years of mortgage payments of $174750 per month($20970 per year) is $62910 saved over those three years of elimi-nated payments If treated as an investment there arenrsquot too many places where one can invest $3400 and get a return of over $60000 ina span of 20 years
And this is what makes the 20 year fixed one of the best-kept secretsin the mortgage industry
Arnaud Dufour
Mortgage Rates
Drop Again
rnaud Dufour
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Thank you AOL Ive beenwondering who I am and
to some respect who youareTheres one particular group of Americans who seemto be on just about every presi-
dential candidates mind themiddle class
So who exactly is this proverbial middle class Wellthats actually pretty compli-cated
To measure the middle classyou could take a look at incomeAccording to Pew ResearchCenter the middle-class earnerstake in as much as twice themedian income or as little astwo-thirds the median So thatmeans nationally you would fallright about in this range if your household income is between
$35360 and $106090The middle class can also be
defined as a mindsetThe US Department of
Commerce defines the middleclass as families whose aspira-
tions include economic stabilitya home a car vacations retire-ment savings and health careand college for their children
You can also measure factorslike overall wealth includingsavings or even how much youspend No one really agreeswho the middle class is buteverybody likes to think itsthem
In fact a majority of million-aires in a CNBC poll definedthemselves as middle class
Whoever the middle class is politicians want to help them
Yo Bro - Are You Middle Class
Tax season is here whichmeans the increase of IRSscams is also upon us Here
is some information and what tolook out for to avoid becoming avictim of one of these scams
The scam consists of a suspectmaking contact with the victimstating that they‟re delinquentwith the Internal Revenue Service(IRS) The suspect pretends to bean IRS agent and demands pay-ment from the vic-tim These im- personators usually demandimmediate payment with either
pre-paid debit cards or wire trans-fers The suspect will direct thevictim to a local bank or merchantwhere pre-paid cards can be pur-chased or direct the victim to com- plete a wire transfer The suspectwill manipulate ongoing commu-nication with the victim until theyare able to obtain funds
Anyone can become a targetedvictim The victim may be threat-ened with arrest deportation or revocation of their driver licenseFear tactics are a commonly usedand include insult and hostility toscare potential victims Be vigi-
lant against these types of callsThe IRS does not initiate contactwith taxpayers by email or phoneto request financial informationThe IRS will always send taxpay-ers a written notification of anytax due via US Mail The IRSnever asks for credit card debitcard or pre-paid access cards for payment over the telephone Donot engage in conversation withthese callers and tell them youwill contact the IRS directly Ter-minate the call as soon as practicalwithout offering any personal in-
formationYou may call the IRS at 1-800-829-1040 to confirm if you mightowe taxes If you have fallen victimto this scam or were targeted with-out sustaining a loss you may alsocontact the Federal Trade Commis-sion via their ldquoFTC Complaint As-sistantrdquoat wwwftcgov Please addldquoIRS Telephone Scamrdquo in the com-ments of your complaint
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By Frank Addessi
Daily-Finance spells it out pretty clearly so thateven I can relateMy late grandfather usedto say he would retire when he was dead
True to his word he worked until the day he passedaway at 84 Like my grandfather before me I haveno intention of stopping work and will probably dieat my keyboard with emails from editors aboutmissed deadlines piling up
R ETIREMENT MYTH 1 ndashR ETIREMENT IS LIKE VACATION
The fact of the matter is retirement can be a lot morelike work than vacation Many people put a lot of
effort into trying not to be bored Sure sitting on a beau-tiful beach or fishing or whatever you like doing on va-cation is a great while youre on vacation but when itsall you do every day it can start to get tired
Vacations are something we look forward to andhave a choice about Retirement has no such choicesOne day rolls endlessly mindlessly into the next Donttake my word for it Think about your last great longvacation and how by the end of it you wanted to go back to work to your life
The Solution can be as simple as retiring from one
job or career and starting a new one One way to look at it is to think of your work-life before retirement asworking for someone else and your work-life after re-tirement as working for you Working at somethingyou are passionate about is great way toslow the aging process and stay active Be-cause youre retired you can do it on your own terms
R ETIREMENT MYTH 2 ndashNO MONEY PROBLEMS
This retirement myth comes about fromthe misconception that life magically
becomes less expensive when you retire Itdoesnt Food fuel clothing all cost as muchas before you retired and what you save oncommuting youre likely going to want tospend on keeping busy
Retirement also means increased medicalexpenses not because retirement is physi-cally taxing or otherwise hazardous to your health but because you are older and body
parts start wearing out faster Older bodiesare like classic cars in order to keep movingdown the road they need a little more TLC
The Solution starts with not counting onsocial security alone as your primary meansof support The older you are now the moreyou should be putting aside for retirementevery year There are two retirement savingstraps people fall into The first is when theyare young and believe retirement is too far in the future to concern themselves with
right now so they save little to nothing
The second retirement trap occurs when the kids aregrown and finished with school and before retirementwhen you put off saving for later so you can start treat-ing yourself now Striking a balance in your 50s be-tween enjoying your relative youth with increasingsavings for the not so distant future is the key
R ETIREMENT MYTH 3 ndash MEDICARE
This retirement myth is that starting Medicare willcut my health care costs dramatically While
Medicare is a wonderful program it is not the be alland end all of personal health care coverage You willneed a Medicare supplement policy to help round outyour protection and even with a good supplement youwill still have out of pocket expenses
Im sure there is some direct mathematical corollary between our age in years and the number of prescrip-tion drugs we take Even if there is no such thing as afixed relationship the amount and frequency of med-ications and their associated cost (deductibles and co-
pays) does increase with ageThe Solution is to stay active and get plenty of exer-
cise and eat and sleep well We could all get away with
staying out late and neglecting our bodies when we are
in our twenties but we dont retire in our twenties The best way to control increased health care cost is to needless healthcare in the first place That means taking bet-ter care of yourself now and as you get older
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Star
s Who ell O
ff Your Rada
r
They keep a lower profile these days and you may
associate them with another time but ob-la-di ob-la-da
life goes onJOHN ASTIN
T
he actor who played Gomez on The Addams Family was always a class act Now
84 and a practicing Buddhist he teaches method acting at Johns Hopkins where hestudied math in the early 50s Carolyn Jones aka Morticia Addams married actor Peter Baily-Britton in 1981 while being treated for cancer and Astin remained a close friendattending her wedding and delivering the eulogy at her funeral in 1983
PROFOUNDHISTORICPHOTOSThese mind-blowing photos in both black and white
and color portray profound moments from recent his-tory Each photo reveals a snapshot of a time gone bySome of the photos show instants that shook the worldOther photos reveal ordinary moments that open awindow for one to peek through into the past
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1952 Ronald and Nancy Reaganenjoying their honeymoon dinner atthe Stork Club in New York City
ball star Manning has always been open about
his struggles as a child In 1998 he teamed upwith Saint Vincentrsquos Childrenrsquos Hospital in In-diana by helping promote their services and
programs as well as being an active member when it came to fundraising In 2007 St Vin-centrsquos Childrenrsquos Hospital changed itrsquos name toreflect itrsquos biggest benefactor and became Pey-ton Manning Childrenrsquos Hospital at St VincentThe hospital includes The Pediatric Craniofa-cial Center which provides diagnosis treat-ment and support for children who suffer fromdisorders or deformities to the head and faceThey are one out of only six centers in NorthAmerica designated for the Cleft Palate Na-tional Outcomes Project and has treated over 800 infants and children
In 1999 Peyton Manning created the Pey-
Back Foundation which provides programs and
opportunities to at-risk children To date thePeyback Foundation has provided over $10 mil-lion through various programs and grants thathelp promote leadership and success to disad-vantaged youth in Colorado IndianaLouisiana and Tennessee The Foundation of-fers programs as well as partnering with other organizations to provide the best for their youth and maximize their success
Peyton Manning does not only financiallysupport these causes but is very active in theday-to- day activities by visiting and participat-ing often He has a personal relationship as wellas a public one and it is obvious that thesecauses are important and personal to him
Sources Stvincentorg | Karlschonborncom| PeytonManningcom
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The Class of lsquo16
It991257s Easy BeingGreen
By Dick Resch
Its a concrete jungle out there -- literallyHumans today consume more concrete than any substance aside from
water That presents a huge problem for the environment Concretecomes from cement and each ton of cement generates a matching tonof carbon emissions
Many builders and designers are recycling water or installing energyefficient light bulbs in hopes of reducing their buildings carbon foot- print But those approaches can only go so far
Instead employers and builders must think about going green themoment they decide to construct a new office -- or renovate an old one
New technologies and building techniques can empower them to do soThe building sector is the biggest energy consumer and greenhouse-
gas emitter in the United States Buildings account for 39 percent of energy use 68 percent of electricity use 12 percent of water use and38 percent of carbon emissions nationwide
When businesses need to change or expand their workspaces thatcarbon footprint grows Now that the economy is recovering formerlyvacant offices are filling fast Demand for reconstruction alterationand renovation will grow over the next five years predicts industry-re-search firm IBISWorld
Thats good for business -- but has serious consequences for the en-vironment Building-related construction and demolition results in anincredible 160 million tons of waste every year Forty-four percent of that waste comes from renovations Less than one-third is recovered or recycled
Fortunately some companies are prioritizing the environment in their workspace redesigns
Financial-services company Macquarie for example has adopted
green approaches like piping in water from the ocean to cool the air Asa result it has reduced energy consumption by 50 percent
Elevator usage at the firm is down by half thanks to a decidedlylow-tech solution -- an interior staircase that links work zones
throughout the buildingMeanwhile by orienting the office around centrally located shared meeting pods and adaptable work
neighborhoods Macquarie has eliminated the costly and wasteful process of renovating workspaces and movingemployees around
Architectural walls which look like traditional fixed walls but can easily be moved to reconfigure a spacerepresent another way to green the office
Unlike concrete or drywall movable walls are typically sourced responsibly They may be made of recycledor renewable materials like wheat soy and sunflower board linoleum cork and rubber-wood
Architectural walls also complement open-office environments which are greener than their more traditionalalternatives Managers can shift the walls to create private offices or meeting rooms on demand Later they canquickly reconfigure the walls to create room for more workers without requiring an expensive time-consumingand waste-generating renovation
As companies use space more efficiently -- by adopting larger shared desks and workspaces for instance --they reduce waste and cut emissions Improved airflow can also help moderate the temperature lessening the
need for heating and air-conditioningOpen offices also boost another kind of green money When Cisco switched to a shared workspace environ-
ment the tech firm realized savings of 60 percent on cabling 40 percent on switches and switch ports and 42 percent in construction costs
To make a sizeable dent in their carbon footprints American offices have to do more than mandate dou- ble-sided printing or install low-flow toilets They must make green design and green building their mantra
Dick Resch is CEO of KI Furniture (wwwkicom)
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restaurants entertainment local events something for everybody
The Children‟s Dept of the Central Library has added three new story-times to their monthly schedule Due to their popularity we are nowoffering two toddler story times on Saturdays 10 and 11 am Saturday
afternoon ldquoStories and Craftrdquo will continue at 2 pmStory Apptations We are happy to announce a new digital story time that
will begin on February 8 and will take place the second and fourth Mondaysof the month at 330 pm This story time is for pre-school children ages 3-5and will use iPads to explore apps ebooks and music to foster the develop-ment of early literacy skills needed for kindergarten This is a small groupstory time limited to 20 children plus their parent iPads will be provided
Paws 2 Read The dogs are back Paws 2 Read is a reading enrichment pro-gram for children ages 4-12 that provides therapy dogs for children to readto This all volunteer
program encourages
children to increasetheir reading skills and build self-confidence by reading aloud to cer-tified trained therapydogs The ldquoGo Teamrdquotherapy dogs will beavailable the secondSaturday March 12and one-on-one readingwill begin on SaturdayApril 9mdashchildren canwalk-in and register toread to a dog for 15minutes Reading isdone on a first comefirst serve basis
T
he City of Huntington Beach has been selected as a 2015 Califor-
nia Parks amp Recreation Society(CPRS) Award of Excellence recipientfor the television segment ldquoRec ReportrdquoThe monthly segment which spotlightsthe many recreation activities provided
by the City of Huntington Beach took top honors in the Digital Media Cate-gory
ldquoRec Reportrdquo is produced by longtimeHuntington Beach resident Matt Liffre-ing in cooperation with the City of Hunt-ington Beach and the Public CableTelevision Authority (PCTA) The seg-ment airs as part of the ldquoSurf City High-lightsrdquo television program that airsregularly on the Cityrsquos cable TV channelHBTV-3
The CPRS awards program recog-nizes outstanding achievement in the
areas of facility design park planningmarketing and communication andcommunity improvement and program-ming The City of Huntington Beachwill receive the award at a ceremony atthe Hyatt Regency Long Beach onMarch 11 2016
ldquoRec Reportrdquo ldquoSurf City Highlightsrdquoand other exclusive local television pro-gramming can be seen in the City of Huntington Beach via Time Warner Cable and Verizon FiOS on HBTVChannel 3
For more information on the PublicCable Television Authority and to viewclips of PCTA-produced local television
programming visit wwwpctatv
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Huntington Beach Council on Aging Donates
$100000 for Senior ServicesH
untington Beach CA Jan 222016 -- At the January 19 CityCouncil meeting the Huntington
Beach Council on Aging (HBCOA) pre-sented the City with a check for $100000for use in senior programs at the newSenior Center in Central Park The center is anticipated to open by the summer of this year and several grand openingevents are in the works In recognition of its donation the HBCOA name will be
proudly displayed in the Grand Entry of the Senior Center in Central Park
The new Senior Center in Central Park is a one-story senior center located withinthe 343-acre Huntington Central Park and generally located west of the inter-section of Goldenwest Street and TalbertAvenue The Senior Center will have ap-
proximately 37000 square feet withmulti-purpose rooms a community hall
computer lab gameroom gym
dance rooms multi-use classrooms caremanagement offices dining roomkitchen transportation offices and more
HBCOA provides regular financialsupport to Huntington Beach City senior
programs and services Over the lastseven years HBCOA has contributed inexcess of $13M HBCOA hosts a num-
ber of fund raisers including the annualOn Course Golf Tournament in June andthe Senior Saturday Community Festivalin September
The Huntington Beach Council onAging is a non-profit 501(c)3 corporationin the City of Huntington Beach Califor-nia HBCOA seeks to enhance the dig-nity and quality of life of HuntingtonBeach seniors create awareness of theevolving needs of HB seniors and re-spond with resources for innovative serv-ices and programs HBCOA supportslocal seniors and their families throughmany beneficial programs offered by theHuntington Beach Senior Center and the
HB Seniors Outreach Center HBCOAsupport includes a wide variety of serv-ices classes activities and clubs de-signed to help seniors stay healthy andactive as well as maintain self-sufficiencyand independence with dignity
Senior Center naming andsponsor opportu-nities are avail-able for the
building as wellas for the variousopening eventsand the HBCOAchallenges other organizationscorporations andindividuals to
participate For more informationon how you can
become involved in the New Senior Cen-ter in Central Park please visit theHBCOA website at wwwhbcoaorg andthe HBCOA Facebook page atwwwfacebookcomhbcoa
HB WinsldquoRec Reportrdquo
HB Reads
One Book
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During the Baseball Winter Meetingsin December MLB announced newguidelines designed
to extend ballpark net-ting The recommendations follow a season duringwhich a number of serious injuries at ballparksaround the country garnered extensive publicity
MLBrsquos new policy is not a mandate Teams areldquoencouragedrdquo to extend the netting from behindhome plate a distance of 70 feet down each foulline or to the ends of the dugouts closest to home plate The guidelines also apply to MLB springtraining facilities
Critics have voiced their displeasure with the new
guidelines claiming MLB didnrsquot go far enough Firstthey say the policy should be mandatory and second thatthe netting should extend to the outfield side of the dugouts if notfurther
Dan Halem MLBrsquos chief legal officer added that Both fan safety andfan choice are extremely important to MLB and these recommendationsreflect those principles What Halem is really saying is the league is con-cerned fans that prefer to be close to the action in order to kibitz with the play-ers and obtain foul balls would be unwilling to pay the premium prices teamscurrently charge for seats close to the field if they are required to watch thegame through a screen
MLBrsquos trade off ndash fan safety for increased revenue ndash is supported by thecourts based on a longstanding legal concept known as ldquoThe Baseball RulerdquoThe Rule adopted in a majority of states basically says when a fan enters a ballpark they should expect that bats and balls will be flying into the stands
And when that happens fans assume the risk of injury So long as the Ruleremains in effect MLB teams have little incentive to add additional netting
or take other measures to protect fans from injury They merely transfer thecost of the occasional lawsuit to their insurance carriers
But several recent cases have suggested thatthe environment has changed since the Base- ball Rule was first adopted Newly designed ballparks provide seating closer to the field of play and in-game promotions and social mediadivert fansrsquo attention from the action on thefield making them less attentive and moresusceptible to injury
How serious is the issue of ballpark safetyAccording to an analysis conducted byBloomberg News 1750 spectators are injuredevery year by batted balls at Major League
games While not all injuries are serious somerequire hospitalization and multiple surgeriesFortunately only one spectator has died from afoul ball at a Major League ballpark at a 1970game between the Dodgers and the Giants atDodger Stadium Two fans have been killed by
foul balls at Minor League stadiums one in 1960 and another in 2010Despite MLBrsquos new netting policy the best way for fans to stay safe at the
ballpark is to be diligent and pay attention
The information contained in this column does not necessarily reflect theopinion of The Local News
By Jordan Kobritz
KobritzonSports
Jordan Kobritz is a former attorney CPA and Minor League Baseball
team owner He is a Professor in the Sport Management Department at
SUNY Cortland and maintains the blog httpsportsbeyondthelinescom
Jordan can be reached at jordankobritzcortlandedu
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Buy online wwwduckathonorg714-500-0DUCK (0382) bull emailinfoduckathonorg
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Donrsquot Miss
The 24th Annual
Duck-a-Thon
The Festival includes a childrenrsquos area withactivities galore for your ducklings featuring
Carnival Games bull Bounce Houses bull Face PaintingDuck Decorating bull Duck Dip bull Cotton Candy
Popcorn amp more A scoop at our famous Duck Dip booth could win you multiple prizes
Grown-up kids welcome to take a dip too
trade
FridayMay 13th
SaturdayMay 14th
SundayMay 15th
at the
HuntingtonBeachPier
Friday May 13th6 pm - 9 pm Reception
Saturday May 14th3 pm ndash The Main Event
The weekend kicks off with our Food and Wine Tasting bythe sea Come join us and sample outstanding winesbeer and food from local restaurants as the sun sets
over the Pacific Enjoy entertainmentopportunity drawings and a silent auction
Ticket - $45 advance $55 at the doorIncludes a souvenir wine glass
VIP Tickets $55 in advance $65 at the door(includes deluxe wine glass VIP check-in parking validation)
For tickets visit wwwduckathonorg
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Big Mama ducks sponsored by localbusinesses organizations and
individuals compete for the covetedGolden Duck Traveling Trophy and
year-long bragging rights
Corporate Duck $100Corporate ldquoSuper Star Heroesrdquo Duck $125
Flock of Five Corporate Ducks $500(Flock includes 1 Super Star Heroes duck and 4 Corporate ducks)
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Baby Ducks $10Baby ldquoSuper Star Heroesrdquo Ducks $20
Sunday May 15th1 pm ndash Corporate Duck Race
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Join us for our exclusive VIP receptionfrom 11 AM to 12 noon with free cham-pagne and hors doeuvres and bonus raf-fles available only to our VIPs You alsoget a free Taste tote bag with specialitems AND you can enter the restauranttent 20 minutes before everyone elseFood and beverages served at yourtable You also receive free valet parkingDont delay ndash buy your limited edition VIPtickets TODAY $80 through 229 and$90 after March 1 For tickets or moreinfo please go to wwwTasteHBcom
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Showcase your companys products andservices at the Taste and gain maximumexposure to thousands of potential cus-tomers Our vendor partners can choosefrom three reasonably-priced levels ofparticipation ranging from $250-$750Vendor packages feature a booth at theTaste inclusion in various event promo-tions a year-round presence on our web-site and of coursendashcomplimentary ticketsto the Taste Visit the vendor page of ourwebsite (wwwTasteHBcom) or emailvendorsTasteHBcom for more info
The Taste of HB is presented bythe Friends of the Childrenrsquos Library
and proceeds go to the Childrenrsquosdepartments of the HB Public Library
Sunday April 24 201612 Noon
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The 2016 Taste of Huntington Beach is aone price all-inclusive event that tastes sogood The Taste features a unique samplingof 50 of the finest restaurants Huntington Beach has to offer pairedwith more than 40 of Californias premium wineries and craft brew-eries - all in the name of charity The Taste of Huntington Beach isSunday April 24 from 12 noon to 4 PM (Special VIP Reception 11AM to 12 Noon) at the HB Sports Complex 18100 GoldenwestStreet at Talbert -- across the parking lot from the HB Central Library
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IHOP - Downtown HB200 Main St - Huntington Beach CA
(714) 374-4553
522 Main StHuntington Beach
714-960-0219 wwwthaiwavehuntingtonbeachcom
Happy Hour3pm-6pm
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877-771-395618211 Beach Blvd (Between Talbert and Ellis)
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PROVIDING TOP-QUALITY SERVICETO HUNTINGTON BEACH DRIVERS
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Post Game NumbersA
t this point not setting a ratings record is essentially
a disappointment for the Super Bowl So Sundays
Denver-Carolina showdown which aired on CBS
played out under a shroud of lofty expectations -- but initial
returns show that it did not disappoint
The first number for Super Bowl 50 based on Nielsens
metered markets is a 49 rating and a massive 73 share among
households Thats just off from last years 497 rating The
2015 overnight rating marked an all-time high for the Super
Bowl ultimately translating to an average 1144 million view-
ers It topped the previous years game (1115 million viewers)
to become the most-watched telecast in US TV history
Working against Super Bowl 50 was the fact that it was
a relatively low-scoring game Quarterback Peyton Man-
ning and the Denver Broncos ultimately topped the Car-
olina Panthers 24-10 in a pairing that was not nearly as year
prior But scores are not something that appear to affect the
Super Bowl 2014 set a record with an absurdly lopsided
43-8 victory for the Seattle Seahawks Its one of several
ways in which Super Bowl has proven itself immune to
TVs trends of ratings fatigue Even by its own lofty stan-
dards and seemingly regardless of play the biggest night
of the US TV calendar has consistently been outdoing it-
self in recent years
2015 497 rating 1144 million viewers
2014 464 rating 1115 million viewers
2013 481 rating 1084 million viewers
2012 478 rating 1113 million viewers
2011 479 rating 111 million viewers
Super Bowl record for the team that scores first 31-16
Winning percent of the favored team by oddsmakers 72
Lowest face value price of a Super Bowl ticket $800
Cost of a 30 second Super Bowl spot $35 Million
Cost of a 30 second Super Bowl spot in 1970 $42000
Amount of money each player on the
winning Super Bowl team receives $88000
Amount of money each player on the
losing Super Bowl team receives $46000
SUPER BOWL FOOD SALES STATISTICSCases of beer sold on Super Bowl Sunday 492 Million
Chicken wings sold on Super Bowl week 125 Million
Pounds of avocados used for guacamole during Super Bowl 71 Million
Rise in pizza deliveries on Super Bowl Sunday 35
Rise in 7-Elevenrsquos antacid sales the day after 20
WHERE PEOPLE WATCH THE SUPER BOWL PERCENTAt home alone immediate family 46
At home with friends relatives 31
At friend relativersquos home 14
Other not sure 7
At bar restaurant 3
MOST SUPER BOWL WINS WINSPittsburgh Steelers 6-2
Dallas Cowboys 5-3
San Francisco 49ers 5-1
New England Patriots 4-4
Green Bay Packers 4-1
TEAMS THAT HAVE NEVER PLAYED IN A SUPER BOWLLions Browns Texans Jaguars
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The information contained in this column does not necessarily reflect the opinion of The Local News
E
Who says mothers arent powerful
Esther Carlstone (momme) tells us aboutHILDA JOHNSON BRUNGOT
Hilda Johnson Brungot (1886-1982) was a Berlin New
Hampshire native who became dean of women state legisla-
tors She was a forty-four-year-old mother of 6 children when
she first went to Concord as a legislator Reelected 18 times
she served 41 years before retiring in 1975 Brungotrsquos portrait
hangs in Legislative Hall at the State Capitol only the third
woman to be so honored
Brownies Cocktails amp WOMEN
These tasty oatmeal cookies are simple andinviting breakfast recipe Serve with some orange juice or tea and enjoy
Time needed 10 min preparation
Serving Size Yield 12 cookies
Ingredients34 C vegetable shortening 1 C brown sugar 12 C granulated sugar 1 egg 14 C water 1 tsp almond extract
3 C uncooked oats1 C flour 1 tsp salt 12 tsp soda14 C almonds chopped
DirectionsBegin by preheating
your oven to 350 degreesBeat together shorteningsugars egg water andvanilla until creamy Addremaining ingredients Mix well Drop by rounded teaspoonfulsonto a greased cookie sheet and bake at 350 degrees for 12-15minutes Let cool and then enjoy
STRONG WOMEN -Breakfast QuickOatmeal Almond
Cookies
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Serves Makes 500ml cordial
Preparation 5 mins
Ingredients300g (10oz) hulled strawberries300g (10oz) caster sugar Juice 5 lemonsStill or sparkling mineral water to diluteSliced limes and strawberries and sprigs of mint to serve
Method
Put the hulled strawberries caster sugar and lemon juice into a blender and pulse until smoothStrain the mixture through a sieve into a large bowl and stir thoroughly to ensure all the sugar dis-solves
You can transfer the cordial to a large bottle or storage container until neededDilute with still or sparkling water (about 1 part cordial to 4 parts water) and serve with ice lime
and strawberry slices and sprigs of mint Pomegranate also looks pretty as a garnish
Top tips
The cordial will keep in the fridge for up to 5 days If you fancy making it into a cocktail simplyadd vodka to taste
About the SrawberryLemonade Cocktail
C o c k t a i l C o r n e r
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NEWSEPTI NGrsquoS WORLD
Only Local News
Chris Epting
HBNews1aolcom
R ecently I had the honor of introducing eight timeOlympic medalist Shirley
Babashoff at the annual
KinderVision dinner held eachyear in Huntington Beach
In the mid-1970s Shirley wasarguably the strongest femaleswimmer on the planet After winning three medals in Munichin 1972 she began an arduoustraining regimen that involvedswimming literally 20 miles aday seven days a week for four years By the time the 1976games rolled around in Mon-treacuteal it seemed all but obviousthat she would win the gold ineach of the six races was en-tered in Just before the
games at the trials in LongBeach she put on one of themost impressive single per-formances in swimming his-tory This was the momentThis was her destiny
But then something hap- pened The East Germanteam which had emergedfrom nowhere in the previ-ous three years to becomean almost incomprehensi- ble force in swimming
ran away with most of the gold atthe games Shirley had been sus- pecting them of cheating for yearsand in Montreacuteal she finally spokeher mind publicly She calledthem out for doping and the worldturned on her hard All of a sud-den she was ldquoSurly Shirley theugly American
She would go on to lead her relay team to gold in the finalswimming event of the games Itsconsidered to be one of the mostexciting races in modern sportshistory America had finally wonthe gold But the reaction to
Shirleys courage and honestycrushed her She retired fromswimming at age 19 When theBerlin Wall fell in the 1980s theworld learned that she had beencorrect in her accusations Shewas vindicated
In the late 1980s she began
work as a mail carrier for theHuntington Beach Postal Serviceand she is still at work theretoday Shirley maybe the greatestAmerican athlete that you maynot be familiar with This summer I think a lot of that will change because the book that she and Iwrote about her life ldquoMakingWavesrdquo will be released in July
Im sharing the cover of the book early in this column so thatyou can see Im very proud of thestory and even prouder of myfriend Shirley for all she has donein her life and for how she repre-
sented her country in twoOlympic games Once the book comes out Im going to interviewher for this column but I did wantto make you aware that finallythe truth about Shirley story willfinally be told for all the world toread
chr ischriseptingcom
The information contained in this column does not necessarily reflect the opinion of The Local News
Chris Epting is an award-winning journalist and the au- thor of 25 books including Huntington Beach Then amp Now Vanishing Orange County and Roadside Base- ball You can follow him on Twitter chrisepting
Play it safe - never touch
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Dear EarthTalk Is it true that Apple
gets around US labor standards and laws by out-
sourcing production to China mdash Josie Walsh New York NY
Apple isnrsquot the only tech giant outsourcing much of its production to Chinese manufacturers nowadays but thesheer popularity of the California-based companyrsquos prod-ucts makes it an especially easy target for activists con-cerned about worker health and safety China Labor Watchand other groupshave exposed inhu-mane conditions athuge Chinese facto-ries of suppliers likeFoxconn and Pega-tron that supportmany US-basedtech firms Workersat these facilitiesmany who are under-age are often re-quired to work 18-hour shifts and areroutinely exposed totoxic chemicalsmdashbutstill can barely makeends meet The prob-lem came to a head in2010 when journalists got word that 14 workers had com-mitted suicide at Foxconnrsquos massive iPhone-assemblymanufacturing facility in China
Another issue dogging Applersquos Chinese partners isworker exposure to toxic chemicals and a higher than av-erage incidence of leukemia among employees Appleagreed to discontinue using two of the worst offenders
benzene and n-hexane after the non-profit groups China
Labor Watch and Green America collected upwards of 40000 signatures from consumers demanding action from
the company But China still allows its manufacturing sec-tor to use several other carcinogenic chemicals long out-lawed in the US and Europe Repeated exposure to thesesubstances is another threat Chinese workers have to con-
tend with when working on the assembly line makingsmartphones and other tech gadgets Despite knowledge of the dangerous conditions
Applersquos Chinese suppliers rarely struggle to find workersmany of whom are willing to take the relatively high pay-ing jobs despite the risksmdashespecially if they are support-ing loved ones at home who depend upon the extra money
to survive Chinarsquoshuge population cre-ates an infinite sup- ply of workers suchthat even a large-scale walkout would be pointless The as-sembly line systemgives each person arepetitive simple job that can betaught in an hour
For its partApple continues toclaim they are in-vestigating the sit-uation and doingeverything theycan to ensure sat-
isfactory working conditions In 2010 the company re-vamped its supplier responsibility standards andthreatened it would terminate relations with Chinesemanufacturers that refuse to toe the line and also calledfor new audits on all of its ldquofinal assemblyrdquo facilities inChina Two years later Apple became the first technol-ogy company admitted to the Fair Labor Association anon-profit that conducts independent monitoring andverification to ensure acceptable workplace standards
While this affiliation doesnrsquot mean Foxconn Pegatronand other Chinese high tech suppliers are beholden to
standards as stringent as US labor laws activists con-sider it a step in the right direction and continue to keepan eye on the situation
Of course whether or not Apple steps up on the issue
may depend more on if consumers are willing to foregothe companyrsquos products due to worker exploitation issuesAnd thatrsquos not likely to happen anytime soon as Ameri-cans and others continue to buy iPhones iPads and Macsas fast as Apple and its Chinese partners can produce them
CONTACTS Apple Supplier Responsibility
wwwapplecomsupplier-responsibility
Foxconnwwwfoxconncom
Pegatronwwwpegatroncorpcom
China Labor Watchwwwchinalaborwatchorg
Green Americawwwgreenamericaorg
Fair Labor Associationwwwfairlabororg
EarthTalk reg
From the Editors of
EThe Environmental
Magazine
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greater number of single-cru bot-tlings and the arrival of newly desig-nated sub-zones have helped
Muscadet elevate its reputation drawingworthy comparisons to white Burgundy Butwhat will it take for the region to truly set itself apart Jon Bonneacute considers Muscadets past and fu-ture through the eyes of the winemakers looking toreshape it
Jon Bonneacute IS FLUENT IN WINEFrench citiesespecially secondary French cities often do bestwhen theyrsquore looking backwards In the case of
Nantes long a sleepy spot in the western Loire itwould be easy to assume that it peaked many yearsagomdashperhaps during the Industrial Revolution
when its docks were full of grain and spices (anddisturbingly slaves)
Thatrsquos why I was completely unprepared for whatI found when I rolled in on a warm fall day a
bustling growing tech hub one of Europersquos green-est cities functional in all the ways that most Frenchcities arenrsquot The tram system is fleet Therersquos littleof the brutalist midcentury architecture that weighson France like a curse The mild often wet climateis maritime Gaul at its best Francersquos Seattle Ithought admiringly
The distinct pride emanating from Nantes thesedays seems to come from being unburdened by the
past The Nantais love their reclaimed stature asBrittanyrsquos major city and they beam with locavoreLoire pride too embracing the proximity to theriverrsquos bounty Little gastropubs and wine bars offer up immaculate produce plump Brittany oysters andof course local wine which in Nantes essentiallymeans Muscadet grown throughout the surroundingcountryside
Last November I headed south from the city and pulled off the expressway into the town of La Haye-
Fouassiegravere one of the major Muscadet towns UsuallyFrench roundabouts are dec-orated with flowers or a bas-
ket press but here just downthe street from the Mondelezfactory with its scent of fresh-baked Lu biscuits sitsa full-scale model of a flyingsaucer complete with cos-monauts Why a UFO Iasked a local winemaker
ldquoWersquore looking toward thefuturerdquo
While Nantes so clearlyreflects this notion that was-nrsquot my initial impression of Muscadet On a first glance
it seems to be a place of stasis old vineyards with-ering old farmers retiring The global reputation of its winesmdashcheap industrial old-fashionedmdashmoreor less remains their reputation in France too
But on closer inspection I discovered a placegeared up for radical change Its best wines have al-ways been a world apart from the meager thin ver-sions made by many local neacutegociants bottles likeLuneau-Papinrsquos luxe smoky Excelsior aged for twoyears or the fleshy quince-flavored Chacircteau-Theacutebaud from Les Becirctes Curieuses a project dedi-cated to single-cru bottlings from winemakersJeacutereacutemie Huchet and Jeacutereacutemie Mourat have for years
been nipping atthe heels of whiteBurgundy
Whatrsquos hap- pening in Mus-
cadet todaythough is more profoundto the point that even the French avant-garde hasnrsquotreally caught on Many regions aspire to more thanwhat the old French appellations permitted themBut Muscadet having reached the terminus of itsold ways has decidedmdashlike the city that has alwaysnourished itmdashto decisively step into the futureRather than pray for the return of the easy money of the past its best producers bet that they can achievesomething greater
The most basic changes here can be found manyother places in France better farming lower yieldsimproved winemaking But Muscadet has a differ-
ent burden than other regions Its wines were rarelyexalted and it never really shaped a distinct identityAs Franccedilois Midavaine stated in a 1994 book on thetopic ldquoItrsquos a bit tricky to talk about Muscadet as awine regionrdquo
More than 20 years later that Nantais push towardthe future is shared by an emerging generation of vi-gneronsmdashmany of them following in the footstepsof their parentsmdashwho believe itrsquos their destiny tocompletely refashion Muscadet as a significant
place making significant wine They have much intheir favor a loyal devotion to one grapemdashmelonde Bourgognemdashand a fantastic diversity of soilshosting the northernmost vines on Francersquos westcoast
ldquoMuscadetrdquo says Jo Landron of Domaine de laLouvetrie one of the regionrsquos most vocal lobbyistsfor change ldquois coming into its place among the greatwinesrdquo
David White is the founder and editor ofTerroiristcom which was named
Best Overall Wine Blog at the 2013Wine Blog Awards
His columns are housed at Grape Collective
Francersquos Most
Underrated
White Wine
Steps Out
On the Vine
David White
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Moe News Than You Can HandleFrom the Mailbag
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Just AnotherLoving Elephant Story
In 1986 Peter Davies was on holiday inKenya after graduating from Northwest-ern University
On a hike through the bush he cameacross a young bull elephant standing withone leg raised in the air
The elephant seemed distressed so Peter approached it very carefully
He got down on one knee inspected theelephantrsquos foot and found a large piece of wood deeply embedded in it As carefullyand as gently as he could Peter worked thewood out with his knife after which the ele- phant gingerly put down its foot
The elephant turned to face the man andwith a rather curious look on its face staredat him for several tense moments Peter stood frozenthinking of nothing else but being trampled
Eventually the elephant trumpeted loudlyturned and walked away
Peter never forgot that elephant or the
events of that dayTwenty years later Peter was walking
through the Chicago Zoo with his teenagedson As they approached the elephant en-closure one of the creatures turned andwalked over to near where Peter and his sonCameron were standing The large bull ele- phant stared at Peter lifted its front foot off the ground then put it down
The elephant did that several times thentrumpeted loudly all the while staring at theman
Remembering the encounter in 1986Peter could not help wondering if this wasthe same elephant
Peter summoned up his courage climbedover the railing and made his way into theenclosure He walked right up to the ele- phant and stared back in wonder
The elephant trumpeted again wrapped itstrunk around one of Peter legs and slammedhim against the railing killing him in-stantly
Probably wasnt the same elephant
Be careful out there You never reallyknow who your friends are
T h e i n f or m a t i o n c o n t a i n e d i n t h i s c o l u m n d o e s n o t n e c e s s ar i l yr e f l e c t t h e o p i n i o n o f T h eL
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An enraged driver was filmedstopping on a busy highway inCalifornia to beat a fellow mo-
torist this week Another driver startedfilming moments before two men went
at it in the middle of traffic on the 134freeway near Glendale CA The film-maker who didnt want to be namedtold CBS Los Angeles he started film-ing when he saw a driver in an Infinitirepeatedly trying to cut off a man in aVolkswagen Jetta He was concernedthe two cars might crash
The driver of the Jetta told CBS hisside of the story He also did not wantto be identified He said the Infiniticrossed several lanes to cut him offThe driver of the Infiniti threw whatappeared to be coins at his car Even-tually the two road-ragers and the film-ing driver come to a stop on the busy
freeway Amazingly no one was hit
though horns blared in the back-ground The Infiniti driver left his ownvehicle and confronted the driver of the Jetta who was still in his driversseat He punched the driver several
times and choked him The Jettadriver told CBS that the man kept ask-ing why he was mocking him
I really thought if this guy does onestep to the left hes going to get hit bya car in the carpool lane the anony-mous filmmaker told CBS You sawhim he was screaming at him Strikehim a couple of times and the Jetta is
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Google Brings 40 US ParksTo Your Dash
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oogle just made it easier to visit some of the US biggest landmarks with-
out hopping on an airplane Itsteaming up with the NationalPark Service to offer 360-degreeStreet View imagery for 40 na-tional parks and historic sitesranging from Alcatrazs leg-endary prison to the ancient cliff dwellings of Montezuma CastleThe collection also touts photosof artifacts from those locationsWant to see furniture from Abra-ham Lincolns house You can No this wont recreate thegrandeur youd get from beingthere yourself but it beats having
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According to the largest mortgage ratesurvey in the county that released by Fred-die Mac the average rate on a 30 year mort-gage started February at 372 This is thelowest level since the 368 of April 2015
As usual the media picked up on the dropin rates and advertisements for mortgagesare hot and heavy all over again
At least the media is quick to mention thelower rates Very rarely do they mention the part of the report disclosing the costs Ac-cording to Freddie Mac the average cost tosecure a 30 year fixed mortgage was 06 points This is in addition to paying the title and escrow fees
Of course this is the ldquoaveragerdquo Some companies are more compet-itive than others and some applicants are better qualified Competitivemortgage companies are able to offer these rates (or better) with $0costs for well-qualified applicants
For most homeowners this reduction in rate could save one thou-sand two thousand dollars or more in interest every year
But perhaps the best kept secret in the mortgage industry the onethat the media never seems to talk about is the 20 year fixed This iscurrently available at 35 or lower with little to no closing costs for well-qualified applicants
The 20 year fixed is the black sheep of the mortgage industry While30 year and 15 year fixed rate loans are the darlings of the industry
that are alwaystalked about and doted on most
homeowners donrsquot even knowthat a 20 year fixed is an op-
tion Well it is Manyhomeowners might besurprised to learn that a
new 20 year fixed at35 could helpthem pay off their mortgage faster without raising
their paymenttoo much Inmany cases the payment actu-ally goesdown
Letrsquos look at someone
who got a $350000 loan seven years ago at 4375 The payment onthat loan would be $174750 After seven years the remaining princi- pal balance on that loan would be down to $303762
A new 20 year loan of $303762 at 35 would be a payment of $176170 For an extra $1420 per month this homeowner can save 3years off their mortgage payments Extrapolating this out $1420 per
month is $17040 per year and $3408 over 20 years The savings of eliminating three years of mortgage payments of $174750 per month($20970 per year) is $62910 saved over those three years of elimi-nated payments If treated as an investment there arenrsquot too many places where one can invest $3400 and get a return of over $60000 ina span of 20 years
And this is what makes the 20 year fixed one of the best-kept secretsin the mortgage industry
Arnaud Dufour
Mortgage Rates
Drop Again
rnaud Dufour
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Arnaud Dufour is a Sr Mortgage Banker at Newport Beach based DLJ Financial With more than eleven years in the industry
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EDITORIAL
By Frank Addessi
Daily-Finance spells it out pretty clearly so thateven I can relateMy late grandfather usedto say he would retire when he was dead
True to his word he worked until the day he passedaway at 84 Like my grandfather before me I haveno intention of stopping work and will probably dieat my keyboard with emails from editors aboutmissed deadlines piling up
R ETIREMENT MYTH 1 ndashR ETIREMENT IS LIKE VACATION
The fact of the matter is retirement can be a lot morelike work than vacation Many people put a lot of
effort into trying not to be bored Sure sitting on a beau-tiful beach or fishing or whatever you like doing on va-cation is a great while youre on vacation but when itsall you do every day it can start to get tired
Vacations are something we look forward to andhave a choice about Retirement has no such choicesOne day rolls endlessly mindlessly into the next Donttake my word for it Think about your last great longvacation and how by the end of it you wanted to go back to work to your life
The Solution can be as simple as retiring from one
job or career and starting a new one One way to look at it is to think of your work-life before retirement asworking for someone else and your work-life after re-tirement as working for you Working at somethingyou are passionate about is great way toslow the aging process and stay active Be-cause youre retired you can do it on your own terms
R ETIREMENT MYTH 2 ndashNO MONEY PROBLEMS
This retirement myth comes about fromthe misconception that life magically
becomes less expensive when you retire Itdoesnt Food fuel clothing all cost as muchas before you retired and what you save oncommuting youre likely going to want tospend on keeping busy
Retirement also means increased medicalexpenses not because retirement is physi-cally taxing or otherwise hazardous to your health but because you are older and body
parts start wearing out faster Older bodiesare like classic cars in order to keep movingdown the road they need a little more TLC
The Solution starts with not counting onsocial security alone as your primary meansof support The older you are now the moreyou should be putting aside for retirementevery year There are two retirement savingstraps people fall into The first is when theyare young and believe retirement is too far in the future to concern themselves with
right now so they save little to nothing
The second retirement trap occurs when the kids aregrown and finished with school and before retirementwhen you put off saving for later so you can start treat-ing yourself now Striking a balance in your 50s be-tween enjoying your relative youth with increasingsavings for the not so distant future is the key
R ETIREMENT MYTH 3 ndash MEDICARE
This retirement myth is that starting Medicare willcut my health care costs dramatically While
Medicare is a wonderful program it is not the be alland end all of personal health care coverage You willneed a Medicare supplement policy to help round outyour protection and even with a good supplement youwill still have out of pocket expenses
Im sure there is some direct mathematical corollary between our age in years and the number of prescrip-tion drugs we take Even if there is no such thing as afixed relationship the amount and frequency of med-ications and their associated cost (deductibles and co-
pays) does increase with ageThe Solution is to stay active and get plenty of exer-
cise and eat and sleep well We could all get away with
staying out late and neglecting our bodies when we are
in our twenties but we dont retire in our twenties The best way to control increased health care cost is to needless healthcare in the first place That means taking bet-ter care of yourself now and as you get older
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Star
s Who ell O
ff Your Rada
r
They keep a lower profile these days and you may
associate them with another time but ob-la-di ob-la-da
life goes onJOHN ASTIN
T
he actor who played Gomez on The Addams Family was always a class act Now
84 and a practicing Buddhist he teaches method acting at Johns Hopkins where hestudied math in the early 50s Carolyn Jones aka Morticia Addams married actor Peter Baily-Britton in 1981 while being treated for cancer and Astin remained a close friendattending her wedding and delivering the eulogy at her funeral in 1983
PROFOUNDHISTORICPHOTOSThese mind-blowing photos in both black and white
and color portray profound moments from recent his-tory Each photo reveals a snapshot of a time gone bySome of the photos show instants that shook the worldOther photos reveal ordinary moments that open awindow for one to peek through into the past
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1952 Ronald and Nancy Reaganenjoying their honeymoon dinner atthe Stork Club in New York City
ball star Manning has always been open about
his struggles as a child In 1998 he teamed upwith Saint Vincentrsquos Childrenrsquos Hospital in In-diana by helping promote their services and
programs as well as being an active member when it came to fundraising In 2007 St Vin-centrsquos Childrenrsquos Hospital changed itrsquos name toreflect itrsquos biggest benefactor and became Pey-ton Manning Childrenrsquos Hospital at St VincentThe hospital includes The Pediatric Craniofa-cial Center which provides diagnosis treat-ment and support for children who suffer fromdisorders or deformities to the head and faceThey are one out of only six centers in NorthAmerica designated for the Cleft Palate Na-tional Outcomes Project and has treated over 800 infants and children
In 1999 Peyton Manning created the Pey-
Back Foundation which provides programs and
opportunities to at-risk children To date thePeyback Foundation has provided over $10 mil-lion through various programs and grants thathelp promote leadership and success to disad-vantaged youth in Colorado IndianaLouisiana and Tennessee The Foundation of-fers programs as well as partnering with other organizations to provide the best for their youth and maximize their success
Peyton Manning does not only financiallysupport these causes but is very active in theday-to- day activities by visiting and participat-ing often He has a personal relationship as wellas a public one and it is obvious that thesecauses are important and personal to him
Sources Stvincentorg | Karlschonborncom| PeytonManningcom
Continued from pg 1
The Class of lsquo16
It991257s Easy BeingGreen
By Dick Resch
Its a concrete jungle out there -- literallyHumans today consume more concrete than any substance aside from
water That presents a huge problem for the environment Concretecomes from cement and each ton of cement generates a matching tonof carbon emissions
Many builders and designers are recycling water or installing energyefficient light bulbs in hopes of reducing their buildings carbon foot- print But those approaches can only go so far
Instead employers and builders must think about going green themoment they decide to construct a new office -- or renovate an old one
New technologies and building techniques can empower them to do soThe building sector is the biggest energy consumer and greenhouse-
gas emitter in the United States Buildings account for 39 percent of energy use 68 percent of electricity use 12 percent of water use and38 percent of carbon emissions nationwide
When businesses need to change or expand their workspaces thatcarbon footprint grows Now that the economy is recovering formerlyvacant offices are filling fast Demand for reconstruction alterationand renovation will grow over the next five years predicts industry-re-search firm IBISWorld
Thats good for business -- but has serious consequences for the en-vironment Building-related construction and demolition results in anincredible 160 million tons of waste every year Forty-four percent of that waste comes from renovations Less than one-third is recovered or recycled
Fortunately some companies are prioritizing the environment in their workspace redesigns
Financial-services company Macquarie for example has adopted
green approaches like piping in water from the ocean to cool the air Asa result it has reduced energy consumption by 50 percent
Elevator usage at the firm is down by half thanks to a decidedlylow-tech solution -- an interior staircase that links work zones
throughout the buildingMeanwhile by orienting the office around centrally located shared meeting pods and adaptable work
neighborhoods Macquarie has eliminated the costly and wasteful process of renovating workspaces and movingemployees around
Architectural walls which look like traditional fixed walls but can easily be moved to reconfigure a spacerepresent another way to green the office
Unlike concrete or drywall movable walls are typically sourced responsibly They may be made of recycledor renewable materials like wheat soy and sunflower board linoleum cork and rubber-wood
Architectural walls also complement open-office environments which are greener than their more traditionalalternatives Managers can shift the walls to create private offices or meeting rooms on demand Later they canquickly reconfigure the walls to create room for more workers without requiring an expensive time-consumingand waste-generating renovation
As companies use space more efficiently -- by adopting larger shared desks and workspaces for instance --they reduce waste and cut emissions Improved airflow can also help moderate the temperature lessening the
need for heating and air-conditioningOpen offices also boost another kind of green money When Cisco switched to a shared workspace environ-
ment the tech firm realized savings of 60 percent on cabling 40 percent on switches and switch ports and 42 percent in construction costs
To make a sizeable dent in their carbon footprints American offices have to do more than mandate dou- ble-sided printing or install low-flow toilets They must make green design and green building their mantra
Dick Resch is CEO of KI Furniture (wwwkicom)
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THE Local NEWS Community
restaurants entertainment local events something for everybody
The Children‟s Dept of the Central Library has added three new story-times to their monthly schedule Due to their popularity we are nowoffering two toddler story times on Saturdays 10 and 11 am Saturday
afternoon ldquoStories and Craftrdquo will continue at 2 pmStory Apptations We are happy to announce a new digital story time that
will begin on February 8 and will take place the second and fourth Mondaysof the month at 330 pm This story time is for pre-school children ages 3-5and will use iPads to explore apps ebooks and music to foster the develop-ment of early literacy skills needed for kindergarten This is a small groupstory time limited to 20 children plus their parent iPads will be provided
Paws 2 Read The dogs are back Paws 2 Read is a reading enrichment pro-gram for children ages 4-12 that provides therapy dogs for children to readto This all volunteer
program encourages
children to increasetheir reading skills and build self-confidence by reading aloud to cer-tified trained therapydogs The ldquoGo Teamrdquotherapy dogs will beavailable the secondSaturday March 12and one-on-one readingwill begin on SaturdayApril 9mdashchildren canwalk-in and register toread to a dog for 15minutes Reading isdone on a first comefirst serve basis
T
he City of Huntington Beach has been selected as a 2015 Califor-
nia Parks amp Recreation Society(CPRS) Award of Excellence recipientfor the television segment ldquoRec ReportrdquoThe monthly segment which spotlightsthe many recreation activities provided
by the City of Huntington Beach took top honors in the Digital Media Cate-gory
ldquoRec Reportrdquo is produced by longtimeHuntington Beach resident Matt Liffre-ing in cooperation with the City of Hunt-ington Beach and the Public CableTelevision Authority (PCTA) The seg-ment airs as part of the ldquoSurf City High-lightsrdquo television program that airsregularly on the Cityrsquos cable TV channelHBTV-3
The CPRS awards program recog-nizes outstanding achievement in the
areas of facility design park planningmarketing and communication andcommunity improvement and program-ming The City of Huntington Beachwill receive the award at a ceremony atthe Hyatt Regency Long Beach onMarch 11 2016
ldquoRec Reportrdquo ldquoSurf City Highlightsrdquoand other exclusive local television pro-gramming can be seen in the City of Huntington Beach via Time Warner Cable and Verizon FiOS on HBTVChannel 3
For more information on the PublicCable Television Authority and to viewclips of PCTA-produced local television
programming visit wwwpctatv
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Huntington Beach Council on Aging Donates
$100000 for Senior ServicesH
untington Beach CA Jan 222016 -- At the January 19 CityCouncil meeting the Huntington
Beach Council on Aging (HBCOA) pre-sented the City with a check for $100000for use in senior programs at the newSenior Center in Central Park The center is anticipated to open by the summer of this year and several grand openingevents are in the works In recognition of its donation the HBCOA name will be
proudly displayed in the Grand Entry of the Senior Center in Central Park
The new Senior Center in Central Park is a one-story senior center located withinthe 343-acre Huntington Central Park and generally located west of the inter-section of Goldenwest Street and TalbertAvenue The Senior Center will have ap-
proximately 37000 square feet withmulti-purpose rooms a community hall
computer lab gameroom gym
dance rooms multi-use classrooms caremanagement offices dining roomkitchen transportation offices and more
HBCOA provides regular financialsupport to Huntington Beach City senior
programs and services Over the lastseven years HBCOA has contributed inexcess of $13M HBCOA hosts a num-
ber of fund raisers including the annualOn Course Golf Tournament in June andthe Senior Saturday Community Festivalin September
The Huntington Beach Council onAging is a non-profit 501(c)3 corporationin the City of Huntington Beach Califor-nia HBCOA seeks to enhance the dig-nity and quality of life of HuntingtonBeach seniors create awareness of theevolving needs of HB seniors and re-spond with resources for innovative serv-ices and programs HBCOA supportslocal seniors and their families throughmany beneficial programs offered by theHuntington Beach Senior Center and the
HB Seniors Outreach Center HBCOAsupport includes a wide variety of serv-ices classes activities and clubs de-signed to help seniors stay healthy andactive as well as maintain self-sufficiencyand independence with dignity
Senior Center naming andsponsor opportu-nities are avail-able for the
building as wellas for the variousopening eventsand the HBCOAchallenges other organizationscorporations andindividuals to
participate For more informationon how you can
become involved in the New Senior Cen-ter in Central Park please visit theHBCOA website at wwwhbcoaorg andthe HBCOA Facebook page atwwwfacebookcomhbcoa
HB WinsldquoRec Reportrdquo
HB Reads
One Book
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During the Baseball Winter Meetingsin December MLB announced newguidelines designed
to extend ballpark net-ting The recommendations follow a season duringwhich a number of serious injuries at ballparksaround the country garnered extensive publicity
MLBrsquos new policy is not a mandate Teams areldquoencouragedrdquo to extend the netting from behindhome plate a distance of 70 feet down each foulline or to the ends of the dugouts closest to home plate The guidelines also apply to MLB springtraining facilities
Critics have voiced their displeasure with the new
guidelines claiming MLB didnrsquot go far enough Firstthey say the policy should be mandatory and second thatthe netting should extend to the outfield side of the dugouts if notfurther
Dan Halem MLBrsquos chief legal officer added that Both fan safety andfan choice are extremely important to MLB and these recommendationsreflect those principles What Halem is really saying is the league is con-cerned fans that prefer to be close to the action in order to kibitz with the play-ers and obtain foul balls would be unwilling to pay the premium prices teamscurrently charge for seats close to the field if they are required to watch thegame through a screen
MLBrsquos trade off ndash fan safety for increased revenue ndash is supported by thecourts based on a longstanding legal concept known as ldquoThe Baseball RulerdquoThe Rule adopted in a majority of states basically says when a fan enters a ballpark they should expect that bats and balls will be flying into the stands
And when that happens fans assume the risk of injury So long as the Ruleremains in effect MLB teams have little incentive to add additional netting
or take other measures to protect fans from injury They merely transfer thecost of the occasional lawsuit to their insurance carriers
But several recent cases have suggested thatthe environment has changed since the Base- ball Rule was first adopted Newly designed ballparks provide seating closer to the field of play and in-game promotions and social mediadivert fansrsquo attention from the action on thefield making them less attentive and moresusceptible to injury
How serious is the issue of ballpark safetyAccording to an analysis conducted byBloomberg News 1750 spectators are injuredevery year by batted balls at Major League
games While not all injuries are serious somerequire hospitalization and multiple surgeriesFortunately only one spectator has died from afoul ball at a Major League ballpark at a 1970game between the Dodgers and the Giants atDodger Stadium Two fans have been killed by
foul balls at Minor League stadiums one in 1960 and another in 2010Despite MLBrsquos new netting policy the best way for fans to stay safe at the
ballpark is to be diligent and pay attention
The information contained in this column does not necessarily reflect theopinion of The Local News
By Jordan Kobritz
KobritzonSports
Jordan Kobritz is a former attorney CPA and Minor League Baseball
team owner He is a Professor in the Sport Management Department at
SUNY Cortland and maintains the blog httpsportsbeyondthelinescom
Jordan can be reached at jordankobritzcortlandedu
The Baseball Rule Yoursquore Out When
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Post Game NumbersA
t this point not setting a ratings record is essentially
a disappointment for the Super Bowl So Sundays
Denver-Carolina showdown which aired on CBS
played out under a shroud of lofty expectations -- but initial
returns show that it did not disappoint
The first number for Super Bowl 50 based on Nielsens
metered markets is a 49 rating and a massive 73 share among
households Thats just off from last years 497 rating The
2015 overnight rating marked an all-time high for the Super
Bowl ultimately translating to an average 1144 million view-
ers It topped the previous years game (1115 million viewers)
to become the most-watched telecast in US TV history
Working against Super Bowl 50 was the fact that it was
a relatively low-scoring game Quarterback Peyton Man-
ning and the Denver Broncos ultimately topped the Car-
olina Panthers 24-10 in a pairing that was not nearly as year
prior But scores are not something that appear to affect the
Super Bowl 2014 set a record with an absurdly lopsided
43-8 victory for the Seattle Seahawks Its one of several
ways in which Super Bowl has proven itself immune to
TVs trends of ratings fatigue Even by its own lofty stan-
dards and seemingly regardless of play the biggest night
of the US TV calendar has consistently been outdoing it-
self in recent years
2015 497 rating 1144 million viewers
2014 464 rating 1115 million viewers
2013 481 rating 1084 million viewers
2012 478 rating 1113 million viewers
2011 479 rating 111 million viewers
Super Bowl record for the team that scores first 31-16
Winning percent of the favored team by oddsmakers 72
Lowest face value price of a Super Bowl ticket $800
Cost of a 30 second Super Bowl spot $35 Million
Cost of a 30 second Super Bowl spot in 1970 $42000
Amount of money each player on the
winning Super Bowl team receives $88000
Amount of money each player on the
losing Super Bowl team receives $46000
SUPER BOWL FOOD SALES STATISTICSCases of beer sold on Super Bowl Sunday 492 Million
Chicken wings sold on Super Bowl week 125 Million
Pounds of avocados used for guacamole during Super Bowl 71 Million
Rise in pizza deliveries on Super Bowl Sunday 35
Rise in 7-Elevenrsquos antacid sales the day after 20
WHERE PEOPLE WATCH THE SUPER BOWL PERCENTAt home alone immediate family 46
At home with friends relatives 31
At friend relativersquos home 14
Other not sure 7
At bar restaurant 3
MOST SUPER BOWL WINS WINSPittsburgh Steelers 6-2
Dallas Cowboys 5-3
San Francisco 49ers 5-1
New England Patriots 4-4
Green Bay Packers 4-1
TEAMS THAT HAVE NEVER PLAYED IN A SUPER BOWLLions Browns Texans Jaguars
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E
Who says mothers arent powerful
Esther Carlstone (momme) tells us aboutHILDA JOHNSON BRUNGOT
Hilda Johnson Brungot (1886-1982) was a Berlin New
Hampshire native who became dean of women state legisla-
tors She was a forty-four-year-old mother of 6 children when
she first went to Concord as a legislator Reelected 18 times
she served 41 years before retiring in 1975 Brungotrsquos portrait
hangs in Legislative Hall at the State Capitol only the third
woman to be so honored
Brownies Cocktails amp WOMEN
These tasty oatmeal cookies are simple andinviting breakfast recipe Serve with some orange juice or tea and enjoy
Time needed 10 min preparation
Serving Size Yield 12 cookies
Ingredients34 C vegetable shortening 1 C brown sugar 12 C granulated sugar 1 egg 14 C water 1 tsp almond extract
3 C uncooked oats1 C flour 1 tsp salt 12 tsp soda14 C almonds chopped
DirectionsBegin by preheating
your oven to 350 degreesBeat together shorteningsugars egg water andvanilla until creamy Addremaining ingredients Mix well Drop by rounded teaspoonfulsonto a greased cookie sheet and bake at 350 degrees for 12-15minutes Let cool and then enjoy
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Method
Put the hulled strawberries caster sugar and lemon juice into a blender and pulse until smoothStrain the mixture through a sieve into a large bowl and stir thoroughly to ensure all the sugar dis-solves
You can transfer the cordial to a large bottle or storage container until neededDilute with still or sparkling water (about 1 part cordial to 4 parts water) and serve with ice lime
and strawberry slices and sprigs of mint Pomegranate also looks pretty as a garnish
Top tips
The cordial will keep in the fridge for up to 5 days If you fancy making it into a cocktail simplyadd vodka to taste
About the SrawberryLemonade Cocktail
C o c k t a i l C o r n e r
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NEWSEPTI NGrsquoS WORLD
Only Local News
Chris Epting
HBNews1aolcom
R ecently I had the honor of introducing eight timeOlympic medalist Shirley
Babashoff at the annual
KinderVision dinner held eachyear in Huntington Beach
In the mid-1970s Shirley wasarguably the strongest femaleswimmer on the planet After winning three medals in Munichin 1972 she began an arduoustraining regimen that involvedswimming literally 20 miles aday seven days a week for four years By the time the 1976games rolled around in Mon-treacuteal it seemed all but obviousthat she would win the gold ineach of the six races was en-tered in Just before the
games at the trials in LongBeach she put on one of themost impressive single per-formances in swimming his-tory This was the momentThis was her destiny
But then something hap- pened The East Germanteam which had emergedfrom nowhere in the previ-ous three years to becomean almost incomprehensi- ble force in swimming
ran away with most of the gold atthe games Shirley had been sus- pecting them of cheating for yearsand in Montreacuteal she finally spokeher mind publicly She calledthem out for doping and the worldturned on her hard All of a sud-den she was ldquoSurly Shirley theugly American
She would go on to lead her relay team to gold in the finalswimming event of the games Itsconsidered to be one of the mostexciting races in modern sportshistory America had finally wonthe gold But the reaction to
Shirleys courage and honestycrushed her She retired fromswimming at age 19 When theBerlin Wall fell in the 1980s theworld learned that she had beencorrect in her accusations Shewas vindicated
In the late 1980s she began
work as a mail carrier for theHuntington Beach Postal Serviceand she is still at work theretoday Shirley maybe the greatestAmerican athlete that you maynot be familiar with This summer I think a lot of that will change because the book that she and Iwrote about her life ldquoMakingWavesrdquo will be released in July
Im sharing the cover of the book early in this column so thatyou can see Im very proud of thestory and even prouder of myfriend Shirley for all she has donein her life and for how she repre-
sented her country in twoOlympic games Once the book comes out Im going to interviewher for this column but I did wantto make you aware that finallythe truth about Shirley story willfinally be told for all the world toread
chr ischriseptingcom
The information contained in this column does not necessarily reflect the opinion of The Local News
Chris Epting is an award-winning journalist and the au- thor of 25 books including Huntington Beach Then amp Now Vanishing Orange County and Roadside Base- ball You can follow him on Twitter chrisepting
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Huntington Beach SeniorServices is seeking
volunteers for the HomeDelivered Meals program
In their own vehicle volunteers deliver mealsfrom the Senior Outreach
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Dear EarthTalk Is it true that Apple
gets around US labor standards and laws by out-
sourcing production to China mdash Josie Walsh New York NY
Apple isnrsquot the only tech giant outsourcing much of its production to Chinese manufacturers nowadays but thesheer popularity of the California-based companyrsquos prod-ucts makes it an especially easy target for activists con-cerned about worker health and safety China Labor Watchand other groupshave exposed inhu-mane conditions athuge Chinese facto-ries of suppliers likeFoxconn and Pega-tron that supportmany US-basedtech firms Workersat these facilitiesmany who are under-age are often re-quired to work 18-hour shifts and areroutinely exposed totoxic chemicalsmdashbutstill can barely makeends meet The prob-lem came to a head in2010 when journalists got word that 14 workers had com-mitted suicide at Foxconnrsquos massive iPhone-assemblymanufacturing facility in China
Another issue dogging Applersquos Chinese partners isworker exposure to toxic chemicals and a higher than av-erage incidence of leukemia among employees Appleagreed to discontinue using two of the worst offenders
benzene and n-hexane after the non-profit groups China
Labor Watch and Green America collected upwards of 40000 signatures from consumers demanding action from
the company But China still allows its manufacturing sec-tor to use several other carcinogenic chemicals long out-lawed in the US and Europe Repeated exposure to thesesubstances is another threat Chinese workers have to con-
tend with when working on the assembly line makingsmartphones and other tech gadgets Despite knowledge of the dangerous conditions
Applersquos Chinese suppliers rarely struggle to find workersmany of whom are willing to take the relatively high pay-ing jobs despite the risksmdashespecially if they are support-ing loved ones at home who depend upon the extra money
to survive Chinarsquoshuge population cre-ates an infinite sup- ply of workers suchthat even a large-scale walkout would be pointless The as-sembly line systemgives each person arepetitive simple job that can betaught in an hour
For its partApple continues toclaim they are in-vestigating the sit-uation and doingeverything theycan to ensure sat-
isfactory working conditions In 2010 the company re-vamped its supplier responsibility standards andthreatened it would terminate relations with Chinesemanufacturers that refuse to toe the line and also calledfor new audits on all of its ldquofinal assemblyrdquo facilities inChina Two years later Apple became the first technol-ogy company admitted to the Fair Labor Association anon-profit that conducts independent monitoring andverification to ensure acceptable workplace standards
While this affiliation doesnrsquot mean Foxconn Pegatronand other Chinese high tech suppliers are beholden to
standards as stringent as US labor laws activists con-sider it a step in the right direction and continue to keepan eye on the situation
Of course whether or not Apple steps up on the issue
may depend more on if consumers are willing to foregothe companyrsquos products due to worker exploitation issuesAnd thatrsquos not likely to happen anytime soon as Ameri-cans and others continue to buy iPhones iPads and Macsas fast as Apple and its Chinese partners can produce them
CONTACTS Apple Supplier Responsibility
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Foxconnwwwfoxconncom
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Green Americawwwgreenamericaorg
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greater number of single-cru bot-tlings and the arrival of newly desig-nated sub-zones have helped
Muscadet elevate its reputation drawingworthy comparisons to white Burgundy Butwhat will it take for the region to truly set itself apart Jon Bonneacute considers Muscadets past and fu-ture through the eyes of the winemakers looking toreshape it
Jon Bonneacute IS FLUENT IN WINEFrench citiesespecially secondary French cities often do bestwhen theyrsquore looking backwards In the case of
Nantes long a sleepy spot in the western Loire itwould be easy to assume that it peaked many yearsagomdashperhaps during the Industrial Revolution
when its docks were full of grain and spices (anddisturbingly slaves)
Thatrsquos why I was completely unprepared for whatI found when I rolled in on a warm fall day a
bustling growing tech hub one of Europersquos green-est cities functional in all the ways that most Frenchcities arenrsquot The tram system is fleet Therersquos littleof the brutalist midcentury architecture that weighson France like a curse The mild often wet climateis maritime Gaul at its best Francersquos Seattle Ithought admiringly
The distinct pride emanating from Nantes thesedays seems to come from being unburdened by the
past The Nantais love their reclaimed stature asBrittanyrsquos major city and they beam with locavoreLoire pride too embracing the proximity to theriverrsquos bounty Little gastropubs and wine bars offer up immaculate produce plump Brittany oysters andof course local wine which in Nantes essentiallymeans Muscadet grown throughout the surroundingcountryside
Last November I headed south from the city and pulled off the expressway into the town of La Haye-
Fouassiegravere one of the major Muscadet towns UsuallyFrench roundabouts are dec-orated with flowers or a bas-
ket press but here just downthe street from the Mondelezfactory with its scent of fresh-baked Lu biscuits sitsa full-scale model of a flyingsaucer complete with cos-monauts Why a UFO Iasked a local winemaker
ldquoWersquore looking toward thefuturerdquo
While Nantes so clearlyreflects this notion that was-nrsquot my initial impression of Muscadet On a first glance
it seems to be a place of stasis old vineyards with-ering old farmers retiring The global reputation of its winesmdashcheap industrial old-fashionedmdashmoreor less remains their reputation in France too
But on closer inspection I discovered a placegeared up for radical change Its best wines have al-ways been a world apart from the meager thin ver-sions made by many local neacutegociants bottles likeLuneau-Papinrsquos luxe smoky Excelsior aged for twoyears or the fleshy quince-flavored Chacircteau-Theacutebaud from Les Becirctes Curieuses a project dedi-cated to single-cru bottlings from winemakersJeacutereacutemie Huchet and Jeacutereacutemie Mourat have for years
been nipping atthe heels of whiteBurgundy
Whatrsquos hap- pening in Mus-
cadet todaythough is more profoundto the point that even the French avant-garde hasnrsquotreally caught on Many regions aspire to more thanwhat the old French appellations permitted themBut Muscadet having reached the terminus of itsold ways has decidedmdashlike the city that has alwaysnourished itmdashto decisively step into the futureRather than pray for the return of the easy money of the past its best producers bet that they can achievesomething greater
The most basic changes here can be found manyother places in France better farming lower yieldsimproved winemaking But Muscadet has a differ-
ent burden than other regions Its wines were rarelyexalted and it never really shaped a distinct identityAs Franccedilois Midavaine stated in a 1994 book on thetopic ldquoItrsquos a bit tricky to talk about Muscadet as awine regionrdquo
More than 20 years later that Nantais push towardthe future is shared by an emerging generation of vi-gneronsmdashmany of them following in the footstepsof their parentsmdashwho believe itrsquos their destiny tocompletely refashion Muscadet as a significant
place making significant wine They have much intheir favor a loyal devotion to one grapemdashmelonde Bourgognemdashand a fantastic diversity of soilshosting the northernmost vines on Francersquos westcoast
ldquoMuscadetrdquo says Jo Landron of Domaine de laLouvetrie one of the regionrsquos most vocal lobbyistsfor change ldquois coming into its place among the greatwinesrdquo
David White is the founder and editor ofTerroiristcom which was named
Best Overall Wine Blog at the 2013Wine Blog Awards
His columns are housed at Grape Collective
Francersquos Most
Underrated
White Wine
Steps Out
On the Vine
David White
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Just AnotherLoving Elephant Story
In 1986 Peter Davies was on holiday inKenya after graduating from Northwest-ern University
On a hike through the bush he cameacross a young bull elephant standing withone leg raised in the air
The elephant seemed distressed so Peter approached it very carefully
He got down on one knee inspected theelephantrsquos foot and found a large piece of wood deeply embedded in it As carefullyand as gently as he could Peter worked thewood out with his knife after which the ele- phant gingerly put down its foot
The elephant turned to face the man andwith a rather curious look on its face staredat him for several tense moments Peter stood frozenthinking of nothing else but being trampled
Eventually the elephant trumpeted loudlyturned and walked away
Peter never forgot that elephant or the
events of that dayTwenty years later Peter was walking
through the Chicago Zoo with his teenagedson As they approached the elephant en-closure one of the creatures turned andwalked over to near where Peter and his sonCameron were standing The large bull ele- phant stared at Peter lifted its front foot off the ground then put it down
The elephant did that several times thentrumpeted loudly all the while staring at theman
Remembering the encounter in 1986Peter could not help wondering if this wasthe same elephant
Peter summoned up his courage climbedover the railing and made his way into theenclosure He walked right up to the ele- phant and stared back in wonder
The elephant trumpeted again wrapped itstrunk around one of Peter legs and slammedhim against the railing killing him in-stantly
Probably wasnt the same elephant
Be careful out there You never reallyknow who your friends are
T h e i n f or m a t i o n c o n t a i n e d i n t h i s c o l u m n d o e s n o t n e c e s s ar i l yr e f l e c t t h e o p i n i o n o f T h eL
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An enraged driver was filmedstopping on a busy highway inCalifornia to beat a fellow mo-
torist this week Another driver startedfilming moments before two men went
at it in the middle of traffic on the 134freeway near Glendale CA The film-maker who didnt want to be namedtold CBS Los Angeles he started film-ing when he saw a driver in an Infinitirepeatedly trying to cut off a man in aVolkswagen Jetta He was concernedthe two cars might crash
The driver of the Jetta told CBS hisside of the story He also did not wantto be identified He said the Infiniticrossed several lanes to cut him offThe driver of the Infiniti threw whatappeared to be coins at his car Even-tually the two road-ragers and the film-ing driver come to a stop on the busy
freeway Amazingly no one was hit
though horns blared in the back-ground The Infiniti driver left his ownvehicle and confronted the driver of the Jetta who was still in his driversseat He punched the driver several
times and choked him The Jettadriver told CBS that the man kept ask-ing why he was mocking him
I really thought if this guy does onestep to the left hes going to get hit bya car in the carpool lane the anony-mous filmmaker told CBS You sawhim he was screaming at him Strikehim a couple of times and the Jetta is
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oogle just made it easier to visit some of the US biggest landmarks with-
out hopping on an airplane Itsteaming up with the NationalPark Service to offer 360-degreeStreet View imagery for 40 na-tional parks and historic sitesranging from Alcatrazs leg-endary prison to the ancient cliff dwellings of Montezuma CastleThe collection also touts photosof artifacts from those locationsWant to see furniture from Abra-ham Lincolns house You can No this wont recreate thegrandeur youd get from beingthere yourself but it beats having
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At least the media is quick to mention thelower rates Very rarely do they mention the part of the report disclosing the costs Ac-cording to Freddie Mac the average cost tosecure a 30 year fixed mortgage was 06 points This is in addition to paying the title and escrow fees
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But perhaps the best kept secret in the mortgage industry the onethat the media never seems to talk about is the 20 year fixed This iscurrently available at 35 or lower with little to no closing costs for well-qualified applicants
The 20 year fixed is the black sheep of the mortgage industry While30 year and 15 year fixed rate loans are the darlings of the industry
that are alwaystalked about and doted on most
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tion Well it is Manyhomeowners might besurprised to learn that a
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Letrsquos look at someone
who got a $350000 loan seven years ago at 4375 The payment onthat loan would be $174750 After seven years the remaining princi- pal balance on that loan would be down to $303762
A new 20 year loan of $303762 at 35 would be a payment of $176170 For an extra $1420 per month this homeowner can save 3years off their mortgage payments Extrapolating this out $1420 per
month is $17040 per year and $3408 over 20 years The savings of eliminating three years of mortgage payments of $174750 per month($20970 per year) is $62910 saved over those three years of elimi-nated payments If treated as an investment there arenrsquot too many places where one can invest $3400 and get a return of over $60000 ina span of 20 years
And this is what makes the 20 year fixed one of the best-kept secretsin the mortgage industry
Arnaud Dufour
Mortgage Rates
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Star
s Who ell O
ff Your Rada
r
They keep a lower profile these days and you may
associate them with another time but ob-la-di ob-la-da
life goes onJOHN ASTIN
T
he actor who played Gomez on The Addams Family was always a class act Now
84 and a practicing Buddhist he teaches method acting at Johns Hopkins where hestudied math in the early 50s Carolyn Jones aka Morticia Addams married actor Peter Baily-Britton in 1981 while being treated for cancer and Astin remained a close friendattending her wedding and delivering the eulogy at her funeral in 1983
PROFOUNDHISTORICPHOTOSThese mind-blowing photos in both black and white
and color portray profound moments from recent his-tory Each photo reveals a snapshot of a time gone bySome of the photos show instants that shook the worldOther photos reveal ordinary moments that open awindow for one to peek through into the past
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1952 Ronald and Nancy Reaganenjoying their honeymoon dinner atthe Stork Club in New York City
ball star Manning has always been open about
his struggles as a child In 1998 he teamed upwith Saint Vincentrsquos Childrenrsquos Hospital in In-diana by helping promote their services and
programs as well as being an active member when it came to fundraising In 2007 St Vin-centrsquos Childrenrsquos Hospital changed itrsquos name toreflect itrsquos biggest benefactor and became Pey-ton Manning Childrenrsquos Hospital at St VincentThe hospital includes The Pediatric Craniofa-cial Center which provides diagnosis treat-ment and support for children who suffer fromdisorders or deformities to the head and faceThey are one out of only six centers in NorthAmerica designated for the Cleft Palate Na-tional Outcomes Project and has treated over 800 infants and children
In 1999 Peyton Manning created the Pey-
Back Foundation which provides programs and
opportunities to at-risk children To date thePeyback Foundation has provided over $10 mil-lion through various programs and grants thathelp promote leadership and success to disad-vantaged youth in Colorado IndianaLouisiana and Tennessee The Foundation of-fers programs as well as partnering with other organizations to provide the best for their youth and maximize their success
Peyton Manning does not only financiallysupport these causes but is very active in theday-to- day activities by visiting and participat-ing often He has a personal relationship as wellas a public one and it is obvious that thesecauses are important and personal to him
Sources Stvincentorg | Karlschonborncom| PeytonManningcom
Continued from pg 1
The Class of lsquo16
It991257s Easy BeingGreen
By Dick Resch
Its a concrete jungle out there -- literallyHumans today consume more concrete than any substance aside from
water That presents a huge problem for the environment Concretecomes from cement and each ton of cement generates a matching tonof carbon emissions
Many builders and designers are recycling water or installing energyefficient light bulbs in hopes of reducing their buildings carbon foot- print But those approaches can only go so far
Instead employers and builders must think about going green themoment they decide to construct a new office -- or renovate an old one
New technologies and building techniques can empower them to do soThe building sector is the biggest energy consumer and greenhouse-
gas emitter in the United States Buildings account for 39 percent of energy use 68 percent of electricity use 12 percent of water use and38 percent of carbon emissions nationwide
When businesses need to change or expand their workspaces thatcarbon footprint grows Now that the economy is recovering formerlyvacant offices are filling fast Demand for reconstruction alterationand renovation will grow over the next five years predicts industry-re-search firm IBISWorld
Thats good for business -- but has serious consequences for the en-vironment Building-related construction and demolition results in anincredible 160 million tons of waste every year Forty-four percent of that waste comes from renovations Less than one-third is recovered or recycled
Fortunately some companies are prioritizing the environment in their workspace redesigns
Financial-services company Macquarie for example has adopted
green approaches like piping in water from the ocean to cool the air Asa result it has reduced energy consumption by 50 percent
Elevator usage at the firm is down by half thanks to a decidedlylow-tech solution -- an interior staircase that links work zones
throughout the buildingMeanwhile by orienting the office around centrally located shared meeting pods and adaptable work
neighborhoods Macquarie has eliminated the costly and wasteful process of renovating workspaces and movingemployees around
Architectural walls which look like traditional fixed walls but can easily be moved to reconfigure a spacerepresent another way to green the office
Unlike concrete or drywall movable walls are typically sourced responsibly They may be made of recycledor renewable materials like wheat soy and sunflower board linoleum cork and rubber-wood
Architectural walls also complement open-office environments which are greener than their more traditionalalternatives Managers can shift the walls to create private offices or meeting rooms on demand Later they canquickly reconfigure the walls to create room for more workers without requiring an expensive time-consumingand waste-generating renovation
As companies use space more efficiently -- by adopting larger shared desks and workspaces for instance --they reduce waste and cut emissions Improved airflow can also help moderate the temperature lessening the
need for heating and air-conditioningOpen offices also boost another kind of green money When Cisco switched to a shared workspace environ-
ment the tech firm realized savings of 60 percent on cabling 40 percent on switches and switch ports and 42 percent in construction costs
To make a sizeable dent in their carbon footprints American offices have to do more than mandate dou- ble-sided printing or install low-flow toilets They must make green design and green building their mantra
Dick Resch is CEO of KI Furniture (wwwkicom)
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THE Local NEWS Community
restaurants entertainment local events something for everybody
The Children‟s Dept of the Central Library has added three new story-times to their monthly schedule Due to their popularity we are nowoffering two toddler story times on Saturdays 10 and 11 am Saturday
afternoon ldquoStories and Craftrdquo will continue at 2 pmStory Apptations We are happy to announce a new digital story time that
will begin on February 8 and will take place the second and fourth Mondaysof the month at 330 pm This story time is for pre-school children ages 3-5and will use iPads to explore apps ebooks and music to foster the develop-ment of early literacy skills needed for kindergarten This is a small groupstory time limited to 20 children plus their parent iPads will be provided
Paws 2 Read The dogs are back Paws 2 Read is a reading enrichment pro-gram for children ages 4-12 that provides therapy dogs for children to readto This all volunteer
program encourages
children to increasetheir reading skills and build self-confidence by reading aloud to cer-tified trained therapydogs The ldquoGo Teamrdquotherapy dogs will beavailable the secondSaturday March 12and one-on-one readingwill begin on SaturdayApril 9mdashchildren canwalk-in and register toread to a dog for 15minutes Reading isdone on a first comefirst serve basis
T
he City of Huntington Beach has been selected as a 2015 Califor-
nia Parks amp Recreation Society(CPRS) Award of Excellence recipientfor the television segment ldquoRec ReportrdquoThe monthly segment which spotlightsthe many recreation activities provided
by the City of Huntington Beach took top honors in the Digital Media Cate-gory
ldquoRec Reportrdquo is produced by longtimeHuntington Beach resident Matt Liffre-ing in cooperation with the City of Hunt-ington Beach and the Public CableTelevision Authority (PCTA) The seg-ment airs as part of the ldquoSurf City High-lightsrdquo television program that airsregularly on the Cityrsquos cable TV channelHBTV-3
The CPRS awards program recog-nizes outstanding achievement in the
areas of facility design park planningmarketing and communication andcommunity improvement and program-ming The City of Huntington Beachwill receive the award at a ceremony atthe Hyatt Regency Long Beach onMarch 11 2016
ldquoRec Reportrdquo ldquoSurf City Highlightsrdquoand other exclusive local television pro-gramming can be seen in the City of Huntington Beach via Time Warner Cable and Verizon FiOS on HBTVChannel 3
For more information on the PublicCable Television Authority and to viewclips of PCTA-produced local television
programming visit wwwpctatv
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Huntington Beach Council on Aging Donates
$100000 for Senior ServicesH
untington Beach CA Jan 222016 -- At the January 19 CityCouncil meeting the Huntington
Beach Council on Aging (HBCOA) pre-sented the City with a check for $100000for use in senior programs at the newSenior Center in Central Park The center is anticipated to open by the summer of this year and several grand openingevents are in the works In recognition of its donation the HBCOA name will be
proudly displayed in the Grand Entry of the Senior Center in Central Park
The new Senior Center in Central Park is a one-story senior center located withinthe 343-acre Huntington Central Park and generally located west of the inter-section of Goldenwest Street and TalbertAvenue The Senior Center will have ap-
proximately 37000 square feet withmulti-purpose rooms a community hall
computer lab gameroom gym
dance rooms multi-use classrooms caremanagement offices dining roomkitchen transportation offices and more
HBCOA provides regular financialsupport to Huntington Beach City senior
programs and services Over the lastseven years HBCOA has contributed inexcess of $13M HBCOA hosts a num-
ber of fund raisers including the annualOn Course Golf Tournament in June andthe Senior Saturday Community Festivalin September
The Huntington Beach Council onAging is a non-profit 501(c)3 corporationin the City of Huntington Beach Califor-nia HBCOA seeks to enhance the dig-nity and quality of life of HuntingtonBeach seniors create awareness of theevolving needs of HB seniors and re-spond with resources for innovative serv-ices and programs HBCOA supportslocal seniors and their families throughmany beneficial programs offered by theHuntington Beach Senior Center and the
HB Seniors Outreach Center HBCOAsupport includes a wide variety of serv-ices classes activities and clubs de-signed to help seniors stay healthy andactive as well as maintain self-sufficiencyand independence with dignity
Senior Center naming andsponsor opportu-nities are avail-able for the
building as wellas for the variousopening eventsand the HBCOAchallenges other organizationscorporations andindividuals to
participate For more informationon how you can
become involved in the New Senior Cen-ter in Central Park please visit theHBCOA website at wwwhbcoaorg andthe HBCOA Facebook page atwwwfacebookcomhbcoa
HB WinsldquoRec Reportrdquo
HB Reads
One Book
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During the Baseball Winter Meetingsin December MLB announced newguidelines designed
to extend ballpark net-ting The recommendations follow a season duringwhich a number of serious injuries at ballparksaround the country garnered extensive publicity
MLBrsquos new policy is not a mandate Teams areldquoencouragedrdquo to extend the netting from behindhome plate a distance of 70 feet down each foulline or to the ends of the dugouts closest to home plate The guidelines also apply to MLB springtraining facilities
Critics have voiced their displeasure with the new
guidelines claiming MLB didnrsquot go far enough Firstthey say the policy should be mandatory and second thatthe netting should extend to the outfield side of the dugouts if notfurther
Dan Halem MLBrsquos chief legal officer added that Both fan safety andfan choice are extremely important to MLB and these recommendationsreflect those principles What Halem is really saying is the league is con-cerned fans that prefer to be close to the action in order to kibitz with the play-ers and obtain foul balls would be unwilling to pay the premium prices teamscurrently charge for seats close to the field if they are required to watch thegame through a screen
MLBrsquos trade off ndash fan safety for increased revenue ndash is supported by thecourts based on a longstanding legal concept known as ldquoThe Baseball RulerdquoThe Rule adopted in a majority of states basically says when a fan enters a ballpark they should expect that bats and balls will be flying into the stands
And when that happens fans assume the risk of injury So long as the Ruleremains in effect MLB teams have little incentive to add additional netting
or take other measures to protect fans from injury They merely transfer thecost of the occasional lawsuit to their insurance carriers
But several recent cases have suggested thatthe environment has changed since the Base- ball Rule was first adopted Newly designed ballparks provide seating closer to the field of play and in-game promotions and social mediadivert fansrsquo attention from the action on thefield making them less attentive and moresusceptible to injury
How serious is the issue of ballpark safetyAccording to an analysis conducted byBloomberg News 1750 spectators are injuredevery year by batted balls at Major League
games While not all injuries are serious somerequire hospitalization and multiple surgeriesFortunately only one spectator has died from afoul ball at a Major League ballpark at a 1970game between the Dodgers and the Giants atDodger Stadium Two fans have been killed by
foul balls at Minor League stadiums one in 1960 and another in 2010Despite MLBrsquos new netting policy the best way for fans to stay safe at the
ballpark is to be diligent and pay attention
The information contained in this column does not necessarily reflect theopinion of The Local News
By Jordan Kobritz
KobritzonSports
Jordan Kobritz is a former attorney CPA and Minor League Baseball
team owner He is a Professor in the Sport Management Department at
SUNY Cortland and maintains the blog httpsportsbeyondthelinescom
Jordan can be reached at jordankobritzcortlandedu
The Baseball Rule Yoursquore Out When
You Are In
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e-mai l i n f o g al l ag h er -s pu b c om f or mor e d et ai l s
Gallaghers Pub and Grill300 Pacific Coast Hwy Ste 113 Huntington Beach CA 92648
entrance on Walnut St between Main St and 3rd St
7145362422wwwgallagherspubcom
H a v e Y o u r
N e x t
P a r t y a t G a
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V I P Se r v ice P
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Features4 to 7pm bull Monday - Friday
12 Off All Appetizers
8 to 10pm bull TuesdaysPub Trivia - Free to Play
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Buy online wwwduckathonorg714-500-0DUCK (0382) bull emailinfoduckathonorg
This Space Provided by The Local News as a courtesy to AltaMedsHuntington Beach Community Clinic amp their Support Group
Donrsquot Miss
The 24th Annual
Duck-a-Thon
The Festival includes a childrenrsquos area withactivities galore for your ducklings featuring
Carnival Games bull Bounce Houses bull Face PaintingDuck Decorating bull Duck Dip bull Cotton Candy
Popcorn amp more A scoop at our famous Duck Dip booth could win you multiple prizes
Grown-up kids welcome to take a dip too
trade
FridayMay 13th
SaturdayMay 14th
SundayMay 15th
at the
HuntingtonBeachPier
Friday May 13th6 pm - 9 pm Reception
Saturday May 14th3 pm ndash The Main Event
The weekend kicks off with our Food and Wine Tasting bythe sea Come join us and sample outstanding winesbeer and food from local restaurants as the sun sets
over the Pacific Enjoy entertainmentopportunity drawings and a silent auction
Ticket - $45 advance $55 at the doorIncludes a souvenir wine glass
VIP Tickets $55 in advance $65 at the door(includes deluxe wine glass VIP check-in parking validation)
For tickets visit wwwduckathonorg
Kid Zone Carnival
Big Mama ducks sponsored by localbusinesses organizations and
individuals compete for the covetedGolden Duck Traveling Trophy and
year-long bragging rights
Corporate Duck $100Corporate ldquoSuper Star Heroesrdquo Duck $125
Flock of Five Corporate Ducks $500(Flock includes 1 Super Star Heroes duck and 4 Corporate ducks)
B u y y o u r
S u p e r S t a r H e r
o e s
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f
o u r P o l i c e F i r e
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Classic little yellow ducks and Super Star Heroes ducksrace to shore for prizes The first 60 ashore
win prizes for their ownersWinning Super Star Heroes ducks win TWO prizes
Baby Ducks $10Baby ldquoSuper Star Heroesrdquo Ducks $20
Sunday May 15th1 pm ndash Corporate Duck Race
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A BOX OFPICTURESA BOX OFPICTURES
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Buy tickets starting Feb 1General admission
All-inclusive general admission ticketsare only $60 (through 229) $70 fromMarch1-April 23 $75 at the doorPurchase them now at the ChildrensDesk of the HB Central Library or onlineat wwwTasteHBcom
Designated Driver TicketsAlso available for general and VIP tickets($10 less than the going price) online orat the Childrens Desk For info ondiscount purchases of 10 or more ticketsat one time email ticketsTasteHBcom
Treat Yourself to Exclusive VIP Tickets
Join us for our exclusive VIP receptionfrom 11 AM to 12 noon with free cham-pagne and hors doeuvres and bonus raf-fles available only to our VIPs You alsoget a free Taste tote bag with specialitems AND you can enter the restauranttent 20 minutes before everyone elseFood and beverages served at yourtable You also receive free valet parkingDont delay ndash buy your limited edition VIPtickets TODAY $80 through 229 and$90 after March 1 For tickets or moreinfo please go to wwwTasteHBcom
Have Your BusinessJoin Our Taste Team
Showcase your companys products andservices at the Taste and gain maximumexposure to thousands of potential cus-tomers Our vendor partners can choosefrom three reasonably-priced levels ofparticipation ranging from $250-$750Vendor packages feature a booth at theTaste inclusion in various event promo-tions a year-round presence on our web-site and of coursendashcomplimentary ticketsto the Taste Visit the vendor page of ourwebsite (wwwTasteHBcom) or emailvendorsTasteHBcom for more info
The Taste of HB is presented bythe Friends of the Childrenrsquos Library
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Sunday April 24 201612 Noon
till 4pm
T a s t e T i c
k e t s
A r e O n S
a l e
N O W
The 2016 Taste of Huntington Beach is aone price all-inclusive event that tastes sogood The Taste features a unique samplingof 50 of the finest restaurants Huntington Beach has to offer pairedwith more than 40 of Californias premium wineries and craft brew-eries - all in the name of charity The Taste of Huntington Beach isSunday April 24 from 12 noon to 4 PM (Special VIP Reception 11AM to 12 Noon) at the HB Sports Complex 18100 GoldenwestStreet at Talbert -- across the parking lot from the HB Central Library
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returns show that it did not disappoint
The first number for Super Bowl 50 based on Nielsens
metered markets is a 49 rating and a massive 73 share among
households Thats just off from last years 497 rating The
2015 overnight rating marked an all-time high for the Super
Bowl ultimately translating to an average 1144 million view-
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Working against Super Bowl 50 was the fact that it was
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olina Panthers 24-10 in a pairing that was not nearly as year
prior But scores are not something that appear to affect the
Super Bowl 2014 set a record with an absurdly lopsided
43-8 victory for the Seattle Seahawks Its one of several
ways in which Super Bowl has proven itself immune to
TVs trends of ratings fatigue Even by its own lofty stan-
dards and seemingly regardless of play the biggest night
of the US TV calendar has consistently been outdoing it-
self in recent years
2015 497 rating 1144 million viewers
2014 464 rating 1115 million viewers
2013 481 rating 1084 million viewers
2012 478 rating 1113 million viewers
2011 479 rating 111 million viewers
Super Bowl record for the team that scores first 31-16
Winning percent of the favored team by oddsmakers 72
Lowest face value price of a Super Bowl ticket $800
Cost of a 30 second Super Bowl spot $35 Million
Cost of a 30 second Super Bowl spot in 1970 $42000
Amount of money each player on the
winning Super Bowl team receives $88000
Amount of money each player on the
losing Super Bowl team receives $46000
SUPER BOWL FOOD SALES STATISTICSCases of beer sold on Super Bowl Sunday 492 Million
Chicken wings sold on Super Bowl week 125 Million
Pounds of avocados used for guacamole during Super Bowl 71 Million
Rise in pizza deliveries on Super Bowl Sunday 35
Rise in 7-Elevenrsquos antacid sales the day after 20
WHERE PEOPLE WATCH THE SUPER BOWL PERCENTAt home alone immediate family 46
At home with friends relatives 31
At friend relativersquos home 14
Other not sure 7
At bar restaurant 3
MOST SUPER BOWL WINS WINSPittsburgh Steelers 6-2
Dallas Cowboys 5-3
San Francisco 49ers 5-1
New England Patriots 4-4
Green Bay Packers 4-1
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Who says mothers arent powerful
Esther Carlstone (momme) tells us aboutHILDA JOHNSON BRUNGOT
Hilda Johnson Brungot (1886-1982) was a Berlin New
Hampshire native who became dean of women state legisla-
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she served 41 years before retiring in 1975 Brungotrsquos portrait
hangs in Legislative Hall at the State Capitol only the third
woman to be so honored
Brownies Cocktails amp WOMEN
These tasty oatmeal cookies are simple andinviting breakfast recipe Serve with some orange juice or tea and enjoy
Time needed 10 min preparation
Serving Size Yield 12 cookies
Ingredients34 C vegetable shortening 1 C brown sugar 12 C granulated sugar 1 egg 14 C water 1 tsp almond extract
3 C uncooked oats1 C flour 1 tsp salt 12 tsp soda14 C almonds chopped
DirectionsBegin by preheating
your oven to 350 degreesBeat together shorteningsugars egg water andvanilla until creamy Addremaining ingredients Mix well Drop by rounded teaspoonfulsonto a greased cookie sheet and bake at 350 degrees for 12-15minutes Let cool and then enjoy
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Ingredients300g (10oz) hulled strawberries300g (10oz) caster sugar Juice 5 lemonsStill or sparkling mineral water to diluteSliced limes and strawberries and sprigs of mint to serve
Method
Put the hulled strawberries caster sugar and lemon juice into a blender and pulse until smoothStrain the mixture through a sieve into a large bowl and stir thoroughly to ensure all the sugar dis-solves
You can transfer the cordial to a large bottle or storage container until neededDilute with still or sparkling water (about 1 part cordial to 4 parts water) and serve with ice lime
and strawberry slices and sprigs of mint Pomegranate also looks pretty as a garnish
Top tips
The cordial will keep in the fridge for up to 5 days If you fancy making it into a cocktail simplyadd vodka to taste
About the SrawberryLemonade Cocktail
C o c k t a i l C o r n e r
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Only Local News
Chris Epting
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R ecently I had the honor of introducing eight timeOlympic medalist Shirley
Babashoff at the annual
KinderVision dinner held eachyear in Huntington Beach
In the mid-1970s Shirley wasarguably the strongest femaleswimmer on the planet After winning three medals in Munichin 1972 she began an arduoustraining regimen that involvedswimming literally 20 miles aday seven days a week for four years By the time the 1976games rolled around in Mon-treacuteal it seemed all but obviousthat she would win the gold ineach of the six races was en-tered in Just before the
games at the trials in LongBeach she put on one of themost impressive single per-formances in swimming his-tory This was the momentThis was her destiny
But then something hap- pened The East Germanteam which had emergedfrom nowhere in the previ-ous three years to becomean almost incomprehensi- ble force in swimming
ran away with most of the gold atthe games Shirley had been sus- pecting them of cheating for yearsand in Montreacuteal she finally spokeher mind publicly She calledthem out for doping and the worldturned on her hard All of a sud-den she was ldquoSurly Shirley theugly American
She would go on to lead her relay team to gold in the finalswimming event of the games Itsconsidered to be one of the mostexciting races in modern sportshistory America had finally wonthe gold But the reaction to
Shirleys courage and honestycrushed her She retired fromswimming at age 19 When theBerlin Wall fell in the 1980s theworld learned that she had beencorrect in her accusations Shewas vindicated
In the late 1980s she began
work as a mail carrier for theHuntington Beach Postal Serviceand she is still at work theretoday Shirley maybe the greatestAmerican athlete that you maynot be familiar with This summer I think a lot of that will change because the book that she and Iwrote about her life ldquoMakingWavesrdquo will be released in July
Im sharing the cover of the book early in this column so thatyou can see Im very proud of thestory and even prouder of myfriend Shirley for all she has donein her life and for how she repre-
sented her country in twoOlympic games Once the book comes out Im going to interviewher for this column but I did wantto make you aware that finallythe truth about Shirley story willfinally be told for all the world toread
chr ischriseptingcom
The information contained in this column does not necessarily reflect the opinion of The Local News
Chris Epting is an award-winning journalist and the au- thor of 25 books including Huntington Beach Then amp Now Vanishing Orange County and Roadside Base- ball You can follow him on Twitter chrisepting
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Dear EarthTalk Is it true that Apple
gets around US labor standards and laws by out-
sourcing production to China mdash Josie Walsh New York NY
Apple isnrsquot the only tech giant outsourcing much of its production to Chinese manufacturers nowadays but thesheer popularity of the California-based companyrsquos prod-ucts makes it an especially easy target for activists con-cerned about worker health and safety China Labor Watchand other groupshave exposed inhu-mane conditions athuge Chinese facto-ries of suppliers likeFoxconn and Pega-tron that supportmany US-basedtech firms Workersat these facilitiesmany who are under-age are often re-quired to work 18-hour shifts and areroutinely exposed totoxic chemicalsmdashbutstill can barely makeends meet The prob-lem came to a head in2010 when journalists got word that 14 workers had com-mitted suicide at Foxconnrsquos massive iPhone-assemblymanufacturing facility in China
Another issue dogging Applersquos Chinese partners isworker exposure to toxic chemicals and a higher than av-erage incidence of leukemia among employees Appleagreed to discontinue using two of the worst offenders
benzene and n-hexane after the non-profit groups China
Labor Watch and Green America collected upwards of 40000 signatures from consumers demanding action from
the company But China still allows its manufacturing sec-tor to use several other carcinogenic chemicals long out-lawed in the US and Europe Repeated exposure to thesesubstances is another threat Chinese workers have to con-
tend with when working on the assembly line makingsmartphones and other tech gadgets Despite knowledge of the dangerous conditions
Applersquos Chinese suppliers rarely struggle to find workersmany of whom are willing to take the relatively high pay-ing jobs despite the risksmdashespecially if they are support-ing loved ones at home who depend upon the extra money
to survive Chinarsquoshuge population cre-ates an infinite sup- ply of workers suchthat even a large-scale walkout would be pointless The as-sembly line systemgives each person arepetitive simple job that can betaught in an hour
For its partApple continues toclaim they are in-vestigating the sit-uation and doingeverything theycan to ensure sat-
isfactory working conditions In 2010 the company re-vamped its supplier responsibility standards andthreatened it would terminate relations with Chinesemanufacturers that refuse to toe the line and also calledfor new audits on all of its ldquofinal assemblyrdquo facilities inChina Two years later Apple became the first technol-ogy company admitted to the Fair Labor Association anon-profit that conducts independent monitoring andverification to ensure acceptable workplace standards
While this affiliation doesnrsquot mean Foxconn Pegatronand other Chinese high tech suppliers are beholden to
standards as stringent as US labor laws activists con-sider it a step in the right direction and continue to keepan eye on the situation
Of course whether or not Apple steps up on the issue
may depend more on if consumers are willing to foregothe companyrsquos products due to worker exploitation issuesAnd thatrsquos not likely to happen anytime soon as Ameri-cans and others continue to buy iPhones iPads and Macsas fast as Apple and its Chinese partners can produce them
CONTACTS Apple Supplier Responsibility
wwwapplecomsupplier-responsibility
Foxconnwwwfoxconncom
Pegatronwwwpegatroncorpcom
China Labor Watchwwwchinalaborwatchorg
Green Americawwwgreenamericaorg
Fair Labor Associationwwwfairlabororg
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Magazine
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greater number of single-cru bot-tlings and the arrival of newly desig-nated sub-zones have helped
Muscadet elevate its reputation drawingworthy comparisons to white Burgundy Butwhat will it take for the region to truly set itself apart Jon Bonneacute considers Muscadets past and fu-ture through the eyes of the winemakers looking toreshape it
Jon Bonneacute IS FLUENT IN WINEFrench citiesespecially secondary French cities often do bestwhen theyrsquore looking backwards In the case of
Nantes long a sleepy spot in the western Loire itwould be easy to assume that it peaked many yearsagomdashperhaps during the Industrial Revolution
when its docks were full of grain and spices (anddisturbingly slaves)
Thatrsquos why I was completely unprepared for whatI found when I rolled in on a warm fall day a
bustling growing tech hub one of Europersquos green-est cities functional in all the ways that most Frenchcities arenrsquot The tram system is fleet Therersquos littleof the brutalist midcentury architecture that weighson France like a curse The mild often wet climateis maritime Gaul at its best Francersquos Seattle Ithought admiringly
The distinct pride emanating from Nantes thesedays seems to come from being unburdened by the
past The Nantais love their reclaimed stature asBrittanyrsquos major city and they beam with locavoreLoire pride too embracing the proximity to theriverrsquos bounty Little gastropubs and wine bars offer up immaculate produce plump Brittany oysters andof course local wine which in Nantes essentiallymeans Muscadet grown throughout the surroundingcountryside
Last November I headed south from the city and pulled off the expressway into the town of La Haye-
Fouassiegravere one of the major Muscadet towns UsuallyFrench roundabouts are dec-orated with flowers or a bas-
ket press but here just downthe street from the Mondelezfactory with its scent of fresh-baked Lu biscuits sitsa full-scale model of a flyingsaucer complete with cos-monauts Why a UFO Iasked a local winemaker
ldquoWersquore looking toward thefuturerdquo
While Nantes so clearlyreflects this notion that was-nrsquot my initial impression of Muscadet On a first glance
it seems to be a place of stasis old vineyards with-ering old farmers retiring The global reputation of its winesmdashcheap industrial old-fashionedmdashmoreor less remains their reputation in France too
But on closer inspection I discovered a placegeared up for radical change Its best wines have al-ways been a world apart from the meager thin ver-sions made by many local neacutegociants bottles likeLuneau-Papinrsquos luxe smoky Excelsior aged for twoyears or the fleshy quince-flavored Chacircteau-Theacutebaud from Les Becirctes Curieuses a project dedi-cated to single-cru bottlings from winemakersJeacutereacutemie Huchet and Jeacutereacutemie Mourat have for years
been nipping atthe heels of whiteBurgundy
Whatrsquos hap- pening in Mus-
cadet todaythough is more profoundto the point that even the French avant-garde hasnrsquotreally caught on Many regions aspire to more thanwhat the old French appellations permitted themBut Muscadet having reached the terminus of itsold ways has decidedmdashlike the city that has alwaysnourished itmdashto decisively step into the futureRather than pray for the return of the easy money of the past its best producers bet that they can achievesomething greater
The most basic changes here can be found manyother places in France better farming lower yieldsimproved winemaking But Muscadet has a differ-
ent burden than other regions Its wines were rarelyexalted and it never really shaped a distinct identityAs Franccedilois Midavaine stated in a 1994 book on thetopic ldquoItrsquos a bit tricky to talk about Muscadet as awine regionrdquo
More than 20 years later that Nantais push towardthe future is shared by an emerging generation of vi-gneronsmdashmany of them following in the footstepsof their parentsmdashwho believe itrsquos their destiny tocompletely refashion Muscadet as a significant
place making significant wine They have much intheir favor a loyal devotion to one grapemdashmelonde Bourgognemdashand a fantastic diversity of soilshosting the northernmost vines on Francersquos westcoast
ldquoMuscadetrdquo says Jo Landron of Domaine de laLouvetrie one of the regionrsquos most vocal lobbyistsfor change ldquois coming into its place among the greatwinesrdquo
David White is the founder and editor ofTerroiristcom which was named
Best Overall Wine Blog at the 2013Wine Blog Awards
His columns are housed at Grape Collective
Francersquos Most
Underrated
White Wine
Steps Out
On the Vine
David White
The information contained in this column does not necessarily reflect the opinion of The Local News
Local Coastal CuisineThe ocean view from Zimzala is one tall drink of water Save your ap-
petite though - Zimzala is big on the flavors of Southern CaliforniaChef Damon Kelly puts the bountiful produce that grows here year-
round into tantalizing dishes that change every season Come as you are -were friendly and mellow just like the sun seekers catching rays on thenearby shore Huntington Beach restaurants are as laid back as they come but we know youre here to cut loose too Which is why from morning tonight we invite you to hang with us over live music handcrafted cocktailsand a free-spirited ambiance like no other
Breakfast Mon-Fri 700 am - 1100 am
Brunch
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Dinner Sun-Thu 300 pm - 1000 pmFri-Sat 300 pm - 1100 pm
Happy Hour Mon-Fri 400 pm - 700 pm
Bar HoursFri-Sat until 1200 am
It changes every season Just to keep you on your toes Expect plentiful produce freshly picked from our beautiful California landscape minglingwith sustainable fish meat and more
Chef Damon Kelly
Look - its Damon Kelly You might know this SoCal native as a profes-sional skimboarder Hes also Shorebreaks chef transforming local
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Moe News Than You Can HandleFrom the Mailbag
7145366300Main Street EyewearLooks at Life Through
Designer GlassesMoe Kanoudi
Just AnotherLoving Elephant Story
In 1986 Peter Davies was on holiday inKenya after graduating from Northwest-ern University
On a hike through the bush he cameacross a young bull elephant standing withone leg raised in the air
The elephant seemed distressed so Peter approached it very carefully
He got down on one knee inspected theelephantrsquos foot and found a large piece of wood deeply embedded in it As carefullyand as gently as he could Peter worked thewood out with his knife after which the ele- phant gingerly put down its foot
The elephant turned to face the man andwith a rather curious look on its face staredat him for several tense moments Peter stood frozenthinking of nothing else but being trampled
Eventually the elephant trumpeted loudlyturned and walked away
Peter never forgot that elephant or the
events of that dayTwenty years later Peter was walking
through the Chicago Zoo with his teenagedson As they approached the elephant en-closure one of the creatures turned andwalked over to near where Peter and his sonCameron were standing The large bull ele- phant stared at Peter lifted its front foot off the ground then put it down
The elephant did that several times thentrumpeted loudly all the while staring at theman
Remembering the encounter in 1986Peter could not help wondering if this wasthe same elephant
Peter summoned up his courage climbedover the railing and made his way into theenclosure He walked right up to the ele- phant and stared back in wonder
The elephant trumpeted again wrapped itstrunk around one of Peter legs and slammedhim against the railing killing him in-stantly
Probably wasnt the same elephant
Be careful out there You never reallyknow who your friends are
T h e i n f or m a t i o n c o n t a i n e d i n t h i s c o l u m n d o e s n o t n e c e s s ar i l yr e f l e c t t h e o p i n i o n o f T h eL
o c a l N e w s
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An enraged driver was filmedstopping on a busy highway inCalifornia to beat a fellow mo-
torist this week Another driver startedfilming moments before two men went
at it in the middle of traffic on the 134freeway near Glendale CA The film-maker who didnt want to be namedtold CBS Los Angeles he started film-ing when he saw a driver in an Infinitirepeatedly trying to cut off a man in aVolkswagen Jetta He was concernedthe two cars might crash
The driver of the Jetta told CBS hisside of the story He also did not wantto be identified He said the Infiniticrossed several lanes to cut him offThe driver of the Infiniti threw whatappeared to be coins at his car Even-tually the two road-ragers and the film-ing driver come to a stop on the busy
freeway Amazingly no one was hit
though horns blared in the back-ground The Infiniti driver left his ownvehicle and confronted the driver of the Jetta who was still in his driversseat He punched the driver several
times and choked him The Jettadriver told CBS that the man kept ask-ing why he was mocking him
I really thought if this guy does onestep to the left hes going to get hit bya car in the carpool lane the anony-mous filmmaker told CBS You sawhim he was screaming at him Strikehim a couple of times and the Jetta is
just trying to leave the sceneWhile the Jetta driver didnt file a po-
lice report California Highway Patrolreleased a statement sayingits investigating the inci-dent and urging anyonewith information to come
forward ~ Erin Marquis
ROAD RAGE
Google Brings 40 US ParksTo Your Dash
Engadget
G
oogle just made it easier to visit some of the US biggest landmarks with-
out hopping on an airplane Itsteaming up with the NationalPark Service to offer 360-degreeStreet View imagery for 40 na-tional parks and historic sitesranging from Alcatrazs leg-endary prison to the ancient cliff dwellings of Montezuma CastleThe collection also touts photosof artifacts from those locationsWant to see furniture from Abra-ham Lincolns house You can No this wont recreate thegrandeur youd get from beingthere yourself but it beats having
to rely on tourists photos to geta feel for what youre missing
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40+ Years of Service to theCommunities of Huntington BeachFountain Valley and Westminster
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It sounds like a broken record that re-
peats itself every few months but itrsquoshappened again Mortgage rates have
come down to the lowest levels since Aprilof 2015 And the commercials are trueEven those who completed a refinancewithin the last year may do well to investi-gate their options once again
According to the largest mortgage ratesurvey in the county that released by Fred-die Mac the average rate on a 30 year mort-gage started February at 372 This is thelowest level since the 368 of April 2015
As usual the media picked up on the dropin rates and advertisements for mortgagesare hot and heavy all over again
At least the media is quick to mention thelower rates Very rarely do they mention the part of the report disclosing the costs Ac-cording to Freddie Mac the average cost tosecure a 30 year fixed mortgage was 06 points This is in addition to paying the title and escrow fees
Of course this is the ldquoaveragerdquo Some companies are more compet-itive than others and some applicants are better qualified Competitivemortgage companies are able to offer these rates (or better) with $0costs for well-qualified applicants
For most homeowners this reduction in rate could save one thou-sand two thousand dollars or more in interest every year
But perhaps the best kept secret in the mortgage industry the onethat the media never seems to talk about is the 20 year fixed This iscurrently available at 35 or lower with little to no closing costs for well-qualified applicants
The 20 year fixed is the black sheep of the mortgage industry While30 year and 15 year fixed rate loans are the darlings of the industry
that are alwaystalked about and doted on most
homeowners donrsquot even knowthat a 20 year fixed is an op-
tion Well it is Manyhomeowners might besurprised to learn that a
new 20 year fixed at35 could helpthem pay off their mortgage faster without raising
their paymenttoo much Inmany cases the payment actu-ally goesdown
Letrsquos look at someone
who got a $350000 loan seven years ago at 4375 The payment onthat loan would be $174750 After seven years the remaining princi- pal balance on that loan would be down to $303762
A new 20 year loan of $303762 at 35 would be a payment of $176170 For an extra $1420 per month this homeowner can save 3years off their mortgage payments Extrapolating this out $1420 per
month is $17040 per year and $3408 over 20 years The savings of eliminating three years of mortgage payments of $174750 per month($20970 per year) is $62910 saved over those three years of elimi-nated payments If treated as an investment there arenrsquot too many places where one can invest $3400 and get a return of over $60000 ina span of 20 years
And this is what makes the 20 year fixed one of the best-kept secretsin the mortgage industry
Arnaud Dufour
Mortgage Rates
Drop Again
rnaud Dufour
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Arnaud Dufour is a Sr Mortgage Banker at Newport Beach based DLJ Financial With more than eleven years in the industry
Arnaud is available to answer questions in Real Estate Finance bull E-mail adufourdljfinancialcom bull Call 714-677-4107
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The information contained in this column does not necessarily reflect the opinion of The Local News
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Mileage 25504
Engine 35L V-6 cyl
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Star
s Who ell O
ff Your Rada
r
They keep a lower profile these days and you may
associate them with another time but ob-la-di ob-la-da
life goes onJOHN ASTIN
T
he actor who played Gomez on The Addams Family was always a class act Now
84 and a practicing Buddhist he teaches method acting at Johns Hopkins where hestudied math in the early 50s Carolyn Jones aka Morticia Addams married actor Peter Baily-Britton in 1981 while being treated for cancer and Astin remained a close friendattending her wedding and delivering the eulogy at her funeral in 1983
PROFOUNDHISTORICPHOTOSThese mind-blowing photos in both black and white
and color portray profound moments from recent his-tory Each photo reveals a snapshot of a time gone bySome of the photos show instants that shook the worldOther photos reveal ordinary moments that open awindow for one to peek through into the past
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1952 Ronald and Nancy Reaganenjoying their honeymoon dinner atthe Stork Club in New York City
ball star Manning has always been open about
his struggles as a child In 1998 he teamed upwith Saint Vincentrsquos Childrenrsquos Hospital in In-diana by helping promote their services and
programs as well as being an active member when it came to fundraising In 2007 St Vin-centrsquos Childrenrsquos Hospital changed itrsquos name toreflect itrsquos biggest benefactor and became Pey-ton Manning Childrenrsquos Hospital at St VincentThe hospital includes The Pediatric Craniofa-cial Center which provides diagnosis treat-ment and support for children who suffer fromdisorders or deformities to the head and faceThey are one out of only six centers in NorthAmerica designated for the Cleft Palate Na-tional Outcomes Project and has treated over 800 infants and children
In 1999 Peyton Manning created the Pey-
Back Foundation which provides programs and
opportunities to at-risk children To date thePeyback Foundation has provided over $10 mil-lion through various programs and grants thathelp promote leadership and success to disad-vantaged youth in Colorado IndianaLouisiana and Tennessee The Foundation of-fers programs as well as partnering with other organizations to provide the best for their youth and maximize their success
Peyton Manning does not only financiallysupport these causes but is very active in theday-to- day activities by visiting and participat-ing often He has a personal relationship as wellas a public one and it is obvious that thesecauses are important and personal to him
Sources Stvincentorg | Karlschonborncom| PeytonManningcom
Continued from pg 1
The Class of lsquo16
It991257s Easy BeingGreen
By Dick Resch
Its a concrete jungle out there -- literallyHumans today consume more concrete than any substance aside from
water That presents a huge problem for the environment Concretecomes from cement and each ton of cement generates a matching tonof carbon emissions
Many builders and designers are recycling water or installing energyefficient light bulbs in hopes of reducing their buildings carbon foot- print But those approaches can only go so far
Instead employers and builders must think about going green themoment they decide to construct a new office -- or renovate an old one
New technologies and building techniques can empower them to do soThe building sector is the biggest energy consumer and greenhouse-
gas emitter in the United States Buildings account for 39 percent of energy use 68 percent of electricity use 12 percent of water use and38 percent of carbon emissions nationwide
When businesses need to change or expand their workspaces thatcarbon footprint grows Now that the economy is recovering formerlyvacant offices are filling fast Demand for reconstruction alterationand renovation will grow over the next five years predicts industry-re-search firm IBISWorld
Thats good for business -- but has serious consequences for the en-vironment Building-related construction and demolition results in anincredible 160 million tons of waste every year Forty-four percent of that waste comes from renovations Less than one-third is recovered or recycled
Fortunately some companies are prioritizing the environment in their workspace redesigns
Financial-services company Macquarie for example has adopted
green approaches like piping in water from the ocean to cool the air Asa result it has reduced energy consumption by 50 percent
Elevator usage at the firm is down by half thanks to a decidedlylow-tech solution -- an interior staircase that links work zones
throughout the buildingMeanwhile by orienting the office around centrally located shared meeting pods and adaptable work
neighborhoods Macquarie has eliminated the costly and wasteful process of renovating workspaces and movingemployees around
Architectural walls which look like traditional fixed walls but can easily be moved to reconfigure a spacerepresent another way to green the office
Unlike concrete or drywall movable walls are typically sourced responsibly They may be made of recycledor renewable materials like wheat soy and sunflower board linoleum cork and rubber-wood
Architectural walls also complement open-office environments which are greener than their more traditionalalternatives Managers can shift the walls to create private offices or meeting rooms on demand Later they canquickly reconfigure the walls to create room for more workers without requiring an expensive time-consumingand waste-generating renovation
As companies use space more efficiently -- by adopting larger shared desks and workspaces for instance --they reduce waste and cut emissions Improved airflow can also help moderate the temperature lessening the
need for heating and air-conditioningOpen offices also boost another kind of green money When Cisco switched to a shared workspace environ-
ment the tech firm realized savings of 60 percent on cabling 40 percent on switches and switch ports and 42 percent in construction costs
To make a sizeable dent in their carbon footprints American offices have to do more than mandate dou- ble-sided printing or install low-flow toilets They must make green design and green building their mantra
Dick Resch is CEO of KI Furniture (wwwkicom)
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THE Local NEWS Community
restaurants entertainment local events something for everybody
The Children‟s Dept of the Central Library has added three new story-times to their monthly schedule Due to their popularity we are nowoffering two toddler story times on Saturdays 10 and 11 am Saturday
afternoon ldquoStories and Craftrdquo will continue at 2 pmStory Apptations We are happy to announce a new digital story time that
will begin on February 8 and will take place the second and fourth Mondaysof the month at 330 pm This story time is for pre-school children ages 3-5and will use iPads to explore apps ebooks and music to foster the develop-ment of early literacy skills needed for kindergarten This is a small groupstory time limited to 20 children plus their parent iPads will be provided
Paws 2 Read The dogs are back Paws 2 Read is a reading enrichment pro-gram for children ages 4-12 that provides therapy dogs for children to readto This all volunteer
program encourages
children to increasetheir reading skills and build self-confidence by reading aloud to cer-tified trained therapydogs The ldquoGo Teamrdquotherapy dogs will beavailable the secondSaturday March 12and one-on-one readingwill begin on SaturdayApril 9mdashchildren canwalk-in and register toread to a dog for 15minutes Reading isdone on a first comefirst serve basis
T
he City of Huntington Beach has been selected as a 2015 Califor-
nia Parks amp Recreation Society(CPRS) Award of Excellence recipientfor the television segment ldquoRec ReportrdquoThe monthly segment which spotlightsthe many recreation activities provided
by the City of Huntington Beach took top honors in the Digital Media Cate-gory
ldquoRec Reportrdquo is produced by longtimeHuntington Beach resident Matt Liffre-ing in cooperation with the City of Hunt-ington Beach and the Public CableTelevision Authority (PCTA) The seg-ment airs as part of the ldquoSurf City High-lightsrdquo television program that airsregularly on the Cityrsquos cable TV channelHBTV-3
The CPRS awards program recog-nizes outstanding achievement in the
areas of facility design park planningmarketing and communication andcommunity improvement and program-ming The City of Huntington Beachwill receive the award at a ceremony atthe Hyatt Regency Long Beach onMarch 11 2016
ldquoRec Reportrdquo ldquoSurf City Highlightsrdquoand other exclusive local television pro-gramming can be seen in the City of Huntington Beach via Time Warner Cable and Verizon FiOS on HBTVChannel 3
For more information on the PublicCable Television Authority and to viewclips of PCTA-produced local television
programming visit wwwpctatv
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Huntington Beach Council on Aging Donates
$100000 for Senior ServicesH
untington Beach CA Jan 222016 -- At the January 19 CityCouncil meeting the Huntington
Beach Council on Aging (HBCOA) pre-sented the City with a check for $100000for use in senior programs at the newSenior Center in Central Park The center is anticipated to open by the summer of this year and several grand openingevents are in the works In recognition of its donation the HBCOA name will be
proudly displayed in the Grand Entry of the Senior Center in Central Park
The new Senior Center in Central Park is a one-story senior center located withinthe 343-acre Huntington Central Park and generally located west of the inter-section of Goldenwest Street and TalbertAvenue The Senior Center will have ap-
proximately 37000 square feet withmulti-purpose rooms a community hall
computer lab gameroom gym
dance rooms multi-use classrooms caremanagement offices dining roomkitchen transportation offices and more
HBCOA provides regular financialsupport to Huntington Beach City senior
programs and services Over the lastseven years HBCOA has contributed inexcess of $13M HBCOA hosts a num-
ber of fund raisers including the annualOn Course Golf Tournament in June andthe Senior Saturday Community Festivalin September
The Huntington Beach Council onAging is a non-profit 501(c)3 corporationin the City of Huntington Beach Califor-nia HBCOA seeks to enhance the dig-nity and quality of life of HuntingtonBeach seniors create awareness of theevolving needs of HB seniors and re-spond with resources for innovative serv-ices and programs HBCOA supportslocal seniors and their families throughmany beneficial programs offered by theHuntington Beach Senior Center and the
HB Seniors Outreach Center HBCOAsupport includes a wide variety of serv-ices classes activities and clubs de-signed to help seniors stay healthy andactive as well as maintain self-sufficiencyand independence with dignity
Senior Center naming andsponsor opportu-nities are avail-able for the
building as wellas for the variousopening eventsand the HBCOAchallenges other organizationscorporations andindividuals to
participate For more informationon how you can
become involved in the New Senior Cen-ter in Central Park please visit theHBCOA website at wwwhbcoaorg andthe HBCOA Facebook page atwwwfacebookcomhbcoa
HB WinsldquoRec Reportrdquo
HB Reads
One Book
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During the Baseball Winter Meetingsin December MLB announced newguidelines designed
to extend ballpark net-ting The recommendations follow a season duringwhich a number of serious injuries at ballparksaround the country garnered extensive publicity
MLBrsquos new policy is not a mandate Teams areldquoencouragedrdquo to extend the netting from behindhome plate a distance of 70 feet down each foulline or to the ends of the dugouts closest to home plate The guidelines also apply to MLB springtraining facilities
Critics have voiced their displeasure with the new
guidelines claiming MLB didnrsquot go far enough Firstthey say the policy should be mandatory and second thatthe netting should extend to the outfield side of the dugouts if notfurther
Dan Halem MLBrsquos chief legal officer added that Both fan safety andfan choice are extremely important to MLB and these recommendationsreflect those principles What Halem is really saying is the league is con-cerned fans that prefer to be close to the action in order to kibitz with the play-ers and obtain foul balls would be unwilling to pay the premium prices teamscurrently charge for seats close to the field if they are required to watch thegame through a screen
MLBrsquos trade off ndash fan safety for increased revenue ndash is supported by thecourts based on a longstanding legal concept known as ldquoThe Baseball RulerdquoThe Rule adopted in a majority of states basically says when a fan enters a ballpark they should expect that bats and balls will be flying into the stands
And when that happens fans assume the risk of injury So long as the Ruleremains in effect MLB teams have little incentive to add additional netting
or take other measures to protect fans from injury They merely transfer thecost of the occasional lawsuit to their insurance carriers
But several recent cases have suggested thatthe environment has changed since the Base- ball Rule was first adopted Newly designed ballparks provide seating closer to the field of play and in-game promotions and social mediadivert fansrsquo attention from the action on thefield making them less attentive and moresusceptible to injury
How serious is the issue of ballpark safetyAccording to an analysis conducted byBloomberg News 1750 spectators are injuredevery year by batted balls at Major League
games While not all injuries are serious somerequire hospitalization and multiple surgeriesFortunately only one spectator has died from afoul ball at a Major League ballpark at a 1970game between the Dodgers and the Giants atDodger Stadium Two fans have been killed by
foul balls at Minor League stadiums one in 1960 and another in 2010Despite MLBrsquos new netting policy the best way for fans to stay safe at the
ballpark is to be diligent and pay attention
The information contained in this column does not necessarily reflect theopinion of The Local News
By Jordan Kobritz
KobritzonSports
Jordan Kobritz is a former attorney CPA and Minor League Baseball
team owner He is a Professor in the Sport Management Department at
SUNY Cortland and maintains the blog httpsportsbeyondthelinescom
Jordan can be reached at jordankobritzcortlandedu
The Baseball Rule Yoursquore Out When
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Friday May 13th6 pm - 9 pm Reception
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Big Mama ducks sponsored by localbusinesses organizations and
individuals compete for the covetedGolden Duck Traveling Trophy and
year-long bragging rights
Corporate Duck $100Corporate ldquoSuper Star Heroesrdquo Duck $125
Flock of Five Corporate Ducks $500(Flock includes 1 Super Star Heroes duck and 4 Corporate ducks)
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Baby Ducks $10Baby ldquoSuper Star Heroesrdquo Ducks $20
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Showcase your companys products andservices at the Taste and gain maximumexposure to thousands of potential cus-tomers Our vendor partners can choosefrom three reasonably-priced levels ofparticipation ranging from $250-$750Vendor packages feature a booth at theTaste inclusion in various event promo-tions a year-round presence on our web-site and of coursendashcomplimentary ticketsto the Taste Visit the vendor page of ourwebsite (wwwTasteHBcom) or emailvendorsTasteHBcom for more info
The Taste of HB is presented bythe Friends of the Childrenrsquos Library
and proceeds go to the Childrenrsquosdepartments of the HB Public Library
Sunday April 24 201612 Noon
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The 2016 Taste of Huntington Beach is aone price all-inclusive event that tastes sogood The Taste features a unique samplingof 50 of the finest restaurants Huntington Beach has to offer pairedwith more than 40 of Californias premium wineries and craft brew-eries - all in the name of charity The Taste of Huntington Beach isSunday April 24 from 12 noon to 4 PM (Special VIP Reception 11AM to 12 Noon) at the HB Sports Complex 18100 GoldenwestStreet at Talbert -- across the parking lot from the HB Central Library
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IHOP - Downtown HB200 Main St - Huntington Beach CA
(714) 374-4553
522 Main StHuntington Beach
714-960-0219 wwwthaiwavehuntingtonbeachcom
Happy Hour3pm-6pm
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877-771-395618211 Beach Blvd (Between Talbert and Ellis)
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PROVIDING TOP-QUALITY SERVICETO HUNTINGTON BEACH DRIVERS
Visit DeLillo Chevrolet if youre seeking a safe reliable andhigh-tech vehicle in Huntington Beach
As a family-owned dealership since 1961 we take great pridein delivering high-quality vehicles and excellent customer
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Post Game NumbersA
t this point not setting a ratings record is essentially
a disappointment for the Super Bowl So Sundays
Denver-Carolina showdown which aired on CBS
played out under a shroud of lofty expectations -- but initial
returns show that it did not disappoint
The first number for Super Bowl 50 based on Nielsens
metered markets is a 49 rating and a massive 73 share among
households Thats just off from last years 497 rating The
2015 overnight rating marked an all-time high for the Super
Bowl ultimately translating to an average 1144 million view-
ers It topped the previous years game (1115 million viewers)
to become the most-watched telecast in US TV history
Working against Super Bowl 50 was the fact that it was
a relatively low-scoring game Quarterback Peyton Man-
ning and the Denver Broncos ultimately topped the Car-
olina Panthers 24-10 in a pairing that was not nearly as year
prior But scores are not something that appear to affect the
Super Bowl 2014 set a record with an absurdly lopsided
43-8 victory for the Seattle Seahawks Its one of several
ways in which Super Bowl has proven itself immune to
TVs trends of ratings fatigue Even by its own lofty stan-
dards and seemingly regardless of play the biggest night
of the US TV calendar has consistently been outdoing it-
self in recent years
2015 497 rating 1144 million viewers
2014 464 rating 1115 million viewers
2013 481 rating 1084 million viewers
2012 478 rating 1113 million viewers
2011 479 rating 111 million viewers
Super Bowl record for the team that scores first 31-16
Winning percent of the favored team by oddsmakers 72
Lowest face value price of a Super Bowl ticket $800
Cost of a 30 second Super Bowl spot $35 Million
Cost of a 30 second Super Bowl spot in 1970 $42000
Amount of money each player on the
winning Super Bowl team receives $88000
Amount of money each player on the
losing Super Bowl team receives $46000
SUPER BOWL FOOD SALES STATISTICSCases of beer sold on Super Bowl Sunday 492 Million
Chicken wings sold on Super Bowl week 125 Million
Pounds of avocados used for guacamole during Super Bowl 71 Million
Rise in pizza deliveries on Super Bowl Sunday 35
Rise in 7-Elevenrsquos antacid sales the day after 20
WHERE PEOPLE WATCH THE SUPER BOWL PERCENTAt home alone immediate family 46
At home with friends relatives 31
At friend relativersquos home 14
Other not sure 7
At bar restaurant 3
MOST SUPER BOWL WINS WINSPittsburgh Steelers 6-2
Dallas Cowboys 5-3
San Francisco 49ers 5-1
New England Patriots 4-4
Green Bay Packers 4-1
TEAMS THAT HAVE NEVER PLAYED IN A SUPER BOWLLions Browns Texans Jaguars
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The information contained in this column does not necessarily reflect the opinion of The Local News
E
Who says mothers arent powerful
Esther Carlstone (momme) tells us aboutHILDA JOHNSON BRUNGOT
Hilda Johnson Brungot (1886-1982) was a Berlin New
Hampshire native who became dean of women state legisla-
tors She was a forty-four-year-old mother of 6 children when
she first went to Concord as a legislator Reelected 18 times
she served 41 years before retiring in 1975 Brungotrsquos portrait
hangs in Legislative Hall at the State Capitol only the third
woman to be so honored
Brownies Cocktails amp WOMEN
These tasty oatmeal cookies are simple andinviting breakfast recipe Serve with some orange juice or tea and enjoy
Time needed 10 min preparation
Serving Size Yield 12 cookies
Ingredients34 C vegetable shortening 1 C brown sugar 12 C granulated sugar 1 egg 14 C water 1 tsp almond extract
3 C uncooked oats1 C flour 1 tsp salt 12 tsp soda14 C almonds chopped
DirectionsBegin by preheating
your oven to 350 degreesBeat together shorteningsugars egg water andvanilla until creamy Addremaining ingredients Mix well Drop by rounded teaspoonfulsonto a greased cookie sheet and bake at 350 degrees for 12-15minutes Let cool and then enjoy
STRONG WOMEN -Breakfast QuickOatmeal Almond
Cookies
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Preparation 5 mins
Ingredients300g (10oz) hulled strawberries300g (10oz) caster sugar Juice 5 lemonsStill or sparkling mineral water to diluteSliced limes and strawberries and sprigs of mint to serve
Method
Put the hulled strawberries caster sugar and lemon juice into a blender and pulse until smoothStrain the mixture through a sieve into a large bowl and stir thoroughly to ensure all the sugar dis-solves
You can transfer the cordial to a large bottle or storage container until neededDilute with still or sparkling water (about 1 part cordial to 4 parts water) and serve with ice lime
and strawberry slices and sprigs of mint Pomegranate also looks pretty as a garnish
Top tips
The cordial will keep in the fridge for up to 5 days If you fancy making it into a cocktail simplyadd vodka to taste
About the SrawberryLemonade Cocktail
C o c k t a i l C o r n e r
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NEWSEPTI NGrsquoS WORLD
Only Local News
Chris Epting
HBNews1aolcom
R ecently I had the honor of introducing eight timeOlympic medalist Shirley
Babashoff at the annual
KinderVision dinner held eachyear in Huntington Beach
In the mid-1970s Shirley wasarguably the strongest femaleswimmer on the planet After winning three medals in Munichin 1972 she began an arduoustraining regimen that involvedswimming literally 20 miles aday seven days a week for four years By the time the 1976games rolled around in Mon-treacuteal it seemed all but obviousthat she would win the gold ineach of the six races was en-tered in Just before the
games at the trials in LongBeach she put on one of themost impressive single per-formances in swimming his-tory This was the momentThis was her destiny
But then something hap- pened The East Germanteam which had emergedfrom nowhere in the previ-ous three years to becomean almost incomprehensi- ble force in swimming
ran away with most of the gold atthe games Shirley had been sus- pecting them of cheating for yearsand in Montreacuteal she finally spokeher mind publicly She calledthem out for doping and the worldturned on her hard All of a sud-den she was ldquoSurly Shirley theugly American
She would go on to lead her relay team to gold in the finalswimming event of the games Itsconsidered to be one of the mostexciting races in modern sportshistory America had finally wonthe gold But the reaction to
Shirleys courage and honestycrushed her She retired fromswimming at age 19 When theBerlin Wall fell in the 1980s theworld learned that she had beencorrect in her accusations Shewas vindicated
In the late 1980s she began
work as a mail carrier for theHuntington Beach Postal Serviceand she is still at work theretoday Shirley maybe the greatestAmerican athlete that you maynot be familiar with This summer I think a lot of that will change because the book that she and Iwrote about her life ldquoMakingWavesrdquo will be released in July
Im sharing the cover of the book early in this column so thatyou can see Im very proud of thestory and even prouder of myfriend Shirley for all she has donein her life and for how she repre-
sented her country in twoOlympic games Once the book comes out Im going to interviewher for this column but I did wantto make you aware that finallythe truth about Shirley story willfinally be told for all the world toread
chr ischriseptingcom
The information contained in this column does not necessarily reflect the opinion of The Local News
Chris Epting is an award-winning journalist and the au- thor of 25 books including Huntington Beach Then amp Now Vanishing Orange County and Roadside Base- ball You can follow him on Twitter chrisepting
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Huntington Beach SeniorServices is seeking
volunteers for the HomeDelivered Meals program
In their own vehicle volunteers deliver mealsfrom the Senior Outreach
Center to older residentsone weekday between930 am and 1130 am
Volunteers give back tothe community brightensomeonersquos day have fun
and meet interestingpeople Because of the
dedicated team of volunteers Huntington
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For more information onHome Delivered Meals or
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Diane Swarts VolunteerCoordinator
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Dear EarthTalk Is it true that Apple
gets around US labor standards and laws by out-
sourcing production to China mdash Josie Walsh New York NY
Apple isnrsquot the only tech giant outsourcing much of its production to Chinese manufacturers nowadays but thesheer popularity of the California-based companyrsquos prod-ucts makes it an especially easy target for activists con-cerned about worker health and safety China Labor Watchand other groupshave exposed inhu-mane conditions athuge Chinese facto-ries of suppliers likeFoxconn and Pega-tron that supportmany US-basedtech firms Workersat these facilitiesmany who are under-age are often re-quired to work 18-hour shifts and areroutinely exposed totoxic chemicalsmdashbutstill can barely makeends meet The prob-lem came to a head in2010 when journalists got word that 14 workers had com-mitted suicide at Foxconnrsquos massive iPhone-assemblymanufacturing facility in China
Another issue dogging Applersquos Chinese partners isworker exposure to toxic chemicals and a higher than av-erage incidence of leukemia among employees Appleagreed to discontinue using two of the worst offenders
benzene and n-hexane after the non-profit groups China
Labor Watch and Green America collected upwards of 40000 signatures from consumers demanding action from
the company But China still allows its manufacturing sec-tor to use several other carcinogenic chemicals long out-lawed in the US and Europe Repeated exposure to thesesubstances is another threat Chinese workers have to con-
tend with when working on the assembly line makingsmartphones and other tech gadgets Despite knowledge of the dangerous conditions
Applersquos Chinese suppliers rarely struggle to find workersmany of whom are willing to take the relatively high pay-ing jobs despite the risksmdashespecially if they are support-ing loved ones at home who depend upon the extra money
to survive Chinarsquoshuge population cre-ates an infinite sup- ply of workers suchthat even a large-scale walkout would be pointless The as-sembly line systemgives each person arepetitive simple job that can betaught in an hour
For its partApple continues toclaim they are in-vestigating the sit-uation and doingeverything theycan to ensure sat-
isfactory working conditions In 2010 the company re-vamped its supplier responsibility standards andthreatened it would terminate relations with Chinesemanufacturers that refuse to toe the line and also calledfor new audits on all of its ldquofinal assemblyrdquo facilities inChina Two years later Apple became the first technol-ogy company admitted to the Fair Labor Association anon-profit that conducts independent monitoring andverification to ensure acceptable workplace standards
While this affiliation doesnrsquot mean Foxconn Pegatronand other Chinese high tech suppliers are beholden to
standards as stringent as US labor laws activists con-sider it a step in the right direction and continue to keepan eye on the situation
Of course whether or not Apple steps up on the issue
may depend more on if consumers are willing to foregothe companyrsquos products due to worker exploitation issuesAnd thatrsquos not likely to happen anytime soon as Ameri-cans and others continue to buy iPhones iPads and Macsas fast as Apple and its Chinese partners can produce them
CONTACTS Apple Supplier Responsibility
wwwapplecomsupplier-responsibility
Foxconnwwwfoxconncom
Pegatronwwwpegatroncorpcom
China Labor Watchwwwchinalaborwatchorg
Green Americawwwgreenamericaorg
Fair Labor Associationwwwfairlabororg
EarthTalk reg
From the Editors of
EThe Environmental
Magazine
Earthwallreg is produced by Roddy Scheer and Doug Moss and is a
registered trademark ofEarth Action Network Inc
SEND YOUR QUESTIONS TO
earthtalkemagazinecom
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greater number of single-cru bot-tlings and the arrival of newly desig-nated sub-zones have helped
Muscadet elevate its reputation drawingworthy comparisons to white Burgundy Butwhat will it take for the region to truly set itself apart Jon Bonneacute considers Muscadets past and fu-ture through the eyes of the winemakers looking toreshape it
Jon Bonneacute IS FLUENT IN WINEFrench citiesespecially secondary French cities often do bestwhen theyrsquore looking backwards In the case of
Nantes long a sleepy spot in the western Loire itwould be easy to assume that it peaked many yearsagomdashperhaps during the Industrial Revolution
when its docks were full of grain and spices (anddisturbingly slaves)
Thatrsquos why I was completely unprepared for whatI found when I rolled in on a warm fall day a
bustling growing tech hub one of Europersquos green-est cities functional in all the ways that most Frenchcities arenrsquot The tram system is fleet Therersquos littleof the brutalist midcentury architecture that weighson France like a curse The mild often wet climateis maritime Gaul at its best Francersquos Seattle Ithought admiringly
The distinct pride emanating from Nantes thesedays seems to come from being unburdened by the
past The Nantais love their reclaimed stature asBrittanyrsquos major city and they beam with locavoreLoire pride too embracing the proximity to theriverrsquos bounty Little gastropubs and wine bars offer up immaculate produce plump Brittany oysters andof course local wine which in Nantes essentiallymeans Muscadet grown throughout the surroundingcountryside
Last November I headed south from the city and pulled off the expressway into the town of La Haye-
Fouassiegravere one of the major Muscadet towns UsuallyFrench roundabouts are dec-orated with flowers or a bas-
ket press but here just downthe street from the Mondelezfactory with its scent of fresh-baked Lu biscuits sitsa full-scale model of a flyingsaucer complete with cos-monauts Why a UFO Iasked a local winemaker
ldquoWersquore looking toward thefuturerdquo
While Nantes so clearlyreflects this notion that was-nrsquot my initial impression of Muscadet On a first glance
it seems to be a place of stasis old vineyards with-ering old farmers retiring The global reputation of its winesmdashcheap industrial old-fashionedmdashmoreor less remains their reputation in France too
But on closer inspection I discovered a placegeared up for radical change Its best wines have al-ways been a world apart from the meager thin ver-sions made by many local neacutegociants bottles likeLuneau-Papinrsquos luxe smoky Excelsior aged for twoyears or the fleshy quince-flavored Chacircteau-Theacutebaud from Les Becirctes Curieuses a project dedi-cated to single-cru bottlings from winemakersJeacutereacutemie Huchet and Jeacutereacutemie Mourat have for years
been nipping atthe heels of whiteBurgundy
Whatrsquos hap- pening in Mus-
cadet todaythough is more profoundto the point that even the French avant-garde hasnrsquotreally caught on Many regions aspire to more thanwhat the old French appellations permitted themBut Muscadet having reached the terminus of itsold ways has decidedmdashlike the city that has alwaysnourished itmdashto decisively step into the futureRather than pray for the return of the easy money of the past its best producers bet that they can achievesomething greater
The most basic changes here can be found manyother places in France better farming lower yieldsimproved winemaking But Muscadet has a differ-
ent burden than other regions Its wines were rarelyexalted and it never really shaped a distinct identityAs Franccedilois Midavaine stated in a 1994 book on thetopic ldquoItrsquos a bit tricky to talk about Muscadet as awine regionrdquo
More than 20 years later that Nantais push towardthe future is shared by an emerging generation of vi-gneronsmdashmany of them following in the footstepsof their parentsmdashwho believe itrsquos their destiny tocompletely refashion Muscadet as a significant
place making significant wine They have much intheir favor a loyal devotion to one grapemdashmelonde Bourgognemdashand a fantastic diversity of soilshosting the northernmost vines on Francersquos westcoast
ldquoMuscadetrdquo says Jo Landron of Domaine de laLouvetrie one of the regionrsquos most vocal lobbyistsfor change ldquois coming into its place among the greatwinesrdquo
David White is the founder and editor ofTerroiristcom which was named
Best Overall Wine Blog at the 2013Wine Blog Awards
His columns are housed at Grape Collective
Francersquos Most
Underrated
White Wine
Steps Out
On the Vine
David White
The information contained in this column does not necessarily reflect the opinion of The Local News
Local Coastal CuisineThe ocean view from Zimzala is one tall drink of water Save your ap-
petite though - Zimzala is big on the flavors of Southern CaliforniaChef Damon Kelly puts the bountiful produce that grows here year-
round into tantalizing dishes that change every season Come as you are -were friendly and mellow just like the sun seekers catching rays on thenearby shore Huntington Beach restaurants are as laid back as they come but we know youre here to cut loose too Which is why from morning tonight we invite you to hang with us over live music handcrafted cocktailsand a free-spirited ambiance like no other
Breakfast Mon-Fri 700 am - 1100 am
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It changes every season Just to keep you on your toes Expect plentiful produce freshly picked from our beautiful California landscape minglingwith sustainable fish meat and more
Chef Damon Kelly
Look - its Damon Kelly You might know this SoCal native as a profes-sional skimboarder Hes also Shorebreaks chef transforming local
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Moe News Than You Can HandleFrom the Mailbag
7145366300Main Street EyewearLooks at Life Through
Designer GlassesMoe Kanoudi
Just AnotherLoving Elephant Story
In 1986 Peter Davies was on holiday inKenya after graduating from Northwest-ern University
On a hike through the bush he cameacross a young bull elephant standing withone leg raised in the air
The elephant seemed distressed so Peter approached it very carefully
He got down on one knee inspected theelephantrsquos foot and found a large piece of wood deeply embedded in it As carefullyand as gently as he could Peter worked thewood out with his knife after which the ele- phant gingerly put down its foot
The elephant turned to face the man andwith a rather curious look on its face staredat him for several tense moments Peter stood frozenthinking of nothing else but being trampled
Eventually the elephant trumpeted loudlyturned and walked away
Peter never forgot that elephant or the
events of that dayTwenty years later Peter was walking
through the Chicago Zoo with his teenagedson As they approached the elephant en-closure one of the creatures turned andwalked over to near where Peter and his sonCameron were standing The large bull ele- phant stared at Peter lifted its front foot off the ground then put it down
The elephant did that several times thentrumpeted loudly all the while staring at theman
Remembering the encounter in 1986Peter could not help wondering if this wasthe same elephant
Peter summoned up his courage climbedover the railing and made his way into theenclosure He walked right up to the ele- phant and stared back in wonder
The elephant trumpeted again wrapped itstrunk around one of Peter legs and slammedhim against the railing killing him in-stantly
Probably wasnt the same elephant
Be careful out there You never reallyknow who your friends are
T h e i n f or m a t i o n c o n t a i n e d i n t h i s c o l u m n d o e s n o t n e c e s s ar i l yr e f l e c t t h e o p i n i o n o f T h eL
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An enraged driver was filmedstopping on a busy highway inCalifornia to beat a fellow mo-
torist this week Another driver startedfilming moments before two men went
at it in the middle of traffic on the 134freeway near Glendale CA The film-maker who didnt want to be namedtold CBS Los Angeles he started film-ing when he saw a driver in an Infinitirepeatedly trying to cut off a man in aVolkswagen Jetta He was concernedthe two cars might crash
The driver of the Jetta told CBS hisside of the story He also did not wantto be identified He said the Infiniticrossed several lanes to cut him offThe driver of the Infiniti threw whatappeared to be coins at his car Even-tually the two road-ragers and the film-ing driver come to a stop on the busy
freeway Amazingly no one was hit
though horns blared in the back-ground The Infiniti driver left his ownvehicle and confronted the driver of the Jetta who was still in his driversseat He punched the driver several
times and choked him The Jettadriver told CBS that the man kept ask-ing why he was mocking him
I really thought if this guy does onestep to the left hes going to get hit bya car in the carpool lane the anony-mous filmmaker told CBS You sawhim he was screaming at him Strikehim a couple of times and the Jetta is
just trying to leave the sceneWhile the Jetta driver didnt file a po-
lice report California Highway Patrolreleased a statement sayingits investigating the inci-dent and urging anyonewith information to come
forward ~ Erin Marquis
ROAD RAGE
Google Brings 40 US ParksTo Your Dash
Engadget
G
oogle just made it easier to visit some of the US biggest landmarks with-
out hopping on an airplane Itsteaming up with the NationalPark Service to offer 360-degreeStreet View imagery for 40 na-tional parks and historic sitesranging from Alcatrazs leg-endary prison to the ancient cliff dwellings of Montezuma CastleThe collection also touts photosof artifacts from those locationsWant to see furniture from Abra-ham Lincolns house You can No this wont recreate thegrandeur youd get from beingthere yourself but it beats having
to rely on tourists photos to geta feel for what youre missing
This article by Jon Fingasoriginally ran on Engadget thedefinitive guide to this connected life
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It sounds like a broken record that re-
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come down to the lowest levels since Aprilof 2015 And the commercials are trueEven those who completed a refinancewithin the last year may do well to investi-gate their options once again
According to the largest mortgage ratesurvey in the county that released by Fred-die Mac the average rate on a 30 year mort-gage started February at 372 This is thelowest level since the 368 of April 2015
As usual the media picked up on the dropin rates and advertisements for mortgagesare hot and heavy all over again
At least the media is quick to mention thelower rates Very rarely do they mention the part of the report disclosing the costs Ac-cording to Freddie Mac the average cost tosecure a 30 year fixed mortgage was 06 points This is in addition to paying the title and escrow fees
Of course this is the ldquoaveragerdquo Some companies are more compet-itive than others and some applicants are better qualified Competitivemortgage companies are able to offer these rates (or better) with $0costs for well-qualified applicants
For most homeowners this reduction in rate could save one thou-sand two thousand dollars or more in interest every year
But perhaps the best kept secret in the mortgage industry the onethat the media never seems to talk about is the 20 year fixed This iscurrently available at 35 or lower with little to no closing costs for well-qualified applicants
The 20 year fixed is the black sheep of the mortgage industry While30 year and 15 year fixed rate loans are the darlings of the industry
that are alwaystalked about and doted on most
homeowners donrsquot even knowthat a 20 year fixed is an op-
tion Well it is Manyhomeowners might besurprised to learn that a
new 20 year fixed at35 could helpthem pay off their mortgage faster without raising
their paymenttoo much Inmany cases the payment actu-ally goesdown
Letrsquos look at someone
who got a $350000 loan seven years ago at 4375 The payment onthat loan would be $174750 After seven years the remaining princi- pal balance on that loan would be down to $303762
A new 20 year loan of $303762 at 35 would be a payment of $176170 For an extra $1420 per month this homeowner can save 3years off their mortgage payments Extrapolating this out $1420 per
month is $17040 per year and $3408 over 20 years The savings of eliminating three years of mortgage payments of $174750 per month($20970 per year) is $62910 saved over those three years of elimi-nated payments If treated as an investment there arenrsquot too many places where one can invest $3400 and get a return of over $60000 ina span of 20 years
And this is what makes the 20 year fixed one of the best-kept secretsin the mortgage industry
Arnaud Dufour
Mortgage Rates
Drop Again
rnaud Dufour
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The information contained in this column does not necessarily reflect the opinion of The Local News
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restaurants entertainment local events something for everybody
The Children‟s Dept of the Central Library has added three new story-times to their monthly schedule Due to their popularity we are nowoffering two toddler story times on Saturdays 10 and 11 am Saturday
afternoon ldquoStories and Craftrdquo will continue at 2 pmStory Apptations We are happy to announce a new digital story time that
will begin on February 8 and will take place the second and fourth Mondaysof the month at 330 pm This story time is for pre-school children ages 3-5and will use iPads to explore apps ebooks and music to foster the develop-ment of early literacy skills needed for kindergarten This is a small groupstory time limited to 20 children plus their parent iPads will be provided
Paws 2 Read The dogs are back Paws 2 Read is a reading enrichment pro-gram for children ages 4-12 that provides therapy dogs for children to readto This all volunteer
program encourages
children to increasetheir reading skills and build self-confidence by reading aloud to cer-tified trained therapydogs The ldquoGo Teamrdquotherapy dogs will beavailable the secondSaturday March 12and one-on-one readingwill begin on SaturdayApril 9mdashchildren canwalk-in and register toread to a dog for 15minutes Reading isdone on a first comefirst serve basis
T
he City of Huntington Beach has been selected as a 2015 Califor-
nia Parks amp Recreation Society(CPRS) Award of Excellence recipientfor the television segment ldquoRec ReportrdquoThe monthly segment which spotlightsthe many recreation activities provided
by the City of Huntington Beach took top honors in the Digital Media Cate-gory
ldquoRec Reportrdquo is produced by longtimeHuntington Beach resident Matt Liffre-ing in cooperation with the City of Hunt-ington Beach and the Public CableTelevision Authority (PCTA) The seg-ment airs as part of the ldquoSurf City High-lightsrdquo television program that airsregularly on the Cityrsquos cable TV channelHBTV-3
The CPRS awards program recog-nizes outstanding achievement in the
areas of facility design park planningmarketing and communication andcommunity improvement and program-ming The City of Huntington Beachwill receive the award at a ceremony atthe Hyatt Regency Long Beach onMarch 11 2016
ldquoRec Reportrdquo ldquoSurf City Highlightsrdquoand other exclusive local television pro-gramming can be seen in the City of Huntington Beach via Time Warner Cable and Verizon FiOS on HBTVChannel 3
For more information on the PublicCable Television Authority and to viewclips of PCTA-produced local television
programming visit wwwpctatv
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Huntington Beach Council on Aging Donates
$100000 for Senior ServicesH
untington Beach CA Jan 222016 -- At the January 19 CityCouncil meeting the Huntington
Beach Council on Aging (HBCOA) pre-sented the City with a check for $100000for use in senior programs at the newSenior Center in Central Park The center is anticipated to open by the summer of this year and several grand openingevents are in the works In recognition of its donation the HBCOA name will be
proudly displayed in the Grand Entry of the Senior Center in Central Park
The new Senior Center in Central Park is a one-story senior center located withinthe 343-acre Huntington Central Park and generally located west of the inter-section of Goldenwest Street and TalbertAvenue The Senior Center will have ap-
proximately 37000 square feet withmulti-purpose rooms a community hall
computer lab gameroom gym
dance rooms multi-use classrooms caremanagement offices dining roomkitchen transportation offices and more
HBCOA provides regular financialsupport to Huntington Beach City senior
programs and services Over the lastseven years HBCOA has contributed inexcess of $13M HBCOA hosts a num-
ber of fund raisers including the annualOn Course Golf Tournament in June andthe Senior Saturday Community Festivalin September
The Huntington Beach Council onAging is a non-profit 501(c)3 corporationin the City of Huntington Beach Califor-nia HBCOA seeks to enhance the dig-nity and quality of life of HuntingtonBeach seniors create awareness of theevolving needs of HB seniors and re-spond with resources for innovative serv-ices and programs HBCOA supportslocal seniors and their families throughmany beneficial programs offered by theHuntington Beach Senior Center and the
HB Seniors Outreach Center HBCOAsupport includes a wide variety of serv-ices classes activities and clubs de-signed to help seniors stay healthy andactive as well as maintain self-sufficiencyand independence with dignity
Senior Center naming andsponsor opportu-nities are avail-able for the
building as wellas for the variousopening eventsand the HBCOAchallenges other organizationscorporations andindividuals to
participate For more informationon how you can
become involved in the New Senior Cen-ter in Central Park please visit theHBCOA website at wwwhbcoaorg andthe HBCOA Facebook page atwwwfacebookcomhbcoa
HB WinsldquoRec Reportrdquo
HB Reads
One Book
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During the Baseball Winter Meetingsin December MLB announced newguidelines designed
to extend ballpark net-ting The recommendations follow a season duringwhich a number of serious injuries at ballparksaround the country garnered extensive publicity
MLBrsquos new policy is not a mandate Teams areldquoencouragedrdquo to extend the netting from behindhome plate a distance of 70 feet down each foulline or to the ends of the dugouts closest to home plate The guidelines also apply to MLB springtraining facilities
Critics have voiced their displeasure with the new
guidelines claiming MLB didnrsquot go far enough Firstthey say the policy should be mandatory and second thatthe netting should extend to the outfield side of the dugouts if notfurther
Dan Halem MLBrsquos chief legal officer added that Both fan safety andfan choice are extremely important to MLB and these recommendationsreflect those principles What Halem is really saying is the league is con-cerned fans that prefer to be close to the action in order to kibitz with the play-ers and obtain foul balls would be unwilling to pay the premium prices teamscurrently charge for seats close to the field if they are required to watch thegame through a screen
MLBrsquos trade off ndash fan safety for increased revenue ndash is supported by thecourts based on a longstanding legal concept known as ldquoThe Baseball RulerdquoThe Rule adopted in a majority of states basically says when a fan enters a ballpark they should expect that bats and balls will be flying into the stands
And when that happens fans assume the risk of injury So long as the Ruleremains in effect MLB teams have little incentive to add additional netting
or take other measures to protect fans from injury They merely transfer thecost of the occasional lawsuit to their insurance carriers
But several recent cases have suggested thatthe environment has changed since the Base- ball Rule was first adopted Newly designed ballparks provide seating closer to the field of play and in-game promotions and social mediadivert fansrsquo attention from the action on thefield making them less attentive and moresusceptible to injury
How serious is the issue of ballpark safetyAccording to an analysis conducted byBloomberg News 1750 spectators are injuredevery year by batted balls at Major League
games While not all injuries are serious somerequire hospitalization and multiple surgeriesFortunately only one spectator has died from afoul ball at a Major League ballpark at a 1970game between the Dodgers and the Giants atDodger Stadium Two fans have been killed by
foul balls at Minor League stadiums one in 1960 and another in 2010Despite MLBrsquos new netting policy the best way for fans to stay safe at the
ballpark is to be diligent and pay attention
The information contained in this column does not necessarily reflect theopinion of The Local News
By Jordan Kobritz
KobritzonSports
Jordan Kobritz is a former attorney CPA and Minor League Baseball
team owner He is a Professor in the Sport Management Department at
SUNY Cortland and maintains the blog httpsportsbeyondthelinescom
Jordan can be reached at jordankobritzcortlandedu
The Baseball Rule Yoursquore Out When
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Gallaghers Pub and Grill300 Pacific Coast Hwy Ste 113 Huntington Beach CA 92648
entrance on Walnut St between Main St and 3rd St
7145362422wwwgallagherspubcom
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Buy online wwwduckathonorg714-500-0DUCK (0382) bull emailinfoduckathonorg
This Space Provided by The Local News as a courtesy to AltaMedsHuntington Beach Community Clinic amp their Support Group
Donrsquot Miss
The 24th Annual
Duck-a-Thon
The Festival includes a childrenrsquos area withactivities galore for your ducklings featuring
Carnival Games bull Bounce Houses bull Face PaintingDuck Decorating bull Duck Dip bull Cotton Candy
Popcorn amp more A scoop at our famous Duck Dip booth could win you multiple prizes
Grown-up kids welcome to take a dip too
trade
FridayMay 13th
SaturdayMay 14th
SundayMay 15th
at the
HuntingtonBeachPier
Friday May 13th6 pm - 9 pm Reception
Saturday May 14th3 pm ndash The Main Event
The weekend kicks off with our Food and Wine Tasting bythe sea Come join us and sample outstanding winesbeer and food from local restaurants as the sun sets
over the Pacific Enjoy entertainmentopportunity drawings and a silent auction
Ticket - $45 advance $55 at the doorIncludes a souvenir wine glass
VIP Tickets $55 in advance $65 at the door(includes deluxe wine glass VIP check-in parking validation)
For tickets visit wwwduckathonorg
Kid Zone Carnival
Big Mama ducks sponsored by localbusinesses organizations and
individuals compete for the covetedGolden Duck Traveling Trophy and
year-long bragging rights
Corporate Duck $100Corporate ldquoSuper Star Heroesrdquo Duck $125
Flock of Five Corporate Ducks $500(Flock includes 1 Super Star Heroes duck and 4 Corporate ducks)
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Classic little yellow ducks and Super Star Heroes ducksrace to shore for prizes The first 60 ashore
win prizes for their ownersWinning Super Star Heroes ducks win TWO prizes
Baby Ducks $10Baby ldquoSuper Star Heroesrdquo Ducks $20
Sunday May 15th1 pm ndash Corporate Duck Race
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A BOX OFPICTURESA BOX OFPICTURES
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WE ARE WHAT WE EATFresh and healthy Persian Cuisine geared
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catering available visit us online saffrongrilloccom
Open Sun-Wed 11am to 9pmThurs-Sat 11am to 10pm
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Join Us For Breakfast Sat amp Sun
OPEN 11am daily 10am weekends221 Main St Huntington Beach
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Sip into Paradise Aloha Specialty Cocktails
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Taco Tuesday Specialsserved until 9pm Aloha Grill
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8911 Adams AvenueHuntington Beach CA 92646
Call us (714) 968 4466Take Out (714) 962 7998
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BUSINESS HOURS8am -8pm
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We bake and cook every day People have been eating our delicious foods
for 60 years The next time yoursquore preparing any kind of function or party
come in and taste the same foods yoursquoll be ordering Or come in
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F R O M 4 -8
44 Years in Huntington BeachStill trying after all these years To bring high quality and
low prices to our customers
TASTE OF
HUNTINGTON
BEACH
Where Fine foodGood Spirit and
Friendly People Meet
Buy tickets starting Feb 1General admission
All-inclusive general admission ticketsare only $60 (through 229) $70 fromMarch1-April 23 $75 at the doorPurchase them now at the ChildrensDesk of the HB Central Library or onlineat wwwTasteHBcom
Designated Driver TicketsAlso available for general and VIP tickets($10 less than the going price) online orat the Childrens Desk For info ondiscount purchases of 10 or more ticketsat one time email ticketsTasteHBcom
Treat Yourself to Exclusive VIP Tickets
Join us for our exclusive VIP receptionfrom 11 AM to 12 noon with free cham-pagne and hors doeuvres and bonus raf-fles available only to our VIPs You alsoget a free Taste tote bag with specialitems AND you can enter the restauranttent 20 minutes before everyone elseFood and beverages served at yourtable You also receive free valet parkingDont delay ndash buy your limited edition VIPtickets TODAY $80 through 229 and$90 after March 1 For tickets or moreinfo please go to wwwTasteHBcom
Have Your BusinessJoin Our Taste Team
Showcase your companys products andservices at the Taste and gain maximumexposure to thousands of potential cus-tomers Our vendor partners can choosefrom three reasonably-priced levels ofparticipation ranging from $250-$750Vendor packages feature a booth at theTaste inclusion in various event promo-tions a year-round presence on our web-site and of coursendashcomplimentary ticketsto the Taste Visit the vendor page of ourwebsite (wwwTasteHBcom) or emailvendorsTasteHBcom for more info
The Taste of HB is presented bythe Friends of the Childrenrsquos Library
and proceeds go to the Childrenrsquosdepartments of the HB Public Library
Sunday April 24 201612 Noon
till 4pm
T a s t e T i c
k e t s
A r e O n S
a l e
N O W
The 2016 Taste of Huntington Beach is aone price all-inclusive event that tastes sogood The Taste features a unique samplingof 50 of the finest restaurants Huntington Beach has to offer pairedwith more than 40 of Californias premium wineries and craft brew-eries - all in the name of charity The Taste of Huntington Beach isSunday April 24 from 12 noon to 4 PM (Special VIP Reception 11AM to 12 Noon) at the HB Sports Complex 18100 GoldenwestStreet at Talbert -- across the parking lot from the HB Central Library
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IHOP - Downtown HB200 Main St - Huntington Beach CA
(714) 374-4553
522 Main StHuntington Beach
714-960-0219 wwwthaiwavehuntingtonbeachcom
Happy Hour3pm-6pm
20 offappetizerMonday - Friday
Dine - In Only
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N A T A L I E
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other offer
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877-771-395618211 Beach Blvd (Between Talbert and Ellis)
wwwdelillocom
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Post Game NumbersA
t this point not setting a ratings record is essentially
a disappointment for the Super Bowl So Sundays
Denver-Carolina showdown which aired on CBS
played out under a shroud of lofty expectations -- but initial
returns show that it did not disappoint
The first number for Super Bowl 50 based on Nielsens
metered markets is a 49 rating and a massive 73 share among
households Thats just off from last years 497 rating The
2015 overnight rating marked an all-time high for the Super
Bowl ultimately translating to an average 1144 million view-
ers It topped the previous years game (1115 million viewers)
to become the most-watched telecast in US TV history
Working against Super Bowl 50 was the fact that it was
a relatively low-scoring game Quarterback Peyton Man-
ning and the Denver Broncos ultimately topped the Car-
olina Panthers 24-10 in a pairing that was not nearly as year
prior But scores are not something that appear to affect the
Super Bowl 2014 set a record with an absurdly lopsided
43-8 victory for the Seattle Seahawks Its one of several
ways in which Super Bowl has proven itself immune to
TVs trends of ratings fatigue Even by its own lofty stan-
dards and seemingly regardless of play the biggest night
of the US TV calendar has consistently been outdoing it-
self in recent years
2015 497 rating 1144 million viewers
2014 464 rating 1115 million viewers
2013 481 rating 1084 million viewers
2012 478 rating 1113 million viewers
2011 479 rating 111 million viewers
Super Bowl record for the team that scores first 31-16
Winning percent of the favored team by oddsmakers 72
Lowest face value price of a Super Bowl ticket $800
Cost of a 30 second Super Bowl spot $35 Million
Cost of a 30 second Super Bowl spot in 1970 $42000
Amount of money each player on the
winning Super Bowl team receives $88000
Amount of money each player on the
losing Super Bowl team receives $46000
SUPER BOWL FOOD SALES STATISTICSCases of beer sold on Super Bowl Sunday 492 Million
Chicken wings sold on Super Bowl week 125 Million
Pounds of avocados used for guacamole during Super Bowl 71 Million
Rise in pizza deliveries on Super Bowl Sunday 35
Rise in 7-Elevenrsquos antacid sales the day after 20
WHERE PEOPLE WATCH THE SUPER BOWL PERCENTAt home alone immediate family 46
At home with friends relatives 31
At friend relativersquos home 14
Other not sure 7
At bar restaurant 3
MOST SUPER BOWL WINS WINSPittsburgh Steelers 6-2
Dallas Cowboys 5-3
San Francisco 49ers 5-1
New England Patriots 4-4
Green Bay Packers 4-1
TEAMS THAT HAVE NEVER PLAYED IN A SUPER BOWLLions Browns Texans Jaguars
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The information contained in this column does not necessarily reflect the opinion of The Local News
E
Who says mothers arent powerful
Esther Carlstone (momme) tells us aboutHILDA JOHNSON BRUNGOT
Hilda Johnson Brungot (1886-1982) was a Berlin New
Hampshire native who became dean of women state legisla-
tors She was a forty-four-year-old mother of 6 children when
she first went to Concord as a legislator Reelected 18 times
she served 41 years before retiring in 1975 Brungotrsquos portrait
hangs in Legislative Hall at the State Capitol only the third
woman to be so honored
Brownies Cocktails amp WOMEN
These tasty oatmeal cookies are simple andinviting breakfast recipe Serve with some orange juice or tea and enjoy
Time needed 10 min preparation
Serving Size Yield 12 cookies
Ingredients34 C vegetable shortening 1 C brown sugar 12 C granulated sugar 1 egg 14 C water 1 tsp almond extract
3 C uncooked oats1 C flour 1 tsp salt 12 tsp soda14 C almonds chopped
DirectionsBegin by preheating
your oven to 350 degreesBeat together shorteningsugars egg water andvanilla until creamy Addremaining ingredients Mix well Drop by rounded teaspoonfulsonto a greased cookie sheet and bake at 350 degrees for 12-15minutes Let cool and then enjoy
STRONG WOMEN -Breakfast QuickOatmeal Almond
Cookies
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Serves Makes 500ml cordial
Preparation 5 mins
Ingredients300g (10oz) hulled strawberries300g (10oz) caster sugar Juice 5 lemonsStill or sparkling mineral water to diluteSliced limes and strawberries and sprigs of mint to serve
Method
Put the hulled strawberries caster sugar and lemon juice into a blender and pulse until smoothStrain the mixture through a sieve into a large bowl and stir thoroughly to ensure all the sugar dis-solves
You can transfer the cordial to a large bottle or storage container until neededDilute with still or sparkling water (about 1 part cordial to 4 parts water) and serve with ice lime
and strawberry slices and sprigs of mint Pomegranate also looks pretty as a garnish
Top tips
The cordial will keep in the fridge for up to 5 days If you fancy making it into a cocktail simplyadd vodka to taste
About the SrawberryLemonade Cocktail
C o c k t a i l C o r n e r
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Chris Epting
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R ecently I had the honor of introducing eight timeOlympic medalist Shirley
Babashoff at the annual
KinderVision dinner held eachyear in Huntington Beach
In the mid-1970s Shirley wasarguably the strongest femaleswimmer on the planet After winning three medals in Munichin 1972 she began an arduoustraining regimen that involvedswimming literally 20 miles aday seven days a week for four years By the time the 1976games rolled around in Mon-treacuteal it seemed all but obviousthat she would win the gold ineach of the six races was en-tered in Just before the
games at the trials in LongBeach she put on one of themost impressive single per-formances in swimming his-tory This was the momentThis was her destiny
But then something hap- pened The East Germanteam which had emergedfrom nowhere in the previ-ous three years to becomean almost incomprehensi- ble force in swimming
ran away with most of the gold atthe games Shirley had been sus- pecting them of cheating for yearsand in Montreacuteal she finally spokeher mind publicly She calledthem out for doping and the worldturned on her hard All of a sud-den she was ldquoSurly Shirley theugly American
She would go on to lead her relay team to gold in the finalswimming event of the games Itsconsidered to be one of the mostexciting races in modern sportshistory America had finally wonthe gold But the reaction to
Shirleys courage and honestycrushed her She retired fromswimming at age 19 When theBerlin Wall fell in the 1980s theworld learned that she had beencorrect in her accusations Shewas vindicated
In the late 1980s she began
work as a mail carrier for theHuntington Beach Postal Serviceand she is still at work theretoday Shirley maybe the greatestAmerican athlete that you maynot be familiar with This summer I think a lot of that will change because the book that she and Iwrote about her life ldquoMakingWavesrdquo will be released in July
Im sharing the cover of the book early in this column so thatyou can see Im very proud of thestory and even prouder of myfriend Shirley for all she has donein her life and for how she repre-
sented her country in twoOlympic games Once the book comes out Im going to interviewher for this column but I did wantto make you aware that finallythe truth about Shirley story willfinally be told for all the world toread
chr ischriseptingcom
The information contained in this column does not necessarily reflect the opinion of The Local News
Chris Epting is an award-winning journalist and the au- thor of 25 books including Huntington Beach Then amp Now Vanishing Orange County and Roadside Base- ball You can follow him on Twitter chrisepting
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Dear EarthTalk Is it true that Apple
gets around US labor standards and laws by out-
sourcing production to China mdash Josie Walsh New York NY
Apple isnrsquot the only tech giant outsourcing much of its production to Chinese manufacturers nowadays but thesheer popularity of the California-based companyrsquos prod-ucts makes it an especially easy target for activists con-cerned about worker health and safety China Labor Watchand other groupshave exposed inhu-mane conditions athuge Chinese facto-ries of suppliers likeFoxconn and Pega-tron that supportmany US-basedtech firms Workersat these facilitiesmany who are under-age are often re-quired to work 18-hour shifts and areroutinely exposed totoxic chemicalsmdashbutstill can barely makeends meet The prob-lem came to a head in2010 when journalists got word that 14 workers had com-mitted suicide at Foxconnrsquos massive iPhone-assemblymanufacturing facility in China
Another issue dogging Applersquos Chinese partners isworker exposure to toxic chemicals and a higher than av-erage incidence of leukemia among employees Appleagreed to discontinue using two of the worst offenders
benzene and n-hexane after the non-profit groups China
Labor Watch and Green America collected upwards of 40000 signatures from consumers demanding action from
the company But China still allows its manufacturing sec-tor to use several other carcinogenic chemicals long out-lawed in the US and Europe Repeated exposure to thesesubstances is another threat Chinese workers have to con-
tend with when working on the assembly line makingsmartphones and other tech gadgets Despite knowledge of the dangerous conditions
Applersquos Chinese suppliers rarely struggle to find workersmany of whom are willing to take the relatively high pay-ing jobs despite the risksmdashespecially if they are support-ing loved ones at home who depend upon the extra money
to survive Chinarsquoshuge population cre-ates an infinite sup- ply of workers suchthat even a large-scale walkout would be pointless The as-sembly line systemgives each person arepetitive simple job that can betaught in an hour
For its partApple continues toclaim they are in-vestigating the sit-uation and doingeverything theycan to ensure sat-
isfactory working conditions In 2010 the company re-vamped its supplier responsibility standards andthreatened it would terminate relations with Chinesemanufacturers that refuse to toe the line and also calledfor new audits on all of its ldquofinal assemblyrdquo facilities inChina Two years later Apple became the first technol-ogy company admitted to the Fair Labor Association anon-profit that conducts independent monitoring andverification to ensure acceptable workplace standards
While this affiliation doesnrsquot mean Foxconn Pegatronand other Chinese high tech suppliers are beholden to
standards as stringent as US labor laws activists con-sider it a step in the right direction and continue to keepan eye on the situation
Of course whether or not Apple steps up on the issue
may depend more on if consumers are willing to foregothe companyrsquos products due to worker exploitation issuesAnd thatrsquos not likely to happen anytime soon as Ameri-cans and others continue to buy iPhones iPads and Macsas fast as Apple and its Chinese partners can produce them
CONTACTS Apple Supplier Responsibility
wwwapplecomsupplier-responsibility
Foxconnwwwfoxconncom
Pegatronwwwpegatroncorpcom
China Labor Watchwwwchinalaborwatchorg
Green Americawwwgreenamericaorg
Fair Labor Associationwwwfairlabororg
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greater number of single-cru bot-tlings and the arrival of newly desig-nated sub-zones have helped
Muscadet elevate its reputation drawingworthy comparisons to white Burgundy Butwhat will it take for the region to truly set itself apart Jon Bonneacute considers Muscadets past and fu-ture through the eyes of the winemakers looking toreshape it
Jon Bonneacute IS FLUENT IN WINEFrench citiesespecially secondary French cities often do bestwhen theyrsquore looking backwards In the case of
Nantes long a sleepy spot in the western Loire itwould be easy to assume that it peaked many yearsagomdashperhaps during the Industrial Revolution
when its docks were full of grain and spices (anddisturbingly slaves)
Thatrsquos why I was completely unprepared for whatI found when I rolled in on a warm fall day a
bustling growing tech hub one of Europersquos green-est cities functional in all the ways that most Frenchcities arenrsquot The tram system is fleet Therersquos littleof the brutalist midcentury architecture that weighson France like a curse The mild often wet climateis maritime Gaul at its best Francersquos Seattle Ithought admiringly
The distinct pride emanating from Nantes thesedays seems to come from being unburdened by the
past The Nantais love their reclaimed stature asBrittanyrsquos major city and they beam with locavoreLoire pride too embracing the proximity to theriverrsquos bounty Little gastropubs and wine bars offer up immaculate produce plump Brittany oysters andof course local wine which in Nantes essentiallymeans Muscadet grown throughout the surroundingcountryside
Last November I headed south from the city and pulled off the expressway into the town of La Haye-
Fouassiegravere one of the major Muscadet towns UsuallyFrench roundabouts are dec-orated with flowers or a bas-
ket press but here just downthe street from the Mondelezfactory with its scent of fresh-baked Lu biscuits sitsa full-scale model of a flyingsaucer complete with cos-monauts Why a UFO Iasked a local winemaker
ldquoWersquore looking toward thefuturerdquo
While Nantes so clearlyreflects this notion that was-nrsquot my initial impression of Muscadet On a first glance
it seems to be a place of stasis old vineyards with-ering old farmers retiring The global reputation of its winesmdashcheap industrial old-fashionedmdashmoreor less remains their reputation in France too
But on closer inspection I discovered a placegeared up for radical change Its best wines have al-ways been a world apart from the meager thin ver-sions made by many local neacutegociants bottles likeLuneau-Papinrsquos luxe smoky Excelsior aged for twoyears or the fleshy quince-flavored Chacircteau-Theacutebaud from Les Becirctes Curieuses a project dedi-cated to single-cru bottlings from winemakersJeacutereacutemie Huchet and Jeacutereacutemie Mourat have for years
been nipping atthe heels of whiteBurgundy
Whatrsquos hap- pening in Mus-
cadet todaythough is more profoundto the point that even the French avant-garde hasnrsquotreally caught on Many regions aspire to more thanwhat the old French appellations permitted themBut Muscadet having reached the terminus of itsold ways has decidedmdashlike the city that has alwaysnourished itmdashto decisively step into the futureRather than pray for the return of the easy money of the past its best producers bet that they can achievesomething greater
The most basic changes here can be found manyother places in France better farming lower yieldsimproved winemaking But Muscadet has a differ-
ent burden than other regions Its wines were rarelyexalted and it never really shaped a distinct identityAs Franccedilois Midavaine stated in a 1994 book on thetopic ldquoItrsquos a bit tricky to talk about Muscadet as awine regionrdquo
More than 20 years later that Nantais push towardthe future is shared by an emerging generation of vi-gneronsmdashmany of them following in the footstepsof their parentsmdashwho believe itrsquos their destiny tocompletely refashion Muscadet as a significant
place making significant wine They have much intheir favor a loyal devotion to one grapemdashmelonde Bourgognemdashand a fantastic diversity of soilshosting the northernmost vines on Francersquos westcoast
ldquoMuscadetrdquo says Jo Landron of Domaine de laLouvetrie one of the regionrsquos most vocal lobbyistsfor change ldquois coming into its place among the greatwinesrdquo
David White is the founder and editor ofTerroiristcom which was named
Best Overall Wine Blog at the 2013Wine Blog Awards
His columns are housed at Grape Collective
Francersquos Most
Underrated
White Wine
Steps Out
On the Vine
David White
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Local Coastal CuisineThe ocean view from Zimzala is one tall drink of water Save your ap-
petite though - Zimzala is big on the flavors of Southern CaliforniaChef Damon Kelly puts the bountiful produce that grows here year-
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Just AnotherLoving Elephant Story
In 1986 Peter Davies was on holiday inKenya after graduating from Northwest-ern University
On a hike through the bush he cameacross a young bull elephant standing withone leg raised in the air
The elephant seemed distressed so Peter approached it very carefully
He got down on one knee inspected theelephantrsquos foot and found a large piece of wood deeply embedded in it As carefullyand as gently as he could Peter worked thewood out with his knife after which the ele- phant gingerly put down its foot
The elephant turned to face the man andwith a rather curious look on its face staredat him for several tense moments Peter stood frozenthinking of nothing else but being trampled
Eventually the elephant trumpeted loudlyturned and walked away
Peter never forgot that elephant or the
events of that dayTwenty years later Peter was walking
through the Chicago Zoo with his teenagedson As they approached the elephant en-closure one of the creatures turned andwalked over to near where Peter and his sonCameron were standing The large bull ele- phant stared at Peter lifted its front foot off the ground then put it down
The elephant did that several times thentrumpeted loudly all the while staring at theman
Remembering the encounter in 1986Peter could not help wondering if this wasthe same elephant
Peter summoned up his courage climbedover the railing and made his way into theenclosure He walked right up to the ele- phant and stared back in wonder
The elephant trumpeted again wrapped itstrunk around one of Peter legs and slammedhim against the railing killing him in-stantly
Probably wasnt the same elephant
Be careful out there You never reallyknow who your friends are
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An enraged driver was filmedstopping on a busy highway inCalifornia to beat a fellow mo-
torist this week Another driver startedfilming moments before two men went
at it in the middle of traffic on the 134freeway near Glendale CA The film-maker who didnt want to be namedtold CBS Los Angeles he started film-ing when he saw a driver in an Infinitirepeatedly trying to cut off a man in aVolkswagen Jetta He was concernedthe two cars might crash
The driver of the Jetta told CBS hisside of the story He also did not wantto be identified He said the Infiniticrossed several lanes to cut him offThe driver of the Infiniti threw whatappeared to be coins at his car Even-tually the two road-ragers and the film-ing driver come to a stop on the busy
freeway Amazingly no one was hit
though horns blared in the back-ground The Infiniti driver left his ownvehicle and confronted the driver of the Jetta who was still in his driversseat He punched the driver several
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I really thought if this guy does onestep to the left hes going to get hit bya car in the carpool lane the anony-mous filmmaker told CBS You sawhim he was screaming at him Strikehim a couple of times and the Jetta is
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ROAD RAGE
Google Brings 40 US ParksTo Your Dash
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oogle just made it easier to visit some of the US biggest landmarks with-
out hopping on an airplane Itsteaming up with the NationalPark Service to offer 360-degreeStreet View imagery for 40 na-tional parks and historic sitesranging from Alcatrazs leg-endary prison to the ancient cliff dwellings of Montezuma CastleThe collection also touts photosof artifacts from those locationsWant to see furniture from Abra-ham Lincolns house You can No this wont recreate thegrandeur youd get from beingthere yourself but it beats having
to rely on tourists photos to geta feel for what youre missing
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It sounds like a broken record that re-
peats itself every few months but itrsquoshappened again Mortgage rates have
come down to the lowest levels since Aprilof 2015 And the commercials are trueEven those who completed a refinancewithin the last year may do well to investi-gate their options once again
According to the largest mortgage ratesurvey in the county that released by Fred-die Mac the average rate on a 30 year mort-gage started February at 372 This is thelowest level since the 368 of April 2015
As usual the media picked up on the dropin rates and advertisements for mortgagesare hot and heavy all over again
At least the media is quick to mention thelower rates Very rarely do they mention the part of the report disclosing the costs Ac-cording to Freddie Mac the average cost tosecure a 30 year fixed mortgage was 06 points This is in addition to paying the title and escrow fees
Of course this is the ldquoaveragerdquo Some companies are more compet-itive than others and some applicants are better qualified Competitivemortgage companies are able to offer these rates (or better) with $0costs for well-qualified applicants
For most homeowners this reduction in rate could save one thou-sand two thousand dollars or more in interest every year
But perhaps the best kept secret in the mortgage industry the onethat the media never seems to talk about is the 20 year fixed This iscurrently available at 35 or lower with little to no closing costs for well-qualified applicants
The 20 year fixed is the black sheep of the mortgage industry While30 year and 15 year fixed rate loans are the darlings of the industry
that are alwaystalked about and doted on most
homeowners donrsquot even knowthat a 20 year fixed is an op-
tion Well it is Manyhomeowners might besurprised to learn that a
new 20 year fixed at35 could helpthem pay off their mortgage faster without raising
their paymenttoo much Inmany cases the payment actu-ally goesdown
Letrsquos look at someone
who got a $350000 loan seven years ago at 4375 The payment onthat loan would be $174750 After seven years the remaining princi- pal balance on that loan would be down to $303762
A new 20 year loan of $303762 at 35 would be a payment of $176170 For an extra $1420 per month this homeowner can save 3years off their mortgage payments Extrapolating this out $1420 per
month is $17040 per year and $3408 over 20 years The savings of eliminating three years of mortgage payments of $174750 per month($20970 per year) is $62910 saved over those three years of elimi-nated payments If treated as an investment there arenrsquot too many places where one can invest $3400 and get a return of over $60000 ina span of 20 years
And this is what makes the 20 year fixed one of the best-kept secretsin the mortgage industry
Arnaud Dufour
Mortgage Rates
Drop Again
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Arnaud Dufour is a Sr Mortgage Banker at Newport Beach based DLJ Financial With more than eleven years in the industry
Arnaud is available to answer questions in Real Estate Finance bull E-mail adufourdljfinancialcom bull Call 714-677-4107
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Model Code K3KStock 6763P
Ford EdgeLimited SUV
2 0 1 3 Ford EdgeLimited SUV
MSRP $23490
Mileage 436
Engine 16L I-4 cyl
Transmission 5-Speed Manual
Drive Line Front-wheel Drive
Exterior Color Magnetic
Interior Color Black
VIN 3FADP4EE7FM221664Model Code P4E
Stock 16841A
Ford FiestaSE Hatchback
2 0 1 5 Ford FiestaSE Hatchback
Bodystyle Sedan
Engine 10L I-3 cyl
Transmission Manual
Drive Line Front-wheel Drive
Exterior Color Magnetic
Interior Color Black
VIN 1FADP3FE3FL241341
Model Code P3F
Stock 15579
Ford Focus SESedan
2 0 1 5 Ford Focus SESedan
MSRP $15900
Bodystyle Hatchback
Mileage 31254
Engine 20L I-4 cyl
Transmission CVT
Drive Line Front-wheel Drive
Exterior Color Sterling Gray
VIN 1FADP5BU3DL517524
Model Code P5B
Stock 6745P
Ford C-MaxHybrid SEL
2 0 1 3 Ford C-MaxHybrid SEL
MSRP $15990
Ford MustangCoupe
2 0 1 5 Ford MustangCoupe
MSRP $37900
LOW PRICE HYBRID
AUTOMATIC LOW MILES
MSRP $15890
35L V-6
WO WBodystyle Coupe
Engine 50L V-8 cyl
Transmission 6-Speed Automatic
Drive Line Rear-wheel Drive
Exterior Color Magnetic
Interior Color Black
VIN 1FA6P8CF7F5382274
Model Code P8C
Stock 15598
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During the Baseball Winter Meetingsin December MLB announced newguidelines designed
to extend ballpark net-ting The recommendations follow a season duringwhich a number of serious injuries at ballparksaround the country garnered extensive publicity
MLBrsquos new policy is not a mandate Teams areldquoencouragedrdquo to extend the netting from behindhome plate a distance of 70 feet down each foulline or to the ends of the dugouts closest to home plate The guidelines also apply to MLB springtraining facilities
Critics have voiced their displeasure with the new
guidelines claiming MLB didnrsquot go far enough Firstthey say the policy should be mandatory and second thatthe netting should extend to the outfield side of the dugouts if notfurther
Dan Halem MLBrsquos chief legal officer added that Both fan safety andfan choice are extremely important to MLB and these recommendationsreflect those principles What Halem is really saying is the league is con-cerned fans that prefer to be close to the action in order to kibitz with the play-ers and obtain foul balls would be unwilling to pay the premium prices teamscurrently charge for seats close to the field if they are required to watch thegame through a screen
MLBrsquos trade off ndash fan safety for increased revenue ndash is supported by thecourts based on a longstanding legal concept known as ldquoThe Baseball RulerdquoThe Rule adopted in a majority of states basically says when a fan enters a ballpark they should expect that bats and balls will be flying into the stands
And when that happens fans assume the risk of injury So long as the Ruleremains in effect MLB teams have little incentive to add additional netting
or take other measures to protect fans from injury They merely transfer thecost of the occasional lawsuit to their insurance carriers
But several recent cases have suggested thatthe environment has changed since the Base- ball Rule was first adopted Newly designed ballparks provide seating closer to the field of play and in-game promotions and social mediadivert fansrsquo attention from the action on thefield making them less attentive and moresusceptible to injury
How serious is the issue of ballpark safetyAccording to an analysis conducted byBloomberg News 1750 spectators are injuredevery year by batted balls at Major League
games While not all injuries are serious somerequire hospitalization and multiple surgeriesFortunately only one spectator has died from afoul ball at a Major League ballpark at a 1970game between the Dodgers and the Giants atDodger Stadium Two fans have been killed by
foul balls at Minor League stadiums one in 1960 and another in 2010Despite MLBrsquos new netting policy the best way for fans to stay safe at the
ballpark is to be diligent and pay attention
The information contained in this column does not necessarily reflect theopinion of The Local News
By Jordan Kobritz
KobritzonSports
Jordan Kobritz is a former attorney CPA and Minor League Baseball
team owner He is a Professor in the Sport Management Department at
SUNY Cortland and maintains the blog httpsportsbeyondthelinescom
Jordan can be reached at jordankobritzcortlandedu
The Baseball Rule Yoursquore Out When
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Gallaghers Pub and Grill300 Pacific Coast Hwy Ste 113 Huntington Beach CA 92648
entrance on Walnut St between Main St and 3rd St
7145362422wwwgallagherspubcom
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Saturdays and SundaysBreakfast Served All Day
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Buy online wwwduckathonorg714-500-0DUCK (0382) bull emailinfoduckathonorg
This Space Provided by The Local News as a courtesy to AltaMedsHuntington Beach Community Clinic amp their Support Group
Donrsquot Miss
The 24th Annual
Duck-a-Thon
The Festival includes a childrenrsquos area withactivities galore for your ducklings featuring
Carnival Games bull Bounce Houses bull Face PaintingDuck Decorating bull Duck Dip bull Cotton Candy
Popcorn amp more A scoop at our famous Duck Dip booth could win you multiple prizes
Grown-up kids welcome to take a dip too
trade
FridayMay 13th
SaturdayMay 14th
SundayMay 15th
at the
HuntingtonBeachPier
Friday May 13th6 pm - 9 pm Reception
Saturday May 14th3 pm ndash The Main Event
The weekend kicks off with our Food and Wine Tasting bythe sea Come join us and sample outstanding winesbeer and food from local restaurants as the sun sets
over the Pacific Enjoy entertainmentopportunity drawings and a silent auction
Ticket - $45 advance $55 at the doorIncludes a souvenir wine glass
VIP Tickets $55 in advance $65 at the door(includes deluxe wine glass VIP check-in parking validation)
For tickets visit wwwduckathonorg
Kid Zone Carnival
Big Mama ducks sponsored by localbusinesses organizations and
individuals compete for the covetedGolden Duck Traveling Trophy and
year-long bragging rights
Corporate Duck $100Corporate ldquoSuper Star Heroesrdquo Duck $125
Flock of Five Corporate Ducks $500(Flock includes 1 Super Star Heroes duck and 4 Corporate ducks)
B u y y o u r
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Classic little yellow ducks and Super Star Heroes ducksrace to shore for prizes The first 60 ashore
win prizes for their ownersWinning Super Star Heroes ducks win TWO prizes
Baby Ducks $10Baby ldquoSuper Star Heroesrdquo Ducks $20
Sunday May 15th1 pm ndash Corporate Duck Race
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WE ARE WHAT WE EATFresh and healthy Persian Cuisine geared
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Open Sun-Wed 11am to 9pmThurs-Sat 11am to 10pm
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Join Us For Breakfast Sat amp Sun
OPEN 11am daily 10am weekends221 Main St Huntington Beach
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Sip into Paradise Aloha Specialty Cocktails
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We bake and cook every day People have been eating our delicious foods
for 60 years The next time yoursquore preparing any kind of function or party
come in and taste the same foods yoursquoll be ordering Or come in
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F R O M 4 -8
44 Years in Huntington BeachStill trying after all these years To bring high quality and
low prices to our customers
TASTE OF
HUNTINGTON
BEACH
Where Fine foodGood Spirit and
Friendly People Meet
Buy tickets starting Feb 1General admission
All-inclusive general admission ticketsare only $60 (through 229) $70 fromMarch1-April 23 $75 at the doorPurchase them now at the ChildrensDesk of the HB Central Library or onlineat wwwTasteHBcom
Designated Driver TicketsAlso available for general and VIP tickets($10 less than the going price) online orat the Childrens Desk For info ondiscount purchases of 10 or more ticketsat one time email ticketsTasteHBcom
Treat Yourself to Exclusive VIP Tickets
Join us for our exclusive VIP receptionfrom 11 AM to 12 noon with free cham-pagne and hors doeuvres and bonus raf-fles available only to our VIPs You alsoget a free Taste tote bag with specialitems AND you can enter the restauranttent 20 minutes before everyone elseFood and beverages served at yourtable You also receive free valet parkingDont delay ndash buy your limited edition VIPtickets TODAY $80 through 229 and$90 after March 1 For tickets or moreinfo please go to wwwTasteHBcom
Have Your BusinessJoin Our Taste Team
Showcase your companys products andservices at the Taste and gain maximumexposure to thousands of potential cus-tomers Our vendor partners can choosefrom three reasonably-priced levels ofparticipation ranging from $250-$750Vendor packages feature a booth at theTaste inclusion in various event promo-tions a year-round presence on our web-site and of coursendashcomplimentary ticketsto the Taste Visit the vendor page of ourwebsite (wwwTasteHBcom) or emailvendorsTasteHBcom for more info
The Taste of HB is presented bythe Friends of the Childrenrsquos Library
and proceeds go to the Childrenrsquosdepartments of the HB Public Library
Sunday April 24 201612 Noon
till 4pm
T a s t e T i c
k e t s
A r e O n S
a l e
N O W
The 2016 Taste of Huntington Beach is aone price all-inclusive event that tastes sogood The Taste features a unique samplingof 50 of the finest restaurants Huntington Beach has to offer pairedwith more than 40 of Californias premium wineries and craft brew-eries - all in the name of charity The Taste of Huntington Beach isSunday April 24 from 12 noon to 4 PM (Special VIP Reception 11AM to 12 Noon) at the HB Sports Complex 18100 GoldenwestStreet at Talbert -- across the parking lot from the HB Central Library
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IHOP - Downtown HB200 Main St - Huntington Beach CA
(714) 374-4553
522 Main StHuntington Beach
714-960-0219 wwwthaiwavehuntingtonbeachcom
Happy Hour3pm-6pm
20 offappetizerMonday - Friday
Dine - In Only
NOW OPEN 7 DAYS
Monday thru Saturday 1100 AM - 1000 PM
Sunday 1200 PM - 1000 PM
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I W A V E
N A T A L I E
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and with great service
Ask about our Gift CardsDiscounts for groups
over 6 people (10)Reservations Required
l i v e m u s i c
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$5OFF
Any Purchaseof $25 or more
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Limit 1 discount
per table
Not Valid with any
other offer
$3OFFAny Purchase
of $25 or more
Delivery or Pick Up
Limit 1 Discount
per table
Not Valid with any
other offer
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TastingCOMING
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$ 1
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Post Game NumbersA
t this point not setting a ratings record is essentially
a disappointment for the Super Bowl So Sundays
Denver-Carolina showdown which aired on CBS
played out under a shroud of lofty expectations -- but initial
returns show that it did not disappoint
The first number for Super Bowl 50 based on Nielsens
metered markets is a 49 rating and a massive 73 share among
households Thats just off from last years 497 rating The
2015 overnight rating marked an all-time high for the Super
Bowl ultimately translating to an average 1144 million view-
ers It topped the previous years game (1115 million viewers)
to become the most-watched telecast in US TV history
Working against Super Bowl 50 was the fact that it was
a relatively low-scoring game Quarterback Peyton Man-
ning and the Denver Broncos ultimately topped the Car-
olina Panthers 24-10 in a pairing that was not nearly as year
prior But scores are not something that appear to affect the
Super Bowl 2014 set a record with an absurdly lopsided
43-8 victory for the Seattle Seahawks Its one of several
ways in which Super Bowl has proven itself immune to
TVs trends of ratings fatigue Even by its own lofty stan-
dards and seemingly regardless of play the biggest night
of the US TV calendar has consistently been outdoing it-
self in recent years
2015 497 rating 1144 million viewers
2014 464 rating 1115 million viewers
2013 481 rating 1084 million viewers
2012 478 rating 1113 million viewers
2011 479 rating 111 million viewers
Super Bowl record for the team that scores first 31-16
Winning percent of the favored team by oddsmakers 72
Lowest face value price of a Super Bowl ticket $800
Cost of a 30 second Super Bowl spot $35 Million
Cost of a 30 second Super Bowl spot in 1970 $42000
Amount of money each player on the
winning Super Bowl team receives $88000
Amount of money each player on the
losing Super Bowl team receives $46000
SUPER BOWL FOOD SALES STATISTICSCases of beer sold on Super Bowl Sunday 492 Million
Chicken wings sold on Super Bowl week 125 Million
Pounds of avocados used for guacamole during Super Bowl 71 Million
Rise in pizza deliveries on Super Bowl Sunday 35
Rise in 7-Elevenrsquos antacid sales the day after 20
WHERE PEOPLE WATCH THE SUPER BOWL PERCENTAt home alone immediate family 46
At home with friends relatives 31
At friend relativersquos home 14
Other not sure 7
At bar restaurant 3
MOST SUPER BOWL WINS WINSPittsburgh Steelers 6-2
Dallas Cowboys 5-3
San Francisco 49ers 5-1
New England Patriots 4-4
Green Bay Packers 4-1
TEAMS THAT HAVE NEVER PLAYED IN A SUPER BOWLLions Browns Texans Jaguars
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Who says mothers arent powerful
Esther Carlstone (momme) tells us aboutHILDA JOHNSON BRUNGOT
Hilda Johnson Brungot (1886-1982) was a Berlin New
Hampshire native who became dean of women state legisla-
tors She was a forty-four-year-old mother of 6 children when
she first went to Concord as a legislator Reelected 18 times
she served 41 years before retiring in 1975 Brungotrsquos portrait
hangs in Legislative Hall at the State Capitol only the third
woman to be so honored
Brownies Cocktails amp WOMEN
These tasty oatmeal cookies are simple andinviting breakfast recipe Serve with some orange juice or tea and enjoy
Time needed 10 min preparation
Serving Size Yield 12 cookies
Ingredients34 C vegetable shortening 1 C brown sugar 12 C granulated sugar 1 egg 14 C water 1 tsp almond extract
3 C uncooked oats1 C flour 1 tsp salt 12 tsp soda14 C almonds chopped
DirectionsBegin by preheating
your oven to 350 degreesBeat together shorteningsugars egg water andvanilla until creamy Addremaining ingredients Mix well Drop by rounded teaspoonfulsonto a greased cookie sheet and bake at 350 degrees for 12-15minutes Let cool and then enjoy
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Serves Makes 500ml cordial
Preparation 5 mins
Ingredients300g (10oz) hulled strawberries300g (10oz) caster sugar Juice 5 lemonsStill or sparkling mineral water to diluteSliced limes and strawberries and sprigs of mint to serve
Method
Put the hulled strawberries caster sugar and lemon juice into a blender and pulse until smoothStrain the mixture through a sieve into a large bowl and stir thoroughly to ensure all the sugar dis-solves
You can transfer the cordial to a large bottle or storage container until neededDilute with still or sparkling water (about 1 part cordial to 4 parts water) and serve with ice lime
and strawberry slices and sprigs of mint Pomegranate also looks pretty as a garnish
Top tips
The cordial will keep in the fridge for up to 5 days If you fancy making it into a cocktail simplyadd vodka to taste
About the SrawberryLemonade Cocktail
C o c k t a i l C o r n e r
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Chris Epting
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R ecently I had the honor of introducing eight timeOlympic medalist Shirley
Babashoff at the annual
KinderVision dinner held eachyear in Huntington Beach
In the mid-1970s Shirley wasarguably the strongest femaleswimmer on the planet After winning three medals in Munichin 1972 she began an arduoustraining regimen that involvedswimming literally 20 miles aday seven days a week for four years By the time the 1976games rolled around in Mon-treacuteal it seemed all but obviousthat she would win the gold ineach of the six races was en-tered in Just before the
games at the trials in LongBeach she put on one of themost impressive single per-formances in swimming his-tory This was the momentThis was her destiny
But then something hap- pened The East Germanteam which had emergedfrom nowhere in the previ-ous three years to becomean almost incomprehensi- ble force in swimming
ran away with most of the gold atthe games Shirley had been sus- pecting them of cheating for yearsand in Montreacuteal she finally spokeher mind publicly She calledthem out for doping and the worldturned on her hard All of a sud-den she was ldquoSurly Shirley theugly American
She would go on to lead her relay team to gold in the finalswimming event of the games Itsconsidered to be one of the mostexciting races in modern sportshistory America had finally wonthe gold But the reaction to
Shirleys courage and honestycrushed her She retired fromswimming at age 19 When theBerlin Wall fell in the 1980s theworld learned that she had beencorrect in her accusations Shewas vindicated
In the late 1980s she began
work as a mail carrier for theHuntington Beach Postal Serviceand she is still at work theretoday Shirley maybe the greatestAmerican athlete that you maynot be familiar with This summer I think a lot of that will change because the book that she and Iwrote about her life ldquoMakingWavesrdquo will be released in July
Im sharing the cover of the book early in this column so thatyou can see Im very proud of thestory and even prouder of myfriend Shirley for all she has donein her life and for how she repre-
sented her country in twoOlympic games Once the book comes out Im going to interviewher for this column but I did wantto make you aware that finallythe truth about Shirley story willfinally be told for all the world toread
chr ischriseptingcom
The information contained in this column does not necessarily reflect the opinion of The Local News
Chris Epting is an award-winning journalist and the au- thor of 25 books including Huntington Beach Then amp Now Vanishing Orange County and Roadside Base- ball You can follow him on Twitter chrisepting
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Dear EarthTalk Is it true that Apple
gets around US labor standards and laws by out-
sourcing production to China mdash Josie Walsh New York NY
Apple isnrsquot the only tech giant outsourcing much of its production to Chinese manufacturers nowadays but thesheer popularity of the California-based companyrsquos prod-ucts makes it an especially easy target for activists con-cerned about worker health and safety China Labor Watchand other groupshave exposed inhu-mane conditions athuge Chinese facto-ries of suppliers likeFoxconn and Pega-tron that supportmany US-basedtech firms Workersat these facilitiesmany who are under-age are often re-quired to work 18-hour shifts and areroutinely exposed totoxic chemicalsmdashbutstill can barely makeends meet The prob-lem came to a head in2010 when journalists got word that 14 workers had com-mitted suicide at Foxconnrsquos massive iPhone-assemblymanufacturing facility in China
Another issue dogging Applersquos Chinese partners isworker exposure to toxic chemicals and a higher than av-erage incidence of leukemia among employees Appleagreed to discontinue using two of the worst offenders
benzene and n-hexane after the non-profit groups China
Labor Watch and Green America collected upwards of 40000 signatures from consumers demanding action from
the company But China still allows its manufacturing sec-tor to use several other carcinogenic chemicals long out-lawed in the US and Europe Repeated exposure to thesesubstances is another threat Chinese workers have to con-
tend with when working on the assembly line makingsmartphones and other tech gadgets Despite knowledge of the dangerous conditions
Applersquos Chinese suppliers rarely struggle to find workersmany of whom are willing to take the relatively high pay-ing jobs despite the risksmdashespecially if they are support-ing loved ones at home who depend upon the extra money
to survive Chinarsquoshuge population cre-ates an infinite sup- ply of workers suchthat even a large-scale walkout would be pointless The as-sembly line systemgives each person arepetitive simple job that can betaught in an hour
For its partApple continues toclaim they are in-vestigating the sit-uation and doingeverything theycan to ensure sat-
isfactory working conditions In 2010 the company re-vamped its supplier responsibility standards andthreatened it would terminate relations with Chinesemanufacturers that refuse to toe the line and also calledfor new audits on all of its ldquofinal assemblyrdquo facilities inChina Two years later Apple became the first technol-ogy company admitted to the Fair Labor Association anon-profit that conducts independent monitoring andverification to ensure acceptable workplace standards
While this affiliation doesnrsquot mean Foxconn Pegatronand other Chinese high tech suppliers are beholden to
standards as stringent as US labor laws activists con-sider it a step in the right direction and continue to keepan eye on the situation
Of course whether or not Apple steps up on the issue
may depend more on if consumers are willing to foregothe companyrsquos products due to worker exploitation issuesAnd thatrsquos not likely to happen anytime soon as Ameri-cans and others continue to buy iPhones iPads and Macsas fast as Apple and its Chinese partners can produce them
CONTACTS Apple Supplier Responsibility
wwwapplecomsupplier-responsibility
Foxconnwwwfoxconncom
Pegatronwwwpegatroncorpcom
China Labor Watchwwwchinalaborwatchorg
Green Americawwwgreenamericaorg
Fair Labor Associationwwwfairlabororg
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greater number of single-cru bot-tlings and the arrival of newly desig-nated sub-zones have helped
Muscadet elevate its reputation drawingworthy comparisons to white Burgundy Butwhat will it take for the region to truly set itself apart Jon Bonneacute considers Muscadets past and fu-ture through the eyes of the winemakers looking toreshape it
Jon Bonneacute IS FLUENT IN WINEFrench citiesespecially secondary French cities often do bestwhen theyrsquore looking backwards In the case of
Nantes long a sleepy spot in the western Loire itwould be easy to assume that it peaked many yearsagomdashperhaps during the Industrial Revolution
when its docks were full of grain and spices (anddisturbingly slaves)
Thatrsquos why I was completely unprepared for whatI found when I rolled in on a warm fall day a
bustling growing tech hub one of Europersquos green-est cities functional in all the ways that most Frenchcities arenrsquot The tram system is fleet Therersquos littleof the brutalist midcentury architecture that weighson France like a curse The mild often wet climateis maritime Gaul at its best Francersquos Seattle Ithought admiringly
The distinct pride emanating from Nantes thesedays seems to come from being unburdened by the
past The Nantais love their reclaimed stature asBrittanyrsquos major city and they beam with locavoreLoire pride too embracing the proximity to theriverrsquos bounty Little gastropubs and wine bars offer up immaculate produce plump Brittany oysters andof course local wine which in Nantes essentiallymeans Muscadet grown throughout the surroundingcountryside
Last November I headed south from the city and pulled off the expressway into the town of La Haye-
Fouassiegravere one of the major Muscadet towns UsuallyFrench roundabouts are dec-orated with flowers or a bas-
ket press but here just downthe street from the Mondelezfactory with its scent of fresh-baked Lu biscuits sitsa full-scale model of a flyingsaucer complete with cos-monauts Why a UFO Iasked a local winemaker
ldquoWersquore looking toward thefuturerdquo
While Nantes so clearlyreflects this notion that was-nrsquot my initial impression of Muscadet On a first glance
it seems to be a place of stasis old vineyards with-ering old farmers retiring The global reputation of its winesmdashcheap industrial old-fashionedmdashmoreor less remains their reputation in France too
But on closer inspection I discovered a placegeared up for radical change Its best wines have al-ways been a world apart from the meager thin ver-sions made by many local neacutegociants bottles likeLuneau-Papinrsquos luxe smoky Excelsior aged for twoyears or the fleshy quince-flavored Chacircteau-Theacutebaud from Les Becirctes Curieuses a project dedi-cated to single-cru bottlings from winemakersJeacutereacutemie Huchet and Jeacutereacutemie Mourat have for years
been nipping atthe heels of whiteBurgundy
Whatrsquos hap- pening in Mus-
cadet todaythough is more profoundto the point that even the French avant-garde hasnrsquotreally caught on Many regions aspire to more thanwhat the old French appellations permitted themBut Muscadet having reached the terminus of itsold ways has decidedmdashlike the city that has alwaysnourished itmdashto decisively step into the futureRather than pray for the return of the easy money of the past its best producers bet that they can achievesomething greater
The most basic changes here can be found manyother places in France better farming lower yieldsimproved winemaking But Muscadet has a differ-
ent burden than other regions Its wines were rarelyexalted and it never really shaped a distinct identityAs Franccedilois Midavaine stated in a 1994 book on thetopic ldquoItrsquos a bit tricky to talk about Muscadet as awine regionrdquo
More than 20 years later that Nantais push towardthe future is shared by an emerging generation of vi-gneronsmdashmany of them following in the footstepsof their parentsmdashwho believe itrsquos their destiny tocompletely refashion Muscadet as a significant
place making significant wine They have much intheir favor a loyal devotion to one grapemdashmelonde Bourgognemdashand a fantastic diversity of soilshosting the northernmost vines on Francersquos westcoast
ldquoMuscadetrdquo says Jo Landron of Domaine de laLouvetrie one of the regionrsquos most vocal lobbyistsfor change ldquois coming into its place among the greatwinesrdquo
David White is the founder and editor ofTerroiristcom which was named
Best Overall Wine Blog at the 2013Wine Blog Awards
His columns are housed at Grape Collective
Francersquos Most
Underrated
White Wine
Steps Out
On the Vine
David White
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Local Coastal CuisineThe ocean view from Zimzala is one tall drink of water Save your ap-
petite though - Zimzala is big on the flavors of Southern CaliforniaChef Damon Kelly puts the bountiful produce that grows here year-
round into tantalizing dishes that change every season Come as you are -were friendly and mellow just like the sun seekers catching rays on thenearby shore Huntington Beach restaurants are as laid back as they come but we know youre here to cut loose too Which is why from morning tonight we invite you to hang with us over live music handcrafted cocktailsand a free-spirited ambiance like no other
Breakfast Mon-Fri 700 am - 1100 am
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Moe News Than You Can HandleFrom the Mailbag
7145366300Main Street EyewearLooks at Life Through
Designer GlassesMoe Kanoudi
Just AnotherLoving Elephant Story
In 1986 Peter Davies was on holiday inKenya after graduating from Northwest-ern University
On a hike through the bush he cameacross a young bull elephant standing withone leg raised in the air
The elephant seemed distressed so Peter approached it very carefully
He got down on one knee inspected theelephantrsquos foot and found a large piece of wood deeply embedded in it As carefullyand as gently as he could Peter worked thewood out with his knife after which the ele- phant gingerly put down its foot
The elephant turned to face the man andwith a rather curious look on its face staredat him for several tense moments Peter stood frozenthinking of nothing else but being trampled
Eventually the elephant trumpeted loudlyturned and walked away
Peter never forgot that elephant or the
events of that dayTwenty years later Peter was walking
through the Chicago Zoo with his teenagedson As they approached the elephant en-closure one of the creatures turned andwalked over to near where Peter and his sonCameron were standing The large bull ele- phant stared at Peter lifted its front foot off the ground then put it down
The elephant did that several times thentrumpeted loudly all the while staring at theman
Remembering the encounter in 1986Peter could not help wondering if this wasthe same elephant
Peter summoned up his courage climbedover the railing and made his way into theenclosure He walked right up to the ele- phant and stared back in wonder
The elephant trumpeted again wrapped itstrunk around one of Peter legs and slammedhim against the railing killing him in-stantly
Probably wasnt the same elephant
Be careful out there You never reallyknow who your friends are
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An enraged driver was filmedstopping on a busy highway inCalifornia to beat a fellow mo-
torist this week Another driver startedfilming moments before two men went
at it in the middle of traffic on the 134freeway near Glendale CA The film-maker who didnt want to be namedtold CBS Los Angeles he started film-ing when he saw a driver in an Infinitirepeatedly trying to cut off a man in aVolkswagen Jetta He was concernedthe two cars might crash
The driver of the Jetta told CBS hisside of the story He also did not wantto be identified He said the Infiniticrossed several lanes to cut him offThe driver of the Infiniti threw whatappeared to be coins at his car Even-tually the two road-ragers and the film-ing driver come to a stop on the busy
freeway Amazingly no one was hit
though horns blared in the back-ground The Infiniti driver left his ownvehicle and confronted the driver of the Jetta who was still in his driversseat He punched the driver several
times and choked him The Jettadriver told CBS that the man kept ask-ing why he was mocking him
I really thought if this guy does onestep to the left hes going to get hit bya car in the carpool lane the anony-mous filmmaker told CBS You sawhim he was screaming at him Strikehim a couple of times and the Jetta is
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lice report California Highway Patrolreleased a statement sayingits investigating the inci-dent and urging anyonewith information to come
forward ~ Erin Marquis
ROAD RAGE
Google Brings 40 US ParksTo Your Dash
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oogle just made it easier to visit some of the US biggest landmarks with-
out hopping on an airplane Itsteaming up with the NationalPark Service to offer 360-degreeStreet View imagery for 40 na-tional parks and historic sitesranging from Alcatrazs leg-endary prison to the ancient cliff dwellings of Montezuma CastleThe collection also touts photosof artifacts from those locationsWant to see furniture from Abra-ham Lincolns house You can No this wont recreate thegrandeur youd get from beingthere yourself but it beats having
to rely on tourists photos to geta feel for what youre missing
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It sounds like a broken record that re-
peats itself every few months but itrsquoshappened again Mortgage rates have
come down to the lowest levels since Aprilof 2015 And the commercials are trueEven those who completed a refinancewithin the last year may do well to investi-gate their options once again
According to the largest mortgage ratesurvey in the county that released by Fred-die Mac the average rate on a 30 year mort-gage started February at 372 This is thelowest level since the 368 of April 2015
As usual the media picked up on the dropin rates and advertisements for mortgagesare hot and heavy all over again
At least the media is quick to mention thelower rates Very rarely do they mention the part of the report disclosing the costs Ac-cording to Freddie Mac the average cost tosecure a 30 year fixed mortgage was 06 points This is in addition to paying the title and escrow fees
Of course this is the ldquoaveragerdquo Some companies are more compet-itive than others and some applicants are better qualified Competitivemortgage companies are able to offer these rates (or better) with $0costs for well-qualified applicants
For most homeowners this reduction in rate could save one thou-sand two thousand dollars or more in interest every year
But perhaps the best kept secret in the mortgage industry the onethat the media never seems to talk about is the 20 year fixed This iscurrently available at 35 or lower with little to no closing costs for well-qualified applicants
The 20 year fixed is the black sheep of the mortgage industry While30 year and 15 year fixed rate loans are the darlings of the industry
that are alwaystalked about and doted on most
homeowners donrsquot even knowthat a 20 year fixed is an op-
tion Well it is Manyhomeowners might besurprised to learn that a
new 20 year fixed at35 could helpthem pay off their mortgage faster without raising
their paymenttoo much Inmany cases the payment actu-ally goesdown
Letrsquos look at someone
who got a $350000 loan seven years ago at 4375 The payment onthat loan would be $174750 After seven years the remaining princi- pal balance on that loan would be down to $303762
A new 20 year loan of $303762 at 35 would be a payment of $176170 For an extra $1420 per month this homeowner can save 3years off their mortgage payments Extrapolating this out $1420 per
month is $17040 per year and $3408 over 20 years The savings of eliminating three years of mortgage payments of $174750 per month($20970 per year) is $62910 saved over those three years of elimi-nated payments If treated as an investment there arenrsquot too many places where one can invest $3400 and get a return of over $60000 ina span of 20 years
And this is what makes the 20 year fixed one of the best-kept secretsin the mortgage industry
Arnaud Dufour
Mortgage Rates
Drop Again
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Arnaud Dufour is a Sr Mortgage Banker at Newport Beach based DLJ Financial With more than eleven years in the industry
Arnaud is available to answer questions in Real Estate Finance bull E-mail adufourdljfinancialcom bull Call 714-677-4107
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MAINS PIZZAS and of course DESSERTS like
~Pear Crostata with Hazelnut Cream amp Caramel Sauce
~Tiramisu ~Espresso Cregraveme Brulee
~Semolina Cake Blood Orange Glaze Brown Sugar Whip Cream
210 5th Street Huntington Beach Ca
714536-5001
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03-04-16
Mileage 25504
Engine 35L V-6 cyl
Transmission 6-Speed Automatic
Electronic
Drive Line 4x2
Exterior Color Oxford White
VIN 1FTFW1CT4DKF86037Model Code W1C
Stock 151045A
Ford F150 LariatSuper Crew Cab
2 0 1 3 Ford F150 LariatSuper Crew Cab
MSRP $33990
Bodystyle SUV
Mileage 38114
Engine 35L V-6 cyl
Drive Line Front-wheel Drive
Exterior Color Mineral Gray
VIN 2FMDK3KC0DBB11846
Model Code K3KStock 6763P
Ford EdgeLimited SUV
2 0 1 3 Ford EdgeLimited SUV
MSRP $23490
Mileage 436
Engine 16L I-4 cyl
Transmission 5-Speed Manual
Drive Line Front-wheel Drive
Exterior Color Magnetic
Interior Color Black
VIN 3FADP4EE7FM221664Model Code P4E
Stock 16841A
Ford FiestaSE Hatchback
2 0 1 5 Ford FiestaSE Hatchback
Bodystyle Sedan
Engine 10L I-3 cyl
Transmission Manual
Drive Line Front-wheel Drive
Exterior Color Magnetic
Interior Color Black
VIN 1FADP3FE3FL241341
Model Code P3F
Stock 15579
Ford Focus SESedan
2 0 1 5 Ford Focus SESedan
MSRP $15900
Bodystyle Hatchback
Mileage 31254
Engine 20L I-4 cyl
Transmission CVT
Drive Line Front-wheel Drive
Exterior Color Sterling Gray
VIN 1FADP5BU3DL517524
Model Code P5B
Stock 6745P
Ford C-MaxHybrid SEL
2 0 1 3 Ford C-MaxHybrid SEL
MSRP $15990
Ford MustangCoupe
2 0 1 5 Ford MustangCoupe
MSRP $37900
LOW PRICE HYBRID
AUTOMATIC LOW MILES
MSRP $15890
35L V-6
WO WBodystyle Coupe
Engine 50L V-8 cyl
Transmission 6-Speed Automatic
Drive Line Rear-wheel Drive
Exterior Color Magnetic
Interior Color Black
VIN 1FA6P8CF7F5382274
Model Code P8C
Stock 15598
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Buy online wwwduckathonorg714-500-0DUCK (0382) bull emailinfoduckathonorg
This Space Provided by The Local News as a courtesy to AltaMedsHuntington Beach Community Clinic amp their Support Group
Donrsquot Miss
The 24th Annual
Duck-a-Thon
The Festival includes a childrenrsquos area withactivities galore for your ducklings featuring
Carnival Games bull Bounce Houses bull Face PaintingDuck Decorating bull Duck Dip bull Cotton Candy
Popcorn amp more A scoop at our famous Duck Dip booth could win you multiple prizes
Grown-up kids welcome to take a dip too
trade
FridayMay 13th
SaturdayMay 14th
SundayMay 15th
at the
HuntingtonBeachPier
Friday May 13th6 pm - 9 pm Reception
Saturday May 14th3 pm ndash The Main Event
The weekend kicks off with our Food and Wine Tasting bythe sea Come join us and sample outstanding winesbeer and food from local restaurants as the sun sets
over the Pacific Enjoy entertainmentopportunity drawings and a silent auction
Ticket - $45 advance $55 at the doorIncludes a souvenir wine glass
VIP Tickets $55 in advance $65 at the door(includes deluxe wine glass VIP check-in parking validation)
For tickets visit wwwduckathonorg
Kid Zone Carnival
Big Mama ducks sponsored by localbusinesses organizations and
individuals compete for the covetedGolden Duck Traveling Trophy and
year-long bragging rights
Corporate Duck $100Corporate ldquoSuper Star Heroesrdquo Duck $125
Flock of Five Corporate Ducks $500(Flock includes 1 Super Star Heroes duck and 4 Corporate ducks)
B u y y o u r
S u p e r S t a r H e r
o e s
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h e r o e s
Classic little yellow ducks and Super Star Heroes ducksrace to shore for prizes The first 60 ashore
win prizes for their ownersWinning Super Star Heroes ducks win TWO prizes
Baby Ducks $10Baby ldquoSuper Star Heroesrdquo Ducks $20
Sunday May 15th1 pm ndash Corporate Duck Race
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A BOX OFPICTURESA BOX OFPICTURES
Santa Ana California 1950s
GENTLE GI NTS
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NOLIMIT
NOLIMIT
ITAL-IAN
NEW
YORK
STEAK SANDWICH WITH
14rdquo 3 TOPPINGS PIZZA
ONLY $699REG $1299 SAVE $600
Offer Expires 043016
All Items Subject to Availability bull Not Valid With Other Offers
Pizza Pastaamp Grinders
NEW STORE HOURSClosed Monday
Tuesday thru Thursday 4pm-9pmFriday thru Sunday 11am-9pm
LARGE 16rdquo PIZZA WITH 4 TOPPINGS
ONLY $1395REG $1895 SAVE $500
Offer Expires 043016
OUR FAMOUS MEAT BALL SANDWICH
BUY 1 AT REGULAR PRICE GET SECOND 1 FOR ONLY
$099Offer Expires 043016
LG BEEF DIP SANDWICH WITH MELTED SWISS
ONLY
$495REG $895 SAVE $400Offer Expires 043016
All Items for Dine In or Pick Up Only Subject to Availability bull Not Valid With Other Offers
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WE ARE WHAT WE EATFresh and healthy Persian Cuisine geared
toward a more health-conscious generationWe take pride in our nutritious fare and thefact that we consciously choose ingredients
without MSG tenderizers or trans fat
catering available visit us online saffrongrilloccom
Open Sun-Wed 11am to 9pmThurs-Sat 11am to 10pm
17441 Beach BlvdHuntington Beach
(714) 843-0655
shawarma sandwich
a party of 16 for theaffordable price of
$12999
(take out only)
CALL IN FOR DETAIL
GREAT DEAL
Join Us For Breakfast Sat amp Sun
OPEN 11am daily 10am weekends221 Main St Huntington Beach
7143744427 WWWALOHAGRILLCOM
Sip into Paradise Aloha Specialty Cocktails
Enjoy Mai Tai amp Lapu Lapu Party Bowls
amp World Famous Rainbows rainbowsaloha
w i t h
Taco Tuesday Specialsserved until 9pm Aloha Grill
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8911 Adams AvenueHuntington Beach CA 92646
Call us (714) 968 4466Take Out (714) 962 7998
Email us luccimailaolcomFax us (714) 964-6369
BUSINESS HOURS8am -8pm
7 days a week B R E A K F A S T S E R V E D
Fri Sat amp Sun ~ 8 A M T O 1 1 A M
DINNER FROM4 pm - 8 pm
A BAKERY amp DELICATESSEN WHEREFRESH REALLY MEANS FRESH
All Offers Expires 053116Coupons can not be combined with any other offers
BEST BREAKFAST IN TOWN
IN THE DELICIAO MORTADELLA
SLICED TO ORDER
NOW ONLY
$549SAVE $350
EVERY TUESDAYIS THANKSGIVING
AT LUCCISROAST TURKEY MASHED
POTATOES STUFFING GRAVYGREEN BEANS ROLL amp BUTTER
ONLY $950 Reg $1350
CALIFORNIA HARVESTTOMATOES
DICED CRUSHED OR PEAR
ONLY $149 a can
2412 oz
BAKED FRESH DAILYITALIAN BREAD
1 LB LOAF
JUST $ 99
OUR OWNBREAD CRUMBS
ONLY $149 Quart Size
MEATBALL SANDWICH(SANDWICH ONLY)
JUST $495
MICROWAVE ENTREERIGATONI
WITH MEATSAUCEONLY $399
GERMAN SWISSIMPORTED FROM
GERMANONLY $579 lbSLICED TO ORDER
SHREDDEDPARMESANONLY $599 lb
ASSORTED BUTTERGEM COOKIES
ONLY $199 DOZENBAKED ON THE PREMISES
IRISH SODA BREADFRESH BAKED
ONLY $349 EACHSAVE $150
At Luccirsquos
We bake and cook every day People have been eating our delicious foods
for 60 years The next time yoursquore preparing any kind of function or party
come in and taste the same foods yoursquoll be ordering Or come in
ldquoJust for the smell of itrdquo
F R O M 4 -8
44 Years in Huntington BeachStill trying after all these years To bring high quality and
low prices to our customers
TASTE OF
HUNTINGTON
BEACH
Where Fine foodGood Spirit and
Friendly People Meet
Buy tickets starting Feb 1General admission
All-inclusive general admission ticketsare only $60 (through 229) $70 fromMarch1-April 23 $75 at the doorPurchase them now at the ChildrensDesk of the HB Central Library or onlineat wwwTasteHBcom
Designated Driver TicketsAlso available for general and VIP tickets($10 less than the going price) online orat the Childrens Desk For info ondiscount purchases of 10 or more ticketsat one time email ticketsTasteHBcom
Treat Yourself to Exclusive VIP Tickets
Join us for our exclusive VIP receptionfrom 11 AM to 12 noon with free cham-pagne and hors doeuvres and bonus raf-fles available only to our VIPs You alsoget a free Taste tote bag with specialitems AND you can enter the restauranttent 20 minutes before everyone elseFood and beverages served at yourtable You also receive free valet parkingDont delay ndash buy your limited edition VIPtickets TODAY $80 through 229 and$90 after March 1 For tickets or moreinfo please go to wwwTasteHBcom
Have Your BusinessJoin Our Taste Team
Showcase your companys products andservices at the Taste and gain maximumexposure to thousands of potential cus-tomers Our vendor partners can choosefrom three reasonably-priced levels ofparticipation ranging from $250-$750Vendor packages feature a booth at theTaste inclusion in various event promo-tions a year-round presence on our web-site and of coursendashcomplimentary ticketsto the Taste Visit the vendor page of ourwebsite (wwwTasteHBcom) or emailvendorsTasteHBcom for more info
The Taste of HB is presented bythe Friends of the Childrenrsquos Library
and proceeds go to the Childrenrsquosdepartments of the HB Public Library
Sunday April 24 201612 Noon
till 4pm
T a s t e T i c
k e t s
A r e O n S
a l e
N O W
The 2016 Taste of Huntington Beach is aone price all-inclusive event that tastes sogood The Taste features a unique samplingof 50 of the finest restaurants Huntington Beach has to offer pairedwith more than 40 of Californias premium wineries and craft brew-eries - all in the name of charity The Taste of Huntington Beach isSunday April 24 from 12 noon to 4 PM (Special VIP Reception 11AM to 12 Noon) at the HB Sports Complex 18100 GoldenwestStreet at Talbert -- across the parking lot from the HB Central Library
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18881 BEACH BLVD HUNTINGTON BEACH CA 926488883267113 bull 7148478555
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How Much Do You Want to Save
One per customer May not be used in conjunction with any other specials May not be used onprevious charges Toyota vehicles only Good at Toyota of Huntington Beach only Expires 3316
LUBE OIL amp FILTER SPECIAL bull Replace engine oil (Synthetic oil additional charge)
bull Adjust all fluid levels
bull Replace oil filter with GenuineToyota oil filter
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v i s i t S u r f e r s v i l l a g e c o m
Mattress SetsQueen Size
White quilted pillow top
First quality brand new$19900 all sizes available
(714) 349- 7155mattresssets4lesscom
Been in business
for 26 yrs in the HB area
CELEBRATE THE DONS PAST AND PRESENT
AT THE CENTENNIAL ED ARNOLD GOLF CLASSIC
Monday May 9 2016Mission Viejo Country Club26200 Country Club DriveMission Viejo CA 92691
To register please call (714) 564-6091
Proceeds benefit the Santa Ana College Athletic Program the
Athletic Hall of Fame and Student-Athlete Scholarships
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IHOP - Downtown HB200 Main St - Huntington Beach CA
(714) 374-4553
522 Main StHuntington Beach
714-960-0219 wwwthaiwavehuntingtonbeachcom
Happy Hour3pm-6pm
20 offappetizerMonday - Friday
Dine - In Only
NOW OPEN 7 DAYS
Monday thru Saturday 1100 AM - 1000 PM
Sunday 1200 PM - 1000 PM
N E W O W N E R T H A
I W A V E
N A T A L I E
WELCOMENEW OWNERSHIPLooking for great tasting Thai food at an
affordable price Look no further than
Thai Wave Were a Thai restaurant located
in Huntington Beach serves great food
and with great service
Ask about our Gift CardsDiscounts for groups
over 6 people (10)Reservations Required
l i v e m u s i c
Thai Restaurant
$5OFF
Any Purchaseof $25 or more
Dine-in Only
Limit 1 discount
per table
Not Valid with any
other offer
$3OFFAny Purchase
of $25 or more
Delivery or Pick Up
Limit 1 Discount
per table
Not Valid with any
other offer
Wine
TastingCOMING
Ask Us
Chang NightFri-Sun
$ 1
9 9
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877-771-395618211 Beach Blvd (Between Talbert and Ellis)
wwwdelillocom
PROVIDING TOP-QUALITY SERVICETO HUNTINGTON BEACH DRIVERS
Visit DeLillo Chevrolet if youre seeking a safe reliable andhigh-tech vehicle in Huntington Beach
As a family-owned dealership since 1961 we take great pridein delivering high-quality vehicles and excellent customer
service to drivers throughout Orange County Our DeLillofamily dealership has a reputation for always being fair withour customers Thats why were the Home of the NicestPeople in Town
When you visit DeLillo Chevrolet you will notice manyfamiliar faces We have manylong term employees some whohave been with us for over 30years
We are the fastest growingChevrolet dealer in Orange andLos Angeles counties in new
vehicle sales in 2014 DeLilloChevrolet is pleased to offer anextensive collection of award-winning new Chevrolet models
If a new model simply isnt inyour budget then youll want tobrowse our inventory of usedmodels that deliver value andreliability to our customers Youcan rest assured that each usedmodel has undergone rigorousinspection in order to meet our
lofty standard of quality
FINANCE INFORMATION
DeLillo Chevrolet has a unique way of selling cars All of ourcustomers stay with the sales person from start to finish to
complete the whole transaction This means that you will neverfind yourself waiting around for hours to get into the finance office
DeLillo Chevrolet is committed to creating a relaxed auto
financing experience Our personalized approach ensures thatour customers feel comfortable every step of the way We arededicated to using straight forward language and engaging intransparent conversations so that our customers feel confidentin their car loan or Chevrolet lease
SERVICE DEPARTMENT
Our Service Department has beentrained to provide top-quality
care of your Chevrolet model Wehighly recommend bringing yourvehicle into our shop for routinemaintenance and service check-upsto keep your car running in top-shape throughout the years
If you have a scratch ding or dentour Auto Body Shop will have yourcar looking like new Finally ourParts Center is stocked with authen-tic OEM parts and accessories tokeep your model up-to-date
Now if youre ready to take advan-tage of our services then comedown to our dealership in Hunting-ton Beach to speak with one of our
helpful staff members or visit us onthe web at delillocom
Offer good through close of business 030416 Offer not redeemable with any other discounts All prices include all avail rebates and incentives from manufacturer
ALLOW
DELILLO CHEVROLET
TO TAKE CARE OF
ALL YOUR
AUTOMOTIVE NEEDS
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Post Game NumbersA
t this point not setting a ratings record is essentially
a disappointment for the Super Bowl So Sundays
Denver-Carolina showdown which aired on CBS
played out under a shroud of lofty expectations -- but initial
returns show that it did not disappoint
The first number for Super Bowl 50 based on Nielsens
metered markets is a 49 rating and a massive 73 share among
households Thats just off from last years 497 rating The
2015 overnight rating marked an all-time high for the Super
Bowl ultimately translating to an average 1144 million view-
ers It topped the previous years game (1115 million viewers)
to become the most-watched telecast in US TV history
Working against Super Bowl 50 was the fact that it was
a relatively low-scoring game Quarterback Peyton Man-
ning and the Denver Broncos ultimately topped the Car-
olina Panthers 24-10 in a pairing that was not nearly as year
prior But scores are not something that appear to affect the
Super Bowl 2014 set a record with an absurdly lopsided
43-8 victory for the Seattle Seahawks Its one of several
ways in which Super Bowl has proven itself immune to
TVs trends of ratings fatigue Even by its own lofty stan-
dards and seemingly regardless of play the biggest night
of the US TV calendar has consistently been outdoing it-
self in recent years
2015 497 rating 1144 million viewers
2014 464 rating 1115 million viewers
2013 481 rating 1084 million viewers
2012 478 rating 1113 million viewers
2011 479 rating 111 million viewers
Super Bowl record for the team that scores first 31-16
Winning percent of the favored team by oddsmakers 72
Lowest face value price of a Super Bowl ticket $800
Cost of a 30 second Super Bowl spot $35 Million
Cost of a 30 second Super Bowl spot in 1970 $42000
Amount of money each player on the
winning Super Bowl team receives $88000
Amount of money each player on the
losing Super Bowl team receives $46000
SUPER BOWL FOOD SALES STATISTICSCases of beer sold on Super Bowl Sunday 492 Million
Chicken wings sold on Super Bowl week 125 Million
Pounds of avocados used for guacamole during Super Bowl 71 Million
Rise in pizza deliveries on Super Bowl Sunday 35
Rise in 7-Elevenrsquos antacid sales the day after 20
WHERE PEOPLE WATCH THE SUPER BOWL PERCENTAt home alone immediate family 46
At home with friends relatives 31
At friend relativersquos home 14
Other not sure 7
At bar restaurant 3
MOST SUPER BOWL WINS WINSPittsburgh Steelers 6-2
Dallas Cowboys 5-3
San Francisco 49ers 5-1
New England Patriots 4-4
Green Bay Packers 4-1
TEAMS THAT HAVE NEVER PLAYED IN A SUPER BOWLLions Browns Texans Jaguars
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The information contained in this column does not necessarily reflect the opinion of The Local News
E
Who says mothers arent powerful
Esther Carlstone (momme) tells us aboutHILDA JOHNSON BRUNGOT
Hilda Johnson Brungot (1886-1982) was a Berlin New
Hampshire native who became dean of women state legisla-
tors She was a forty-four-year-old mother of 6 children when
she first went to Concord as a legislator Reelected 18 times
she served 41 years before retiring in 1975 Brungotrsquos portrait
hangs in Legislative Hall at the State Capitol only the third
woman to be so honored
Brownies Cocktails amp WOMEN
These tasty oatmeal cookies are simple andinviting breakfast recipe Serve with some orange juice or tea and enjoy
Time needed 10 min preparation
Serving Size Yield 12 cookies
Ingredients34 C vegetable shortening 1 C brown sugar 12 C granulated sugar 1 egg 14 C water 1 tsp almond extract
3 C uncooked oats1 C flour 1 tsp salt 12 tsp soda14 C almonds chopped
DirectionsBegin by preheating
your oven to 350 degreesBeat together shorteningsugars egg water andvanilla until creamy Addremaining ingredients Mix well Drop by rounded teaspoonfulsonto a greased cookie sheet and bake at 350 degrees for 12-15minutes Let cool and then enjoy
STRONG WOMEN -Breakfast QuickOatmeal Almond
Cookies
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Serves Makes 500ml cordial
Preparation 5 mins
Ingredients300g (10oz) hulled strawberries300g (10oz) caster sugar Juice 5 lemonsStill or sparkling mineral water to diluteSliced limes and strawberries and sprigs of mint to serve
Method
Put the hulled strawberries caster sugar and lemon juice into a blender and pulse until smoothStrain the mixture through a sieve into a large bowl and stir thoroughly to ensure all the sugar dis-solves
You can transfer the cordial to a large bottle or storage container until neededDilute with still or sparkling water (about 1 part cordial to 4 parts water) and serve with ice lime
and strawberry slices and sprigs of mint Pomegranate also looks pretty as a garnish
Top tips
The cordial will keep in the fridge for up to 5 days If you fancy making it into a cocktail simplyadd vodka to taste
About the SrawberryLemonade Cocktail
C o c k t a i l C o r n e r
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R ecently I had the honor of introducing eight timeOlympic medalist Shirley
Babashoff at the annual
KinderVision dinner held eachyear in Huntington Beach
In the mid-1970s Shirley wasarguably the strongest femaleswimmer on the planet After winning three medals in Munichin 1972 she began an arduoustraining regimen that involvedswimming literally 20 miles aday seven days a week for four years By the time the 1976games rolled around in Mon-treacuteal it seemed all but obviousthat she would win the gold ineach of the six races was en-tered in Just before the
games at the trials in LongBeach she put on one of themost impressive single per-formances in swimming his-tory This was the momentThis was her destiny
But then something hap- pened The East Germanteam which had emergedfrom nowhere in the previ-ous three years to becomean almost incomprehensi- ble force in swimming
ran away with most of the gold atthe games Shirley had been sus- pecting them of cheating for yearsand in Montreacuteal she finally spokeher mind publicly She calledthem out for doping and the worldturned on her hard All of a sud-den she was ldquoSurly Shirley theugly American
She would go on to lead her relay team to gold in the finalswimming event of the games Itsconsidered to be one of the mostexciting races in modern sportshistory America had finally wonthe gold But the reaction to
Shirleys courage and honestycrushed her She retired fromswimming at age 19 When theBerlin Wall fell in the 1980s theworld learned that she had beencorrect in her accusations Shewas vindicated
In the late 1980s she began
work as a mail carrier for theHuntington Beach Postal Serviceand she is still at work theretoday Shirley maybe the greatestAmerican athlete that you maynot be familiar with This summer I think a lot of that will change because the book that she and Iwrote about her life ldquoMakingWavesrdquo will be released in July
Im sharing the cover of the book early in this column so thatyou can see Im very proud of thestory and even prouder of myfriend Shirley for all she has donein her life and for how she repre-
sented her country in twoOlympic games Once the book comes out Im going to interviewher for this column but I did wantto make you aware that finallythe truth about Shirley story willfinally be told for all the world toread
chr ischriseptingcom
The information contained in this column does not necessarily reflect the opinion of The Local News
Chris Epting is an award-winning journalist and the au- thor of 25 books including Huntington Beach Then amp Now Vanishing Orange County and Roadside Base- ball You can follow him on Twitter chrisepting
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Dear EarthTalk Is it true that Apple
gets around US labor standards and laws by out-
sourcing production to China mdash Josie Walsh New York NY
Apple isnrsquot the only tech giant outsourcing much of its production to Chinese manufacturers nowadays but thesheer popularity of the California-based companyrsquos prod-ucts makes it an especially easy target for activists con-cerned about worker health and safety China Labor Watchand other groupshave exposed inhu-mane conditions athuge Chinese facto-ries of suppliers likeFoxconn and Pega-tron that supportmany US-basedtech firms Workersat these facilitiesmany who are under-age are often re-quired to work 18-hour shifts and areroutinely exposed totoxic chemicalsmdashbutstill can barely makeends meet The prob-lem came to a head in2010 when journalists got word that 14 workers had com-mitted suicide at Foxconnrsquos massive iPhone-assemblymanufacturing facility in China
Another issue dogging Applersquos Chinese partners isworker exposure to toxic chemicals and a higher than av-erage incidence of leukemia among employees Appleagreed to discontinue using two of the worst offenders
benzene and n-hexane after the non-profit groups China
Labor Watch and Green America collected upwards of 40000 signatures from consumers demanding action from
the company But China still allows its manufacturing sec-tor to use several other carcinogenic chemicals long out-lawed in the US and Europe Repeated exposure to thesesubstances is another threat Chinese workers have to con-
tend with when working on the assembly line makingsmartphones and other tech gadgets Despite knowledge of the dangerous conditions
Applersquos Chinese suppliers rarely struggle to find workersmany of whom are willing to take the relatively high pay-ing jobs despite the risksmdashespecially if they are support-ing loved ones at home who depend upon the extra money
to survive Chinarsquoshuge population cre-ates an infinite sup- ply of workers suchthat even a large-scale walkout would be pointless The as-sembly line systemgives each person arepetitive simple job that can betaught in an hour
For its partApple continues toclaim they are in-vestigating the sit-uation and doingeverything theycan to ensure sat-
isfactory working conditions In 2010 the company re-vamped its supplier responsibility standards andthreatened it would terminate relations with Chinesemanufacturers that refuse to toe the line and also calledfor new audits on all of its ldquofinal assemblyrdquo facilities inChina Two years later Apple became the first technol-ogy company admitted to the Fair Labor Association anon-profit that conducts independent monitoring andverification to ensure acceptable workplace standards
While this affiliation doesnrsquot mean Foxconn Pegatronand other Chinese high tech suppliers are beholden to
standards as stringent as US labor laws activists con-sider it a step in the right direction and continue to keepan eye on the situation
Of course whether or not Apple steps up on the issue
may depend more on if consumers are willing to foregothe companyrsquos products due to worker exploitation issuesAnd thatrsquos not likely to happen anytime soon as Ameri-cans and others continue to buy iPhones iPads and Macsas fast as Apple and its Chinese partners can produce them
CONTACTS Apple Supplier Responsibility
wwwapplecomsupplier-responsibility
Foxconnwwwfoxconncom
Pegatronwwwpegatroncorpcom
China Labor Watchwwwchinalaborwatchorg
Green Americawwwgreenamericaorg
Fair Labor Associationwwwfairlabororg
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greater number of single-cru bot-tlings and the arrival of newly desig-nated sub-zones have helped
Muscadet elevate its reputation drawingworthy comparisons to white Burgundy Butwhat will it take for the region to truly set itself apart Jon Bonneacute considers Muscadets past and fu-ture through the eyes of the winemakers looking toreshape it
Jon Bonneacute IS FLUENT IN WINEFrench citiesespecially secondary French cities often do bestwhen theyrsquore looking backwards In the case of
Nantes long a sleepy spot in the western Loire itwould be easy to assume that it peaked many yearsagomdashperhaps during the Industrial Revolution
when its docks were full of grain and spices (anddisturbingly slaves)
Thatrsquos why I was completely unprepared for whatI found when I rolled in on a warm fall day a
bustling growing tech hub one of Europersquos green-est cities functional in all the ways that most Frenchcities arenrsquot The tram system is fleet Therersquos littleof the brutalist midcentury architecture that weighson France like a curse The mild often wet climateis maritime Gaul at its best Francersquos Seattle Ithought admiringly
The distinct pride emanating from Nantes thesedays seems to come from being unburdened by the
past The Nantais love their reclaimed stature asBrittanyrsquos major city and they beam with locavoreLoire pride too embracing the proximity to theriverrsquos bounty Little gastropubs and wine bars offer up immaculate produce plump Brittany oysters andof course local wine which in Nantes essentiallymeans Muscadet grown throughout the surroundingcountryside
Last November I headed south from the city and pulled off the expressway into the town of La Haye-
Fouassiegravere one of the major Muscadet towns UsuallyFrench roundabouts are dec-orated with flowers or a bas-
ket press but here just downthe street from the Mondelezfactory with its scent of fresh-baked Lu biscuits sitsa full-scale model of a flyingsaucer complete with cos-monauts Why a UFO Iasked a local winemaker
ldquoWersquore looking toward thefuturerdquo
While Nantes so clearlyreflects this notion that was-nrsquot my initial impression of Muscadet On a first glance
it seems to be a place of stasis old vineyards with-ering old farmers retiring The global reputation of its winesmdashcheap industrial old-fashionedmdashmoreor less remains their reputation in France too
But on closer inspection I discovered a placegeared up for radical change Its best wines have al-ways been a world apart from the meager thin ver-sions made by many local neacutegociants bottles likeLuneau-Papinrsquos luxe smoky Excelsior aged for twoyears or the fleshy quince-flavored Chacircteau-Theacutebaud from Les Becirctes Curieuses a project dedi-cated to single-cru bottlings from winemakersJeacutereacutemie Huchet and Jeacutereacutemie Mourat have for years
been nipping atthe heels of whiteBurgundy
Whatrsquos hap- pening in Mus-
cadet todaythough is more profoundto the point that even the French avant-garde hasnrsquotreally caught on Many regions aspire to more thanwhat the old French appellations permitted themBut Muscadet having reached the terminus of itsold ways has decidedmdashlike the city that has alwaysnourished itmdashto decisively step into the futureRather than pray for the return of the easy money of the past its best producers bet that they can achievesomething greater
The most basic changes here can be found manyother places in France better farming lower yieldsimproved winemaking But Muscadet has a differ-
ent burden than other regions Its wines were rarelyexalted and it never really shaped a distinct identityAs Franccedilois Midavaine stated in a 1994 book on thetopic ldquoItrsquos a bit tricky to talk about Muscadet as awine regionrdquo
More than 20 years later that Nantais push towardthe future is shared by an emerging generation of vi-gneronsmdashmany of them following in the footstepsof their parentsmdashwho believe itrsquos their destiny tocompletely refashion Muscadet as a significant
place making significant wine They have much intheir favor a loyal devotion to one grapemdashmelonde Bourgognemdashand a fantastic diversity of soilshosting the northernmost vines on Francersquos westcoast
ldquoMuscadetrdquo says Jo Landron of Domaine de laLouvetrie one of the regionrsquos most vocal lobbyistsfor change ldquois coming into its place among the greatwinesrdquo
David White is the founder and editor ofTerroiristcom which was named
Best Overall Wine Blog at the 2013Wine Blog Awards
His columns are housed at Grape Collective
Francersquos Most
Underrated
White Wine
Steps Out
On the Vine
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Local Coastal CuisineThe ocean view from Zimzala is one tall drink of water Save your ap-
petite though - Zimzala is big on the flavors of Southern CaliforniaChef Damon Kelly puts the bountiful produce that grows here year-
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Just AnotherLoving Elephant Story
In 1986 Peter Davies was on holiday inKenya after graduating from Northwest-ern University
On a hike through the bush he cameacross a young bull elephant standing withone leg raised in the air
The elephant seemed distressed so Peter approached it very carefully
He got down on one knee inspected theelephantrsquos foot and found a large piece of wood deeply embedded in it As carefullyand as gently as he could Peter worked thewood out with his knife after which the ele- phant gingerly put down its foot
The elephant turned to face the man andwith a rather curious look on its face staredat him for several tense moments Peter stood frozenthinking of nothing else but being trampled
Eventually the elephant trumpeted loudlyturned and walked away
Peter never forgot that elephant or the
events of that dayTwenty years later Peter was walking
through the Chicago Zoo with his teenagedson As they approached the elephant en-closure one of the creatures turned andwalked over to near where Peter and his sonCameron were standing The large bull ele- phant stared at Peter lifted its front foot off the ground then put it down
The elephant did that several times thentrumpeted loudly all the while staring at theman
Remembering the encounter in 1986Peter could not help wondering if this wasthe same elephant
Peter summoned up his courage climbedover the railing and made his way into theenclosure He walked right up to the ele- phant and stared back in wonder
The elephant trumpeted again wrapped itstrunk around one of Peter legs and slammedhim against the railing killing him in-stantly
Probably wasnt the same elephant
Be careful out there You never reallyknow who your friends are
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An enraged driver was filmedstopping on a busy highway inCalifornia to beat a fellow mo-
torist this week Another driver startedfilming moments before two men went
at it in the middle of traffic on the 134freeway near Glendale CA The film-maker who didnt want to be namedtold CBS Los Angeles he started film-ing when he saw a driver in an Infinitirepeatedly trying to cut off a man in aVolkswagen Jetta He was concernedthe two cars might crash
The driver of the Jetta told CBS hisside of the story He also did not wantto be identified He said the Infiniticrossed several lanes to cut him offThe driver of the Infiniti threw whatappeared to be coins at his car Even-tually the two road-ragers and the film-ing driver come to a stop on the busy
freeway Amazingly no one was hit
though horns blared in the back-ground The Infiniti driver left his ownvehicle and confronted the driver of the Jetta who was still in his driversseat He punched the driver several
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It sounds like a broken record that re-
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come down to the lowest levels since Aprilof 2015 And the commercials are trueEven those who completed a refinancewithin the last year may do well to investi-gate their options once again
According to the largest mortgage ratesurvey in the county that released by Fred-die Mac the average rate on a 30 year mort-gage started February at 372 This is thelowest level since the 368 of April 2015
As usual the media picked up on the dropin rates and advertisements for mortgagesare hot and heavy all over again
At least the media is quick to mention thelower rates Very rarely do they mention the part of the report disclosing the costs Ac-cording to Freddie Mac the average cost tosecure a 30 year fixed mortgage was 06 points This is in addition to paying the title and escrow fees
Of course this is the ldquoaveragerdquo Some companies are more compet-itive than others and some applicants are better qualified Competitivemortgage companies are able to offer these rates (or better) with $0costs for well-qualified applicants
For most homeowners this reduction in rate could save one thou-sand two thousand dollars or more in interest every year
But perhaps the best kept secret in the mortgage industry the onethat the media never seems to talk about is the 20 year fixed This iscurrently available at 35 or lower with little to no closing costs for well-qualified applicants
The 20 year fixed is the black sheep of the mortgage industry While30 year and 15 year fixed rate loans are the darlings of the industry
that are alwaystalked about and doted on most
homeowners donrsquot even knowthat a 20 year fixed is an op-
tion Well it is Manyhomeowners might besurprised to learn that a
new 20 year fixed at35 could helpthem pay off their mortgage faster without raising
their paymenttoo much Inmany cases the payment actu-ally goesdown
Letrsquos look at someone
who got a $350000 loan seven years ago at 4375 The payment onthat loan would be $174750 After seven years the remaining princi- pal balance on that loan would be down to $303762
A new 20 year loan of $303762 at 35 would be a payment of $176170 For an extra $1420 per month this homeowner can save 3years off their mortgage payments Extrapolating this out $1420 per
month is $17040 per year and $3408 over 20 years The savings of eliminating three years of mortgage payments of $174750 per month($20970 per year) is $62910 saved over those three years of elimi-nated payments If treated as an investment there arenrsquot too many places where one can invest $3400 and get a return of over $60000 ina span of 20 years
And this is what makes the 20 year fixed one of the best-kept secretsin the mortgage industry
Arnaud Dufour
Mortgage Rates
Drop Again
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Arnaud Dufour is a Sr Mortgage Banker at Newport Beach based DLJ Financial With more than eleven years in the industry
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The 2016 Taste of Huntington Beach is aone price all-inclusive event that tastes sogood The Taste features a unique samplingof 50 of the finest restaurants Huntington Beach has to offer pairedwith more than 40 of Californias premium wineries and craft brew-eries - all in the name of charity The Taste of Huntington Beach isSunday April 24 from 12 noon to 4 PM (Special VIP Reception 11AM to 12 Noon) at the HB Sports Complex 18100 GoldenwestStreet at Talbert -- across the parking lot from the HB Central Library
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IHOP - Downtown HB200 Main St - Huntington Beach CA
(714) 374-4553
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Visit DeLillo Chevrolet if youre seeking a safe reliable andhigh-tech vehicle in Huntington Beach
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Post Game NumbersA
t this point not setting a ratings record is essentially
a disappointment for the Super Bowl So Sundays
Denver-Carolina showdown which aired on CBS
played out under a shroud of lofty expectations -- but initial
returns show that it did not disappoint
The first number for Super Bowl 50 based on Nielsens
metered markets is a 49 rating and a massive 73 share among
households Thats just off from last years 497 rating The
2015 overnight rating marked an all-time high for the Super
Bowl ultimately translating to an average 1144 million view-
ers It topped the previous years game (1115 million viewers)
to become the most-watched telecast in US TV history
Working against Super Bowl 50 was the fact that it was
a relatively low-scoring game Quarterback Peyton Man-
ning and the Denver Broncos ultimately topped the Car-
olina Panthers 24-10 in a pairing that was not nearly as year
prior But scores are not something that appear to affect the
Super Bowl 2014 set a record with an absurdly lopsided
43-8 victory for the Seattle Seahawks Its one of several
ways in which Super Bowl has proven itself immune to
TVs trends of ratings fatigue Even by its own lofty stan-
dards and seemingly regardless of play the biggest night
of the US TV calendar has consistently been outdoing it-
self in recent years
2015 497 rating 1144 million viewers
2014 464 rating 1115 million viewers
2013 481 rating 1084 million viewers
2012 478 rating 1113 million viewers
2011 479 rating 111 million viewers
Super Bowl record for the team that scores first 31-16
Winning percent of the favored team by oddsmakers 72
Lowest face value price of a Super Bowl ticket $800
Cost of a 30 second Super Bowl spot $35 Million
Cost of a 30 second Super Bowl spot in 1970 $42000
Amount of money each player on the
winning Super Bowl team receives $88000
Amount of money each player on the
losing Super Bowl team receives $46000
SUPER BOWL FOOD SALES STATISTICSCases of beer sold on Super Bowl Sunday 492 Million
Chicken wings sold on Super Bowl week 125 Million
Pounds of avocados used for guacamole during Super Bowl 71 Million
Rise in pizza deliveries on Super Bowl Sunday 35
Rise in 7-Elevenrsquos antacid sales the day after 20
WHERE PEOPLE WATCH THE SUPER BOWL PERCENTAt home alone immediate family 46
At home with friends relatives 31
At friend relativersquos home 14
Other not sure 7
At bar restaurant 3
MOST SUPER BOWL WINS WINSPittsburgh Steelers 6-2
Dallas Cowboys 5-3
San Francisco 49ers 5-1
New England Patriots 4-4
Green Bay Packers 4-1
TEAMS THAT HAVE NEVER PLAYED IN A SUPER BOWLLions Browns Texans Jaguars
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E
Who says mothers arent powerful
Esther Carlstone (momme) tells us aboutHILDA JOHNSON BRUNGOT
Hilda Johnson Brungot (1886-1982) was a Berlin New
Hampshire native who became dean of women state legisla-
tors She was a forty-four-year-old mother of 6 children when
she first went to Concord as a legislator Reelected 18 times
she served 41 years before retiring in 1975 Brungotrsquos portrait
hangs in Legislative Hall at the State Capitol only the third
woman to be so honored
Brownies Cocktails amp WOMEN
These tasty oatmeal cookies are simple andinviting breakfast recipe Serve with some orange juice or tea and enjoy
Time needed 10 min preparation
Serving Size Yield 12 cookies
Ingredients34 C vegetable shortening 1 C brown sugar 12 C granulated sugar 1 egg 14 C water 1 tsp almond extract
3 C uncooked oats1 C flour 1 tsp salt 12 tsp soda14 C almonds chopped
DirectionsBegin by preheating
your oven to 350 degreesBeat together shorteningsugars egg water andvanilla until creamy Addremaining ingredients Mix well Drop by rounded teaspoonfulsonto a greased cookie sheet and bake at 350 degrees for 12-15minutes Let cool and then enjoy
STRONG WOMEN -Breakfast QuickOatmeal Almond
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Preparation 5 mins
Ingredients300g (10oz) hulled strawberries300g (10oz) caster sugar Juice 5 lemonsStill or sparkling mineral water to diluteSliced limes and strawberries and sprigs of mint to serve
Method
Put the hulled strawberries caster sugar and lemon juice into a blender and pulse until smoothStrain the mixture through a sieve into a large bowl and stir thoroughly to ensure all the sugar dis-solves
You can transfer the cordial to a large bottle or storage container until neededDilute with still or sparkling water (about 1 part cordial to 4 parts water) and serve with ice lime
and strawberry slices and sprigs of mint Pomegranate also looks pretty as a garnish
Top tips
The cordial will keep in the fridge for up to 5 days If you fancy making it into a cocktail simplyadd vodka to taste
About the SrawberryLemonade Cocktail
C o c k t a i l C o r n e r
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NEWSEPTI NGrsquoS WORLD
Only Local News
Chris Epting
HBNews1aolcom
R ecently I had the honor of introducing eight timeOlympic medalist Shirley
Babashoff at the annual
KinderVision dinner held eachyear in Huntington Beach
In the mid-1970s Shirley wasarguably the strongest femaleswimmer on the planet After winning three medals in Munichin 1972 she began an arduoustraining regimen that involvedswimming literally 20 miles aday seven days a week for four years By the time the 1976games rolled around in Mon-treacuteal it seemed all but obviousthat she would win the gold ineach of the six races was en-tered in Just before the
games at the trials in LongBeach she put on one of themost impressive single per-formances in swimming his-tory This was the momentThis was her destiny
But then something hap- pened The East Germanteam which had emergedfrom nowhere in the previ-ous three years to becomean almost incomprehensi- ble force in swimming
ran away with most of the gold atthe games Shirley had been sus- pecting them of cheating for yearsand in Montreacuteal she finally spokeher mind publicly She calledthem out for doping and the worldturned on her hard All of a sud-den she was ldquoSurly Shirley theugly American
She would go on to lead her relay team to gold in the finalswimming event of the games Itsconsidered to be one of the mostexciting races in modern sportshistory America had finally wonthe gold But the reaction to
Shirleys courage and honestycrushed her She retired fromswimming at age 19 When theBerlin Wall fell in the 1980s theworld learned that she had beencorrect in her accusations Shewas vindicated
In the late 1980s she began
work as a mail carrier for theHuntington Beach Postal Serviceand she is still at work theretoday Shirley maybe the greatestAmerican athlete that you maynot be familiar with This summer I think a lot of that will change because the book that she and Iwrote about her life ldquoMakingWavesrdquo will be released in July
Im sharing the cover of the book early in this column so thatyou can see Im very proud of thestory and even prouder of myfriend Shirley for all she has donein her life and for how she repre-
sented her country in twoOlympic games Once the book comes out Im going to interviewher for this column but I did wantto make you aware that finallythe truth about Shirley story willfinally be told for all the world toread
chr ischriseptingcom
The information contained in this column does not necessarily reflect the opinion of The Local News
Chris Epting is an award-winning journalist and the au- thor of 25 books including Huntington Beach Then amp Now Vanishing Orange County and Roadside Base- ball You can follow him on Twitter chrisepting
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Huntington Beach SeniorServices is seeking
volunteers for the HomeDelivered Meals program
In their own vehicle volunteers deliver mealsfrom the Senior Outreach
Center to older residentsone weekday between930 am and 1130 am
Volunteers give back tothe community brightensomeonersquos day have fun
and meet interestingpeople Because of the
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For more information onHome Delivered Meals or
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Dear EarthTalk Is it true that Apple
gets around US labor standards and laws by out-
sourcing production to China mdash Josie Walsh New York NY
Apple isnrsquot the only tech giant outsourcing much of its production to Chinese manufacturers nowadays but thesheer popularity of the California-based companyrsquos prod-ucts makes it an especially easy target for activists con-cerned about worker health and safety China Labor Watchand other groupshave exposed inhu-mane conditions athuge Chinese facto-ries of suppliers likeFoxconn and Pega-tron that supportmany US-basedtech firms Workersat these facilitiesmany who are under-age are often re-quired to work 18-hour shifts and areroutinely exposed totoxic chemicalsmdashbutstill can barely makeends meet The prob-lem came to a head in2010 when journalists got word that 14 workers had com-mitted suicide at Foxconnrsquos massive iPhone-assemblymanufacturing facility in China
Another issue dogging Applersquos Chinese partners isworker exposure to toxic chemicals and a higher than av-erage incidence of leukemia among employees Appleagreed to discontinue using two of the worst offenders
benzene and n-hexane after the non-profit groups China
Labor Watch and Green America collected upwards of 40000 signatures from consumers demanding action from
the company But China still allows its manufacturing sec-tor to use several other carcinogenic chemicals long out-lawed in the US and Europe Repeated exposure to thesesubstances is another threat Chinese workers have to con-
tend with when working on the assembly line makingsmartphones and other tech gadgets Despite knowledge of the dangerous conditions
Applersquos Chinese suppliers rarely struggle to find workersmany of whom are willing to take the relatively high pay-ing jobs despite the risksmdashespecially if they are support-ing loved ones at home who depend upon the extra money
to survive Chinarsquoshuge population cre-ates an infinite sup- ply of workers suchthat even a large-scale walkout would be pointless The as-sembly line systemgives each person arepetitive simple job that can betaught in an hour
For its partApple continues toclaim they are in-vestigating the sit-uation and doingeverything theycan to ensure sat-
isfactory working conditions In 2010 the company re-vamped its supplier responsibility standards andthreatened it would terminate relations with Chinesemanufacturers that refuse to toe the line and also calledfor new audits on all of its ldquofinal assemblyrdquo facilities inChina Two years later Apple became the first technol-ogy company admitted to the Fair Labor Association anon-profit that conducts independent monitoring andverification to ensure acceptable workplace standards
While this affiliation doesnrsquot mean Foxconn Pegatronand other Chinese high tech suppliers are beholden to
standards as stringent as US labor laws activists con-sider it a step in the right direction and continue to keepan eye on the situation
Of course whether or not Apple steps up on the issue
may depend more on if consumers are willing to foregothe companyrsquos products due to worker exploitation issuesAnd thatrsquos not likely to happen anytime soon as Ameri-cans and others continue to buy iPhones iPads and Macsas fast as Apple and its Chinese partners can produce them
CONTACTS Apple Supplier Responsibility
wwwapplecomsupplier-responsibility
Foxconnwwwfoxconncom
Pegatronwwwpegatroncorpcom
China Labor Watchwwwchinalaborwatchorg
Green Americawwwgreenamericaorg
Fair Labor Associationwwwfairlabororg
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From the Editors of
EThe Environmental
Magazine
Earthwallreg is produced by Roddy Scheer and Doug Moss and is a
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greater number of single-cru bot-tlings and the arrival of newly desig-nated sub-zones have helped
Muscadet elevate its reputation drawingworthy comparisons to white Burgundy Butwhat will it take for the region to truly set itself apart Jon Bonneacute considers Muscadets past and fu-ture through the eyes of the winemakers looking toreshape it
Jon Bonneacute IS FLUENT IN WINEFrench citiesespecially secondary French cities often do bestwhen theyrsquore looking backwards In the case of
Nantes long a sleepy spot in the western Loire itwould be easy to assume that it peaked many yearsagomdashperhaps during the Industrial Revolution
when its docks were full of grain and spices (anddisturbingly slaves)
Thatrsquos why I was completely unprepared for whatI found when I rolled in on a warm fall day a
bustling growing tech hub one of Europersquos green-est cities functional in all the ways that most Frenchcities arenrsquot The tram system is fleet Therersquos littleof the brutalist midcentury architecture that weighson France like a curse The mild often wet climateis maritime Gaul at its best Francersquos Seattle Ithought admiringly
The distinct pride emanating from Nantes thesedays seems to come from being unburdened by the
past The Nantais love their reclaimed stature asBrittanyrsquos major city and they beam with locavoreLoire pride too embracing the proximity to theriverrsquos bounty Little gastropubs and wine bars offer up immaculate produce plump Brittany oysters andof course local wine which in Nantes essentiallymeans Muscadet grown throughout the surroundingcountryside
Last November I headed south from the city and pulled off the expressway into the town of La Haye-
Fouassiegravere one of the major Muscadet towns UsuallyFrench roundabouts are dec-orated with flowers or a bas-
ket press but here just downthe street from the Mondelezfactory with its scent of fresh-baked Lu biscuits sitsa full-scale model of a flyingsaucer complete with cos-monauts Why a UFO Iasked a local winemaker
ldquoWersquore looking toward thefuturerdquo
While Nantes so clearlyreflects this notion that was-nrsquot my initial impression of Muscadet On a first glance
it seems to be a place of stasis old vineyards with-ering old farmers retiring The global reputation of its winesmdashcheap industrial old-fashionedmdashmoreor less remains their reputation in France too
But on closer inspection I discovered a placegeared up for radical change Its best wines have al-ways been a world apart from the meager thin ver-sions made by many local neacutegociants bottles likeLuneau-Papinrsquos luxe smoky Excelsior aged for twoyears or the fleshy quince-flavored Chacircteau-Theacutebaud from Les Becirctes Curieuses a project dedi-cated to single-cru bottlings from winemakersJeacutereacutemie Huchet and Jeacutereacutemie Mourat have for years
been nipping atthe heels of whiteBurgundy
Whatrsquos hap- pening in Mus-
cadet todaythough is more profoundto the point that even the French avant-garde hasnrsquotreally caught on Many regions aspire to more thanwhat the old French appellations permitted themBut Muscadet having reached the terminus of itsold ways has decidedmdashlike the city that has alwaysnourished itmdashto decisively step into the futureRather than pray for the return of the easy money of the past its best producers bet that they can achievesomething greater
The most basic changes here can be found manyother places in France better farming lower yieldsimproved winemaking But Muscadet has a differ-
ent burden than other regions Its wines were rarelyexalted and it never really shaped a distinct identityAs Franccedilois Midavaine stated in a 1994 book on thetopic ldquoItrsquos a bit tricky to talk about Muscadet as awine regionrdquo
More than 20 years later that Nantais push towardthe future is shared by an emerging generation of vi-gneronsmdashmany of them following in the footstepsof their parentsmdashwho believe itrsquos their destiny tocompletely refashion Muscadet as a significant
place making significant wine They have much intheir favor a loyal devotion to one grapemdashmelonde Bourgognemdashand a fantastic diversity of soilshosting the northernmost vines on Francersquos westcoast
ldquoMuscadetrdquo says Jo Landron of Domaine de laLouvetrie one of the regionrsquos most vocal lobbyistsfor change ldquois coming into its place among the greatwinesrdquo
David White is the founder and editor ofTerroiristcom which was named
Best Overall Wine Blog at the 2013Wine Blog Awards
His columns are housed at Grape Collective
Francersquos Most
Underrated
White Wine
Steps Out
On the Vine
David White
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Moe News Than You Can HandleFrom the Mailbag
7145366300Main Street EyewearLooks at Life Through
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Just AnotherLoving Elephant Story
In 1986 Peter Davies was on holiday inKenya after graduating from Northwest-ern University
On a hike through the bush he cameacross a young bull elephant standing withone leg raised in the air
The elephant seemed distressed so Peter approached it very carefully
He got down on one knee inspected theelephantrsquos foot and found a large piece of wood deeply embedded in it As carefullyand as gently as he could Peter worked thewood out with his knife after which the ele- phant gingerly put down its foot
The elephant turned to face the man andwith a rather curious look on its face staredat him for several tense moments Peter stood frozenthinking of nothing else but being trampled
Eventually the elephant trumpeted loudlyturned and walked away
Peter never forgot that elephant or the
events of that dayTwenty years later Peter was walking
through the Chicago Zoo with his teenagedson As they approached the elephant en-closure one of the creatures turned andwalked over to near where Peter and his sonCameron were standing The large bull ele- phant stared at Peter lifted its front foot off the ground then put it down
The elephant did that several times thentrumpeted loudly all the while staring at theman
Remembering the encounter in 1986Peter could not help wondering if this wasthe same elephant
Peter summoned up his courage climbedover the railing and made his way into theenclosure He walked right up to the ele- phant and stared back in wonder
The elephant trumpeted again wrapped itstrunk around one of Peter legs and slammedhim against the railing killing him in-stantly
Probably wasnt the same elephant
Be careful out there You never reallyknow who your friends are
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An enraged driver was filmedstopping on a busy highway inCalifornia to beat a fellow mo-
torist this week Another driver startedfilming moments before two men went
at it in the middle of traffic on the 134freeway near Glendale CA The film-maker who didnt want to be namedtold CBS Los Angeles he started film-ing when he saw a driver in an Infinitirepeatedly trying to cut off a man in aVolkswagen Jetta He was concernedthe two cars might crash
The driver of the Jetta told CBS hisside of the story He also did not wantto be identified He said the Infiniticrossed several lanes to cut him offThe driver of the Infiniti threw whatappeared to be coins at his car Even-tually the two road-ragers and the film-ing driver come to a stop on the busy
freeway Amazingly no one was hit
though horns blared in the back-ground The Infiniti driver left his ownvehicle and confronted the driver of the Jetta who was still in his driversseat He punched the driver several
times and choked him The Jettadriver told CBS that the man kept ask-ing why he was mocking him
I really thought if this guy does onestep to the left hes going to get hit bya car in the carpool lane the anony-mous filmmaker told CBS You sawhim he was screaming at him Strikehim a couple of times and the Jetta is
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lice report California Highway Patrolreleased a statement sayingits investigating the inci-dent and urging anyonewith information to come
forward ~ Erin Marquis
ROAD RAGE
Google Brings 40 US ParksTo Your Dash
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oogle just made it easier to visit some of the US biggest landmarks with-
out hopping on an airplane Itsteaming up with the NationalPark Service to offer 360-degreeStreet View imagery for 40 na-tional parks and historic sitesranging from Alcatrazs leg-endary prison to the ancient cliff dwellings of Montezuma CastleThe collection also touts photosof artifacts from those locationsWant to see furniture from Abra-ham Lincolns house You can No this wont recreate thegrandeur youd get from beingthere yourself but it beats having
to rely on tourists photos to geta feel for what youre missing
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According to the largest mortgage ratesurvey in the county that released by Fred-die Mac the average rate on a 30 year mort-gage started February at 372 This is thelowest level since the 368 of April 2015
As usual the media picked up on the dropin rates and advertisements for mortgagesare hot and heavy all over again
At least the media is quick to mention thelower rates Very rarely do they mention the part of the report disclosing the costs Ac-cording to Freddie Mac the average cost tosecure a 30 year fixed mortgage was 06 points This is in addition to paying the title and escrow fees
Of course this is the ldquoaveragerdquo Some companies are more compet-itive than others and some applicants are better qualified Competitivemortgage companies are able to offer these rates (or better) with $0costs for well-qualified applicants
For most homeowners this reduction in rate could save one thou-sand two thousand dollars or more in interest every year
But perhaps the best kept secret in the mortgage industry the onethat the media never seems to talk about is the 20 year fixed This iscurrently available at 35 or lower with little to no closing costs for well-qualified applicants
The 20 year fixed is the black sheep of the mortgage industry While30 year and 15 year fixed rate loans are the darlings of the industry
that are alwaystalked about and doted on most
homeowners donrsquot even knowthat a 20 year fixed is an op-
tion Well it is Manyhomeowners might besurprised to learn that a
new 20 year fixed at35 could helpthem pay off their mortgage faster without raising
their paymenttoo much Inmany cases the payment actu-ally goesdown
Letrsquos look at someone
who got a $350000 loan seven years ago at 4375 The payment onthat loan would be $174750 After seven years the remaining princi- pal balance on that loan would be down to $303762
A new 20 year loan of $303762 at 35 would be a payment of $176170 For an extra $1420 per month this homeowner can save 3years off their mortgage payments Extrapolating this out $1420 per
month is $17040 per year and $3408 over 20 years The savings of eliminating three years of mortgage payments of $174750 per month($20970 per year) is $62910 saved over those three years of elimi-nated payments If treated as an investment there arenrsquot too many places where one can invest $3400 and get a return of over $60000 ina span of 20 years
And this is what makes the 20 year fixed one of the best-kept secretsin the mortgage industry
Arnaud Dufour
Mortgage Rates
Drop Again
rnaud Dufour
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The 2016 Taste of Huntington Beach is aone price all-inclusive event that tastes sogood The Taste features a unique samplingof 50 of the finest restaurants Huntington Beach has to offer pairedwith more than 40 of Californias premium wineries and craft brew-eries - all in the name of charity The Taste of Huntington Beach isSunday April 24 from 12 noon to 4 PM (Special VIP Reception 11AM to 12 Noon) at the HB Sports Complex 18100 GoldenwestStreet at Talbert -- across the parking lot from the HB Central Library
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Post Game NumbersA
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returns show that it did not disappoint
The first number for Super Bowl 50 based on Nielsens
metered markets is a 49 rating and a massive 73 share among
households Thats just off from last years 497 rating The
2015 overnight rating marked an all-time high for the Super
Bowl ultimately translating to an average 1144 million view-
ers It topped the previous years game (1115 million viewers)
to become the most-watched telecast in US TV history
Working against Super Bowl 50 was the fact that it was
a relatively low-scoring game Quarterback Peyton Man-
ning and the Denver Broncos ultimately topped the Car-
olina Panthers 24-10 in a pairing that was not nearly as year
prior But scores are not something that appear to affect the
Super Bowl 2014 set a record with an absurdly lopsided
43-8 victory for the Seattle Seahawks Its one of several
ways in which Super Bowl has proven itself immune to
TVs trends of ratings fatigue Even by its own lofty stan-
dards and seemingly regardless of play the biggest night
of the US TV calendar has consistently been outdoing it-
self in recent years
2015 497 rating 1144 million viewers
2014 464 rating 1115 million viewers
2013 481 rating 1084 million viewers
2012 478 rating 1113 million viewers
2011 479 rating 111 million viewers
Super Bowl record for the team that scores first 31-16
Winning percent of the favored team by oddsmakers 72
Lowest face value price of a Super Bowl ticket $800
Cost of a 30 second Super Bowl spot $35 Million
Cost of a 30 second Super Bowl spot in 1970 $42000
Amount of money each player on the
winning Super Bowl team receives $88000
Amount of money each player on the
losing Super Bowl team receives $46000
SUPER BOWL FOOD SALES STATISTICSCases of beer sold on Super Bowl Sunday 492 Million
Chicken wings sold on Super Bowl week 125 Million
Pounds of avocados used for guacamole during Super Bowl 71 Million
Rise in pizza deliveries on Super Bowl Sunday 35
Rise in 7-Elevenrsquos antacid sales the day after 20
WHERE PEOPLE WATCH THE SUPER BOWL PERCENTAt home alone immediate family 46
At home with friends relatives 31
At friend relativersquos home 14
Other not sure 7
At bar restaurant 3
MOST SUPER BOWL WINS WINSPittsburgh Steelers 6-2
Dallas Cowboys 5-3
San Francisco 49ers 5-1
New England Patriots 4-4
Green Bay Packers 4-1
TEAMS THAT HAVE NEVER PLAYED IN A SUPER BOWLLions Browns Texans Jaguars
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Who says mothers arent powerful
Esther Carlstone (momme) tells us aboutHILDA JOHNSON BRUNGOT
Hilda Johnson Brungot (1886-1982) was a Berlin New
Hampshire native who became dean of women state legisla-
tors She was a forty-four-year-old mother of 6 children when
she first went to Concord as a legislator Reelected 18 times
she served 41 years before retiring in 1975 Brungotrsquos portrait
hangs in Legislative Hall at the State Capitol only the third
woman to be so honored
Brownies Cocktails amp WOMEN
These tasty oatmeal cookies are simple andinviting breakfast recipe Serve with some orange juice or tea and enjoy
Time needed 10 min preparation
Serving Size Yield 12 cookies
Ingredients34 C vegetable shortening 1 C brown sugar 12 C granulated sugar 1 egg 14 C water 1 tsp almond extract
3 C uncooked oats1 C flour 1 tsp salt 12 tsp soda14 C almonds chopped
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Method
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and strawberry slices and sprigs of mint Pomegranate also looks pretty as a garnish
Top tips
The cordial will keep in the fridge for up to 5 days If you fancy making it into a cocktail simplyadd vodka to taste
About the SrawberryLemonade Cocktail
C o c k t a i l C o r n e r
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NEWSEPTI NGrsquoS WORLD
Only Local News
Chris Epting
HBNews1aolcom
R ecently I had the honor of introducing eight timeOlympic medalist Shirley
Babashoff at the annual
KinderVision dinner held eachyear in Huntington Beach
In the mid-1970s Shirley wasarguably the strongest femaleswimmer on the planet After winning three medals in Munichin 1972 she began an arduoustraining regimen that involvedswimming literally 20 miles aday seven days a week for four years By the time the 1976games rolled around in Mon-treacuteal it seemed all but obviousthat she would win the gold ineach of the six races was en-tered in Just before the
games at the trials in LongBeach she put on one of themost impressive single per-formances in swimming his-tory This was the momentThis was her destiny
But then something hap- pened The East Germanteam which had emergedfrom nowhere in the previ-ous three years to becomean almost incomprehensi- ble force in swimming
ran away with most of the gold atthe games Shirley had been sus- pecting them of cheating for yearsand in Montreacuteal she finally spokeher mind publicly She calledthem out for doping and the worldturned on her hard All of a sud-den she was ldquoSurly Shirley theugly American
She would go on to lead her relay team to gold in the finalswimming event of the games Itsconsidered to be one of the mostexciting races in modern sportshistory America had finally wonthe gold But the reaction to
Shirleys courage and honestycrushed her She retired fromswimming at age 19 When theBerlin Wall fell in the 1980s theworld learned that she had beencorrect in her accusations Shewas vindicated
In the late 1980s she began
work as a mail carrier for theHuntington Beach Postal Serviceand she is still at work theretoday Shirley maybe the greatestAmerican athlete that you maynot be familiar with This summer I think a lot of that will change because the book that she and Iwrote about her life ldquoMakingWavesrdquo will be released in July
Im sharing the cover of the book early in this column so thatyou can see Im very proud of thestory and even prouder of myfriend Shirley for all she has donein her life and for how she repre-
sented her country in twoOlympic games Once the book comes out Im going to interviewher for this column but I did wantto make you aware that finallythe truth about Shirley story willfinally be told for all the world toread
chr ischriseptingcom
The information contained in this column does not necessarily reflect the opinion of The Local News
Chris Epting is an award-winning journalist and the au- thor of 25 books including Huntington Beach Then amp Now Vanishing Orange County and Roadside Base- ball You can follow him on Twitter chrisepting
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Dear EarthTalk Is it true that Apple
gets around US labor standards and laws by out-
sourcing production to China mdash Josie Walsh New York NY
Apple isnrsquot the only tech giant outsourcing much of its production to Chinese manufacturers nowadays but thesheer popularity of the California-based companyrsquos prod-ucts makes it an especially easy target for activists con-cerned about worker health and safety China Labor Watchand other groupshave exposed inhu-mane conditions athuge Chinese facto-ries of suppliers likeFoxconn and Pega-tron that supportmany US-basedtech firms Workersat these facilitiesmany who are under-age are often re-quired to work 18-hour shifts and areroutinely exposed totoxic chemicalsmdashbutstill can barely makeends meet The prob-lem came to a head in2010 when journalists got word that 14 workers had com-mitted suicide at Foxconnrsquos massive iPhone-assemblymanufacturing facility in China
Another issue dogging Applersquos Chinese partners isworker exposure to toxic chemicals and a higher than av-erage incidence of leukemia among employees Appleagreed to discontinue using two of the worst offenders
benzene and n-hexane after the non-profit groups China
Labor Watch and Green America collected upwards of 40000 signatures from consumers demanding action from
the company But China still allows its manufacturing sec-tor to use several other carcinogenic chemicals long out-lawed in the US and Europe Repeated exposure to thesesubstances is another threat Chinese workers have to con-
tend with when working on the assembly line makingsmartphones and other tech gadgets Despite knowledge of the dangerous conditions
Applersquos Chinese suppliers rarely struggle to find workersmany of whom are willing to take the relatively high pay-ing jobs despite the risksmdashespecially if they are support-ing loved ones at home who depend upon the extra money
to survive Chinarsquoshuge population cre-ates an infinite sup- ply of workers suchthat even a large-scale walkout would be pointless The as-sembly line systemgives each person arepetitive simple job that can betaught in an hour
For its partApple continues toclaim they are in-vestigating the sit-uation and doingeverything theycan to ensure sat-
isfactory working conditions In 2010 the company re-vamped its supplier responsibility standards andthreatened it would terminate relations with Chinesemanufacturers that refuse to toe the line and also calledfor new audits on all of its ldquofinal assemblyrdquo facilities inChina Two years later Apple became the first technol-ogy company admitted to the Fair Labor Association anon-profit that conducts independent monitoring andverification to ensure acceptable workplace standards
While this affiliation doesnrsquot mean Foxconn Pegatronand other Chinese high tech suppliers are beholden to
standards as stringent as US labor laws activists con-sider it a step in the right direction and continue to keepan eye on the situation
Of course whether or not Apple steps up on the issue
may depend more on if consumers are willing to foregothe companyrsquos products due to worker exploitation issuesAnd thatrsquos not likely to happen anytime soon as Ameri-cans and others continue to buy iPhones iPads and Macsas fast as Apple and its Chinese partners can produce them
CONTACTS Apple Supplier Responsibility
wwwapplecomsupplier-responsibility
Foxconnwwwfoxconncom
Pegatronwwwpegatroncorpcom
China Labor Watchwwwchinalaborwatchorg
Green Americawwwgreenamericaorg
Fair Labor Associationwwwfairlabororg
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Magazine
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registered trademark ofEarth Action Network Inc
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greater number of single-cru bot-tlings and the arrival of newly desig-nated sub-zones have helped
Muscadet elevate its reputation drawingworthy comparisons to white Burgundy Butwhat will it take for the region to truly set itself apart Jon Bonneacute considers Muscadets past and fu-ture through the eyes of the winemakers looking toreshape it
Jon Bonneacute IS FLUENT IN WINEFrench citiesespecially secondary French cities often do bestwhen theyrsquore looking backwards In the case of
Nantes long a sleepy spot in the western Loire itwould be easy to assume that it peaked many yearsagomdashperhaps during the Industrial Revolution
when its docks were full of grain and spices (anddisturbingly slaves)
Thatrsquos why I was completely unprepared for whatI found when I rolled in on a warm fall day a
bustling growing tech hub one of Europersquos green-est cities functional in all the ways that most Frenchcities arenrsquot The tram system is fleet Therersquos littleof the brutalist midcentury architecture that weighson France like a curse The mild often wet climateis maritime Gaul at its best Francersquos Seattle Ithought admiringly
The distinct pride emanating from Nantes thesedays seems to come from being unburdened by the
past The Nantais love their reclaimed stature asBrittanyrsquos major city and they beam with locavoreLoire pride too embracing the proximity to theriverrsquos bounty Little gastropubs and wine bars offer up immaculate produce plump Brittany oysters andof course local wine which in Nantes essentiallymeans Muscadet grown throughout the surroundingcountryside
Last November I headed south from the city and pulled off the expressway into the town of La Haye-
Fouassiegravere one of the major Muscadet towns UsuallyFrench roundabouts are dec-orated with flowers or a bas-
ket press but here just downthe street from the Mondelezfactory with its scent of fresh-baked Lu biscuits sitsa full-scale model of a flyingsaucer complete with cos-monauts Why a UFO Iasked a local winemaker
ldquoWersquore looking toward thefuturerdquo
While Nantes so clearlyreflects this notion that was-nrsquot my initial impression of Muscadet On a first glance
it seems to be a place of stasis old vineyards with-ering old farmers retiring The global reputation of its winesmdashcheap industrial old-fashionedmdashmoreor less remains their reputation in France too
But on closer inspection I discovered a placegeared up for radical change Its best wines have al-ways been a world apart from the meager thin ver-sions made by many local neacutegociants bottles likeLuneau-Papinrsquos luxe smoky Excelsior aged for twoyears or the fleshy quince-flavored Chacircteau-Theacutebaud from Les Becirctes Curieuses a project dedi-cated to single-cru bottlings from winemakersJeacutereacutemie Huchet and Jeacutereacutemie Mourat have for years
been nipping atthe heels of whiteBurgundy
Whatrsquos hap- pening in Mus-
cadet todaythough is more profoundto the point that even the French avant-garde hasnrsquotreally caught on Many regions aspire to more thanwhat the old French appellations permitted themBut Muscadet having reached the terminus of itsold ways has decidedmdashlike the city that has alwaysnourished itmdashto decisively step into the futureRather than pray for the return of the easy money of the past its best producers bet that they can achievesomething greater
The most basic changes here can be found manyother places in France better farming lower yieldsimproved winemaking But Muscadet has a differ-
ent burden than other regions Its wines were rarelyexalted and it never really shaped a distinct identityAs Franccedilois Midavaine stated in a 1994 book on thetopic ldquoItrsquos a bit tricky to talk about Muscadet as awine regionrdquo
More than 20 years later that Nantais push towardthe future is shared by an emerging generation of vi-gneronsmdashmany of them following in the footstepsof their parentsmdashwho believe itrsquos their destiny tocompletely refashion Muscadet as a significant
place making significant wine They have much intheir favor a loyal devotion to one grapemdashmelonde Bourgognemdashand a fantastic diversity of soilshosting the northernmost vines on Francersquos westcoast
ldquoMuscadetrdquo says Jo Landron of Domaine de laLouvetrie one of the regionrsquos most vocal lobbyistsfor change ldquois coming into its place among the greatwinesrdquo
David White is the founder and editor ofTerroiristcom which was named
Best Overall Wine Blog at the 2013Wine Blog Awards
His columns are housed at Grape Collective
Francersquos Most
Underrated
White Wine
Steps Out
On the Vine
David White
The information contained in this column does not necessarily reflect the opinion of The Local News
Local Coastal CuisineThe ocean view from Zimzala is one tall drink of water Save your ap-
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Just AnotherLoving Elephant Story
In 1986 Peter Davies was on holiday inKenya after graduating from Northwest-ern University
On a hike through the bush he cameacross a young bull elephant standing withone leg raised in the air
The elephant seemed distressed so Peter approached it very carefully
He got down on one knee inspected theelephantrsquos foot and found a large piece of wood deeply embedded in it As carefullyand as gently as he could Peter worked thewood out with his knife after which the ele- phant gingerly put down its foot
The elephant turned to face the man andwith a rather curious look on its face staredat him for several tense moments Peter stood frozenthinking of nothing else but being trampled
Eventually the elephant trumpeted loudlyturned and walked away
Peter never forgot that elephant or the
events of that dayTwenty years later Peter was walking
through the Chicago Zoo with his teenagedson As they approached the elephant en-closure one of the creatures turned andwalked over to near where Peter and his sonCameron were standing The large bull ele- phant stared at Peter lifted its front foot off the ground then put it down
The elephant did that several times thentrumpeted loudly all the while staring at theman
Remembering the encounter in 1986Peter could not help wondering if this wasthe same elephant
Peter summoned up his courage climbedover the railing and made his way into theenclosure He walked right up to the ele- phant and stared back in wonder
The elephant trumpeted again wrapped itstrunk around one of Peter legs and slammedhim against the railing killing him in-stantly
Probably wasnt the same elephant
Be careful out there You never reallyknow who your friends are
T h e i n f or m a t i o n c o n t a i n e d i n t h i s c o l u m n d o e s n o t n e c e s s ar i l yr e f l e c t t h e o p i n i o n o f T h eL
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An enraged driver was filmedstopping on a busy highway inCalifornia to beat a fellow mo-
torist this week Another driver startedfilming moments before two men went
at it in the middle of traffic on the 134freeway near Glendale CA The film-maker who didnt want to be namedtold CBS Los Angeles he started film-ing when he saw a driver in an Infinitirepeatedly trying to cut off a man in aVolkswagen Jetta He was concernedthe two cars might crash
The driver of the Jetta told CBS hisside of the story He also did not wantto be identified He said the Infiniticrossed several lanes to cut him offThe driver of the Infiniti threw whatappeared to be coins at his car Even-tually the two road-ragers and the film-ing driver come to a stop on the busy
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I really thought if this guy does onestep to the left hes going to get hit bya car in the carpool lane the anony-mous filmmaker told CBS You sawhim he was screaming at him Strikehim a couple of times and the Jetta is
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come down to the lowest levels since Aprilof 2015 And the commercials are trueEven those who completed a refinancewithin the last year may do well to investi-gate their options once again
According to the largest mortgage ratesurvey in the county that released by Fred-die Mac the average rate on a 30 year mort-gage started February at 372 This is thelowest level since the 368 of April 2015
As usual the media picked up on the dropin rates and advertisements for mortgagesare hot and heavy all over again
At least the media is quick to mention thelower rates Very rarely do they mention the part of the report disclosing the costs Ac-cording to Freddie Mac the average cost tosecure a 30 year fixed mortgage was 06 points This is in addition to paying the title and escrow fees
Of course this is the ldquoaveragerdquo Some companies are more compet-itive than others and some applicants are better qualified Competitivemortgage companies are able to offer these rates (or better) with $0costs for well-qualified applicants
For most homeowners this reduction in rate could save one thou-sand two thousand dollars or more in interest every year
But perhaps the best kept secret in the mortgage industry the onethat the media never seems to talk about is the 20 year fixed This iscurrently available at 35 or lower with little to no closing costs for well-qualified applicants
The 20 year fixed is the black sheep of the mortgage industry While30 year and 15 year fixed rate loans are the darlings of the industry
that are alwaystalked about and doted on most
homeowners donrsquot even knowthat a 20 year fixed is an op-
tion Well it is Manyhomeowners might besurprised to learn that a
new 20 year fixed at35 could helpthem pay off their mortgage faster without raising
their paymenttoo much Inmany cases the payment actu-ally goesdown
Letrsquos look at someone
who got a $350000 loan seven years ago at 4375 The payment onthat loan would be $174750 After seven years the remaining princi- pal balance on that loan would be down to $303762
A new 20 year loan of $303762 at 35 would be a payment of $176170 For an extra $1420 per month this homeowner can save 3years off their mortgage payments Extrapolating this out $1420 per
month is $17040 per year and $3408 over 20 years The savings of eliminating three years of mortgage payments of $174750 per month($20970 per year) is $62910 saved over those three years of elimi-nated payments If treated as an investment there arenrsquot too many places where one can invest $3400 and get a return of over $60000 ina span of 20 years
And this is what makes the 20 year fixed one of the best-kept secretsin the mortgage industry
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Mortgage Rates
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The information contained in this column does not necessarily reflect the opinion of The Local News
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Post Game NumbersA
t this point not setting a ratings record is essentially
a disappointment for the Super Bowl So Sundays
Denver-Carolina showdown which aired on CBS
played out under a shroud of lofty expectations -- but initial
returns show that it did not disappoint
The first number for Super Bowl 50 based on Nielsens
metered markets is a 49 rating and a massive 73 share among
households Thats just off from last years 497 rating The
2015 overnight rating marked an all-time high for the Super
Bowl ultimately translating to an average 1144 million view-
ers It topped the previous years game (1115 million viewers)
to become the most-watched telecast in US TV history
Working against Super Bowl 50 was the fact that it was
a relatively low-scoring game Quarterback Peyton Man-
ning and the Denver Broncos ultimately topped the Car-
olina Panthers 24-10 in a pairing that was not nearly as year
prior But scores are not something that appear to affect the
Super Bowl 2014 set a record with an absurdly lopsided
43-8 victory for the Seattle Seahawks Its one of several
ways in which Super Bowl has proven itself immune to
TVs trends of ratings fatigue Even by its own lofty stan-
dards and seemingly regardless of play the biggest night
of the US TV calendar has consistently been outdoing it-
self in recent years
2015 497 rating 1144 million viewers
2014 464 rating 1115 million viewers
2013 481 rating 1084 million viewers
2012 478 rating 1113 million viewers
2011 479 rating 111 million viewers
Super Bowl record for the team that scores first 31-16
Winning percent of the favored team by oddsmakers 72
Lowest face value price of a Super Bowl ticket $800
Cost of a 30 second Super Bowl spot $35 Million
Cost of a 30 second Super Bowl spot in 1970 $42000
Amount of money each player on the
winning Super Bowl team receives $88000
Amount of money each player on the
losing Super Bowl team receives $46000
SUPER BOWL FOOD SALES STATISTICSCases of beer sold on Super Bowl Sunday 492 Million
Chicken wings sold on Super Bowl week 125 Million
Pounds of avocados used for guacamole during Super Bowl 71 Million
Rise in pizza deliveries on Super Bowl Sunday 35
Rise in 7-Elevenrsquos antacid sales the day after 20
WHERE PEOPLE WATCH THE SUPER BOWL PERCENTAt home alone immediate family 46
At home with friends relatives 31
At friend relativersquos home 14
Other not sure 7
At bar restaurant 3
MOST SUPER BOWL WINS WINSPittsburgh Steelers 6-2
Dallas Cowboys 5-3
San Francisco 49ers 5-1
New England Patriots 4-4
Green Bay Packers 4-1
TEAMS THAT HAVE NEVER PLAYED IN A SUPER BOWLLions Browns Texans Jaguars
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Who says mothers arent powerful
Esther Carlstone (momme) tells us aboutHILDA JOHNSON BRUNGOT
Hilda Johnson Brungot (1886-1982) was a Berlin New
Hampshire native who became dean of women state legisla-
tors She was a forty-four-year-old mother of 6 children when
she first went to Concord as a legislator Reelected 18 times
she served 41 years before retiring in 1975 Brungotrsquos portrait
hangs in Legislative Hall at the State Capitol only the third
woman to be so honored
Brownies Cocktails amp WOMEN
These tasty oatmeal cookies are simple andinviting breakfast recipe Serve with some orange juice or tea and enjoy
Time needed 10 min preparation
Serving Size Yield 12 cookies
Ingredients34 C vegetable shortening 1 C brown sugar 12 C granulated sugar 1 egg 14 C water 1 tsp almond extract
3 C uncooked oats1 C flour 1 tsp salt 12 tsp soda14 C almonds chopped
DirectionsBegin by preheating
your oven to 350 degreesBeat together shorteningsugars egg water andvanilla until creamy Addremaining ingredients Mix well Drop by rounded teaspoonfulsonto a greased cookie sheet and bake at 350 degrees for 12-15minutes Let cool and then enjoy
STRONG WOMEN -Breakfast QuickOatmeal Almond
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Serves Makes 500ml cordial
Preparation 5 mins
Ingredients300g (10oz) hulled strawberries300g (10oz) caster sugar Juice 5 lemonsStill or sparkling mineral water to diluteSliced limes and strawberries and sprigs of mint to serve
Method
Put the hulled strawberries caster sugar and lemon juice into a blender and pulse until smoothStrain the mixture through a sieve into a large bowl and stir thoroughly to ensure all the sugar dis-solves
You can transfer the cordial to a large bottle or storage container until neededDilute with still or sparkling water (about 1 part cordial to 4 parts water) and serve with ice lime
and strawberry slices and sprigs of mint Pomegranate also looks pretty as a garnish
Top tips
The cordial will keep in the fridge for up to 5 days If you fancy making it into a cocktail simplyadd vodka to taste
About the SrawberryLemonade Cocktail
C o c k t a i l C o r n e r
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Only Local News
Chris Epting
HBNews1aolcom
R ecently I had the honor of introducing eight timeOlympic medalist Shirley
Babashoff at the annual
KinderVision dinner held eachyear in Huntington Beach
In the mid-1970s Shirley wasarguably the strongest femaleswimmer on the planet After winning three medals in Munichin 1972 she began an arduoustraining regimen that involvedswimming literally 20 miles aday seven days a week for four years By the time the 1976games rolled around in Mon-treacuteal it seemed all but obviousthat she would win the gold ineach of the six races was en-tered in Just before the
games at the trials in LongBeach she put on one of themost impressive single per-formances in swimming his-tory This was the momentThis was her destiny
But then something hap- pened The East Germanteam which had emergedfrom nowhere in the previ-ous three years to becomean almost incomprehensi- ble force in swimming
ran away with most of the gold atthe games Shirley had been sus- pecting them of cheating for yearsand in Montreacuteal she finally spokeher mind publicly She calledthem out for doping and the worldturned on her hard All of a sud-den she was ldquoSurly Shirley theugly American
She would go on to lead her relay team to gold in the finalswimming event of the games Itsconsidered to be one of the mostexciting races in modern sportshistory America had finally wonthe gold But the reaction to
Shirleys courage and honestycrushed her She retired fromswimming at age 19 When theBerlin Wall fell in the 1980s theworld learned that she had beencorrect in her accusations Shewas vindicated
In the late 1980s she began
work as a mail carrier for theHuntington Beach Postal Serviceand she is still at work theretoday Shirley maybe the greatestAmerican athlete that you maynot be familiar with This summer I think a lot of that will change because the book that she and Iwrote about her life ldquoMakingWavesrdquo will be released in July
Im sharing the cover of the book early in this column so thatyou can see Im very proud of thestory and even prouder of myfriend Shirley for all she has donein her life and for how she repre-
sented her country in twoOlympic games Once the book comes out Im going to interviewher for this column but I did wantto make you aware that finallythe truth about Shirley story willfinally be told for all the world toread
chr ischriseptingcom
The information contained in this column does not necessarily reflect the opinion of The Local News
Chris Epting is an award-winning journalist and the au- thor of 25 books including Huntington Beach Then amp Now Vanishing Orange County and Roadside Base- ball You can follow him on Twitter chrisepting
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Dear EarthTalk Is it true that Apple
gets around US labor standards and laws by out-
sourcing production to China mdash Josie Walsh New York NY
Apple isnrsquot the only tech giant outsourcing much of its production to Chinese manufacturers nowadays but thesheer popularity of the California-based companyrsquos prod-ucts makes it an especially easy target for activists con-cerned about worker health and safety China Labor Watchand other groupshave exposed inhu-mane conditions athuge Chinese facto-ries of suppliers likeFoxconn and Pega-tron that supportmany US-basedtech firms Workersat these facilitiesmany who are under-age are often re-quired to work 18-hour shifts and areroutinely exposed totoxic chemicalsmdashbutstill can barely makeends meet The prob-lem came to a head in2010 when journalists got word that 14 workers had com-mitted suicide at Foxconnrsquos massive iPhone-assemblymanufacturing facility in China
Another issue dogging Applersquos Chinese partners isworker exposure to toxic chemicals and a higher than av-erage incidence of leukemia among employees Appleagreed to discontinue using two of the worst offenders
benzene and n-hexane after the non-profit groups China
Labor Watch and Green America collected upwards of 40000 signatures from consumers demanding action from
the company But China still allows its manufacturing sec-tor to use several other carcinogenic chemicals long out-lawed in the US and Europe Repeated exposure to thesesubstances is another threat Chinese workers have to con-
tend with when working on the assembly line makingsmartphones and other tech gadgets Despite knowledge of the dangerous conditions
Applersquos Chinese suppliers rarely struggle to find workersmany of whom are willing to take the relatively high pay-ing jobs despite the risksmdashespecially if they are support-ing loved ones at home who depend upon the extra money
to survive Chinarsquoshuge population cre-ates an infinite sup- ply of workers suchthat even a large-scale walkout would be pointless The as-sembly line systemgives each person arepetitive simple job that can betaught in an hour
For its partApple continues toclaim they are in-vestigating the sit-uation and doingeverything theycan to ensure sat-
isfactory working conditions In 2010 the company re-vamped its supplier responsibility standards andthreatened it would terminate relations with Chinesemanufacturers that refuse to toe the line and also calledfor new audits on all of its ldquofinal assemblyrdquo facilities inChina Two years later Apple became the first technol-ogy company admitted to the Fair Labor Association anon-profit that conducts independent monitoring andverification to ensure acceptable workplace standards
While this affiliation doesnrsquot mean Foxconn Pegatronand other Chinese high tech suppliers are beholden to
standards as stringent as US labor laws activists con-sider it a step in the right direction and continue to keepan eye on the situation
Of course whether or not Apple steps up on the issue
may depend more on if consumers are willing to foregothe companyrsquos products due to worker exploitation issuesAnd thatrsquos not likely to happen anytime soon as Ameri-cans and others continue to buy iPhones iPads and Macsas fast as Apple and its Chinese partners can produce them
CONTACTS Apple Supplier Responsibility
wwwapplecomsupplier-responsibility
Foxconnwwwfoxconncom
Pegatronwwwpegatroncorpcom
China Labor Watchwwwchinalaborwatchorg
Green Americawwwgreenamericaorg
Fair Labor Associationwwwfairlabororg
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Magazine
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A
greater number of single-cru bot-tlings and the arrival of newly desig-nated sub-zones have helped
Muscadet elevate its reputation drawingworthy comparisons to white Burgundy Butwhat will it take for the region to truly set itself apart Jon Bonneacute considers Muscadets past and fu-ture through the eyes of the winemakers looking toreshape it
Jon Bonneacute IS FLUENT IN WINEFrench citiesespecially secondary French cities often do bestwhen theyrsquore looking backwards In the case of
Nantes long a sleepy spot in the western Loire itwould be easy to assume that it peaked many yearsagomdashperhaps during the Industrial Revolution
when its docks were full of grain and spices (anddisturbingly slaves)
Thatrsquos why I was completely unprepared for whatI found when I rolled in on a warm fall day a
bustling growing tech hub one of Europersquos green-est cities functional in all the ways that most Frenchcities arenrsquot The tram system is fleet Therersquos littleof the brutalist midcentury architecture that weighson France like a curse The mild often wet climateis maritime Gaul at its best Francersquos Seattle Ithought admiringly
The distinct pride emanating from Nantes thesedays seems to come from being unburdened by the
past The Nantais love their reclaimed stature asBrittanyrsquos major city and they beam with locavoreLoire pride too embracing the proximity to theriverrsquos bounty Little gastropubs and wine bars offer up immaculate produce plump Brittany oysters andof course local wine which in Nantes essentiallymeans Muscadet grown throughout the surroundingcountryside
Last November I headed south from the city and pulled off the expressway into the town of La Haye-
Fouassiegravere one of the major Muscadet towns UsuallyFrench roundabouts are dec-orated with flowers or a bas-
ket press but here just downthe street from the Mondelezfactory with its scent of fresh-baked Lu biscuits sitsa full-scale model of a flyingsaucer complete with cos-monauts Why a UFO Iasked a local winemaker
ldquoWersquore looking toward thefuturerdquo
While Nantes so clearlyreflects this notion that was-nrsquot my initial impression of Muscadet On a first glance
it seems to be a place of stasis old vineyards with-ering old farmers retiring The global reputation of its winesmdashcheap industrial old-fashionedmdashmoreor less remains their reputation in France too
But on closer inspection I discovered a placegeared up for radical change Its best wines have al-ways been a world apart from the meager thin ver-sions made by many local neacutegociants bottles likeLuneau-Papinrsquos luxe smoky Excelsior aged for twoyears or the fleshy quince-flavored Chacircteau-Theacutebaud from Les Becirctes Curieuses a project dedi-cated to single-cru bottlings from winemakersJeacutereacutemie Huchet and Jeacutereacutemie Mourat have for years
been nipping atthe heels of whiteBurgundy
Whatrsquos hap- pening in Mus-
cadet todaythough is more profoundto the point that even the French avant-garde hasnrsquotreally caught on Many regions aspire to more thanwhat the old French appellations permitted themBut Muscadet having reached the terminus of itsold ways has decidedmdashlike the city that has alwaysnourished itmdashto decisively step into the futureRather than pray for the return of the easy money of the past its best producers bet that they can achievesomething greater
The most basic changes here can be found manyother places in France better farming lower yieldsimproved winemaking But Muscadet has a differ-
ent burden than other regions Its wines were rarelyexalted and it never really shaped a distinct identityAs Franccedilois Midavaine stated in a 1994 book on thetopic ldquoItrsquos a bit tricky to talk about Muscadet as awine regionrdquo
More than 20 years later that Nantais push towardthe future is shared by an emerging generation of vi-gneronsmdashmany of them following in the footstepsof their parentsmdashwho believe itrsquos their destiny tocompletely refashion Muscadet as a significant
place making significant wine They have much intheir favor a loyal devotion to one grapemdashmelonde Bourgognemdashand a fantastic diversity of soilshosting the northernmost vines on Francersquos westcoast
ldquoMuscadetrdquo says Jo Landron of Domaine de laLouvetrie one of the regionrsquos most vocal lobbyistsfor change ldquois coming into its place among the greatwinesrdquo
David White is the founder and editor ofTerroiristcom which was named
Best Overall Wine Blog at the 2013Wine Blog Awards
His columns are housed at Grape Collective
Francersquos Most
Underrated
White Wine
Steps Out
On the Vine
David White
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Local Coastal CuisineThe ocean view from Zimzala is one tall drink of water Save your ap-
petite though - Zimzala is big on the flavors of Southern CaliforniaChef Damon Kelly puts the bountiful produce that grows here year-
round into tantalizing dishes that change every season Come as you are -were friendly and mellow just like the sun seekers catching rays on thenearby shore Huntington Beach restaurants are as laid back as they come but we know youre here to cut loose too Which is why from morning tonight we invite you to hang with us over live music handcrafted cocktailsand a free-spirited ambiance like no other
Breakfast Mon-Fri 700 am - 1100 am
Brunch
Sat-Sun 700 am - 200 pm
LunchMon-Fri 1100 am - 300 pm
Dinner Sun-Thu 300 pm - 1000 pmFri-Sat 300 pm - 1100 pm
Happy Hour Mon-Fri 400 pm - 700 pm
Bar HoursFri-Sat until 1200 am
It changes every season Just to keep you on your toes Expect plentiful produce freshly picked from our beautiful California landscape minglingwith sustainable fish meat and more
Chef Damon Kelly
Look - its Damon Kelly You might know this SoCal native as a profes-sional skimboarder Hes also Shorebreaks chef transforming local
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Moe News Than You Can HandleFrom the Mailbag
7145366300Main Street EyewearLooks at Life Through
Designer GlassesMoe Kanoudi
Just AnotherLoving Elephant Story
In 1986 Peter Davies was on holiday inKenya after graduating from Northwest-ern University
On a hike through the bush he cameacross a young bull elephant standing withone leg raised in the air
The elephant seemed distressed so Peter approached it very carefully
He got down on one knee inspected theelephantrsquos foot and found a large piece of wood deeply embedded in it As carefullyand as gently as he could Peter worked thewood out with his knife after which the ele- phant gingerly put down its foot
The elephant turned to face the man andwith a rather curious look on its face staredat him for several tense moments Peter stood frozenthinking of nothing else but being trampled
Eventually the elephant trumpeted loudlyturned and walked away
Peter never forgot that elephant or the
events of that dayTwenty years later Peter was walking
through the Chicago Zoo with his teenagedson As they approached the elephant en-closure one of the creatures turned andwalked over to near where Peter and his sonCameron were standing The large bull ele- phant stared at Peter lifted its front foot off the ground then put it down
The elephant did that several times thentrumpeted loudly all the while staring at theman
Remembering the encounter in 1986Peter could not help wondering if this wasthe same elephant
Peter summoned up his courage climbedover the railing and made his way into theenclosure He walked right up to the ele- phant and stared back in wonder
The elephant trumpeted again wrapped itstrunk around one of Peter legs and slammedhim against the railing killing him in-stantly
Probably wasnt the same elephant
Be careful out there You never reallyknow who your friends are
T h e i n f or m a t i o n c o n t a i n e d i n t h i s c o l u m n d o e s n o t n e c e s s ar i l yr e f l e c t t h e o p i n i o n o f T h eL
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An enraged driver was filmedstopping on a busy highway inCalifornia to beat a fellow mo-
torist this week Another driver startedfilming moments before two men went
at it in the middle of traffic on the 134freeway near Glendale CA The film-maker who didnt want to be namedtold CBS Los Angeles he started film-ing when he saw a driver in an Infinitirepeatedly trying to cut off a man in aVolkswagen Jetta He was concernedthe two cars might crash
The driver of the Jetta told CBS hisside of the story He also did not wantto be identified He said the Infiniticrossed several lanes to cut him offThe driver of the Infiniti threw whatappeared to be coins at his car Even-tually the two road-ragers and the film-ing driver come to a stop on the busy
freeway Amazingly no one was hit
though horns blared in the back-ground The Infiniti driver left his ownvehicle and confronted the driver of the Jetta who was still in his driversseat He punched the driver several
times and choked him The Jettadriver told CBS that the man kept ask-ing why he was mocking him
I really thought if this guy does onestep to the left hes going to get hit bya car in the carpool lane the anony-mous filmmaker told CBS You sawhim he was screaming at him Strikehim a couple of times and the Jetta is
just trying to leave the sceneWhile the Jetta driver didnt file a po-
lice report California Highway Patrolreleased a statement sayingits investigating the inci-dent and urging anyonewith information to come
forward ~ Erin Marquis
ROAD RAGE
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It sounds like a broken record that re-
peats itself every few months but itrsquoshappened again Mortgage rates have
come down to the lowest levels since Aprilof 2015 And the commercials are trueEven those who completed a refinancewithin the last year may do well to investi-gate their options once again
According to the largest mortgage ratesurvey in the county that released by Fred-die Mac the average rate on a 30 year mort-gage started February at 372 This is thelowest level since the 368 of April 2015
As usual the media picked up on the dropin rates and advertisements for mortgagesare hot and heavy all over again
At least the media is quick to mention thelower rates Very rarely do they mention the part of the report disclosing the costs Ac-cording to Freddie Mac the average cost tosecure a 30 year fixed mortgage was 06 points This is in addition to paying the title and escrow fees
Of course this is the ldquoaveragerdquo Some companies are more compet-itive than others and some applicants are better qualified Competitivemortgage companies are able to offer these rates (or better) with $0costs for well-qualified applicants
For most homeowners this reduction in rate could save one thou-sand two thousand dollars or more in interest every year
But perhaps the best kept secret in the mortgage industry the onethat the media never seems to talk about is the 20 year fixed This iscurrently available at 35 or lower with little to no closing costs for well-qualified applicants
The 20 year fixed is the black sheep of the mortgage industry While30 year and 15 year fixed rate loans are the darlings of the industry
that are alwaystalked about and doted on most
homeowners donrsquot even knowthat a 20 year fixed is an op-
tion Well it is Manyhomeowners might besurprised to learn that a
new 20 year fixed at35 could helpthem pay off their mortgage faster without raising
their paymenttoo much Inmany cases the payment actu-ally goesdown
Letrsquos look at someone
who got a $350000 loan seven years ago at 4375 The payment onthat loan would be $174750 After seven years the remaining princi- pal balance on that loan would be down to $303762
A new 20 year loan of $303762 at 35 would be a payment of $176170 For an extra $1420 per month this homeowner can save 3years off their mortgage payments Extrapolating this out $1420 per
month is $17040 per year and $3408 over 20 years The savings of eliminating three years of mortgage payments of $174750 per month($20970 per year) is $62910 saved over those three years of elimi-nated payments If treated as an investment there arenrsquot too many places where one can invest $3400 and get a return of over $60000 ina span of 20 years
And this is what makes the 20 year fixed one of the best-kept secretsin the mortgage industry
Arnaud Dufour
Mortgage Rates
Drop Again
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The information contained in this column does not necessarily reflect the opinion of The Local News
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Post Game NumbersA
t this point not setting a ratings record is essentially
a disappointment for the Super Bowl So Sundays
Denver-Carolina showdown which aired on CBS
played out under a shroud of lofty expectations -- but initial
returns show that it did not disappoint
The first number for Super Bowl 50 based on Nielsens
metered markets is a 49 rating and a massive 73 share among
households Thats just off from last years 497 rating The
2015 overnight rating marked an all-time high for the Super
Bowl ultimately translating to an average 1144 million view-
ers It topped the previous years game (1115 million viewers)
to become the most-watched telecast in US TV history
Working against Super Bowl 50 was the fact that it was
a relatively low-scoring game Quarterback Peyton Man-
ning and the Denver Broncos ultimately topped the Car-
olina Panthers 24-10 in a pairing that was not nearly as year
prior But scores are not something that appear to affect the
Super Bowl 2014 set a record with an absurdly lopsided
43-8 victory for the Seattle Seahawks Its one of several
ways in which Super Bowl has proven itself immune to
TVs trends of ratings fatigue Even by its own lofty stan-
dards and seemingly regardless of play the biggest night
of the US TV calendar has consistently been outdoing it-
self in recent years
2015 497 rating 1144 million viewers
2014 464 rating 1115 million viewers
2013 481 rating 1084 million viewers
2012 478 rating 1113 million viewers
2011 479 rating 111 million viewers
Super Bowl record for the team that scores first 31-16
Winning percent of the favored team by oddsmakers 72
Lowest face value price of a Super Bowl ticket $800
Cost of a 30 second Super Bowl spot $35 Million
Cost of a 30 second Super Bowl spot in 1970 $42000
Amount of money each player on the
winning Super Bowl team receives $88000
Amount of money each player on the
losing Super Bowl team receives $46000
SUPER BOWL FOOD SALES STATISTICSCases of beer sold on Super Bowl Sunday 492 Million
Chicken wings sold on Super Bowl week 125 Million
Pounds of avocados used for guacamole during Super Bowl 71 Million
Rise in pizza deliveries on Super Bowl Sunday 35
Rise in 7-Elevenrsquos antacid sales the day after 20
WHERE PEOPLE WATCH THE SUPER BOWL PERCENTAt home alone immediate family 46
At home with friends relatives 31
At friend relativersquos home 14
Other not sure 7
At bar restaurant 3
MOST SUPER BOWL WINS WINSPittsburgh Steelers 6-2
Dallas Cowboys 5-3
San Francisco 49ers 5-1
New England Patriots 4-4
Green Bay Packers 4-1
TEAMS THAT HAVE NEVER PLAYED IN A SUPER BOWLLions Browns Texans Jaguars
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E
Who says mothers arent powerful
Esther Carlstone (momme) tells us aboutHILDA JOHNSON BRUNGOT
Hilda Johnson Brungot (1886-1982) was a Berlin New
Hampshire native who became dean of women state legisla-
tors She was a forty-four-year-old mother of 6 children when
she first went to Concord as a legislator Reelected 18 times
she served 41 years before retiring in 1975 Brungotrsquos portrait
hangs in Legislative Hall at the State Capitol only the third
woman to be so honored
Brownies Cocktails amp WOMEN
These tasty oatmeal cookies are simple andinviting breakfast recipe Serve with some orange juice or tea and enjoy
Time needed 10 min preparation
Serving Size Yield 12 cookies
Ingredients34 C vegetable shortening 1 C brown sugar 12 C granulated sugar 1 egg 14 C water 1 tsp almond extract
3 C uncooked oats1 C flour 1 tsp salt 12 tsp soda14 C almonds chopped
DirectionsBegin by preheating
your oven to 350 degreesBeat together shorteningsugars egg water andvanilla until creamy Addremaining ingredients Mix well Drop by rounded teaspoonfulsonto a greased cookie sheet and bake at 350 degrees for 12-15minutes Let cool and then enjoy
STRONG WOMEN -Breakfast QuickOatmeal Almond
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Preparation 5 mins
Ingredients300g (10oz) hulled strawberries300g (10oz) caster sugar Juice 5 lemonsStill or sparkling mineral water to diluteSliced limes and strawberries and sprigs of mint to serve
Method
Put the hulled strawberries caster sugar and lemon juice into a blender and pulse until smoothStrain the mixture through a sieve into a large bowl and stir thoroughly to ensure all the sugar dis-solves
You can transfer the cordial to a large bottle or storage container until neededDilute with still or sparkling water (about 1 part cordial to 4 parts water) and serve with ice lime
and strawberry slices and sprigs of mint Pomegranate also looks pretty as a garnish
Top tips
The cordial will keep in the fridge for up to 5 days If you fancy making it into a cocktail simplyadd vodka to taste
About the SrawberryLemonade Cocktail
C o c k t a i l C o r n e r
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R ecently I had the honor of introducing eight timeOlympic medalist Shirley
Babashoff at the annual
KinderVision dinner held eachyear in Huntington Beach
In the mid-1970s Shirley wasarguably the strongest femaleswimmer on the planet After winning three medals in Munichin 1972 she began an arduoustraining regimen that involvedswimming literally 20 miles aday seven days a week for four years By the time the 1976games rolled around in Mon-treacuteal it seemed all but obviousthat she would win the gold ineach of the six races was en-tered in Just before the
games at the trials in LongBeach she put on one of themost impressive single per-formances in swimming his-tory This was the momentThis was her destiny
But then something hap- pened The East Germanteam which had emergedfrom nowhere in the previ-ous three years to becomean almost incomprehensi- ble force in swimming
ran away with most of the gold atthe games Shirley had been sus- pecting them of cheating for yearsand in Montreacuteal she finally spokeher mind publicly She calledthem out for doping and the worldturned on her hard All of a sud-den she was ldquoSurly Shirley theugly American
She would go on to lead her relay team to gold in the finalswimming event of the games Itsconsidered to be one of the mostexciting races in modern sportshistory America had finally wonthe gold But the reaction to
Shirleys courage and honestycrushed her She retired fromswimming at age 19 When theBerlin Wall fell in the 1980s theworld learned that she had beencorrect in her accusations Shewas vindicated
In the late 1980s she began
work as a mail carrier for theHuntington Beach Postal Serviceand she is still at work theretoday Shirley maybe the greatestAmerican athlete that you maynot be familiar with This summer I think a lot of that will change because the book that she and Iwrote about her life ldquoMakingWavesrdquo will be released in July
Im sharing the cover of the book early in this column so thatyou can see Im very proud of thestory and even prouder of myfriend Shirley for all she has donein her life and for how she repre-
sented her country in twoOlympic games Once the book comes out Im going to interviewher for this column but I did wantto make you aware that finallythe truth about Shirley story willfinally be told for all the world toread
chr ischriseptingcom
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Chris Epting is an award-winning journalist and the au- thor of 25 books including Huntington Beach Then amp Now Vanishing Orange County and Roadside Base- ball You can follow him on Twitter chrisepting
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Dear EarthTalk Is it true that Apple
gets around US labor standards and laws by out-
sourcing production to China mdash Josie Walsh New York NY
Apple isnrsquot the only tech giant outsourcing much of its production to Chinese manufacturers nowadays but thesheer popularity of the California-based companyrsquos prod-ucts makes it an especially easy target for activists con-cerned about worker health and safety China Labor Watchand other groupshave exposed inhu-mane conditions athuge Chinese facto-ries of suppliers likeFoxconn and Pega-tron that supportmany US-basedtech firms Workersat these facilitiesmany who are under-age are often re-quired to work 18-hour shifts and areroutinely exposed totoxic chemicalsmdashbutstill can barely makeends meet The prob-lem came to a head in2010 when journalists got word that 14 workers had com-mitted suicide at Foxconnrsquos massive iPhone-assemblymanufacturing facility in China
Another issue dogging Applersquos Chinese partners isworker exposure to toxic chemicals and a higher than av-erage incidence of leukemia among employees Appleagreed to discontinue using two of the worst offenders
benzene and n-hexane after the non-profit groups China
Labor Watch and Green America collected upwards of 40000 signatures from consumers demanding action from
the company But China still allows its manufacturing sec-tor to use several other carcinogenic chemicals long out-lawed in the US and Europe Repeated exposure to thesesubstances is another threat Chinese workers have to con-
tend with when working on the assembly line makingsmartphones and other tech gadgets Despite knowledge of the dangerous conditions
Applersquos Chinese suppliers rarely struggle to find workersmany of whom are willing to take the relatively high pay-ing jobs despite the risksmdashespecially if they are support-ing loved ones at home who depend upon the extra money
to survive Chinarsquoshuge population cre-ates an infinite sup- ply of workers suchthat even a large-scale walkout would be pointless The as-sembly line systemgives each person arepetitive simple job that can betaught in an hour
For its partApple continues toclaim they are in-vestigating the sit-uation and doingeverything theycan to ensure sat-
isfactory working conditions In 2010 the company re-vamped its supplier responsibility standards andthreatened it would terminate relations with Chinesemanufacturers that refuse to toe the line and also calledfor new audits on all of its ldquofinal assemblyrdquo facilities inChina Two years later Apple became the first technol-ogy company admitted to the Fair Labor Association anon-profit that conducts independent monitoring andverification to ensure acceptable workplace standards
While this affiliation doesnrsquot mean Foxconn Pegatronand other Chinese high tech suppliers are beholden to
standards as stringent as US labor laws activists con-sider it a step in the right direction and continue to keepan eye on the situation
Of course whether or not Apple steps up on the issue
may depend more on if consumers are willing to foregothe companyrsquos products due to worker exploitation issuesAnd thatrsquos not likely to happen anytime soon as Ameri-cans and others continue to buy iPhones iPads and Macsas fast as Apple and its Chinese partners can produce them
CONTACTS Apple Supplier Responsibility
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Foxconnwwwfoxconncom
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China Labor Watchwwwchinalaborwatchorg
Green Americawwwgreenamericaorg
Fair Labor Associationwwwfairlabororg
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greater number of single-cru bot-tlings and the arrival of newly desig-nated sub-zones have helped
Muscadet elevate its reputation drawingworthy comparisons to white Burgundy Butwhat will it take for the region to truly set itself apart Jon Bonneacute considers Muscadets past and fu-ture through the eyes of the winemakers looking toreshape it
Jon Bonneacute IS FLUENT IN WINEFrench citiesespecially secondary French cities often do bestwhen theyrsquore looking backwards In the case of
Nantes long a sleepy spot in the western Loire itwould be easy to assume that it peaked many yearsagomdashperhaps during the Industrial Revolution
when its docks were full of grain and spices (anddisturbingly slaves)
Thatrsquos why I was completely unprepared for whatI found when I rolled in on a warm fall day a
bustling growing tech hub one of Europersquos green-est cities functional in all the ways that most Frenchcities arenrsquot The tram system is fleet Therersquos littleof the brutalist midcentury architecture that weighson France like a curse The mild often wet climateis maritime Gaul at its best Francersquos Seattle Ithought admiringly
The distinct pride emanating from Nantes thesedays seems to come from being unburdened by the
past The Nantais love their reclaimed stature asBrittanyrsquos major city and they beam with locavoreLoire pride too embracing the proximity to theriverrsquos bounty Little gastropubs and wine bars offer up immaculate produce plump Brittany oysters andof course local wine which in Nantes essentiallymeans Muscadet grown throughout the surroundingcountryside
Last November I headed south from the city and pulled off the expressway into the town of La Haye-
Fouassiegravere one of the major Muscadet towns UsuallyFrench roundabouts are dec-orated with flowers or a bas-
ket press but here just downthe street from the Mondelezfactory with its scent of fresh-baked Lu biscuits sitsa full-scale model of a flyingsaucer complete with cos-monauts Why a UFO Iasked a local winemaker
ldquoWersquore looking toward thefuturerdquo
While Nantes so clearlyreflects this notion that was-nrsquot my initial impression of Muscadet On a first glance
it seems to be a place of stasis old vineyards with-ering old farmers retiring The global reputation of its winesmdashcheap industrial old-fashionedmdashmoreor less remains their reputation in France too
But on closer inspection I discovered a placegeared up for radical change Its best wines have al-ways been a world apart from the meager thin ver-sions made by many local neacutegociants bottles likeLuneau-Papinrsquos luxe smoky Excelsior aged for twoyears or the fleshy quince-flavored Chacircteau-Theacutebaud from Les Becirctes Curieuses a project dedi-cated to single-cru bottlings from winemakersJeacutereacutemie Huchet and Jeacutereacutemie Mourat have for years
been nipping atthe heels of whiteBurgundy
Whatrsquos hap- pening in Mus-
cadet todaythough is more profoundto the point that even the French avant-garde hasnrsquotreally caught on Many regions aspire to more thanwhat the old French appellations permitted themBut Muscadet having reached the terminus of itsold ways has decidedmdashlike the city that has alwaysnourished itmdashto decisively step into the futureRather than pray for the return of the easy money of the past its best producers bet that they can achievesomething greater
The most basic changes here can be found manyother places in France better farming lower yieldsimproved winemaking But Muscadet has a differ-
ent burden than other regions Its wines were rarelyexalted and it never really shaped a distinct identityAs Franccedilois Midavaine stated in a 1994 book on thetopic ldquoItrsquos a bit tricky to talk about Muscadet as awine regionrdquo
More than 20 years later that Nantais push towardthe future is shared by an emerging generation of vi-gneronsmdashmany of them following in the footstepsof their parentsmdashwho believe itrsquos their destiny tocompletely refashion Muscadet as a significant
place making significant wine They have much intheir favor a loyal devotion to one grapemdashmelonde Bourgognemdashand a fantastic diversity of soilshosting the northernmost vines on Francersquos westcoast
ldquoMuscadetrdquo says Jo Landron of Domaine de laLouvetrie one of the regionrsquos most vocal lobbyistsfor change ldquois coming into its place among the greatwinesrdquo
David White is the founder and editor ofTerroiristcom which was named
Best Overall Wine Blog at the 2013Wine Blog Awards
His columns are housed at Grape Collective
Francersquos Most
Underrated
White Wine
Steps Out
On the Vine
David White
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Local Coastal CuisineThe ocean view from Zimzala is one tall drink of water Save your ap-
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Just AnotherLoving Elephant Story
In 1986 Peter Davies was on holiday inKenya after graduating from Northwest-ern University
On a hike through the bush he cameacross a young bull elephant standing withone leg raised in the air
The elephant seemed distressed so Peter approached it very carefully
He got down on one knee inspected theelephantrsquos foot and found a large piece of wood deeply embedded in it As carefullyand as gently as he could Peter worked thewood out with his knife after which the ele- phant gingerly put down its foot
The elephant turned to face the man andwith a rather curious look on its face staredat him for several tense moments Peter stood frozenthinking of nothing else but being trampled
Eventually the elephant trumpeted loudlyturned and walked away
Peter never forgot that elephant or the
events of that dayTwenty years later Peter was walking
through the Chicago Zoo with his teenagedson As they approached the elephant en-closure one of the creatures turned andwalked over to near where Peter and his sonCameron were standing The large bull ele- phant stared at Peter lifted its front foot off the ground then put it down
The elephant did that several times thentrumpeted loudly all the while staring at theman
Remembering the encounter in 1986Peter could not help wondering if this wasthe same elephant
Peter summoned up his courage climbedover the railing and made his way into theenclosure He walked right up to the ele- phant and stared back in wonder
The elephant trumpeted again wrapped itstrunk around one of Peter legs and slammedhim against the railing killing him in-stantly
Probably wasnt the same elephant
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An enraged driver was filmedstopping on a busy highway inCalifornia to beat a fellow mo-
torist this week Another driver startedfilming moments before two men went
at it in the middle of traffic on the 134freeway near Glendale CA The film-maker who didnt want to be namedtold CBS Los Angeles he started film-ing when he saw a driver in an Infinitirepeatedly trying to cut off a man in aVolkswagen Jetta He was concernedthe two cars might crash
The driver of the Jetta told CBS hisside of the story He also did not wantto be identified He said the Infiniticrossed several lanes to cut him offThe driver of the Infiniti threw whatappeared to be coins at his car Even-tually the two road-ragers and the film-ing driver come to a stop on the busy
freeway Amazingly no one was hit
though horns blared in the back-ground The Infiniti driver left his ownvehicle and confronted the driver of the Jetta who was still in his driversseat He punched the driver several
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Google Brings 40 US ParksTo Your Dash
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oogle just made it easier to visit some of the US biggest landmarks with-
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According to the largest mortgage ratesurvey in the county that released by Fred-die Mac the average rate on a 30 year mort-gage started February at 372 This is thelowest level since the 368 of April 2015
As usual the media picked up on the dropin rates and advertisements for mortgagesare hot and heavy all over again
At least the media is quick to mention thelower rates Very rarely do they mention the part of the report disclosing the costs Ac-cording to Freddie Mac the average cost tosecure a 30 year fixed mortgage was 06 points This is in addition to paying the title and escrow fees
Of course this is the ldquoaveragerdquo Some companies are more compet-itive than others and some applicants are better qualified Competitivemortgage companies are able to offer these rates (or better) with $0costs for well-qualified applicants
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But perhaps the best kept secret in the mortgage industry the onethat the media never seems to talk about is the 20 year fixed This iscurrently available at 35 or lower with little to no closing costs for well-qualified applicants
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that are alwaystalked about and doted on most
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tion Well it is Manyhomeowners might besurprised to learn that a
new 20 year fixed at35 could helpthem pay off their mortgage faster without raising
their paymenttoo much Inmany cases the payment actu-ally goesdown
Letrsquos look at someone
who got a $350000 loan seven years ago at 4375 The payment onthat loan would be $174750 After seven years the remaining princi- pal balance on that loan would be down to $303762
A new 20 year loan of $303762 at 35 would be a payment of $176170 For an extra $1420 per month this homeowner can save 3years off their mortgage payments Extrapolating this out $1420 per
month is $17040 per year and $3408 over 20 years The savings of eliminating three years of mortgage payments of $174750 per month($20970 per year) is $62910 saved over those three years of elimi-nated payments If treated as an investment there arenrsquot too many places where one can invest $3400 and get a return of over $60000 ina span of 20 years
And this is what makes the 20 year fixed one of the best-kept secretsin the mortgage industry
Arnaud Dufour
Mortgage Rates
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returns show that it did not disappoint
The first number for Super Bowl 50 based on Nielsens
metered markets is a 49 rating and a massive 73 share among
households Thats just off from last years 497 rating The
2015 overnight rating marked an all-time high for the Super
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43-8 victory for the Seattle Seahawks Its one of several
ways in which Super Bowl has proven itself immune to
TVs trends of ratings fatigue Even by its own lofty stan-
dards and seemingly regardless of play the biggest night
of the US TV calendar has consistently been outdoing it-
self in recent years
2015 497 rating 1144 million viewers
2014 464 rating 1115 million viewers
2013 481 rating 1084 million viewers
2012 478 rating 1113 million viewers
2011 479 rating 111 million viewers
Super Bowl record for the team that scores first 31-16
Winning percent of the favored team by oddsmakers 72
Lowest face value price of a Super Bowl ticket $800
Cost of a 30 second Super Bowl spot $35 Million
Cost of a 30 second Super Bowl spot in 1970 $42000
Amount of money each player on the
winning Super Bowl team receives $88000
Amount of money each player on the
losing Super Bowl team receives $46000
SUPER BOWL FOOD SALES STATISTICSCases of beer sold on Super Bowl Sunday 492 Million
Chicken wings sold on Super Bowl week 125 Million
Pounds of avocados used for guacamole during Super Bowl 71 Million
Rise in pizza deliveries on Super Bowl Sunday 35
Rise in 7-Elevenrsquos antacid sales the day after 20
WHERE PEOPLE WATCH THE SUPER BOWL PERCENTAt home alone immediate family 46
At home with friends relatives 31
At friend relativersquos home 14
Other not sure 7
At bar restaurant 3
MOST SUPER BOWL WINS WINSPittsburgh Steelers 6-2
Dallas Cowboys 5-3
San Francisco 49ers 5-1
New England Patriots 4-4
Green Bay Packers 4-1
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Who says mothers arent powerful
Esther Carlstone (momme) tells us aboutHILDA JOHNSON BRUNGOT
Hilda Johnson Brungot (1886-1982) was a Berlin New
Hampshire native who became dean of women state legisla-
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she served 41 years before retiring in 1975 Brungotrsquos portrait
hangs in Legislative Hall at the State Capitol only the third
woman to be so honored
Brownies Cocktails amp WOMEN
These tasty oatmeal cookies are simple andinviting breakfast recipe Serve with some orange juice or tea and enjoy
Time needed 10 min preparation
Serving Size Yield 12 cookies
Ingredients34 C vegetable shortening 1 C brown sugar 12 C granulated sugar 1 egg 14 C water 1 tsp almond extract
3 C uncooked oats1 C flour 1 tsp salt 12 tsp soda14 C almonds chopped
DirectionsBegin by preheating
your oven to 350 degreesBeat together shorteningsugars egg water andvanilla until creamy Addremaining ingredients Mix well Drop by rounded teaspoonfulsonto a greased cookie sheet and bake at 350 degrees for 12-15minutes Let cool and then enjoy
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Ingredients300g (10oz) hulled strawberries300g (10oz) caster sugar Juice 5 lemonsStill or sparkling mineral water to diluteSliced limes and strawberries and sprigs of mint to serve
Method
Put the hulled strawberries caster sugar and lemon juice into a blender and pulse until smoothStrain the mixture through a sieve into a large bowl and stir thoroughly to ensure all the sugar dis-solves
You can transfer the cordial to a large bottle or storage container until neededDilute with still or sparkling water (about 1 part cordial to 4 parts water) and serve with ice lime
and strawberry slices and sprigs of mint Pomegranate also looks pretty as a garnish
Top tips
The cordial will keep in the fridge for up to 5 days If you fancy making it into a cocktail simplyadd vodka to taste
About the SrawberryLemonade Cocktail
C o c k t a i l C o r n e r
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Only Local News
Chris Epting
HBNews1aolcom
R ecently I had the honor of introducing eight timeOlympic medalist Shirley
Babashoff at the annual
KinderVision dinner held eachyear in Huntington Beach
In the mid-1970s Shirley wasarguably the strongest femaleswimmer on the planet After winning three medals in Munichin 1972 she began an arduoustraining regimen that involvedswimming literally 20 miles aday seven days a week for four years By the time the 1976games rolled around in Mon-treacuteal it seemed all but obviousthat she would win the gold ineach of the six races was en-tered in Just before the
games at the trials in LongBeach she put on one of themost impressive single per-formances in swimming his-tory This was the momentThis was her destiny
But then something hap- pened The East Germanteam which had emergedfrom nowhere in the previ-ous three years to becomean almost incomprehensi- ble force in swimming
ran away with most of the gold atthe games Shirley had been sus- pecting them of cheating for yearsand in Montreacuteal she finally spokeher mind publicly She calledthem out for doping and the worldturned on her hard All of a sud-den she was ldquoSurly Shirley theugly American
She would go on to lead her relay team to gold in the finalswimming event of the games Itsconsidered to be one of the mostexciting races in modern sportshistory America had finally wonthe gold But the reaction to
Shirleys courage and honestycrushed her She retired fromswimming at age 19 When theBerlin Wall fell in the 1980s theworld learned that she had beencorrect in her accusations Shewas vindicated
In the late 1980s she began
work as a mail carrier for theHuntington Beach Postal Serviceand she is still at work theretoday Shirley maybe the greatestAmerican athlete that you maynot be familiar with This summer I think a lot of that will change because the book that she and Iwrote about her life ldquoMakingWavesrdquo will be released in July
Im sharing the cover of the book early in this column so thatyou can see Im very proud of thestory and even prouder of myfriend Shirley for all she has donein her life and for how she repre-
sented her country in twoOlympic games Once the book comes out Im going to interviewher for this column but I did wantto make you aware that finallythe truth about Shirley story willfinally be told for all the world toread
chr ischriseptingcom
The information contained in this column does not necessarily reflect the opinion of The Local News
Chris Epting is an award-winning journalist and the au- thor of 25 books including Huntington Beach Then amp Now Vanishing Orange County and Roadside Base- ball You can follow him on Twitter chrisepting
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Dear EarthTalk Is it true that Apple
gets around US labor standards and laws by out-
sourcing production to China mdash Josie Walsh New York NY
Apple isnrsquot the only tech giant outsourcing much of its production to Chinese manufacturers nowadays but thesheer popularity of the California-based companyrsquos prod-ucts makes it an especially easy target for activists con-cerned about worker health and safety China Labor Watchand other groupshave exposed inhu-mane conditions athuge Chinese facto-ries of suppliers likeFoxconn and Pega-tron that supportmany US-basedtech firms Workersat these facilitiesmany who are under-age are often re-quired to work 18-hour shifts and areroutinely exposed totoxic chemicalsmdashbutstill can barely makeends meet The prob-lem came to a head in2010 when journalists got word that 14 workers had com-mitted suicide at Foxconnrsquos massive iPhone-assemblymanufacturing facility in China
Another issue dogging Applersquos Chinese partners isworker exposure to toxic chemicals and a higher than av-erage incidence of leukemia among employees Appleagreed to discontinue using two of the worst offenders
benzene and n-hexane after the non-profit groups China
Labor Watch and Green America collected upwards of 40000 signatures from consumers demanding action from
the company But China still allows its manufacturing sec-tor to use several other carcinogenic chemicals long out-lawed in the US and Europe Repeated exposure to thesesubstances is another threat Chinese workers have to con-
tend with when working on the assembly line makingsmartphones and other tech gadgets Despite knowledge of the dangerous conditions
Applersquos Chinese suppliers rarely struggle to find workersmany of whom are willing to take the relatively high pay-ing jobs despite the risksmdashespecially if they are support-ing loved ones at home who depend upon the extra money
to survive Chinarsquoshuge population cre-ates an infinite sup- ply of workers suchthat even a large-scale walkout would be pointless The as-sembly line systemgives each person arepetitive simple job that can betaught in an hour
For its partApple continues toclaim they are in-vestigating the sit-uation and doingeverything theycan to ensure sat-
isfactory working conditions In 2010 the company re-vamped its supplier responsibility standards andthreatened it would terminate relations with Chinesemanufacturers that refuse to toe the line and also calledfor new audits on all of its ldquofinal assemblyrdquo facilities inChina Two years later Apple became the first technol-ogy company admitted to the Fair Labor Association anon-profit that conducts independent monitoring andverification to ensure acceptable workplace standards
While this affiliation doesnrsquot mean Foxconn Pegatronand other Chinese high tech suppliers are beholden to
standards as stringent as US labor laws activists con-sider it a step in the right direction and continue to keepan eye on the situation
Of course whether or not Apple steps up on the issue
may depend more on if consumers are willing to foregothe companyrsquos products due to worker exploitation issuesAnd thatrsquos not likely to happen anytime soon as Ameri-cans and others continue to buy iPhones iPads and Macsas fast as Apple and its Chinese partners can produce them
CONTACTS Apple Supplier Responsibility
wwwapplecomsupplier-responsibility
Foxconnwwwfoxconncom
Pegatronwwwpegatroncorpcom
China Labor Watchwwwchinalaborwatchorg
Green Americawwwgreenamericaorg
Fair Labor Associationwwwfairlabororg
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Magazine
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greater number of single-cru bot-tlings and the arrival of newly desig-nated sub-zones have helped
Muscadet elevate its reputation drawingworthy comparisons to white Burgundy Butwhat will it take for the region to truly set itself apart Jon Bonneacute considers Muscadets past and fu-ture through the eyes of the winemakers looking toreshape it
Jon Bonneacute IS FLUENT IN WINEFrench citiesespecially secondary French cities often do bestwhen theyrsquore looking backwards In the case of
Nantes long a sleepy spot in the western Loire itwould be easy to assume that it peaked many yearsagomdashperhaps during the Industrial Revolution
when its docks were full of grain and spices (anddisturbingly slaves)
Thatrsquos why I was completely unprepared for whatI found when I rolled in on a warm fall day a
bustling growing tech hub one of Europersquos green-est cities functional in all the ways that most Frenchcities arenrsquot The tram system is fleet Therersquos littleof the brutalist midcentury architecture that weighson France like a curse The mild often wet climateis maritime Gaul at its best Francersquos Seattle Ithought admiringly
The distinct pride emanating from Nantes thesedays seems to come from being unburdened by the
past The Nantais love their reclaimed stature asBrittanyrsquos major city and they beam with locavoreLoire pride too embracing the proximity to theriverrsquos bounty Little gastropubs and wine bars offer up immaculate produce plump Brittany oysters andof course local wine which in Nantes essentiallymeans Muscadet grown throughout the surroundingcountryside
Last November I headed south from the city and pulled off the expressway into the town of La Haye-
Fouassiegravere one of the major Muscadet towns UsuallyFrench roundabouts are dec-orated with flowers or a bas-
ket press but here just downthe street from the Mondelezfactory with its scent of fresh-baked Lu biscuits sitsa full-scale model of a flyingsaucer complete with cos-monauts Why a UFO Iasked a local winemaker
ldquoWersquore looking toward thefuturerdquo
While Nantes so clearlyreflects this notion that was-nrsquot my initial impression of Muscadet On a first glance
it seems to be a place of stasis old vineyards with-ering old farmers retiring The global reputation of its winesmdashcheap industrial old-fashionedmdashmoreor less remains their reputation in France too
But on closer inspection I discovered a placegeared up for radical change Its best wines have al-ways been a world apart from the meager thin ver-sions made by many local neacutegociants bottles likeLuneau-Papinrsquos luxe smoky Excelsior aged for twoyears or the fleshy quince-flavored Chacircteau-Theacutebaud from Les Becirctes Curieuses a project dedi-cated to single-cru bottlings from winemakersJeacutereacutemie Huchet and Jeacutereacutemie Mourat have for years
been nipping atthe heels of whiteBurgundy
Whatrsquos hap- pening in Mus-
cadet todaythough is more profoundto the point that even the French avant-garde hasnrsquotreally caught on Many regions aspire to more thanwhat the old French appellations permitted themBut Muscadet having reached the terminus of itsold ways has decidedmdashlike the city that has alwaysnourished itmdashto decisively step into the futureRather than pray for the return of the easy money of the past its best producers bet that they can achievesomething greater
The most basic changes here can be found manyother places in France better farming lower yieldsimproved winemaking But Muscadet has a differ-
ent burden than other regions Its wines were rarelyexalted and it never really shaped a distinct identityAs Franccedilois Midavaine stated in a 1994 book on thetopic ldquoItrsquos a bit tricky to talk about Muscadet as awine regionrdquo
More than 20 years later that Nantais push towardthe future is shared by an emerging generation of vi-gneronsmdashmany of them following in the footstepsof their parentsmdashwho believe itrsquos their destiny tocompletely refashion Muscadet as a significant
place making significant wine They have much intheir favor a loyal devotion to one grapemdashmelonde Bourgognemdashand a fantastic diversity of soilshosting the northernmost vines on Francersquos westcoast
ldquoMuscadetrdquo says Jo Landron of Domaine de laLouvetrie one of the regionrsquos most vocal lobbyistsfor change ldquois coming into its place among the greatwinesrdquo
David White is the founder and editor ofTerroiristcom which was named
Best Overall Wine Blog at the 2013Wine Blog Awards
His columns are housed at Grape Collective
Francersquos Most
Underrated
White Wine
Steps Out
On the Vine
David White
The information contained in this column does not necessarily reflect the opinion of The Local News
Local Coastal CuisineThe ocean view from Zimzala is one tall drink of water Save your ap-
petite though - Zimzala is big on the flavors of Southern CaliforniaChef Damon Kelly puts the bountiful produce that grows here year-
round into tantalizing dishes that change every season Come as you are -were friendly and mellow just like the sun seekers catching rays on thenearby shore Huntington Beach restaurants are as laid back as they come but we know youre here to cut loose too Which is why from morning tonight we invite you to hang with us over live music handcrafted cocktailsand a free-spirited ambiance like no other
Breakfast Mon-Fri 700 am - 1100 am
Brunch
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It changes every season Just to keep you on your toes Expect plentiful produce freshly picked from our beautiful California landscape minglingwith sustainable fish meat and more
Chef Damon Kelly
Look - its Damon Kelly You might know this SoCal native as a profes-sional skimboarder Hes also Shorebreaks chef transforming local
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Moe News Than You Can HandleFrom the Mailbag
7145366300Main Street EyewearLooks at Life Through
Designer GlassesMoe Kanoudi
Just AnotherLoving Elephant Story
In 1986 Peter Davies was on holiday inKenya after graduating from Northwest-ern University
On a hike through the bush he cameacross a young bull elephant standing withone leg raised in the air
The elephant seemed distressed so Peter approached it very carefully
He got down on one knee inspected theelephantrsquos foot and found a large piece of wood deeply embedded in it As carefullyand as gently as he could Peter worked thewood out with his knife after which the ele- phant gingerly put down its foot
The elephant turned to face the man andwith a rather curious look on its face staredat him for several tense moments Peter stood frozenthinking of nothing else but being trampled
Eventually the elephant trumpeted loudlyturned and walked away
Peter never forgot that elephant or the
events of that dayTwenty years later Peter was walking
through the Chicago Zoo with his teenagedson As they approached the elephant en-closure one of the creatures turned andwalked over to near where Peter and his sonCameron were standing The large bull ele- phant stared at Peter lifted its front foot off the ground then put it down
The elephant did that several times thentrumpeted loudly all the while staring at theman
Remembering the encounter in 1986Peter could not help wondering if this wasthe same elephant
Peter summoned up his courage climbedover the railing and made his way into theenclosure He walked right up to the ele- phant and stared back in wonder
The elephant trumpeted again wrapped itstrunk around one of Peter legs and slammedhim against the railing killing him in-stantly
Probably wasnt the same elephant
Be careful out there You never reallyknow who your friends are
T h e i n f or m a t i o n c o n t a i n e d i n t h i s c o l u m n d o e s n o t n e c e s s ar i l yr e f l e c t t h e o p i n i o n o f T h eL
o c a l N e w s
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An enraged driver was filmedstopping on a busy highway inCalifornia to beat a fellow mo-
torist this week Another driver startedfilming moments before two men went
at it in the middle of traffic on the 134freeway near Glendale CA The film-maker who didnt want to be namedtold CBS Los Angeles he started film-ing when he saw a driver in an Infinitirepeatedly trying to cut off a man in aVolkswagen Jetta He was concernedthe two cars might crash
The driver of the Jetta told CBS hisside of the story He also did not wantto be identified He said the Infiniticrossed several lanes to cut him offThe driver of the Infiniti threw whatappeared to be coins at his car Even-tually the two road-ragers and the film-ing driver come to a stop on the busy
freeway Amazingly no one was hit
though horns blared in the back-ground The Infiniti driver left his ownvehicle and confronted the driver of the Jetta who was still in his driversseat He punched the driver several
times and choked him The Jettadriver told CBS that the man kept ask-ing why he was mocking him
I really thought if this guy does onestep to the left hes going to get hit bya car in the carpool lane the anony-mous filmmaker told CBS You sawhim he was screaming at him Strikehim a couple of times and the Jetta is
just trying to leave the sceneWhile the Jetta driver didnt file a po-
lice report California Highway Patrolreleased a statement sayingits investigating the inci-dent and urging anyonewith information to come
forward ~ Erin Marquis
ROAD RAGE
Google Brings 40 US ParksTo Your Dash
Engadget
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oogle just made it easier to visit some of the US biggest landmarks with-
out hopping on an airplane Itsteaming up with the NationalPark Service to offer 360-degreeStreet View imagery for 40 na-tional parks and historic sitesranging from Alcatrazs leg-endary prison to the ancient cliff dwellings of Montezuma CastleThe collection also touts photosof artifacts from those locationsWant to see furniture from Abra-ham Lincolns house You can No this wont recreate thegrandeur youd get from beingthere yourself but it beats having
to rely on tourists photos to geta feel for what youre missing
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come down to the lowest levels since Aprilof 2015 And the commercials are trueEven those who completed a refinancewithin the last year may do well to investi-gate their options once again
According to the largest mortgage ratesurvey in the county that released by Fred-die Mac the average rate on a 30 year mort-gage started February at 372 This is thelowest level since the 368 of April 2015
As usual the media picked up on the dropin rates and advertisements for mortgagesare hot and heavy all over again
At least the media is quick to mention thelower rates Very rarely do they mention the part of the report disclosing the costs Ac-cording to Freddie Mac the average cost tosecure a 30 year fixed mortgage was 06 points This is in addition to paying the title and escrow fees
Of course this is the ldquoaveragerdquo Some companies are more compet-itive than others and some applicants are better qualified Competitivemortgage companies are able to offer these rates (or better) with $0costs for well-qualified applicants
For most homeowners this reduction in rate could save one thou-sand two thousand dollars or more in interest every year
But perhaps the best kept secret in the mortgage industry the onethat the media never seems to talk about is the 20 year fixed This iscurrently available at 35 or lower with little to no closing costs for well-qualified applicants
The 20 year fixed is the black sheep of the mortgage industry While30 year and 15 year fixed rate loans are the darlings of the industry
that are alwaystalked about and doted on most
homeowners donrsquot even knowthat a 20 year fixed is an op-
tion Well it is Manyhomeowners might besurprised to learn that a
new 20 year fixed at35 could helpthem pay off their mortgage faster without raising
their paymenttoo much Inmany cases the payment actu-ally goesdown
Letrsquos look at someone
who got a $350000 loan seven years ago at 4375 The payment onthat loan would be $174750 After seven years the remaining princi- pal balance on that loan would be down to $303762
A new 20 year loan of $303762 at 35 would be a payment of $176170 For an extra $1420 per month this homeowner can save 3years off their mortgage payments Extrapolating this out $1420 per
month is $17040 per year and $3408 over 20 years The savings of eliminating three years of mortgage payments of $174750 per month($20970 per year) is $62910 saved over those three years of elimi-nated payments If treated as an investment there arenrsquot too many places where one can invest $3400 and get a return of over $60000 ina span of 20 years
And this is what makes the 20 year fixed one of the best-kept secretsin the mortgage industry
Arnaud Dufour
Mortgage Rates
Drop Again
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The information contained in this column does not necessarily reflect the opinion of The Local News
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Post Game NumbersA
t this point not setting a ratings record is essentially
a disappointment for the Super Bowl So Sundays
Denver-Carolina showdown which aired on CBS
played out under a shroud of lofty expectations -- but initial
returns show that it did not disappoint
The first number for Super Bowl 50 based on Nielsens
metered markets is a 49 rating and a massive 73 share among
households Thats just off from last years 497 rating The
2015 overnight rating marked an all-time high for the Super
Bowl ultimately translating to an average 1144 million view-
ers It topped the previous years game (1115 million viewers)
to become the most-watched telecast in US TV history
Working against Super Bowl 50 was the fact that it was
a relatively low-scoring game Quarterback Peyton Man-
ning and the Denver Broncos ultimately topped the Car-
olina Panthers 24-10 in a pairing that was not nearly as year
prior But scores are not something that appear to affect the
Super Bowl 2014 set a record with an absurdly lopsided
43-8 victory for the Seattle Seahawks Its one of several
ways in which Super Bowl has proven itself immune to
TVs trends of ratings fatigue Even by its own lofty stan-
dards and seemingly regardless of play the biggest night
of the US TV calendar has consistently been outdoing it-
self in recent years
2015 497 rating 1144 million viewers
2014 464 rating 1115 million viewers
2013 481 rating 1084 million viewers
2012 478 rating 1113 million viewers
2011 479 rating 111 million viewers
Super Bowl record for the team that scores first 31-16
Winning percent of the favored team by oddsmakers 72
Lowest face value price of a Super Bowl ticket $800
Cost of a 30 second Super Bowl spot $35 Million
Cost of a 30 second Super Bowl spot in 1970 $42000
Amount of money each player on the
winning Super Bowl team receives $88000
Amount of money each player on the
losing Super Bowl team receives $46000
SUPER BOWL FOOD SALES STATISTICSCases of beer sold on Super Bowl Sunday 492 Million
Chicken wings sold on Super Bowl week 125 Million
Pounds of avocados used for guacamole during Super Bowl 71 Million
Rise in pizza deliveries on Super Bowl Sunday 35
Rise in 7-Elevenrsquos antacid sales the day after 20
WHERE PEOPLE WATCH THE SUPER BOWL PERCENTAt home alone immediate family 46
At home with friends relatives 31
At friend relativersquos home 14
Other not sure 7
At bar restaurant 3
MOST SUPER BOWL WINS WINSPittsburgh Steelers 6-2
Dallas Cowboys 5-3
San Francisco 49ers 5-1
New England Patriots 4-4
Green Bay Packers 4-1
TEAMS THAT HAVE NEVER PLAYED IN A SUPER BOWLLions Browns Texans Jaguars
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E
Who says mothers arent powerful
Esther Carlstone (momme) tells us aboutHILDA JOHNSON BRUNGOT
Hilda Johnson Brungot (1886-1982) was a Berlin New
Hampshire native who became dean of women state legisla-
tors She was a forty-four-year-old mother of 6 children when
she first went to Concord as a legislator Reelected 18 times
she served 41 years before retiring in 1975 Brungotrsquos portrait
hangs in Legislative Hall at the State Capitol only the third
woman to be so honored
Brownies Cocktails amp WOMEN
These tasty oatmeal cookies are simple andinviting breakfast recipe Serve with some orange juice or tea and enjoy
Time needed 10 min preparation
Serving Size Yield 12 cookies
Ingredients34 C vegetable shortening 1 C brown sugar 12 C granulated sugar 1 egg 14 C water 1 tsp almond extract
3 C uncooked oats1 C flour 1 tsp salt 12 tsp soda14 C almonds chopped
DirectionsBegin by preheating
your oven to 350 degreesBeat together shorteningsugars egg water andvanilla until creamy Addremaining ingredients Mix well Drop by rounded teaspoonfulsonto a greased cookie sheet and bake at 350 degrees for 12-15minutes Let cool and then enjoy
STRONG WOMEN -Breakfast QuickOatmeal Almond
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Serves Makes 500ml cordial
Preparation 5 mins
Ingredients300g (10oz) hulled strawberries300g (10oz) caster sugar Juice 5 lemonsStill or sparkling mineral water to diluteSliced limes and strawberries and sprigs of mint to serve
Method
Put the hulled strawberries caster sugar and lemon juice into a blender and pulse until smoothStrain the mixture through a sieve into a large bowl and stir thoroughly to ensure all the sugar dis-solves
You can transfer the cordial to a large bottle or storage container until neededDilute with still or sparkling water (about 1 part cordial to 4 parts water) and serve with ice lime
and strawberry slices and sprigs of mint Pomegranate also looks pretty as a garnish
Top tips
The cordial will keep in the fridge for up to 5 days If you fancy making it into a cocktail simplyadd vodka to taste
About the SrawberryLemonade Cocktail
C o c k t a i l C o r n e r
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NEWSEPTI NGrsquoS WORLD
Only Local News
Chris Epting
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R ecently I had the honor of introducing eight timeOlympic medalist Shirley
Babashoff at the annual
KinderVision dinner held eachyear in Huntington Beach
In the mid-1970s Shirley wasarguably the strongest femaleswimmer on the planet After winning three medals in Munichin 1972 she began an arduoustraining regimen that involvedswimming literally 20 miles aday seven days a week for four years By the time the 1976games rolled around in Mon-treacuteal it seemed all but obviousthat she would win the gold ineach of the six races was en-tered in Just before the
games at the trials in LongBeach she put on one of themost impressive single per-formances in swimming his-tory This was the momentThis was her destiny
But then something hap- pened The East Germanteam which had emergedfrom nowhere in the previ-ous three years to becomean almost incomprehensi- ble force in swimming
ran away with most of the gold atthe games Shirley had been sus- pecting them of cheating for yearsand in Montreacuteal she finally spokeher mind publicly She calledthem out for doping and the worldturned on her hard All of a sud-den she was ldquoSurly Shirley theugly American
She would go on to lead her relay team to gold in the finalswimming event of the games Itsconsidered to be one of the mostexciting races in modern sportshistory America had finally wonthe gold But the reaction to
Shirleys courage and honestycrushed her She retired fromswimming at age 19 When theBerlin Wall fell in the 1980s theworld learned that she had beencorrect in her accusations Shewas vindicated
In the late 1980s she began
work as a mail carrier for theHuntington Beach Postal Serviceand she is still at work theretoday Shirley maybe the greatestAmerican athlete that you maynot be familiar with This summer I think a lot of that will change because the book that she and Iwrote about her life ldquoMakingWavesrdquo will be released in July
Im sharing the cover of the book early in this column so thatyou can see Im very proud of thestory and even prouder of myfriend Shirley for all she has donein her life and for how she repre-
sented her country in twoOlympic games Once the book comes out Im going to interviewher for this column but I did wantto make you aware that finallythe truth about Shirley story willfinally be told for all the world toread
chr ischriseptingcom
The information contained in this column does not necessarily reflect the opinion of The Local News
Chris Epting is an award-winning journalist and the au- thor of 25 books including Huntington Beach Then amp Now Vanishing Orange County and Roadside Base- ball You can follow him on Twitter chrisepting
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Huntington Beach SeniorServices is seeking
volunteers for the HomeDelivered Meals program
In their own vehicle volunteers deliver mealsfrom the Senior Outreach
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Volunteers give back tothe community brightensomeonersquos day have fun
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Dear EarthTalk Is it true that Apple
gets around US labor standards and laws by out-
sourcing production to China mdash Josie Walsh New York NY
Apple isnrsquot the only tech giant outsourcing much of its production to Chinese manufacturers nowadays but thesheer popularity of the California-based companyrsquos prod-ucts makes it an especially easy target for activists con-cerned about worker health and safety China Labor Watchand other groupshave exposed inhu-mane conditions athuge Chinese facto-ries of suppliers likeFoxconn and Pega-tron that supportmany US-basedtech firms Workersat these facilitiesmany who are under-age are often re-quired to work 18-hour shifts and areroutinely exposed totoxic chemicalsmdashbutstill can barely makeends meet The prob-lem came to a head in2010 when journalists got word that 14 workers had com-mitted suicide at Foxconnrsquos massive iPhone-assemblymanufacturing facility in China
Another issue dogging Applersquos Chinese partners isworker exposure to toxic chemicals and a higher than av-erage incidence of leukemia among employees Appleagreed to discontinue using two of the worst offenders
benzene and n-hexane after the non-profit groups China
Labor Watch and Green America collected upwards of 40000 signatures from consumers demanding action from
the company But China still allows its manufacturing sec-tor to use several other carcinogenic chemicals long out-lawed in the US and Europe Repeated exposure to thesesubstances is another threat Chinese workers have to con-
tend with when working on the assembly line makingsmartphones and other tech gadgets Despite knowledge of the dangerous conditions
Applersquos Chinese suppliers rarely struggle to find workersmany of whom are willing to take the relatively high pay-ing jobs despite the risksmdashespecially if they are support-ing loved ones at home who depend upon the extra money
to survive Chinarsquoshuge population cre-ates an infinite sup- ply of workers suchthat even a large-scale walkout would be pointless The as-sembly line systemgives each person arepetitive simple job that can betaught in an hour
For its partApple continues toclaim they are in-vestigating the sit-uation and doingeverything theycan to ensure sat-
isfactory working conditions In 2010 the company re-vamped its supplier responsibility standards andthreatened it would terminate relations with Chinesemanufacturers that refuse to toe the line and also calledfor new audits on all of its ldquofinal assemblyrdquo facilities inChina Two years later Apple became the first technol-ogy company admitted to the Fair Labor Association anon-profit that conducts independent monitoring andverification to ensure acceptable workplace standards
While this affiliation doesnrsquot mean Foxconn Pegatronand other Chinese high tech suppliers are beholden to
standards as stringent as US labor laws activists con-sider it a step in the right direction and continue to keepan eye on the situation
Of course whether or not Apple steps up on the issue
may depend more on if consumers are willing to foregothe companyrsquos products due to worker exploitation issuesAnd thatrsquos not likely to happen anytime soon as Ameri-cans and others continue to buy iPhones iPads and Macsas fast as Apple and its Chinese partners can produce them
CONTACTS Apple Supplier Responsibility
wwwapplecomsupplier-responsibility
Foxconnwwwfoxconncom
Pegatronwwwpegatroncorpcom
China Labor Watchwwwchinalaborwatchorg
Green Americawwwgreenamericaorg
Fair Labor Associationwwwfairlabororg
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From the Editors of
EThe Environmental
Magazine
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greater number of single-cru bot-tlings and the arrival of newly desig-nated sub-zones have helped
Muscadet elevate its reputation drawingworthy comparisons to white Burgundy Butwhat will it take for the region to truly set itself apart Jon Bonneacute considers Muscadets past and fu-ture through the eyes of the winemakers looking toreshape it
Jon Bonneacute IS FLUENT IN WINEFrench citiesespecially secondary French cities often do bestwhen theyrsquore looking backwards In the case of
Nantes long a sleepy spot in the western Loire itwould be easy to assume that it peaked many yearsagomdashperhaps during the Industrial Revolution
when its docks were full of grain and spices (anddisturbingly slaves)
Thatrsquos why I was completely unprepared for whatI found when I rolled in on a warm fall day a
bustling growing tech hub one of Europersquos green-est cities functional in all the ways that most Frenchcities arenrsquot The tram system is fleet Therersquos littleof the brutalist midcentury architecture that weighson France like a curse The mild often wet climateis maritime Gaul at its best Francersquos Seattle Ithought admiringly
The distinct pride emanating from Nantes thesedays seems to come from being unburdened by the
past The Nantais love their reclaimed stature asBrittanyrsquos major city and they beam with locavoreLoire pride too embracing the proximity to theriverrsquos bounty Little gastropubs and wine bars offer up immaculate produce plump Brittany oysters andof course local wine which in Nantes essentiallymeans Muscadet grown throughout the surroundingcountryside
Last November I headed south from the city and pulled off the expressway into the town of La Haye-
Fouassiegravere one of the major Muscadet towns UsuallyFrench roundabouts are dec-orated with flowers or a bas-
ket press but here just downthe street from the Mondelezfactory with its scent of fresh-baked Lu biscuits sitsa full-scale model of a flyingsaucer complete with cos-monauts Why a UFO Iasked a local winemaker
ldquoWersquore looking toward thefuturerdquo
While Nantes so clearlyreflects this notion that was-nrsquot my initial impression of Muscadet On a first glance
it seems to be a place of stasis old vineyards with-ering old farmers retiring The global reputation of its winesmdashcheap industrial old-fashionedmdashmoreor less remains their reputation in France too
But on closer inspection I discovered a placegeared up for radical change Its best wines have al-ways been a world apart from the meager thin ver-sions made by many local neacutegociants bottles likeLuneau-Papinrsquos luxe smoky Excelsior aged for twoyears or the fleshy quince-flavored Chacircteau-Theacutebaud from Les Becirctes Curieuses a project dedi-cated to single-cru bottlings from winemakersJeacutereacutemie Huchet and Jeacutereacutemie Mourat have for years
been nipping atthe heels of whiteBurgundy
Whatrsquos hap- pening in Mus-
cadet todaythough is more profoundto the point that even the French avant-garde hasnrsquotreally caught on Many regions aspire to more thanwhat the old French appellations permitted themBut Muscadet having reached the terminus of itsold ways has decidedmdashlike the city that has alwaysnourished itmdashto decisively step into the futureRather than pray for the return of the easy money of the past its best producers bet that they can achievesomething greater
The most basic changes here can be found manyother places in France better farming lower yieldsimproved winemaking But Muscadet has a differ-
ent burden than other regions Its wines were rarelyexalted and it never really shaped a distinct identityAs Franccedilois Midavaine stated in a 1994 book on thetopic ldquoItrsquos a bit tricky to talk about Muscadet as awine regionrdquo
More than 20 years later that Nantais push towardthe future is shared by an emerging generation of vi-gneronsmdashmany of them following in the footstepsof their parentsmdashwho believe itrsquos their destiny tocompletely refashion Muscadet as a significant
place making significant wine They have much intheir favor a loyal devotion to one grapemdashmelonde Bourgognemdashand a fantastic diversity of soilshosting the northernmost vines on Francersquos westcoast
ldquoMuscadetrdquo says Jo Landron of Domaine de laLouvetrie one of the regionrsquos most vocal lobbyistsfor change ldquois coming into its place among the greatwinesrdquo
David White is the founder and editor ofTerroiristcom which was named
Best Overall Wine Blog at the 2013Wine Blog Awards
His columns are housed at Grape Collective
Francersquos Most
Underrated
White Wine
Steps Out
On the Vine
David White
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Local Coastal CuisineThe ocean view from Zimzala is one tall drink of water Save your ap-
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Moe News Than You Can HandleFrom the Mailbag
7145366300Main Street EyewearLooks at Life Through
Designer GlassesMoe Kanoudi
Just AnotherLoving Elephant Story
In 1986 Peter Davies was on holiday inKenya after graduating from Northwest-ern University
On a hike through the bush he cameacross a young bull elephant standing withone leg raised in the air
The elephant seemed distressed so Peter approached it very carefully
He got down on one knee inspected theelephantrsquos foot and found a large piece of wood deeply embedded in it As carefullyand as gently as he could Peter worked thewood out with his knife after which the ele- phant gingerly put down its foot
The elephant turned to face the man andwith a rather curious look on its face staredat him for several tense moments Peter stood frozenthinking of nothing else but being trampled
Eventually the elephant trumpeted loudlyturned and walked away
Peter never forgot that elephant or the
events of that dayTwenty years later Peter was walking
through the Chicago Zoo with his teenagedson As they approached the elephant en-closure one of the creatures turned andwalked over to near where Peter and his sonCameron were standing The large bull ele- phant stared at Peter lifted its front foot off the ground then put it down
The elephant did that several times thentrumpeted loudly all the while staring at theman
Remembering the encounter in 1986Peter could not help wondering if this wasthe same elephant
Peter summoned up his courage climbedover the railing and made his way into theenclosure He walked right up to the ele- phant and stared back in wonder
The elephant trumpeted again wrapped itstrunk around one of Peter legs and slammedhim against the railing killing him in-stantly
Probably wasnt the same elephant
Be careful out there You never reallyknow who your friends are
T h e i n f or m a t i o n c o n t a i n e d i n t h i s c o l u m n d o e s n o t n e c e s s ar i l yr e f l e c t t h e o p i n i o n o f T h eL
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An enraged driver was filmedstopping on a busy highway inCalifornia to beat a fellow mo-
torist this week Another driver startedfilming moments before two men went
at it in the middle of traffic on the 134freeway near Glendale CA The film-maker who didnt want to be namedtold CBS Los Angeles he started film-ing when he saw a driver in an Infinitirepeatedly trying to cut off a man in aVolkswagen Jetta He was concernedthe two cars might crash
The driver of the Jetta told CBS hisside of the story He also did not wantto be identified He said the Infiniticrossed several lanes to cut him offThe driver of the Infiniti threw whatappeared to be coins at his car Even-tually the two road-ragers and the film-ing driver come to a stop on the busy
freeway Amazingly no one was hit
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I really thought if this guy does onestep to the left hes going to get hit bya car in the carpool lane the anony-mous filmmaker told CBS You sawhim he was screaming at him Strikehim a couple of times and the Jetta is
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ROAD RAGE
Google Brings 40 US ParksTo Your Dash
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oogle just made it easier to visit some of the US biggest landmarks with-
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According to the largest mortgage ratesurvey in the county that released by Fred-die Mac the average rate on a 30 year mort-gage started February at 372 This is thelowest level since the 368 of April 2015
As usual the media picked up on the dropin rates and advertisements for mortgagesare hot and heavy all over again
At least the media is quick to mention thelower rates Very rarely do they mention the part of the report disclosing the costs Ac-cording to Freddie Mac the average cost tosecure a 30 year fixed mortgage was 06 points This is in addition to paying the title and escrow fees
Of course this is the ldquoaveragerdquo Some companies are more compet-itive than others and some applicants are better qualified Competitivemortgage companies are able to offer these rates (or better) with $0costs for well-qualified applicants
For most homeowners this reduction in rate could save one thou-sand two thousand dollars or more in interest every year
But perhaps the best kept secret in the mortgage industry the onethat the media never seems to talk about is the 20 year fixed This iscurrently available at 35 or lower with little to no closing costs for well-qualified applicants
The 20 year fixed is the black sheep of the mortgage industry While30 year and 15 year fixed rate loans are the darlings of the industry
that are alwaystalked about and doted on most
homeowners donrsquot even knowthat a 20 year fixed is an op-
tion Well it is Manyhomeowners might besurprised to learn that a
new 20 year fixed at35 could helpthem pay off their mortgage faster without raising
their paymenttoo much Inmany cases the payment actu-ally goesdown
Letrsquos look at someone
who got a $350000 loan seven years ago at 4375 The payment onthat loan would be $174750 After seven years the remaining princi- pal balance on that loan would be down to $303762
A new 20 year loan of $303762 at 35 would be a payment of $176170 For an extra $1420 per month this homeowner can save 3years off their mortgage payments Extrapolating this out $1420 per
month is $17040 per year and $3408 over 20 years The savings of eliminating three years of mortgage payments of $174750 per month($20970 per year) is $62910 saved over those three years of elimi-nated payments If treated as an investment there arenrsquot too many places where one can invest $3400 and get a return of over $60000 ina span of 20 years
And this is what makes the 20 year fixed one of the best-kept secretsin the mortgage industry
Arnaud Dufour
Mortgage Rates
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rnaud Dufour
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a disappointment for the Super Bowl So Sundays
Denver-Carolina showdown which aired on CBS
played out under a shroud of lofty expectations -- but initial
returns show that it did not disappoint
The first number for Super Bowl 50 based on Nielsens
metered markets is a 49 rating and a massive 73 share among
households Thats just off from last years 497 rating The
2015 overnight rating marked an all-time high for the Super
Bowl ultimately translating to an average 1144 million view-
ers It topped the previous years game (1115 million viewers)
to become the most-watched telecast in US TV history
Working against Super Bowl 50 was the fact that it was
a relatively low-scoring game Quarterback Peyton Man-
ning and the Denver Broncos ultimately topped the Car-
olina Panthers 24-10 in a pairing that was not nearly as year
prior But scores are not something that appear to affect the
Super Bowl 2014 set a record with an absurdly lopsided
43-8 victory for the Seattle Seahawks Its one of several
ways in which Super Bowl has proven itself immune to
TVs trends of ratings fatigue Even by its own lofty stan-
dards and seemingly regardless of play the biggest night
of the US TV calendar has consistently been outdoing it-
self in recent years
2015 497 rating 1144 million viewers
2014 464 rating 1115 million viewers
2013 481 rating 1084 million viewers
2012 478 rating 1113 million viewers
2011 479 rating 111 million viewers
Super Bowl record for the team that scores first 31-16
Winning percent of the favored team by oddsmakers 72
Lowest face value price of a Super Bowl ticket $800
Cost of a 30 second Super Bowl spot $35 Million
Cost of a 30 second Super Bowl spot in 1970 $42000
Amount of money each player on the
winning Super Bowl team receives $88000
Amount of money each player on the
losing Super Bowl team receives $46000
SUPER BOWL FOOD SALES STATISTICSCases of beer sold on Super Bowl Sunday 492 Million
Chicken wings sold on Super Bowl week 125 Million
Pounds of avocados used for guacamole during Super Bowl 71 Million
Rise in pizza deliveries on Super Bowl Sunday 35
Rise in 7-Elevenrsquos antacid sales the day after 20
WHERE PEOPLE WATCH THE SUPER BOWL PERCENTAt home alone immediate family 46
At home with friends relatives 31
At friend relativersquos home 14
Other not sure 7
At bar restaurant 3
MOST SUPER BOWL WINS WINSPittsburgh Steelers 6-2
Dallas Cowboys 5-3
San Francisco 49ers 5-1
New England Patriots 4-4
Green Bay Packers 4-1
TEAMS THAT HAVE NEVER PLAYED IN A SUPER BOWLLions Browns Texans Jaguars
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Who says mothers arent powerful
Esther Carlstone (momme) tells us aboutHILDA JOHNSON BRUNGOT
Hilda Johnson Brungot (1886-1982) was a Berlin New
Hampshire native who became dean of women state legisla-
tors She was a forty-four-year-old mother of 6 children when
she first went to Concord as a legislator Reelected 18 times
she served 41 years before retiring in 1975 Brungotrsquos portrait
hangs in Legislative Hall at the State Capitol only the third
woman to be so honored
Brownies Cocktails amp WOMEN
These tasty oatmeal cookies are simple andinviting breakfast recipe Serve with some orange juice or tea and enjoy
Time needed 10 min preparation
Serving Size Yield 12 cookies
Ingredients34 C vegetable shortening 1 C brown sugar 12 C granulated sugar 1 egg 14 C water 1 tsp almond extract
3 C uncooked oats1 C flour 1 tsp salt 12 tsp soda14 C almonds chopped
DirectionsBegin by preheating
your oven to 350 degreesBeat together shorteningsugars egg water andvanilla until creamy Addremaining ingredients Mix well Drop by rounded teaspoonfulsonto a greased cookie sheet and bake at 350 degrees for 12-15minutes Let cool and then enjoy
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Preparation 5 mins
Ingredients300g (10oz) hulled strawberries300g (10oz) caster sugar Juice 5 lemonsStill or sparkling mineral water to diluteSliced limes and strawberries and sprigs of mint to serve
Method
Put the hulled strawberries caster sugar and lemon juice into a blender and pulse until smoothStrain the mixture through a sieve into a large bowl and stir thoroughly to ensure all the sugar dis-solves
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and strawberry slices and sprigs of mint Pomegranate also looks pretty as a garnish
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The cordial will keep in the fridge for up to 5 days If you fancy making it into a cocktail simplyadd vodka to taste
About the SrawberryLemonade Cocktail
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Chris Epting
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R ecently I had the honor of introducing eight timeOlympic medalist Shirley
Babashoff at the annual
KinderVision dinner held eachyear in Huntington Beach
In the mid-1970s Shirley wasarguably the strongest femaleswimmer on the planet After winning three medals in Munichin 1972 she began an arduoustraining regimen that involvedswimming literally 20 miles aday seven days a week for four years By the time the 1976games rolled around in Mon-treacuteal it seemed all but obviousthat she would win the gold ineach of the six races was en-tered in Just before the
games at the trials in LongBeach she put on one of themost impressive single per-formances in swimming his-tory This was the momentThis was her destiny
But then something hap- pened The East Germanteam which had emergedfrom nowhere in the previ-ous three years to becomean almost incomprehensi- ble force in swimming
ran away with most of the gold atthe games Shirley had been sus- pecting them of cheating for yearsand in Montreacuteal she finally spokeher mind publicly She calledthem out for doping and the worldturned on her hard All of a sud-den she was ldquoSurly Shirley theugly American
She would go on to lead her relay team to gold in the finalswimming event of the games Itsconsidered to be one of the mostexciting races in modern sportshistory America had finally wonthe gold But the reaction to
Shirleys courage and honestycrushed her She retired fromswimming at age 19 When theBerlin Wall fell in the 1980s theworld learned that she had beencorrect in her accusations Shewas vindicated
In the late 1980s she began
work as a mail carrier for theHuntington Beach Postal Serviceand she is still at work theretoday Shirley maybe the greatestAmerican athlete that you maynot be familiar with This summer I think a lot of that will change because the book that she and Iwrote about her life ldquoMakingWavesrdquo will be released in July
Im sharing the cover of the book early in this column so thatyou can see Im very proud of thestory and even prouder of myfriend Shirley for all she has donein her life and for how she repre-
sented her country in twoOlympic games Once the book comes out Im going to interviewher for this column but I did wantto make you aware that finallythe truth about Shirley story willfinally be told for all the world toread
chr ischriseptingcom
The information contained in this column does not necessarily reflect the opinion of The Local News
Chris Epting is an award-winning journalist and the au- thor of 25 books including Huntington Beach Then amp Now Vanishing Orange County and Roadside Base- ball You can follow him on Twitter chrisepting
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Dear EarthTalk Is it true that Apple
gets around US labor standards and laws by out-
sourcing production to China mdash Josie Walsh New York NY
Apple isnrsquot the only tech giant outsourcing much of its production to Chinese manufacturers nowadays but thesheer popularity of the California-based companyrsquos prod-ucts makes it an especially easy target for activists con-cerned about worker health and safety China Labor Watchand other groupshave exposed inhu-mane conditions athuge Chinese facto-ries of suppliers likeFoxconn and Pega-tron that supportmany US-basedtech firms Workersat these facilitiesmany who are under-age are often re-quired to work 18-hour shifts and areroutinely exposed totoxic chemicalsmdashbutstill can barely makeends meet The prob-lem came to a head in2010 when journalists got word that 14 workers had com-mitted suicide at Foxconnrsquos massive iPhone-assemblymanufacturing facility in China
Another issue dogging Applersquos Chinese partners isworker exposure to toxic chemicals and a higher than av-erage incidence of leukemia among employees Appleagreed to discontinue using two of the worst offenders
benzene and n-hexane after the non-profit groups China
Labor Watch and Green America collected upwards of 40000 signatures from consumers demanding action from
the company But China still allows its manufacturing sec-tor to use several other carcinogenic chemicals long out-lawed in the US and Europe Repeated exposure to thesesubstances is another threat Chinese workers have to con-
tend with when working on the assembly line makingsmartphones and other tech gadgets Despite knowledge of the dangerous conditions
Applersquos Chinese suppliers rarely struggle to find workersmany of whom are willing to take the relatively high pay-ing jobs despite the risksmdashespecially if they are support-ing loved ones at home who depend upon the extra money
to survive Chinarsquoshuge population cre-ates an infinite sup- ply of workers suchthat even a large-scale walkout would be pointless The as-sembly line systemgives each person arepetitive simple job that can betaught in an hour
For its partApple continues toclaim they are in-vestigating the sit-uation and doingeverything theycan to ensure sat-
isfactory working conditions In 2010 the company re-vamped its supplier responsibility standards andthreatened it would terminate relations with Chinesemanufacturers that refuse to toe the line and also calledfor new audits on all of its ldquofinal assemblyrdquo facilities inChina Two years later Apple became the first technol-ogy company admitted to the Fair Labor Association anon-profit that conducts independent monitoring andverification to ensure acceptable workplace standards
While this affiliation doesnrsquot mean Foxconn Pegatronand other Chinese high tech suppliers are beholden to
standards as stringent as US labor laws activists con-sider it a step in the right direction and continue to keepan eye on the situation
Of course whether or not Apple steps up on the issue
may depend more on if consumers are willing to foregothe companyrsquos products due to worker exploitation issuesAnd thatrsquos not likely to happen anytime soon as Ameri-cans and others continue to buy iPhones iPads and Macsas fast as Apple and its Chinese partners can produce them
CONTACTS Apple Supplier Responsibility
wwwapplecomsupplier-responsibility
Foxconnwwwfoxconncom
Pegatronwwwpegatroncorpcom
China Labor Watchwwwchinalaborwatchorg
Green Americawwwgreenamericaorg
Fair Labor Associationwwwfairlabororg
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greater number of single-cru bot-tlings and the arrival of newly desig-nated sub-zones have helped
Muscadet elevate its reputation drawingworthy comparisons to white Burgundy Butwhat will it take for the region to truly set itself apart Jon Bonneacute considers Muscadets past and fu-ture through the eyes of the winemakers looking toreshape it
Jon Bonneacute IS FLUENT IN WINEFrench citiesespecially secondary French cities often do bestwhen theyrsquore looking backwards In the case of
Nantes long a sleepy spot in the western Loire itwould be easy to assume that it peaked many yearsagomdashperhaps during the Industrial Revolution
when its docks were full of grain and spices (anddisturbingly slaves)
Thatrsquos why I was completely unprepared for whatI found when I rolled in on a warm fall day a
bustling growing tech hub one of Europersquos green-est cities functional in all the ways that most Frenchcities arenrsquot The tram system is fleet Therersquos littleof the brutalist midcentury architecture that weighson France like a curse The mild often wet climateis maritime Gaul at its best Francersquos Seattle Ithought admiringly
The distinct pride emanating from Nantes thesedays seems to come from being unburdened by the
past The Nantais love their reclaimed stature asBrittanyrsquos major city and they beam with locavoreLoire pride too embracing the proximity to theriverrsquos bounty Little gastropubs and wine bars offer up immaculate produce plump Brittany oysters andof course local wine which in Nantes essentiallymeans Muscadet grown throughout the surroundingcountryside
Last November I headed south from the city and pulled off the expressway into the town of La Haye-
Fouassiegravere one of the major Muscadet towns UsuallyFrench roundabouts are dec-orated with flowers or a bas-
ket press but here just downthe street from the Mondelezfactory with its scent of fresh-baked Lu biscuits sitsa full-scale model of a flyingsaucer complete with cos-monauts Why a UFO Iasked a local winemaker
ldquoWersquore looking toward thefuturerdquo
While Nantes so clearlyreflects this notion that was-nrsquot my initial impression of Muscadet On a first glance
it seems to be a place of stasis old vineyards with-ering old farmers retiring The global reputation of its winesmdashcheap industrial old-fashionedmdashmoreor less remains their reputation in France too
But on closer inspection I discovered a placegeared up for radical change Its best wines have al-ways been a world apart from the meager thin ver-sions made by many local neacutegociants bottles likeLuneau-Papinrsquos luxe smoky Excelsior aged for twoyears or the fleshy quince-flavored Chacircteau-Theacutebaud from Les Becirctes Curieuses a project dedi-cated to single-cru bottlings from winemakersJeacutereacutemie Huchet and Jeacutereacutemie Mourat have for years
been nipping atthe heels of whiteBurgundy
Whatrsquos hap- pening in Mus-
cadet todaythough is more profoundto the point that even the French avant-garde hasnrsquotreally caught on Many regions aspire to more thanwhat the old French appellations permitted themBut Muscadet having reached the terminus of itsold ways has decidedmdashlike the city that has alwaysnourished itmdashto decisively step into the futureRather than pray for the return of the easy money of the past its best producers bet that they can achievesomething greater
The most basic changes here can be found manyother places in France better farming lower yieldsimproved winemaking But Muscadet has a differ-
ent burden than other regions Its wines were rarelyexalted and it never really shaped a distinct identityAs Franccedilois Midavaine stated in a 1994 book on thetopic ldquoItrsquos a bit tricky to talk about Muscadet as awine regionrdquo
More than 20 years later that Nantais push towardthe future is shared by an emerging generation of vi-gneronsmdashmany of them following in the footstepsof their parentsmdashwho believe itrsquos their destiny tocompletely refashion Muscadet as a significant
place making significant wine They have much intheir favor a loyal devotion to one grapemdashmelonde Bourgognemdashand a fantastic diversity of soilshosting the northernmost vines on Francersquos westcoast
ldquoMuscadetrdquo says Jo Landron of Domaine de laLouvetrie one of the regionrsquos most vocal lobbyistsfor change ldquois coming into its place among the greatwinesrdquo
David White is the founder and editor ofTerroiristcom which was named
Best Overall Wine Blog at the 2013Wine Blog Awards
His columns are housed at Grape Collective
Francersquos Most
Underrated
White Wine
Steps Out
On the Vine
David White
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Local Coastal CuisineThe ocean view from Zimzala is one tall drink of water Save your ap-
petite though - Zimzala is big on the flavors of Southern CaliforniaChef Damon Kelly puts the bountiful produce that grows here year-
round into tantalizing dishes that change every season Come as you are -were friendly and mellow just like the sun seekers catching rays on thenearby shore Huntington Beach restaurants are as laid back as they come but we know youre here to cut loose too Which is why from morning tonight we invite you to hang with us over live music handcrafted cocktailsand a free-spirited ambiance like no other
Breakfast Mon-Fri 700 am - 1100 am
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It changes every season Just to keep you on your toes Expect plentiful produce freshly picked from our beautiful California landscape minglingwith sustainable fish meat and more
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Moe News Than You Can HandleFrom the Mailbag
7145366300Main Street EyewearLooks at Life Through
Designer GlassesMoe Kanoudi
Just AnotherLoving Elephant Story
In 1986 Peter Davies was on holiday inKenya after graduating from Northwest-ern University
On a hike through the bush he cameacross a young bull elephant standing withone leg raised in the air
The elephant seemed distressed so Peter approached it very carefully
He got down on one knee inspected theelephantrsquos foot and found a large piece of wood deeply embedded in it As carefullyand as gently as he could Peter worked thewood out with his knife after which the ele- phant gingerly put down its foot
The elephant turned to face the man andwith a rather curious look on its face staredat him for several tense moments Peter stood frozenthinking of nothing else but being trampled
Eventually the elephant trumpeted loudlyturned and walked away
Peter never forgot that elephant or the
events of that dayTwenty years later Peter was walking
through the Chicago Zoo with his teenagedson As they approached the elephant en-closure one of the creatures turned andwalked over to near where Peter and his sonCameron were standing The large bull ele- phant stared at Peter lifted its front foot off the ground then put it down
The elephant did that several times thentrumpeted loudly all the while staring at theman
Remembering the encounter in 1986Peter could not help wondering if this wasthe same elephant
Peter summoned up his courage climbedover the railing and made his way into theenclosure He walked right up to the ele- phant and stared back in wonder
The elephant trumpeted again wrapped itstrunk around one of Peter legs and slammedhim against the railing killing him in-stantly
Probably wasnt the same elephant
Be careful out there You never reallyknow who your friends are
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An enraged driver was filmedstopping on a busy highway inCalifornia to beat a fellow mo-
torist this week Another driver startedfilming moments before two men went
at it in the middle of traffic on the 134freeway near Glendale CA The film-maker who didnt want to be namedtold CBS Los Angeles he started film-ing when he saw a driver in an Infinitirepeatedly trying to cut off a man in aVolkswagen Jetta He was concernedthe two cars might crash
The driver of the Jetta told CBS hisside of the story He also did not wantto be identified He said the Infiniticrossed several lanes to cut him offThe driver of the Infiniti threw whatappeared to be coins at his car Even-tually the two road-ragers and the film-ing driver come to a stop on the busy
freeway Amazingly no one was hit
though horns blared in the back-ground The Infiniti driver left his ownvehicle and confronted the driver of the Jetta who was still in his driversseat He punched the driver several
times and choked him The Jettadriver told CBS that the man kept ask-ing why he was mocking him
I really thought if this guy does onestep to the left hes going to get hit bya car in the carpool lane the anony-mous filmmaker told CBS You sawhim he was screaming at him Strikehim a couple of times and the Jetta is
just trying to leave the sceneWhile the Jetta driver didnt file a po-
lice report California Highway Patrolreleased a statement sayingits investigating the inci-dent and urging anyonewith information to come
forward ~ Erin Marquis
ROAD RAGE
Google Brings 40 US ParksTo Your Dash
Engadget
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oogle just made it easier to visit some of the US biggest landmarks with-
out hopping on an airplane Itsteaming up with the NationalPark Service to offer 360-degreeStreet View imagery for 40 na-tional parks and historic sitesranging from Alcatrazs leg-endary prison to the ancient cliff dwellings of Montezuma CastleThe collection also touts photosof artifacts from those locationsWant to see furniture from Abra-ham Lincolns house You can No this wont recreate thegrandeur youd get from beingthere yourself but it beats having
to rely on tourists photos to geta feel for what youre missing
This article by Jon Fingasoriginally ran on Engadget thedefinitive guide to this connected life
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It sounds like a broken record that re-
peats itself every few months but itrsquoshappened again Mortgage rates have
come down to the lowest levels since Aprilof 2015 And the commercials are trueEven those who completed a refinancewithin the last year may do well to investi-gate their options once again
According to the largest mortgage ratesurvey in the county that released by Fred-die Mac the average rate on a 30 year mort-gage started February at 372 This is thelowest level since the 368 of April 2015
As usual the media picked up on the dropin rates and advertisements for mortgagesare hot and heavy all over again
At least the media is quick to mention thelower rates Very rarely do they mention the part of the report disclosing the costs Ac-cording to Freddie Mac the average cost tosecure a 30 year fixed mortgage was 06 points This is in addition to paying the title and escrow fees
Of course this is the ldquoaveragerdquo Some companies are more compet-itive than others and some applicants are better qualified Competitivemortgage companies are able to offer these rates (or better) with $0costs for well-qualified applicants
For most homeowners this reduction in rate could save one thou-sand two thousand dollars or more in interest every year
But perhaps the best kept secret in the mortgage industry the onethat the media never seems to talk about is the 20 year fixed This iscurrently available at 35 or lower with little to no closing costs for well-qualified applicants
The 20 year fixed is the black sheep of the mortgage industry While30 year and 15 year fixed rate loans are the darlings of the industry
that are alwaystalked about and doted on most
homeowners donrsquot even knowthat a 20 year fixed is an op-
tion Well it is Manyhomeowners might besurprised to learn that a
new 20 year fixed at35 could helpthem pay off their mortgage faster without raising
their paymenttoo much Inmany cases the payment actu-ally goesdown
Letrsquos look at someone
who got a $350000 loan seven years ago at 4375 The payment onthat loan would be $174750 After seven years the remaining princi- pal balance on that loan would be down to $303762
A new 20 year loan of $303762 at 35 would be a payment of $176170 For an extra $1420 per month this homeowner can save 3years off their mortgage payments Extrapolating this out $1420 per
month is $17040 per year and $3408 over 20 years The savings of eliminating three years of mortgage payments of $174750 per month($20970 per year) is $62910 saved over those three years of elimi-nated payments If treated as an investment there arenrsquot too many places where one can invest $3400 and get a return of over $60000 ina span of 20 years
And this is what makes the 20 year fixed one of the best-kept secretsin the mortgage industry
Arnaud Dufour
Mortgage Rates
Drop Again
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Arnaud Dufour is a Sr Mortgage Banker at Newport Beach based DLJ Financial With more than eleven years in the industry
Arnaud is available to answer questions in Real Estate Finance bull E-mail adufourdljfinancialcom bull Call 714-677-4107
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Post Game NumbersA
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a disappointment for the Super Bowl So Sundays
Denver-Carolina showdown which aired on CBS
played out under a shroud of lofty expectations -- but initial
returns show that it did not disappoint
The first number for Super Bowl 50 based on Nielsens
metered markets is a 49 rating and a massive 73 share among
households Thats just off from last years 497 rating The
2015 overnight rating marked an all-time high for the Super
Bowl ultimately translating to an average 1144 million view-
ers It topped the previous years game (1115 million viewers)
to become the most-watched telecast in US TV history
Working against Super Bowl 50 was the fact that it was
a relatively low-scoring game Quarterback Peyton Man-
ning and the Denver Broncos ultimately topped the Car-
olina Panthers 24-10 in a pairing that was not nearly as year
prior But scores are not something that appear to affect the
Super Bowl 2014 set a record with an absurdly lopsided
43-8 victory for the Seattle Seahawks Its one of several
ways in which Super Bowl has proven itself immune to
TVs trends of ratings fatigue Even by its own lofty stan-
dards and seemingly regardless of play the biggest night
of the US TV calendar has consistently been outdoing it-
self in recent years
2015 497 rating 1144 million viewers
2014 464 rating 1115 million viewers
2013 481 rating 1084 million viewers
2012 478 rating 1113 million viewers
2011 479 rating 111 million viewers
Super Bowl record for the team that scores first 31-16
Winning percent of the favored team by oddsmakers 72
Lowest face value price of a Super Bowl ticket $800
Cost of a 30 second Super Bowl spot $35 Million
Cost of a 30 second Super Bowl spot in 1970 $42000
Amount of money each player on the
winning Super Bowl team receives $88000
Amount of money each player on the
losing Super Bowl team receives $46000
SUPER BOWL FOOD SALES STATISTICSCases of beer sold on Super Bowl Sunday 492 Million
Chicken wings sold on Super Bowl week 125 Million
Pounds of avocados used for guacamole during Super Bowl 71 Million
Rise in pizza deliveries on Super Bowl Sunday 35
Rise in 7-Elevenrsquos antacid sales the day after 20
WHERE PEOPLE WATCH THE SUPER BOWL PERCENTAt home alone immediate family 46
At home with friends relatives 31
At friend relativersquos home 14
Other not sure 7
At bar restaurant 3
MOST SUPER BOWL WINS WINSPittsburgh Steelers 6-2
Dallas Cowboys 5-3
San Francisco 49ers 5-1
New England Patriots 4-4
Green Bay Packers 4-1
TEAMS THAT HAVE NEVER PLAYED IN A SUPER BOWLLions Browns Texans Jaguars
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E
Who says mothers arent powerful
Esther Carlstone (momme) tells us aboutHILDA JOHNSON BRUNGOT
Hilda Johnson Brungot (1886-1982) was a Berlin New
Hampshire native who became dean of women state legisla-
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she first went to Concord as a legislator Reelected 18 times
she served 41 years before retiring in 1975 Brungotrsquos portrait
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woman to be so honored
Brownies Cocktails amp WOMEN
These tasty oatmeal cookies are simple andinviting breakfast recipe Serve with some orange juice or tea and enjoy
Time needed 10 min preparation
Serving Size Yield 12 cookies
Ingredients34 C vegetable shortening 1 C brown sugar 12 C granulated sugar 1 egg 14 C water 1 tsp almond extract
3 C uncooked oats1 C flour 1 tsp salt 12 tsp soda14 C almonds chopped
DirectionsBegin by preheating
your oven to 350 degreesBeat together shorteningsugars egg water andvanilla until creamy Addremaining ingredients Mix well Drop by rounded teaspoonfulsonto a greased cookie sheet and bake at 350 degrees for 12-15minutes Let cool and then enjoy
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Serves Makes 500ml cordial
Preparation 5 mins
Ingredients300g (10oz) hulled strawberries300g (10oz) caster sugar Juice 5 lemonsStill or sparkling mineral water to diluteSliced limes and strawberries and sprigs of mint to serve
Method
Put the hulled strawberries caster sugar and lemon juice into a blender and pulse until smoothStrain the mixture through a sieve into a large bowl and stir thoroughly to ensure all the sugar dis-solves
You can transfer the cordial to a large bottle or storage container until neededDilute with still or sparkling water (about 1 part cordial to 4 parts water) and serve with ice lime
and strawberry slices and sprigs of mint Pomegranate also looks pretty as a garnish
Top tips
The cordial will keep in the fridge for up to 5 days If you fancy making it into a cocktail simplyadd vodka to taste
About the SrawberryLemonade Cocktail
C o c k t a i l C o r n e r
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Only Local News
Chris Epting
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R ecently I had the honor of introducing eight timeOlympic medalist Shirley
Babashoff at the annual
KinderVision dinner held eachyear in Huntington Beach
In the mid-1970s Shirley wasarguably the strongest femaleswimmer on the planet After winning three medals in Munichin 1972 she began an arduoustraining regimen that involvedswimming literally 20 miles aday seven days a week for four years By the time the 1976games rolled around in Mon-treacuteal it seemed all but obviousthat she would win the gold ineach of the six races was en-tered in Just before the
games at the trials in LongBeach she put on one of themost impressive single per-formances in swimming his-tory This was the momentThis was her destiny
But then something hap- pened The East Germanteam which had emergedfrom nowhere in the previ-ous three years to becomean almost incomprehensi- ble force in swimming
ran away with most of the gold atthe games Shirley had been sus- pecting them of cheating for yearsand in Montreacuteal she finally spokeher mind publicly She calledthem out for doping and the worldturned on her hard All of a sud-den she was ldquoSurly Shirley theugly American
She would go on to lead her relay team to gold in the finalswimming event of the games Itsconsidered to be one of the mostexciting races in modern sportshistory America had finally wonthe gold But the reaction to
Shirleys courage and honestycrushed her She retired fromswimming at age 19 When theBerlin Wall fell in the 1980s theworld learned that she had beencorrect in her accusations Shewas vindicated
In the late 1980s she began
work as a mail carrier for theHuntington Beach Postal Serviceand she is still at work theretoday Shirley maybe the greatestAmerican athlete that you maynot be familiar with This summer I think a lot of that will change because the book that she and Iwrote about her life ldquoMakingWavesrdquo will be released in July
Im sharing the cover of the book early in this column so thatyou can see Im very proud of thestory and even prouder of myfriend Shirley for all she has donein her life and for how she repre-
sented her country in twoOlympic games Once the book comes out Im going to interviewher for this column but I did wantto make you aware that finallythe truth about Shirley story willfinally be told for all the world toread
chr ischriseptingcom
The information contained in this column does not necessarily reflect the opinion of The Local News
Chris Epting is an award-winning journalist and the au- thor of 25 books including Huntington Beach Then amp Now Vanishing Orange County and Roadside Base- ball You can follow him on Twitter chrisepting
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Dear EarthTalk Is it true that Apple
gets around US labor standards and laws by out-
sourcing production to China mdash Josie Walsh New York NY
Apple isnrsquot the only tech giant outsourcing much of its production to Chinese manufacturers nowadays but thesheer popularity of the California-based companyrsquos prod-ucts makes it an especially easy target for activists con-cerned about worker health and safety China Labor Watchand other groupshave exposed inhu-mane conditions athuge Chinese facto-ries of suppliers likeFoxconn and Pega-tron that supportmany US-basedtech firms Workersat these facilitiesmany who are under-age are often re-quired to work 18-hour shifts and areroutinely exposed totoxic chemicalsmdashbutstill can barely makeends meet The prob-lem came to a head in2010 when journalists got word that 14 workers had com-mitted suicide at Foxconnrsquos massive iPhone-assemblymanufacturing facility in China
Another issue dogging Applersquos Chinese partners isworker exposure to toxic chemicals and a higher than av-erage incidence of leukemia among employees Appleagreed to discontinue using two of the worst offenders
benzene and n-hexane after the non-profit groups China
Labor Watch and Green America collected upwards of 40000 signatures from consumers demanding action from
the company But China still allows its manufacturing sec-tor to use several other carcinogenic chemicals long out-lawed in the US and Europe Repeated exposure to thesesubstances is another threat Chinese workers have to con-
tend with when working on the assembly line makingsmartphones and other tech gadgets Despite knowledge of the dangerous conditions
Applersquos Chinese suppliers rarely struggle to find workersmany of whom are willing to take the relatively high pay-ing jobs despite the risksmdashespecially if they are support-ing loved ones at home who depend upon the extra money
to survive Chinarsquoshuge population cre-ates an infinite sup- ply of workers suchthat even a large-scale walkout would be pointless The as-sembly line systemgives each person arepetitive simple job that can betaught in an hour
For its partApple continues toclaim they are in-vestigating the sit-uation and doingeverything theycan to ensure sat-
isfactory working conditions In 2010 the company re-vamped its supplier responsibility standards andthreatened it would terminate relations with Chinesemanufacturers that refuse to toe the line and also calledfor new audits on all of its ldquofinal assemblyrdquo facilities inChina Two years later Apple became the first technol-ogy company admitted to the Fair Labor Association anon-profit that conducts independent monitoring andverification to ensure acceptable workplace standards
While this affiliation doesnrsquot mean Foxconn Pegatronand other Chinese high tech suppliers are beholden to
standards as stringent as US labor laws activists con-sider it a step in the right direction and continue to keepan eye on the situation
Of course whether or not Apple steps up on the issue
may depend more on if consumers are willing to foregothe companyrsquos products due to worker exploitation issuesAnd thatrsquos not likely to happen anytime soon as Ameri-cans and others continue to buy iPhones iPads and Macsas fast as Apple and its Chinese partners can produce them
CONTACTS Apple Supplier Responsibility
wwwapplecomsupplier-responsibility
Foxconnwwwfoxconncom
Pegatronwwwpegatroncorpcom
China Labor Watchwwwchinalaborwatchorg
Green Americawwwgreenamericaorg
Fair Labor Associationwwwfairlabororg
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From the Editors of
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Magazine
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A
greater number of single-cru bot-tlings and the arrival of newly desig-nated sub-zones have helped
Muscadet elevate its reputation drawingworthy comparisons to white Burgundy Butwhat will it take for the region to truly set itself apart Jon Bonneacute considers Muscadets past and fu-ture through the eyes of the winemakers looking toreshape it
Jon Bonneacute IS FLUENT IN WINEFrench citiesespecially secondary French cities often do bestwhen theyrsquore looking backwards In the case of
Nantes long a sleepy spot in the western Loire itwould be easy to assume that it peaked many yearsagomdashperhaps during the Industrial Revolution
when its docks were full of grain and spices (anddisturbingly slaves)
Thatrsquos why I was completely unprepared for whatI found when I rolled in on a warm fall day a
bustling growing tech hub one of Europersquos green-est cities functional in all the ways that most Frenchcities arenrsquot The tram system is fleet Therersquos littleof the brutalist midcentury architecture that weighson France like a curse The mild often wet climateis maritime Gaul at its best Francersquos Seattle Ithought admiringly
The distinct pride emanating from Nantes thesedays seems to come from being unburdened by the
past The Nantais love their reclaimed stature asBrittanyrsquos major city and they beam with locavoreLoire pride too embracing the proximity to theriverrsquos bounty Little gastropubs and wine bars offer up immaculate produce plump Brittany oysters andof course local wine which in Nantes essentiallymeans Muscadet grown throughout the surroundingcountryside
Last November I headed south from the city and pulled off the expressway into the town of La Haye-
Fouassiegravere one of the major Muscadet towns UsuallyFrench roundabouts are dec-orated with flowers or a bas-
ket press but here just downthe street from the Mondelezfactory with its scent of fresh-baked Lu biscuits sitsa full-scale model of a flyingsaucer complete with cos-monauts Why a UFO Iasked a local winemaker
ldquoWersquore looking toward thefuturerdquo
While Nantes so clearlyreflects this notion that was-nrsquot my initial impression of Muscadet On a first glance
it seems to be a place of stasis old vineyards with-ering old farmers retiring The global reputation of its winesmdashcheap industrial old-fashionedmdashmoreor less remains their reputation in France too
But on closer inspection I discovered a placegeared up for radical change Its best wines have al-ways been a world apart from the meager thin ver-sions made by many local neacutegociants bottles likeLuneau-Papinrsquos luxe smoky Excelsior aged for twoyears or the fleshy quince-flavored Chacircteau-Theacutebaud from Les Becirctes Curieuses a project dedi-cated to single-cru bottlings from winemakersJeacutereacutemie Huchet and Jeacutereacutemie Mourat have for years
been nipping atthe heels of whiteBurgundy
Whatrsquos hap- pening in Mus-
cadet todaythough is more profoundto the point that even the French avant-garde hasnrsquotreally caught on Many regions aspire to more thanwhat the old French appellations permitted themBut Muscadet having reached the terminus of itsold ways has decidedmdashlike the city that has alwaysnourished itmdashto decisively step into the futureRather than pray for the return of the easy money of the past its best producers bet that they can achievesomething greater
The most basic changes here can be found manyother places in France better farming lower yieldsimproved winemaking But Muscadet has a differ-
ent burden than other regions Its wines were rarelyexalted and it never really shaped a distinct identityAs Franccedilois Midavaine stated in a 1994 book on thetopic ldquoItrsquos a bit tricky to talk about Muscadet as awine regionrdquo
More than 20 years later that Nantais push towardthe future is shared by an emerging generation of vi-gneronsmdashmany of them following in the footstepsof their parentsmdashwho believe itrsquos their destiny tocompletely refashion Muscadet as a significant
place making significant wine They have much intheir favor a loyal devotion to one grapemdashmelonde Bourgognemdashand a fantastic diversity of soilshosting the northernmost vines on Francersquos westcoast
ldquoMuscadetrdquo says Jo Landron of Domaine de laLouvetrie one of the regionrsquos most vocal lobbyistsfor change ldquois coming into its place among the greatwinesrdquo
David White is the founder and editor ofTerroiristcom which was named
Best Overall Wine Blog at the 2013Wine Blog Awards
His columns are housed at Grape Collective
Francersquos Most
Underrated
White Wine
Steps Out
On the Vine
David White
The information contained in this column does not necessarily reflect the opinion of The Local News
Local Coastal CuisineThe ocean view from Zimzala is one tall drink of water Save your ap-
petite though - Zimzala is big on the flavors of Southern CaliforniaChef Damon Kelly puts the bountiful produce that grows here year-
round into tantalizing dishes that change every season Come as you are -were friendly and mellow just like the sun seekers catching rays on thenearby shore Huntington Beach restaurants are as laid back as they come but we know youre here to cut loose too Which is why from morning tonight we invite you to hang with us over live music handcrafted cocktailsand a free-spirited ambiance like no other
Breakfast Mon-Fri 700 am - 1100 am
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It changes every season Just to keep you on your toes Expect plentiful produce freshly picked from our beautiful California landscape minglingwith sustainable fish meat and more
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Moe News Than You Can HandleFrom the Mailbag
7145366300Main Street EyewearLooks at Life Through
Designer GlassesMoe Kanoudi
Just AnotherLoving Elephant Story
In 1986 Peter Davies was on holiday inKenya after graduating from Northwest-ern University
On a hike through the bush he cameacross a young bull elephant standing withone leg raised in the air
The elephant seemed distressed so Peter approached it very carefully
He got down on one knee inspected theelephantrsquos foot and found a large piece of wood deeply embedded in it As carefullyand as gently as he could Peter worked thewood out with his knife after which the ele- phant gingerly put down its foot
The elephant turned to face the man andwith a rather curious look on its face staredat him for several tense moments Peter stood frozenthinking of nothing else but being trampled
Eventually the elephant trumpeted loudlyturned and walked away
Peter never forgot that elephant or the
events of that dayTwenty years later Peter was walking
through the Chicago Zoo with his teenagedson As they approached the elephant en-closure one of the creatures turned andwalked over to near where Peter and his sonCameron were standing The large bull ele- phant stared at Peter lifted its front foot off the ground then put it down
The elephant did that several times thentrumpeted loudly all the while staring at theman
Remembering the encounter in 1986Peter could not help wondering if this wasthe same elephant
Peter summoned up his courage climbedover the railing and made his way into theenclosure He walked right up to the ele- phant and stared back in wonder
The elephant trumpeted again wrapped itstrunk around one of Peter legs and slammedhim against the railing killing him in-stantly
Probably wasnt the same elephant
Be careful out there You never reallyknow who your friends are
T h e i n f or m a t i o n c o n t a i n e d i n t h i s c o l u m n d o e s n o t n e c e s s ar i l yr e f l e c t t h e o p i n i o n o f T h eL
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An enraged driver was filmedstopping on a busy highway inCalifornia to beat a fellow mo-
torist this week Another driver startedfilming moments before two men went
at it in the middle of traffic on the 134freeway near Glendale CA The film-maker who didnt want to be namedtold CBS Los Angeles he started film-ing when he saw a driver in an Infinitirepeatedly trying to cut off a man in aVolkswagen Jetta He was concernedthe two cars might crash
The driver of the Jetta told CBS hisside of the story He also did not wantto be identified He said the Infiniticrossed several lanes to cut him offThe driver of the Infiniti threw whatappeared to be coins at his car Even-tually the two road-ragers and the film-ing driver come to a stop on the busy
freeway Amazingly no one was hit
though horns blared in the back-ground The Infiniti driver left his ownvehicle and confronted the driver of the Jetta who was still in his driversseat He punched the driver several
times and choked him The Jettadriver told CBS that the man kept ask-ing why he was mocking him
I really thought if this guy does onestep to the left hes going to get hit bya car in the carpool lane the anony-mous filmmaker told CBS You sawhim he was screaming at him Strikehim a couple of times and the Jetta is
just trying to leave the sceneWhile the Jetta driver didnt file a po-
lice report California Highway Patrolreleased a statement sayingits investigating the inci-dent and urging anyonewith information to come
forward ~ Erin Marquis
ROAD RAGE
Google Brings 40 US ParksTo Your Dash
Engadget
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oogle just made it easier to visit some of the US biggest landmarks with-
out hopping on an airplane Itsteaming up with the NationalPark Service to offer 360-degreeStreet View imagery for 40 na-tional parks and historic sitesranging from Alcatrazs leg-endary prison to the ancient cliff dwellings of Montezuma CastleThe collection also touts photosof artifacts from those locationsWant to see furniture from Abra-ham Lincolns house You can No this wont recreate thegrandeur youd get from beingthere yourself but it beats having
to rely on tourists photos to geta feel for what youre missing
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It sounds like a broken record that re-
peats itself every few months but itrsquoshappened again Mortgage rates have
come down to the lowest levels since Aprilof 2015 And the commercials are trueEven those who completed a refinancewithin the last year may do well to investi-gate their options once again
According to the largest mortgage ratesurvey in the county that released by Fred-die Mac the average rate on a 30 year mort-gage started February at 372 This is thelowest level since the 368 of April 2015
As usual the media picked up on the dropin rates and advertisements for mortgagesare hot and heavy all over again
At least the media is quick to mention thelower rates Very rarely do they mention the part of the report disclosing the costs Ac-cording to Freddie Mac the average cost tosecure a 30 year fixed mortgage was 06 points This is in addition to paying the title and escrow fees
Of course this is the ldquoaveragerdquo Some companies are more compet-itive than others and some applicants are better qualified Competitivemortgage companies are able to offer these rates (or better) with $0costs for well-qualified applicants
For most homeowners this reduction in rate could save one thou-sand two thousand dollars or more in interest every year
But perhaps the best kept secret in the mortgage industry the onethat the media never seems to talk about is the 20 year fixed This iscurrently available at 35 or lower with little to no closing costs for well-qualified applicants
The 20 year fixed is the black sheep of the mortgage industry While30 year and 15 year fixed rate loans are the darlings of the industry
that are alwaystalked about and doted on most
homeowners donrsquot even knowthat a 20 year fixed is an op-
tion Well it is Manyhomeowners might besurprised to learn that a
new 20 year fixed at35 could helpthem pay off their mortgage faster without raising
their paymenttoo much Inmany cases the payment actu-ally goesdown
Letrsquos look at someone
who got a $350000 loan seven years ago at 4375 The payment onthat loan would be $174750 After seven years the remaining princi- pal balance on that loan would be down to $303762
A new 20 year loan of $303762 at 35 would be a payment of $176170 For an extra $1420 per month this homeowner can save 3years off their mortgage payments Extrapolating this out $1420 per
month is $17040 per year and $3408 over 20 years The savings of eliminating three years of mortgage payments of $174750 per month($20970 per year) is $62910 saved over those three years of elimi-nated payments If treated as an investment there arenrsquot too many places where one can invest $3400 and get a return of over $60000 ina span of 20 years
And this is what makes the 20 year fixed one of the best-kept secretsin the mortgage industry
Arnaud Dufour
Mortgage Rates
Drop Again
rnaud Dufour
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Who says mothers arent powerful
Esther Carlstone (momme) tells us aboutHILDA JOHNSON BRUNGOT
Hilda Johnson Brungot (1886-1982) was a Berlin New
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she served 41 years before retiring in 1975 Brungotrsquos portrait
hangs in Legislative Hall at the State Capitol only the third
woman to be so honored
Brownies Cocktails amp WOMEN
These tasty oatmeal cookies are simple andinviting breakfast recipe Serve with some orange juice or tea and enjoy
Time needed 10 min preparation
Serving Size Yield 12 cookies
Ingredients34 C vegetable shortening 1 C brown sugar 12 C granulated sugar 1 egg 14 C water 1 tsp almond extract
3 C uncooked oats1 C flour 1 tsp salt 12 tsp soda14 C almonds chopped
DirectionsBegin by preheating
your oven to 350 degreesBeat together shorteningsugars egg water andvanilla until creamy Addremaining ingredients Mix well Drop by rounded teaspoonfulsonto a greased cookie sheet and bake at 350 degrees for 12-15minutes Let cool and then enjoy
STRONG WOMEN -Breakfast QuickOatmeal Almond
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Serves Makes 500ml cordial
Preparation 5 mins
Ingredients300g (10oz) hulled strawberries300g (10oz) caster sugar Juice 5 lemonsStill or sparkling mineral water to diluteSliced limes and strawberries and sprigs of mint to serve
Method
Put the hulled strawberries caster sugar and lemon juice into a blender and pulse until smoothStrain the mixture through a sieve into a large bowl and stir thoroughly to ensure all the sugar dis-solves
You can transfer the cordial to a large bottle or storage container until neededDilute with still or sparkling water (about 1 part cordial to 4 parts water) and serve with ice lime
and strawberry slices and sprigs of mint Pomegranate also looks pretty as a garnish
Top tips
The cordial will keep in the fridge for up to 5 days If you fancy making it into a cocktail simplyadd vodka to taste
About the SrawberryLemonade Cocktail
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NEWSEPTI NGrsquoS WORLD
Only Local News
Chris Epting
HBNews1aolcom
R ecently I had the honor of introducing eight timeOlympic medalist Shirley
Babashoff at the annual
KinderVision dinner held eachyear in Huntington Beach
In the mid-1970s Shirley wasarguably the strongest femaleswimmer on the planet After winning three medals in Munichin 1972 she began an arduoustraining regimen that involvedswimming literally 20 miles aday seven days a week for four years By the time the 1976games rolled around in Mon-treacuteal it seemed all but obviousthat she would win the gold ineach of the six races was en-tered in Just before the
games at the trials in LongBeach she put on one of themost impressive single per-formances in swimming his-tory This was the momentThis was her destiny
But then something hap- pened The East Germanteam which had emergedfrom nowhere in the previ-ous three years to becomean almost incomprehensi- ble force in swimming
ran away with most of the gold atthe games Shirley had been sus- pecting them of cheating for yearsand in Montreacuteal she finally spokeher mind publicly She calledthem out for doping and the worldturned on her hard All of a sud-den she was ldquoSurly Shirley theugly American
She would go on to lead her relay team to gold in the finalswimming event of the games Itsconsidered to be one of the mostexciting races in modern sportshistory America had finally wonthe gold But the reaction to
Shirleys courage and honestycrushed her She retired fromswimming at age 19 When theBerlin Wall fell in the 1980s theworld learned that she had beencorrect in her accusations Shewas vindicated
In the late 1980s she began
work as a mail carrier for theHuntington Beach Postal Serviceand she is still at work theretoday Shirley maybe the greatestAmerican athlete that you maynot be familiar with This summer I think a lot of that will change because the book that she and Iwrote about her life ldquoMakingWavesrdquo will be released in July
Im sharing the cover of the book early in this column so thatyou can see Im very proud of thestory and even prouder of myfriend Shirley for all she has donein her life and for how she repre-
sented her country in twoOlympic games Once the book comes out Im going to interviewher for this column but I did wantto make you aware that finallythe truth about Shirley story willfinally be told for all the world toread
chr ischriseptingcom
The information contained in this column does not necessarily reflect the opinion of The Local News
Chris Epting is an award-winning journalist and the au- thor of 25 books including Huntington Beach Then amp Now Vanishing Orange County and Roadside Base- ball You can follow him on Twitter chrisepting
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Dear EarthTalk Is it true that Apple
gets around US labor standards and laws by out-
sourcing production to China mdash Josie Walsh New York NY
Apple isnrsquot the only tech giant outsourcing much of its production to Chinese manufacturers nowadays but thesheer popularity of the California-based companyrsquos prod-ucts makes it an especially easy target for activists con-cerned about worker health and safety China Labor Watchand other groupshave exposed inhu-mane conditions athuge Chinese facto-ries of suppliers likeFoxconn and Pega-tron that supportmany US-basedtech firms Workersat these facilitiesmany who are under-age are often re-quired to work 18-hour shifts and areroutinely exposed totoxic chemicalsmdashbutstill can barely makeends meet The prob-lem came to a head in2010 when journalists got word that 14 workers had com-mitted suicide at Foxconnrsquos massive iPhone-assemblymanufacturing facility in China
Another issue dogging Applersquos Chinese partners isworker exposure to toxic chemicals and a higher than av-erage incidence of leukemia among employees Appleagreed to discontinue using two of the worst offenders
benzene and n-hexane after the non-profit groups China
Labor Watch and Green America collected upwards of 40000 signatures from consumers demanding action from
the company But China still allows its manufacturing sec-tor to use several other carcinogenic chemicals long out-lawed in the US and Europe Repeated exposure to thesesubstances is another threat Chinese workers have to con-
tend with when working on the assembly line makingsmartphones and other tech gadgets Despite knowledge of the dangerous conditions
Applersquos Chinese suppliers rarely struggle to find workersmany of whom are willing to take the relatively high pay-ing jobs despite the risksmdashespecially if they are support-ing loved ones at home who depend upon the extra money
to survive Chinarsquoshuge population cre-ates an infinite sup- ply of workers suchthat even a large-scale walkout would be pointless The as-sembly line systemgives each person arepetitive simple job that can betaught in an hour
For its partApple continues toclaim they are in-vestigating the sit-uation and doingeverything theycan to ensure sat-
isfactory working conditions In 2010 the company re-vamped its supplier responsibility standards andthreatened it would terminate relations with Chinesemanufacturers that refuse to toe the line and also calledfor new audits on all of its ldquofinal assemblyrdquo facilities inChina Two years later Apple became the first technol-ogy company admitted to the Fair Labor Association anon-profit that conducts independent monitoring andverification to ensure acceptable workplace standards
While this affiliation doesnrsquot mean Foxconn Pegatronand other Chinese high tech suppliers are beholden to
standards as stringent as US labor laws activists con-sider it a step in the right direction and continue to keepan eye on the situation
Of course whether or not Apple steps up on the issue
may depend more on if consumers are willing to foregothe companyrsquos products due to worker exploitation issuesAnd thatrsquos not likely to happen anytime soon as Ameri-cans and others continue to buy iPhones iPads and Macsas fast as Apple and its Chinese partners can produce them
CONTACTS Apple Supplier Responsibility
wwwapplecomsupplier-responsibility
Foxconnwwwfoxconncom
Pegatronwwwpegatroncorpcom
China Labor Watchwwwchinalaborwatchorg
Green Americawwwgreenamericaorg
Fair Labor Associationwwwfairlabororg
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greater number of single-cru bot-tlings and the arrival of newly desig-nated sub-zones have helped
Muscadet elevate its reputation drawingworthy comparisons to white Burgundy Butwhat will it take for the region to truly set itself apart Jon Bonneacute considers Muscadets past and fu-ture through the eyes of the winemakers looking toreshape it
Jon Bonneacute IS FLUENT IN WINEFrench citiesespecially secondary French cities often do bestwhen theyrsquore looking backwards In the case of
Nantes long a sleepy spot in the western Loire itwould be easy to assume that it peaked many yearsagomdashperhaps during the Industrial Revolution
when its docks were full of grain and spices (anddisturbingly slaves)
Thatrsquos why I was completely unprepared for whatI found when I rolled in on a warm fall day a
bustling growing tech hub one of Europersquos green-est cities functional in all the ways that most Frenchcities arenrsquot The tram system is fleet Therersquos littleof the brutalist midcentury architecture that weighson France like a curse The mild often wet climateis maritime Gaul at its best Francersquos Seattle Ithought admiringly
The distinct pride emanating from Nantes thesedays seems to come from being unburdened by the
past The Nantais love their reclaimed stature asBrittanyrsquos major city and they beam with locavoreLoire pride too embracing the proximity to theriverrsquos bounty Little gastropubs and wine bars offer up immaculate produce plump Brittany oysters andof course local wine which in Nantes essentiallymeans Muscadet grown throughout the surroundingcountryside
Last November I headed south from the city and pulled off the expressway into the town of La Haye-
Fouassiegravere one of the major Muscadet towns UsuallyFrench roundabouts are dec-orated with flowers or a bas-
ket press but here just downthe street from the Mondelezfactory with its scent of fresh-baked Lu biscuits sitsa full-scale model of a flyingsaucer complete with cos-monauts Why a UFO Iasked a local winemaker
ldquoWersquore looking toward thefuturerdquo
While Nantes so clearlyreflects this notion that was-nrsquot my initial impression of Muscadet On a first glance
it seems to be a place of stasis old vineyards with-ering old farmers retiring The global reputation of its winesmdashcheap industrial old-fashionedmdashmoreor less remains their reputation in France too
But on closer inspection I discovered a placegeared up for radical change Its best wines have al-ways been a world apart from the meager thin ver-sions made by many local neacutegociants bottles likeLuneau-Papinrsquos luxe smoky Excelsior aged for twoyears or the fleshy quince-flavored Chacircteau-Theacutebaud from Les Becirctes Curieuses a project dedi-cated to single-cru bottlings from winemakersJeacutereacutemie Huchet and Jeacutereacutemie Mourat have for years
been nipping atthe heels of whiteBurgundy
Whatrsquos hap- pening in Mus-
cadet todaythough is more profoundto the point that even the French avant-garde hasnrsquotreally caught on Many regions aspire to more thanwhat the old French appellations permitted themBut Muscadet having reached the terminus of itsold ways has decidedmdashlike the city that has alwaysnourished itmdashto decisively step into the futureRather than pray for the return of the easy money of the past its best producers bet that they can achievesomething greater
The most basic changes here can be found manyother places in France better farming lower yieldsimproved winemaking But Muscadet has a differ-
ent burden than other regions Its wines were rarelyexalted and it never really shaped a distinct identityAs Franccedilois Midavaine stated in a 1994 book on thetopic ldquoItrsquos a bit tricky to talk about Muscadet as awine regionrdquo
More than 20 years later that Nantais push towardthe future is shared by an emerging generation of vi-gneronsmdashmany of them following in the footstepsof their parentsmdashwho believe itrsquos their destiny tocompletely refashion Muscadet as a significant
place making significant wine They have much intheir favor a loyal devotion to one grapemdashmelonde Bourgognemdashand a fantastic diversity of soilshosting the northernmost vines on Francersquos westcoast
ldquoMuscadetrdquo says Jo Landron of Domaine de laLouvetrie one of the regionrsquos most vocal lobbyistsfor change ldquois coming into its place among the greatwinesrdquo
David White is the founder and editor ofTerroiristcom which was named
Best Overall Wine Blog at the 2013Wine Blog Awards
His columns are housed at Grape Collective
Francersquos Most
Underrated
White Wine
Steps Out
On the Vine
David White
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Local Coastal CuisineThe ocean view from Zimzala is one tall drink of water Save your ap-
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Moe News Than You Can HandleFrom the Mailbag
7145366300Main Street EyewearLooks at Life Through
Designer GlassesMoe Kanoudi
Just AnotherLoving Elephant Story
In 1986 Peter Davies was on holiday inKenya after graduating from Northwest-ern University
On a hike through the bush he cameacross a young bull elephant standing withone leg raised in the air
The elephant seemed distressed so Peter approached it very carefully
He got down on one knee inspected theelephantrsquos foot and found a large piece of wood deeply embedded in it As carefullyand as gently as he could Peter worked thewood out with his knife after which the ele- phant gingerly put down its foot
The elephant turned to face the man andwith a rather curious look on its face staredat him for several tense moments Peter stood frozenthinking of nothing else but being trampled
Eventually the elephant trumpeted loudlyturned and walked away
Peter never forgot that elephant or the
events of that dayTwenty years later Peter was walking
through the Chicago Zoo with his teenagedson As they approached the elephant en-closure one of the creatures turned andwalked over to near where Peter and his sonCameron were standing The large bull ele- phant stared at Peter lifted its front foot off the ground then put it down
The elephant did that several times thentrumpeted loudly all the while staring at theman
Remembering the encounter in 1986Peter could not help wondering if this wasthe same elephant
Peter summoned up his courage climbedover the railing and made his way into theenclosure He walked right up to the ele- phant and stared back in wonder
The elephant trumpeted again wrapped itstrunk around one of Peter legs and slammedhim against the railing killing him in-stantly
Probably wasnt the same elephant
Be careful out there You never reallyknow who your friends are
T h e i n f or m a t i o n c o n t a i n e d i n t h i s c o l u m n d o e s n o t n e c e s s ar i l yr e f l e c t t h e o p i n i o n o f T h eL
o c a l N e w s
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An enraged driver was filmedstopping on a busy highway inCalifornia to beat a fellow mo-
torist this week Another driver startedfilming moments before two men went
at it in the middle of traffic on the 134freeway near Glendale CA The film-maker who didnt want to be namedtold CBS Los Angeles he started film-ing when he saw a driver in an Infinitirepeatedly trying to cut off a man in aVolkswagen Jetta He was concernedthe two cars might crash
The driver of the Jetta told CBS hisside of the story He also did not wantto be identified He said the Infiniticrossed several lanes to cut him offThe driver of the Infiniti threw whatappeared to be coins at his car Even-tually the two road-ragers and the film-ing driver come to a stop on the busy
freeway Amazingly no one was hit
though horns blared in the back-ground The Infiniti driver left his ownvehicle and confronted the driver of the Jetta who was still in his driversseat He punched the driver several
times and choked him The Jettadriver told CBS that the man kept ask-ing why he was mocking him
I really thought if this guy does onestep to the left hes going to get hit bya car in the carpool lane the anony-mous filmmaker told CBS You sawhim he was screaming at him Strikehim a couple of times and the Jetta is
just trying to leave the sceneWhile the Jetta driver didnt file a po-
lice report California Highway Patrolreleased a statement sayingits investigating the inci-dent and urging anyonewith information to come
forward ~ Erin Marquis
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oogle just made it easier to visit some of the US biggest landmarks with-
out hopping on an airplane Itsteaming up with the NationalPark Service to offer 360-degreeStreet View imagery for 40 na-tional parks and historic sitesranging from Alcatrazs leg-endary prison to the ancient cliff dwellings of Montezuma CastleThe collection also touts photosof artifacts from those locationsWant to see furniture from Abra-ham Lincolns house You can No this wont recreate thegrandeur youd get from beingthere yourself but it beats having
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According to the largest mortgage ratesurvey in the county that released by Fred-die Mac the average rate on a 30 year mort-gage started February at 372 This is thelowest level since the 368 of April 2015
As usual the media picked up on the dropin rates and advertisements for mortgagesare hot and heavy all over again
At least the media is quick to mention thelower rates Very rarely do they mention the part of the report disclosing the costs Ac-cording to Freddie Mac the average cost tosecure a 30 year fixed mortgage was 06 points This is in addition to paying the title and escrow fees
Of course this is the ldquoaveragerdquo Some companies are more compet-itive than others and some applicants are better qualified Competitivemortgage companies are able to offer these rates (or better) with $0costs for well-qualified applicants
For most homeowners this reduction in rate could save one thou-sand two thousand dollars or more in interest every year
But perhaps the best kept secret in the mortgage industry the onethat the media never seems to talk about is the 20 year fixed This iscurrently available at 35 or lower with little to no closing costs for well-qualified applicants
The 20 year fixed is the black sheep of the mortgage industry While30 year and 15 year fixed rate loans are the darlings of the industry
that are alwaystalked about and doted on most
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tion Well it is Manyhomeowners might besurprised to learn that a
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their paymenttoo much Inmany cases the payment actu-ally goesdown
Letrsquos look at someone
who got a $350000 loan seven years ago at 4375 The payment onthat loan would be $174750 After seven years the remaining princi- pal balance on that loan would be down to $303762
A new 20 year loan of $303762 at 35 would be a payment of $176170 For an extra $1420 per month this homeowner can save 3years off their mortgage payments Extrapolating this out $1420 per
month is $17040 per year and $3408 over 20 years The savings of eliminating three years of mortgage payments of $174750 per month($20970 per year) is $62910 saved over those three years of elimi-nated payments If treated as an investment there arenrsquot too many places where one can invest $3400 and get a return of over $60000 ina span of 20 years
And this is what makes the 20 year fixed one of the best-kept secretsin the mortgage industry
Arnaud Dufour
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Chris Epting
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R ecently I had the honor of introducing eight timeOlympic medalist Shirley
Babashoff at the annual
KinderVision dinner held eachyear in Huntington Beach
In the mid-1970s Shirley wasarguably the strongest femaleswimmer on the planet After winning three medals in Munichin 1972 she began an arduoustraining regimen that involvedswimming literally 20 miles aday seven days a week for four years By the time the 1976games rolled around in Mon-treacuteal it seemed all but obviousthat she would win the gold ineach of the six races was en-tered in Just before the
games at the trials in LongBeach she put on one of themost impressive single per-formances in swimming his-tory This was the momentThis was her destiny
But then something hap- pened The East Germanteam which had emergedfrom nowhere in the previ-ous three years to becomean almost incomprehensi- ble force in swimming
ran away with most of the gold atthe games Shirley had been sus- pecting them of cheating for yearsand in Montreacuteal she finally spokeher mind publicly She calledthem out for doping and the worldturned on her hard All of a sud-den she was ldquoSurly Shirley theugly American
She would go on to lead her relay team to gold in the finalswimming event of the games Itsconsidered to be one of the mostexciting races in modern sportshistory America had finally wonthe gold But the reaction to
Shirleys courage and honestycrushed her She retired fromswimming at age 19 When theBerlin Wall fell in the 1980s theworld learned that she had beencorrect in her accusations Shewas vindicated
In the late 1980s she began
work as a mail carrier for theHuntington Beach Postal Serviceand she is still at work theretoday Shirley maybe the greatestAmerican athlete that you maynot be familiar with This summer I think a lot of that will change because the book that she and Iwrote about her life ldquoMakingWavesrdquo will be released in July
Im sharing the cover of the book early in this column so thatyou can see Im very proud of thestory and even prouder of myfriend Shirley for all she has donein her life and for how she repre-
sented her country in twoOlympic games Once the book comes out Im going to interviewher for this column but I did wantto make you aware that finallythe truth about Shirley story willfinally be told for all the world toread
chr ischriseptingcom
The information contained in this column does not necessarily reflect the opinion of The Local News
Chris Epting is an award-winning journalist and the au- thor of 25 books including Huntington Beach Then amp Now Vanishing Orange County and Roadside Base- ball You can follow him on Twitter chrisepting
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Dear EarthTalk Is it true that Apple
gets around US labor standards and laws by out-
sourcing production to China mdash Josie Walsh New York NY
Apple isnrsquot the only tech giant outsourcing much of its production to Chinese manufacturers nowadays but thesheer popularity of the California-based companyrsquos prod-ucts makes it an especially easy target for activists con-cerned about worker health and safety China Labor Watchand other groupshave exposed inhu-mane conditions athuge Chinese facto-ries of suppliers likeFoxconn and Pega-tron that supportmany US-basedtech firms Workersat these facilitiesmany who are under-age are often re-quired to work 18-hour shifts and areroutinely exposed totoxic chemicalsmdashbutstill can barely makeends meet The prob-lem came to a head in2010 when journalists got word that 14 workers had com-mitted suicide at Foxconnrsquos massive iPhone-assemblymanufacturing facility in China
Another issue dogging Applersquos Chinese partners isworker exposure to toxic chemicals and a higher than av-erage incidence of leukemia among employees Appleagreed to discontinue using two of the worst offenders
benzene and n-hexane after the non-profit groups China
Labor Watch and Green America collected upwards of 40000 signatures from consumers demanding action from
the company But China still allows its manufacturing sec-tor to use several other carcinogenic chemicals long out-lawed in the US and Europe Repeated exposure to thesesubstances is another threat Chinese workers have to con-
tend with when working on the assembly line makingsmartphones and other tech gadgets Despite knowledge of the dangerous conditions
Applersquos Chinese suppliers rarely struggle to find workersmany of whom are willing to take the relatively high pay-ing jobs despite the risksmdashespecially if they are support-ing loved ones at home who depend upon the extra money
to survive Chinarsquoshuge population cre-ates an infinite sup- ply of workers suchthat even a large-scale walkout would be pointless The as-sembly line systemgives each person arepetitive simple job that can betaught in an hour
For its partApple continues toclaim they are in-vestigating the sit-uation and doingeverything theycan to ensure sat-
isfactory working conditions In 2010 the company re-vamped its supplier responsibility standards andthreatened it would terminate relations with Chinesemanufacturers that refuse to toe the line and also calledfor new audits on all of its ldquofinal assemblyrdquo facilities inChina Two years later Apple became the first technol-ogy company admitted to the Fair Labor Association anon-profit that conducts independent monitoring andverification to ensure acceptable workplace standards
While this affiliation doesnrsquot mean Foxconn Pegatronand other Chinese high tech suppliers are beholden to
standards as stringent as US labor laws activists con-sider it a step in the right direction and continue to keepan eye on the situation
Of course whether or not Apple steps up on the issue
may depend more on if consumers are willing to foregothe companyrsquos products due to worker exploitation issuesAnd thatrsquos not likely to happen anytime soon as Ameri-cans and others continue to buy iPhones iPads and Macsas fast as Apple and its Chinese partners can produce them
CONTACTS Apple Supplier Responsibility
wwwapplecomsupplier-responsibility
Foxconnwwwfoxconncom
Pegatronwwwpegatroncorpcom
China Labor Watchwwwchinalaborwatchorg
Green Americawwwgreenamericaorg
Fair Labor Associationwwwfairlabororg
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greater number of single-cru bot-tlings and the arrival of newly desig-nated sub-zones have helped
Muscadet elevate its reputation drawingworthy comparisons to white Burgundy Butwhat will it take for the region to truly set itself apart Jon Bonneacute considers Muscadets past and fu-ture through the eyes of the winemakers looking toreshape it
Jon Bonneacute IS FLUENT IN WINEFrench citiesespecially secondary French cities often do bestwhen theyrsquore looking backwards In the case of
Nantes long a sleepy spot in the western Loire itwould be easy to assume that it peaked many yearsagomdashperhaps during the Industrial Revolution
when its docks were full of grain and spices (anddisturbingly slaves)
Thatrsquos why I was completely unprepared for whatI found when I rolled in on a warm fall day a
bustling growing tech hub one of Europersquos green-est cities functional in all the ways that most Frenchcities arenrsquot The tram system is fleet Therersquos littleof the brutalist midcentury architecture that weighson France like a curse The mild often wet climateis maritime Gaul at its best Francersquos Seattle Ithought admiringly
The distinct pride emanating from Nantes thesedays seems to come from being unburdened by the
past The Nantais love their reclaimed stature asBrittanyrsquos major city and they beam with locavoreLoire pride too embracing the proximity to theriverrsquos bounty Little gastropubs and wine bars offer up immaculate produce plump Brittany oysters andof course local wine which in Nantes essentiallymeans Muscadet grown throughout the surroundingcountryside
Last November I headed south from the city and pulled off the expressway into the town of La Haye-
Fouassiegravere one of the major Muscadet towns UsuallyFrench roundabouts are dec-orated with flowers or a bas-
ket press but here just downthe street from the Mondelezfactory with its scent of fresh-baked Lu biscuits sitsa full-scale model of a flyingsaucer complete with cos-monauts Why a UFO Iasked a local winemaker
ldquoWersquore looking toward thefuturerdquo
While Nantes so clearlyreflects this notion that was-nrsquot my initial impression of Muscadet On a first glance
it seems to be a place of stasis old vineyards with-ering old farmers retiring The global reputation of its winesmdashcheap industrial old-fashionedmdashmoreor less remains their reputation in France too
But on closer inspection I discovered a placegeared up for radical change Its best wines have al-ways been a world apart from the meager thin ver-sions made by many local neacutegociants bottles likeLuneau-Papinrsquos luxe smoky Excelsior aged for twoyears or the fleshy quince-flavored Chacircteau-Theacutebaud from Les Becirctes Curieuses a project dedi-cated to single-cru bottlings from winemakersJeacutereacutemie Huchet and Jeacutereacutemie Mourat have for years
been nipping atthe heels of whiteBurgundy
Whatrsquos hap- pening in Mus-
cadet todaythough is more profoundto the point that even the French avant-garde hasnrsquotreally caught on Many regions aspire to more thanwhat the old French appellations permitted themBut Muscadet having reached the terminus of itsold ways has decidedmdashlike the city that has alwaysnourished itmdashto decisively step into the futureRather than pray for the return of the easy money of the past its best producers bet that they can achievesomething greater
The most basic changes here can be found manyother places in France better farming lower yieldsimproved winemaking But Muscadet has a differ-
ent burden than other regions Its wines were rarelyexalted and it never really shaped a distinct identityAs Franccedilois Midavaine stated in a 1994 book on thetopic ldquoItrsquos a bit tricky to talk about Muscadet as awine regionrdquo
More than 20 years later that Nantais push towardthe future is shared by an emerging generation of vi-gneronsmdashmany of them following in the footstepsof their parentsmdashwho believe itrsquos their destiny tocompletely refashion Muscadet as a significant
place making significant wine They have much intheir favor a loyal devotion to one grapemdashmelonde Bourgognemdashand a fantastic diversity of soilshosting the northernmost vines on Francersquos westcoast
ldquoMuscadetrdquo says Jo Landron of Domaine de laLouvetrie one of the regionrsquos most vocal lobbyistsfor change ldquois coming into its place among the greatwinesrdquo
David White is the founder and editor ofTerroiristcom which was named
Best Overall Wine Blog at the 2013Wine Blog Awards
His columns are housed at Grape Collective
Francersquos Most
Underrated
White Wine
Steps Out
On the Vine
David White
The information contained in this column does not necessarily reflect the opinion of The Local News
Local Coastal CuisineThe ocean view from Zimzala is one tall drink of water Save your ap-
petite though - Zimzala is big on the flavors of Southern CaliforniaChef Damon Kelly puts the bountiful produce that grows here year-
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Just AnotherLoving Elephant Story
In 1986 Peter Davies was on holiday inKenya after graduating from Northwest-ern University
On a hike through the bush he cameacross a young bull elephant standing withone leg raised in the air
The elephant seemed distressed so Peter approached it very carefully
He got down on one knee inspected theelephantrsquos foot and found a large piece of wood deeply embedded in it As carefullyand as gently as he could Peter worked thewood out with his knife after which the ele- phant gingerly put down its foot
The elephant turned to face the man andwith a rather curious look on its face staredat him for several tense moments Peter stood frozenthinking of nothing else but being trampled
Eventually the elephant trumpeted loudlyturned and walked away
Peter never forgot that elephant or the
events of that dayTwenty years later Peter was walking
through the Chicago Zoo with his teenagedson As they approached the elephant en-closure one of the creatures turned andwalked over to near where Peter and his sonCameron were standing The large bull ele- phant stared at Peter lifted its front foot off the ground then put it down
The elephant did that several times thentrumpeted loudly all the while staring at theman
Remembering the encounter in 1986Peter could not help wondering if this wasthe same elephant
Peter summoned up his courage climbedover the railing and made his way into theenclosure He walked right up to the ele- phant and stared back in wonder
The elephant trumpeted again wrapped itstrunk around one of Peter legs and slammedhim against the railing killing him in-stantly
Probably wasnt the same elephant
Be careful out there You never reallyknow who your friends are
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An enraged driver was filmedstopping on a busy highway inCalifornia to beat a fellow mo-
torist this week Another driver startedfilming moments before two men went
at it in the middle of traffic on the 134freeway near Glendale CA The film-maker who didnt want to be namedtold CBS Los Angeles he started film-ing when he saw a driver in an Infinitirepeatedly trying to cut off a man in aVolkswagen Jetta He was concernedthe two cars might crash
The driver of the Jetta told CBS hisside of the story He also did not wantto be identified He said the Infiniticrossed several lanes to cut him offThe driver of the Infiniti threw whatappeared to be coins at his car Even-tually the two road-ragers and the film-ing driver come to a stop on the busy
freeway Amazingly no one was hit
though horns blared in the back-ground The Infiniti driver left his ownvehicle and confronted the driver of the Jetta who was still in his driversseat He punched the driver several
times and choked him The Jettadriver told CBS that the man kept ask-ing why he was mocking him
I really thought if this guy does onestep to the left hes going to get hit bya car in the carpool lane the anony-mous filmmaker told CBS You sawhim he was screaming at him Strikehim a couple of times and the Jetta is
just trying to leave the sceneWhile the Jetta driver didnt file a po-
lice report California Highway Patrolreleased a statement sayingits investigating the inci-dent and urging anyonewith information to come
forward ~ Erin Marquis
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According to the largest mortgage ratesurvey in the county that released by Fred-die Mac the average rate on a 30 year mort-gage started February at 372 This is thelowest level since the 368 of April 2015
As usual the media picked up on the dropin rates and advertisements for mortgagesare hot and heavy all over again
At least the media is quick to mention thelower rates Very rarely do they mention the part of the report disclosing the costs Ac-cording to Freddie Mac the average cost tosecure a 30 year fixed mortgage was 06 points This is in addition to paying the title and escrow fees
Of course this is the ldquoaveragerdquo Some companies are more compet-itive than others and some applicants are better qualified Competitivemortgage companies are able to offer these rates (or better) with $0costs for well-qualified applicants
For most homeowners this reduction in rate could save one thou-sand two thousand dollars or more in interest every year
But perhaps the best kept secret in the mortgage industry the onethat the media never seems to talk about is the 20 year fixed This iscurrently available at 35 or lower with little to no closing costs for well-qualified applicants
The 20 year fixed is the black sheep of the mortgage industry While30 year and 15 year fixed rate loans are the darlings of the industry
that are alwaystalked about and doted on most
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Letrsquos look at someone
who got a $350000 loan seven years ago at 4375 The payment onthat loan would be $174750 After seven years the remaining princi- pal balance on that loan would be down to $303762
A new 20 year loan of $303762 at 35 would be a payment of $176170 For an extra $1420 per month this homeowner can save 3years off their mortgage payments Extrapolating this out $1420 per
month is $17040 per year and $3408 over 20 years The savings of eliminating three years of mortgage payments of $174750 per month($20970 per year) is $62910 saved over those three years of elimi-nated payments If treated as an investment there arenrsquot too many places where one can invest $3400 and get a return of over $60000 ina span of 20 years
And this is what makes the 20 year fixed one of the best-kept secretsin the mortgage industry
Arnaud Dufour
Mortgage Rates
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Dear EarthTalk Is it true that Apple
gets around US labor standards and laws by out-
sourcing production to China mdash Josie Walsh New York NY
Apple isnrsquot the only tech giant outsourcing much of its production to Chinese manufacturers nowadays but thesheer popularity of the California-based companyrsquos prod-ucts makes it an especially easy target for activists con-cerned about worker health and safety China Labor Watchand other groupshave exposed inhu-mane conditions athuge Chinese facto-ries of suppliers likeFoxconn and Pega-tron that supportmany US-basedtech firms Workersat these facilitiesmany who are under-age are often re-quired to work 18-hour shifts and areroutinely exposed totoxic chemicalsmdashbutstill can barely makeends meet The prob-lem came to a head in2010 when journalists got word that 14 workers had com-mitted suicide at Foxconnrsquos massive iPhone-assemblymanufacturing facility in China
Another issue dogging Applersquos Chinese partners isworker exposure to toxic chemicals and a higher than av-erage incidence of leukemia among employees Appleagreed to discontinue using two of the worst offenders
benzene and n-hexane after the non-profit groups China
Labor Watch and Green America collected upwards of 40000 signatures from consumers demanding action from
the company But China still allows its manufacturing sec-tor to use several other carcinogenic chemicals long out-lawed in the US and Europe Repeated exposure to thesesubstances is another threat Chinese workers have to con-
tend with when working on the assembly line makingsmartphones and other tech gadgets Despite knowledge of the dangerous conditions
Applersquos Chinese suppliers rarely struggle to find workersmany of whom are willing to take the relatively high pay-ing jobs despite the risksmdashespecially if they are support-ing loved ones at home who depend upon the extra money
to survive Chinarsquoshuge population cre-ates an infinite sup- ply of workers suchthat even a large-scale walkout would be pointless The as-sembly line systemgives each person arepetitive simple job that can betaught in an hour
For its partApple continues toclaim they are in-vestigating the sit-uation and doingeverything theycan to ensure sat-
isfactory working conditions In 2010 the company re-vamped its supplier responsibility standards andthreatened it would terminate relations with Chinesemanufacturers that refuse to toe the line and also calledfor new audits on all of its ldquofinal assemblyrdquo facilities inChina Two years later Apple became the first technol-ogy company admitted to the Fair Labor Association anon-profit that conducts independent monitoring andverification to ensure acceptable workplace standards
While this affiliation doesnrsquot mean Foxconn Pegatronand other Chinese high tech suppliers are beholden to
standards as stringent as US labor laws activists con-sider it a step in the right direction and continue to keepan eye on the situation
Of course whether or not Apple steps up on the issue
may depend more on if consumers are willing to foregothe companyrsquos products due to worker exploitation issuesAnd thatrsquos not likely to happen anytime soon as Ameri-cans and others continue to buy iPhones iPads and Macsas fast as Apple and its Chinese partners can produce them
CONTACTS Apple Supplier Responsibility
wwwapplecomsupplier-responsibility
Foxconnwwwfoxconncom
Pegatronwwwpegatroncorpcom
China Labor Watchwwwchinalaborwatchorg
Green Americawwwgreenamericaorg
Fair Labor Associationwwwfairlabororg
EarthTalk reg
From the Editors of
EThe Environmental
Magazine
Earthwallreg is produced by Roddy Scheer and Doug Moss and is a
registered trademark ofEarth Action Network Inc
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greater number of single-cru bot-tlings and the arrival of newly desig-nated sub-zones have helped
Muscadet elevate its reputation drawingworthy comparisons to white Burgundy Butwhat will it take for the region to truly set itself apart Jon Bonneacute considers Muscadets past and fu-ture through the eyes of the winemakers looking toreshape it
Jon Bonneacute IS FLUENT IN WINEFrench citiesespecially secondary French cities often do bestwhen theyrsquore looking backwards In the case of
Nantes long a sleepy spot in the western Loire itwould be easy to assume that it peaked many yearsagomdashperhaps during the Industrial Revolution
when its docks were full of grain and spices (anddisturbingly slaves)
Thatrsquos why I was completely unprepared for whatI found when I rolled in on a warm fall day a
bustling growing tech hub one of Europersquos green-est cities functional in all the ways that most Frenchcities arenrsquot The tram system is fleet Therersquos littleof the brutalist midcentury architecture that weighson France like a curse The mild often wet climateis maritime Gaul at its best Francersquos Seattle Ithought admiringly
The distinct pride emanating from Nantes thesedays seems to come from being unburdened by the
past The Nantais love their reclaimed stature asBrittanyrsquos major city and they beam with locavoreLoire pride too embracing the proximity to theriverrsquos bounty Little gastropubs and wine bars offer up immaculate produce plump Brittany oysters andof course local wine which in Nantes essentiallymeans Muscadet grown throughout the surroundingcountryside
Last November I headed south from the city and pulled off the expressway into the town of La Haye-
Fouassiegravere one of the major Muscadet towns UsuallyFrench roundabouts are dec-orated with flowers or a bas-
ket press but here just downthe street from the Mondelezfactory with its scent of fresh-baked Lu biscuits sitsa full-scale model of a flyingsaucer complete with cos-monauts Why a UFO Iasked a local winemaker
ldquoWersquore looking toward thefuturerdquo
While Nantes so clearlyreflects this notion that was-nrsquot my initial impression of Muscadet On a first glance
it seems to be a place of stasis old vineyards with-ering old farmers retiring The global reputation of its winesmdashcheap industrial old-fashionedmdashmoreor less remains their reputation in France too
But on closer inspection I discovered a placegeared up for radical change Its best wines have al-ways been a world apart from the meager thin ver-sions made by many local neacutegociants bottles likeLuneau-Papinrsquos luxe smoky Excelsior aged for twoyears or the fleshy quince-flavored Chacircteau-Theacutebaud from Les Becirctes Curieuses a project dedi-cated to single-cru bottlings from winemakersJeacutereacutemie Huchet and Jeacutereacutemie Mourat have for years
been nipping atthe heels of whiteBurgundy
Whatrsquos hap- pening in Mus-
cadet todaythough is more profoundto the point that even the French avant-garde hasnrsquotreally caught on Many regions aspire to more thanwhat the old French appellations permitted themBut Muscadet having reached the terminus of itsold ways has decidedmdashlike the city that has alwaysnourished itmdashto decisively step into the futureRather than pray for the return of the easy money of the past its best producers bet that they can achievesomething greater
The most basic changes here can be found manyother places in France better farming lower yieldsimproved winemaking But Muscadet has a differ-
ent burden than other regions Its wines were rarelyexalted and it never really shaped a distinct identityAs Franccedilois Midavaine stated in a 1994 book on thetopic ldquoItrsquos a bit tricky to talk about Muscadet as awine regionrdquo
More than 20 years later that Nantais push towardthe future is shared by an emerging generation of vi-gneronsmdashmany of them following in the footstepsof their parentsmdashwho believe itrsquos their destiny tocompletely refashion Muscadet as a significant
place making significant wine They have much intheir favor a loyal devotion to one grapemdashmelonde Bourgognemdashand a fantastic diversity of soilshosting the northernmost vines on Francersquos westcoast
ldquoMuscadetrdquo says Jo Landron of Domaine de laLouvetrie one of the regionrsquos most vocal lobbyistsfor change ldquois coming into its place among the greatwinesrdquo
David White is the founder and editor ofTerroiristcom which was named
Best Overall Wine Blog at the 2013Wine Blog Awards
His columns are housed at Grape Collective
Francersquos Most
Underrated
White Wine
Steps Out
On the Vine
David White
The information contained in this column does not necessarily reflect the opinion of The Local News
Local Coastal CuisineThe ocean view from Zimzala is one tall drink of water Save your ap-
petite though - Zimzala is big on the flavors of Southern CaliforniaChef Damon Kelly puts the bountiful produce that grows here year-
round into tantalizing dishes that change every season Come as you are -were friendly and mellow just like the sun seekers catching rays on thenearby shore Huntington Beach restaurants are as laid back as they come but we know youre here to cut loose too Which is why from morning tonight we invite you to hang with us over live music handcrafted cocktailsand a free-spirited ambiance like no other
Breakfast Mon-Fri 700 am - 1100 am
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Moe News Than You Can HandleFrom the Mailbag
7145366300Main Street EyewearLooks at Life Through
Designer GlassesMoe Kanoudi
Just AnotherLoving Elephant Story
In 1986 Peter Davies was on holiday inKenya after graduating from Northwest-ern University
On a hike through the bush he cameacross a young bull elephant standing withone leg raised in the air
The elephant seemed distressed so Peter approached it very carefully
He got down on one knee inspected theelephantrsquos foot and found a large piece of wood deeply embedded in it As carefullyand as gently as he could Peter worked thewood out with his knife after which the ele- phant gingerly put down its foot
The elephant turned to face the man andwith a rather curious look on its face staredat him for several tense moments Peter stood frozenthinking of nothing else but being trampled
Eventually the elephant trumpeted loudlyturned and walked away
Peter never forgot that elephant or the
events of that dayTwenty years later Peter was walking
through the Chicago Zoo with his teenagedson As they approached the elephant en-closure one of the creatures turned andwalked over to near where Peter and his sonCameron were standing The large bull ele- phant stared at Peter lifted its front foot off the ground then put it down
The elephant did that several times thentrumpeted loudly all the while staring at theman
Remembering the encounter in 1986Peter could not help wondering if this wasthe same elephant
Peter summoned up his courage climbedover the railing and made his way into theenclosure He walked right up to the ele- phant and stared back in wonder
The elephant trumpeted again wrapped itstrunk around one of Peter legs and slammedhim against the railing killing him in-stantly
Probably wasnt the same elephant
Be careful out there You never reallyknow who your friends are
T h e i n f or m a t i o n c o n t a i n e d i n t h i s c o l u m n d o e s n o t n e c e s s ar i l yr e f l e c t t h e o p i n i o n o f T h eL
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An enraged driver was filmedstopping on a busy highway inCalifornia to beat a fellow mo-
torist this week Another driver startedfilming moments before two men went
at it in the middle of traffic on the 134freeway near Glendale CA The film-maker who didnt want to be namedtold CBS Los Angeles he started film-ing when he saw a driver in an Infinitirepeatedly trying to cut off a man in aVolkswagen Jetta He was concernedthe two cars might crash
The driver of the Jetta told CBS hisside of the story He also did not wantto be identified He said the Infiniticrossed several lanes to cut him offThe driver of the Infiniti threw whatappeared to be coins at his car Even-tually the two road-ragers and the film-ing driver come to a stop on the busy
freeway Amazingly no one was hit
though horns blared in the back-ground The Infiniti driver left his ownvehicle and confronted the driver of the Jetta who was still in his driversseat He punched the driver several
times and choked him The Jettadriver told CBS that the man kept ask-ing why he was mocking him
I really thought if this guy does onestep to the left hes going to get hit bya car in the carpool lane the anony-mous filmmaker told CBS You sawhim he was screaming at him Strikehim a couple of times and the Jetta is
just trying to leave the sceneWhile the Jetta driver didnt file a po-
lice report California Highway Patrolreleased a statement sayingits investigating the inci-dent and urging anyonewith information to come
forward ~ Erin Marquis
ROAD RAGE
Google Brings 40 US ParksTo Your Dash
Engadget
G
oogle just made it easier to visit some of the US biggest landmarks with-
out hopping on an airplane Itsteaming up with the NationalPark Service to offer 360-degreeStreet View imagery for 40 na-tional parks and historic sitesranging from Alcatrazs leg-endary prison to the ancient cliff dwellings of Montezuma CastleThe collection also touts photosof artifacts from those locationsWant to see furniture from Abra-ham Lincolns house You can No this wont recreate thegrandeur youd get from beingthere yourself but it beats having
to rely on tourists photos to geta feel for what youre missing
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OV High School)
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Dance AerobicsLow Impact
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Older AdultsbullArt History
Personal FinanceHome Artsand otherLeisure Classes
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technician computer software digital
media arts medicalassisting and other
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It sounds like a broken record that re-
peats itself every few months but itrsquoshappened again Mortgage rates have
come down to the lowest levels since Aprilof 2015 And the commercials are trueEven those who completed a refinancewithin the last year may do well to investi-gate their options once again
According to the largest mortgage ratesurvey in the county that released by Fred-die Mac the average rate on a 30 year mort-gage started February at 372 This is thelowest level since the 368 of April 2015
As usual the media picked up on the dropin rates and advertisements for mortgagesare hot and heavy all over again
At least the media is quick to mention thelower rates Very rarely do they mention the part of the report disclosing the costs Ac-cording to Freddie Mac the average cost tosecure a 30 year fixed mortgage was 06 points This is in addition to paying the title and escrow fees
Of course this is the ldquoaveragerdquo Some companies are more compet-itive than others and some applicants are better qualified Competitivemortgage companies are able to offer these rates (or better) with $0costs for well-qualified applicants
For most homeowners this reduction in rate could save one thou-sand two thousand dollars or more in interest every year
But perhaps the best kept secret in the mortgage industry the onethat the media never seems to talk about is the 20 year fixed This iscurrently available at 35 or lower with little to no closing costs for well-qualified applicants
The 20 year fixed is the black sheep of the mortgage industry While30 year and 15 year fixed rate loans are the darlings of the industry
that are alwaystalked about and doted on most
homeowners donrsquot even knowthat a 20 year fixed is an op-
tion Well it is Manyhomeowners might besurprised to learn that a
new 20 year fixed at35 could helpthem pay off their mortgage faster without raising
their paymenttoo much Inmany cases the payment actu-ally goesdown
Letrsquos look at someone
who got a $350000 loan seven years ago at 4375 The payment onthat loan would be $174750 After seven years the remaining princi- pal balance on that loan would be down to $303762
A new 20 year loan of $303762 at 35 would be a payment of $176170 For an extra $1420 per month this homeowner can save 3years off their mortgage payments Extrapolating this out $1420 per
month is $17040 per year and $3408 over 20 years The savings of eliminating three years of mortgage payments of $174750 per month($20970 per year) is $62910 saved over those three years of elimi-nated payments If treated as an investment there arenrsquot too many places where one can invest $3400 and get a return of over $60000 ina span of 20 years
And this is what makes the 20 year fixed one of the best-kept secretsin the mortgage industry
Arnaud Dufour
Mortgage Rates
Drop Again
rnaud Dufour
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Arnaud Dufour is a Sr Mortgage Banker at Newport Beach based DLJ Financial With more than eleven years in the industry
Arnaud is available to answer questions in Real Estate Finance bull E-mail adufourdljfinancialcom bull Call 714-677-4107
CA DRE 01360217 bull NMLS 335758
The information contained in this column does not necessarily reflect the opinion of The Local News
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A
greater number of single-cru bot-tlings and the arrival of newly desig-nated sub-zones have helped
Muscadet elevate its reputation drawingworthy comparisons to white Burgundy Butwhat will it take for the region to truly set itself apart Jon Bonneacute considers Muscadets past and fu-ture through the eyes of the winemakers looking toreshape it
Jon Bonneacute IS FLUENT IN WINEFrench citiesespecially secondary French cities often do bestwhen theyrsquore looking backwards In the case of
Nantes long a sleepy spot in the western Loire itwould be easy to assume that it peaked many yearsagomdashperhaps during the Industrial Revolution
when its docks were full of grain and spices (anddisturbingly slaves)
Thatrsquos why I was completely unprepared for whatI found when I rolled in on a warm fall day a
bustling growing tech hub one of Europersquos green-est cities functional in all the ways that most Frenchcities arenrsquot The tram system is fleet Therersquos littleof the brutalist midcentury architecture that weighson France like a curse The mild often wet climateis maritime Gaul at its best Francersquos Seattle Ithought admiringly
The distinct pride emanating from Nantes thesedays seems to come from being unburdened by the
past The Nantais love their reclaimed stature asBrittanyrsquos major city and they beam with locavoreLoire pride too embracing the proximity to theriverrsquos bounty Little gastropubs and wine bars offer up immaculate produce plump Brittany oysters andof course local wine which in Nantes essentiallymeans Muscadet grown throughout the surroundingcountryside
Last November I headed south from the city and pulled off the expressway into the town of La Haye-
Fouassiegravere one of the major Muscadet towns UsuallyFrench roundabouts are dec-orated with flowers or a bas-
ket press but here just downthe street from the Mondelezfactory with its scent of fresh-baked Lu biscuits sitsa full-scale model of a flyingsaucer complete with cos-monauts Why a UFO Iasked a local winemaker
ldquoWersquore looking toward thefuturerdquo
While Nantes so clearlyreflects this notion that was-nrsquot my initial impression of Muscadet On a first glance
it seems to be a place of stasis old vineyards with-ering old farmers retiring The global reputation of its winesmdashcheap industrial old-fashionedmdashmoreor less remains their reputation in France too
But on closer inspection I discovered a placegeared up for radical change Its best wines have al-ways been a world apart from the meager thin ver-sions made by many local neacutegociants bottles likeLuneau-Papinrsquos luxe smoky Excelsior aged for twoyears or the fleshy quince-flavored Chacircteau-Theacutebaud from Les Becirctes Curieuses a project dedi-cated to single-cru bottlings from winemakersJeacutereacutemie Huchet and Jeacutereacutemie Mourat have for years
been nipping atthe heels of whiteBurgundy
Whatrsquos hap- pening in Mus-
cadet todaythough is more profoundto the point that even the French avant-garde hasnrsquotreally caught on Many regions aspire to more thanwhat the old French appellations permitted themBut Muscadet having reached the terminus of itsold ways has decidedmdashlike the city that has alwaysnourished itmdashto decisively step into the futureRather than pray for the return of the easy money of the past its best producers bet that they can achievesomething greater
The most basic changes here can be found manyother places in France better farming lower yieldsimproved winemaking But Muscadet has a differ-
ent burden than other regions Its wines were rarelyexalted and it never really shaped a distinct identityAs Franccedilois Midavaine stated in a 1994 book on thetopic ldquoItrsquos a bit tricky to talk about Muscadet as awine regionrdquo
More than 20 years later that Nantais push towardthe future is shared by an emerging generation of vi-gneronsmdashmany of them following in the footstepsof their parentsmdashwho believe itrsquos their destiny tocompletely refashion Muscadet as a significant
place making significant wine They have much intheir favor a loyal devotion to one grapemdashmelonde Bourgognemdashand a fantastic diversity of soilshosting the northernmost vines on Francersquos westcoast
ldquoMuscadetrdquo says Jo Landron of Domaine de laLouvetrie one of the regionrsquos most vocal lobbyistsfor change ldquois coming into its place among the greatwinesrdquo
David White is the founder and editor ofTerroiristcom which was named
Best Overall Wine Blog at the 2013Wine Blog Awards
His columns are housed at Grape Collective
Francersquos Most
Underrated
White Wine
Steps Out
On the Vine
David White
The information contained in this column does not necessarily reflect the opinion of The Local News
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Just AnotherLoving Elephant Story
In 1986 Peter Davies was on holiday inKenya after graduating from Northwest-ern University
On a hike through the bush he cameacross a young bull elephant standing withone leg raised in the air
The elephant seemed distressed so Peter approached it very carefully
He got down on one knee inspected theelephantrsquos foot and found a large piece of wood deeply embedded in it As carefullyand as gently as he could Peter worked thewood out with his knife after which the ele- phant gingerly put down its foot
The elephant turned to face the man andwith a rather curious look on its face staredat him for several tense moments Peter stood frozenthinking of nothing else but being trampled
Eventually the elephant trumpeted loudlyturned and walked away
Peter never forgot that elephant or the
events of that dayTwenty years later Peter was walking
through the Chicago Zoo with his teenagedson As they approached the elephant en-closure one of the creatures turned andwalked over to near where Peter and his sonCameron were standing The large bull ele- phant stared at Peter lifted its front foot off the ground then put it down
The elephant did that several times thentrumpeted loudly all the while staring at theman
Remembering the encounter in 1986Peter could not help wondering if this wasthe same elephant
Peter summoned up his courage climbedover the railing and made his way into theenclosure He walked right up to the ele- phant and stared back in wonder
The elephant trumpeted again wrapped itstrunk around one of Peter legs and slammedhim against the railing killing him in-stantly
Probably wasnt the same elephant
Be careful out there You never reallyknow who your friends are
T h e i n f or m a t i o n c o n t a i n e d i n t h i s c o l u m n d o e s n o t n e c e s s ar i l yr e f l e c t t h e o p i n i o n o f T h eL
o c a l N e w s
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D e t a i
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An enraged driver was filmedstopping on a busy highway inCalifornia to beat a fellow mo-
torist this week Another driver startedfilming moments before two men went
at it in the middle of traffic on the 134freeway near Glendale CA The film-maker who didnt want to be namedtold CBS Los Angeles he started film-ing when he saw a driver in an Infinitirepeatedly trying to cut off a man in aVolkswagen Jetta He was concernedthe two cars might crash
The driver of the Jetta told CBS hisside of the story He also did not wantto be identified He said the Infiniticrossed several lanes to cut him offThe driver of the Infiniti threw whatappeared to be coins at his car Even-tually the two road-ragers and the film-ing driver come to a stop on the busy
freeway Amazingly no one was hit
though horns blared in the back-ground The Infiniti driver left his ownvehicle and confronted the driver of the Jetta who was still in his driversseat He punched the driver several
times and choked him The Jettadriver told CBS that the man kept ask-ing why he was mocking him
I really thought if this guy does onestep to the left hes going to get hit bya car in the carpool lane the anony-mous filmmaker told CBS You sawhim he was screaming at him Strikehim a couple of times and the Jetta is
just trying to leave the sceneWhile the Jetta driver didnt file a po-
lice report California Highway Patrolreleased a statement sayingits investigating the inci-dent and urging anyonewith information to come
forward ~ Erin Marquis
ROAD RAGE
Google Brings 40 US ParksTo Your Dash
Engadget
G
oogle just made it easier to visit some of the US biggest landmarks with-
out hopping on an airplane Itsteaming up with the NationalPark Service to offer 360-degreeStreet View imagery for 40 na-tional parks and historic sitesranging from Alcatrazs leg-endary prison to the ancient cliff dwellings of Montezuma CastleThe collection also touts photosof artifacts from those locationsWant to see furniture from Abra-ham Lincolns house You can No this wont recreate thegrandeur youd get from beingthere yourself but it beats having
to rely on tourists photos to geta feel for what youre missing
This article by Jon Fingasoriginally ran on Engadget thedefinitive guide to this connected life
7242019 The Local News February 15 2016
httpslidepdfcomreaderfullthe-local-news-february-15-2016 2832
hellipa part of the greater HB Union HS District
40+ Years of Service to theCommunities of Huntington BeachFountain Valley and Westminster
17231 Gothard StHuntington Beach
92647(714) 842-HBAS
( - 4 2 2 7 )
(located just southof Warner and
OV High School)
Also offeredbullAdult English as a
Second LanguagebullExercise (Yoga
Dance AerobicsLow Impact
Aerobics Zumba)bullBrain Fitness
Program for
Older AdultsbullArt History
Personal FinanceHome Artsand otherLeisure Classes
bullHS Diploma orGED program
bullParent EducationbullParent Smart
Preschool andToddler Classes(Parent Education)
We offer job trainingin pharmacy
technician computer software digital
media arts medicalassisting and other
careers and afull-time Counselor who can assist you
in planning for your future
It sounds like a broken record that re-
peats itself every few months but itrsquoshappened again Mortgage rates have
come down to the lowest levels since Aprilof 2015 And the commercials are trueEven those who completed a refinancewithin the last year may do well to investi-gate their options once again
According to the largest mortgage ratesurvey in the county that released by Fred-die Mac the average rate on a 30 year mort-gage started February at 372 This is thelowest level since the 368 of April 2015
As usual the media picked up on the dropin rates and advertisements for mortgagesare hot and heavy all over again
At least the media is quick to mention thelower rates Very rarely do they mention the part of the report disclosing the costs Ac-cording to Freddie Mac the average cost tosecure a 30 year fixed mortgage was 06 points This is in addition to paying the title and escrow fees
Of course this is the ldquoaveragerdquo Some companies are more compet-itive than others and some applicants are better qualified Competitivemortgage companies are able to offer these rates (or better) with $0costs for well-qualified applicants
For most homeowners this reduction in rate could save one thou-sand two thousand dollars or more in interest every year
But perhaps the best kept secret in the mortgage industry the onethat the media never seems to talk about is the 20 year fixed This iscurrently available at 35 or lower with little to no closing costs for well-qualified applicants
The 20 year fixed is the black sheep of the mortgage industry While30 year and 15 year fixed rate loans are the darlings of the industry
that are alwaystalked about and doted on most
homeowners donrsquot even knowthat a 20 year fixed is an op-
tion Well it is Manyhomeowners might besurprised to learn that a
new 20 year fixed at35 could helpthem pay off their mortgage faster without raising
their paymenttoo much Inmany cases the payment actu-ally goesdown
Letrsquos look at someone
who got a $350000 loan seven years ago at 4375 The payment onthat loan would be $174750 After seven years the remaining princi- pal balance on that loan would be down to $303762
A new 20 year loan of $303762 at 35 would be a payment of $176170 For an extra $1420 per month this homeowner can save 3years off their mortgage payments Extrapolating this out $1420 per
month is $17040 per year and $3408 over 20 years The savings of eliminating three years of mortgage payments of $174750 per month($20970 per year) is $62910 saved over those three years of elimi-nated payments If treated as an investment there arenrsquot too many places where one can invest $3400 and get a return of over $60000 ina span of 20 years
And this is what makes the 20 year fixed one of the best-kept secretsin the mortgage industry
Arnaud Dufour
Mortgage Rates
Drop Again
rnaud Dufour
D i g i t a l C o p y w w w M y H B G o l d c o m bull
v i s i t S u r f e r s v i l l a g e c o m
28
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F e b r u a r y 1 5
2 0 1 6
h b
n e w s 1 a o l c o m
7 1 4 9
1 4 9
7 9 7
Arnaud Dufour is a Sr Mortgage Banker at Newport Beach based DLJ Financial With more than eleven years in the industry
Arnaud is available to answer questions in Real Estate Finance bull E-mail adufourdljfinancialcom bull Call 714-677-4107
CA DRE 01360217 bull NMLS 335758
The information contained in this column does not necessarily reflect the opinion of The Local News
Join over 25 digital leaders for an immersion into storytelling
brand-building and social mediacommunications
PR News has programmed aunique event 40 minutes outsideof Los Angeles that combines so-cial media technology and inter-active learning The Social MediaSummit amp Visual StorytellingBoot Camp on February 25-26will connect communicators with
the latest technology and tools tohelp them create successful cam- paigns and communications ini-tiatives and with digitalcommunications leaders who willshare the latest best practices inusing the social media networksthat matter most to their organiza-tions and clients
25+ speakers will focus on so-cial media analytics emerging platforms amp more on 225-226 inCali
The Social Media Summit andVisual Storytelling Boot Camp
will be held at the beautiful Hyatt
Regency Huntington Beach Re-sort and Spa where PR News hassecured a $255night room block rate This discounted rate expiresFebruary 9 and room availabilityis limitedEarly Birdrates end Feb-ruary 5 and provide anadded $100discount off the
full priceticket
A t t e n d e e swill learn fromand network with the bright-est minds in so-cial mediafrom a broadrange of organ-izationsmdashb2c b2b and nonprofit organizations
Speakers include Brittany De-tamore Social EngagementStrategist IBM Victoria Lim
Managing Editor Public Rela-
tions amp Editorial Content WaltDisney World Henry Yu Con-sumer Safety Officer Food andDrug Administration Kelly Ben-nett Manager of Social Media
and Marketing Strategy MiamiUniversity Kirstie Foster Direc-tor of Corporate and Brand Com-munications General Mills and
more
Social Media Summit Hyatt
7242019 The Local News February 15 2016
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Introducing IMOLA a new Italian dining experience we call
Casual but PerfettoWhat happens when a local entrepreneur has a dream invests a million dollars
in building improvements all around wanting to own a great
RESTAURANT
Chef is Resort and Casino Trained along with the General ManagerThat means they are dedicated to
CUSTOMER SERVICE
WE ARE OPENWE ARE OPEN
Please Join Us from 1130am to Closing Daily
Full Service Menu Appetizers Salads Signature SandwichesFull Course Dinner Menu
Your Favorite MusicBig Screen background entertainment We believe -The Best Servers in Town
Wait till you see thefull service Menu including
SMALL PLATES FROM THE GARDEN
SANDWICHES PASTAS
MAINS PIZZAS and of course DESSERTS like
~Pear Crostata with Hazelnut Cream amp Caramel Sauce
~Tiramisu ~Espresso Cregraveme Brulee
~Semolina Cake Blood Orange Glaze Brown Sugar Whip Cream
210 5th Street Huntington Beach Ca
714536-5001
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03-04-16
Mileage 25504
Engine 35L V-6 cyl
Transmission 6-Speed Automatic
Electronic
Drive Line 4x2
Exterior Color Oxford White
VIN 1FTFW1CT4DKF86037Model Code W1C
Stock 151045A
Ford F150 LariatSuper Crew Cab
2 0 1 3 Ford F150 LariatSuper Crew Cab
MSRP $33990
Bodystyle SUV
Mileage 38114
Engine 35L V-6 cyl
Drive Line Front-wheel Drive
Exterior Color Mineral Gray
VIN 2FMDK3KC0DBB11846
Model Code K3KStock 6763P
Ford EdgeLimited SUV
2 0 1 3 Ford EdgeLimited SUV
MSRP $23490
Mileage 436
Engine 16L I-4 cyl
Transmission 5-Speed Manual
Drive Line Front-wheel Drive
Exterior Color Magnetic
Interior Color Black
VIN 3FADP4EE7FM221664Model Code P4E
Stock 16841A
Ford FiestaSE Hatchback
2 0 1 5 Ford FiestaSE Hatchback
Bodystyle Sedan
Engine 10L I-3 cyl
Transmission Manual
Drive Line Front-wheel Drive
Exterior Color Magnetic
Interior Color Black
VIN 1FADP3FE3FL241341
Model Code P3F
Stock 15579
Ford Focus SESedan
2 0 1 5 Ford Focus SESedan
MSRP $15900
Bodystyle Hatchback
Mileage 31254
Engine 20L I-4 cyl
Transmission CVT
Drive Line Front-wheel Drive
Exterior Color Sterling Gray
VIN 1FADP5BU3DL517524
Model Code P5B
Stock 6745P
Ford C-MaxHybrid SEL
2 0 1 3 Ford C-MaxHybrid SEL
MSRP $15990
Ford MustangCoupe
2 0 1 5 Ford MustangCoupe
MSRP $37900
LOW PRICE HYBRID
AUTOMATIC LOW MILES
MSRP $15890
35L V-6
WO WBodystyle Coupe
Engine 50L V-8 cyl
Transmission 6-Speed Automatic
Drive Line Rear-wheel Drive
Exterior Color Magnetic
Interior Color Black
VIN 1FA6P8CF7F5382274
Model Code P8C
Stock 15598
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Moe News Than You Can HandleFrom the Mailbag
7145366300Main Street EyewearLooks at Life Through
Designer GlassesMoe Kanoudi
Just AnotherLoving Elephant Story
In 1986 Peter Davies was on holiday inKenya after graduating from Northwest-ern University
On a hike through the bush he cameacross a young bull elephant standing withone leg raised in the air
The elephant seemed distressed so Peter approached it very carefully
He got down on one knee inspected theelephantrsquos foot and found a large piece of wood deeply embedded in it As carefullyand as gently as he could Peter worked thewood out with his knife after which the ele- phant gingerly put down its foot
The elephant turned to face the man andwith a rather curious look on its face staredat him for several tense moments Peter stood frozenthinking of nothing else but being trampled
Eventually the elephant trumpeted loudlyturned and walked away
Peter never forgot that elephant or the
events of that dayTwenty years later Peter was walking
through the Chicago Zoo with his teenagedson As they approached the elephant en-closure one of the creatures turned andwalked over to near where Peter and his sonCameron were standing The large bull ele- phant stared at Peter lifted its front foot off the ground then put it down
The elephant did that several times thentrumpeted loudly all the while staring at theman
Remembering the encounter in 1986Peter could not help wondering if this wasthe same elephant
Peter summoned up his courage climbedover the railing and made his way into theenclosure He walked right up to the ele- phant and stared back in wonder
The elephant trumpeted again wrapped itstrunk around one of Peter legs and slammedhim against the railing killing him in-stantly
Probably wasnt the same elephant
Be careful out there You never reallyknow who your friends are
T h e i n f or m a t i o n c o n t a i n e d i n t h i s c o l u m n d o e s n o t n e c e s s ar i l yr e f l e c t t h e o p i n i o n o f T h eL
o c a l N e w s
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SPECIAL
SECTION
New bull Used
Leased bull Repairs
Accessories
Industry News
AUTO
Buy Lease a New Vehicle from any Beach Blvd of Cars Dealer ampreceive a 12 Month Official City of Huntington Beach Parking Pass
Now thats a statement from a City that says loud and clearWe Are Open For Businessand support our community partners
FREE
PARKING
PASS
D e t a i
l s
a t D e
a l e r s
Wo w
T h e L o c a l N e w s F e b r u a r y 1 5 2 0 1
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An enraged driver was filmedstopping on a busy highway inCalifornia to beat a fellow mo-
torist this week Another driver startedfilming moments before two men went
at it in the middle of traffic on the 134freeway near Glendale CA The film-maker who didnt want to be namedtold CBS Los Angeles he started film-ing when he saw a driver in an Infinitirepeatedly trying to cut off a man in aVolkswagen Jetta He was concernedthe two cars might crash
The driver of the Jetta told CBS hisside of the story He also did not wantto be identified He said the Infiniticrossed several lanes to cut him offThe driver of the Infiniti threw whatappeared to be coins at his car Even-tually the two road-ragers and the film-ing driver come to a stop on the busy
freeway Amazingly no one was hit
though horns blared in the back-ground The Infiniti driver left his ownvehicle and confronted the driver of the Jetta who was still in his driversseat He punched the driver several
times and choked him The Jettadriver told CBS that the man kept ask-ing why he was mocking him
I really thought if this guy does onestep to the left hes going to get hit bya car in the carpool lane the anony-mous filmmaker told CBS You sawhim he was screaming at him Strikehim a couple of times and the Jetta is
just trying to leave the sceneWhile the Jetta driver didnt file a po-
lice report California Highway Patrolreleased a statement sayingits investigating the inci-dent and urging anyonewith information to come
forward ~ Erin Marquis
ROAD RAGE
Google Brings 40 US ParksTo Your Dash
Engadget
G
oogle just made it easier to visit some of the US biggest landmarks with-
out hopping on an airplane Itsteaming up with the NationalPark Service to offer 360-degreeStreet View imagery for 40 na-tional parks and historic sitesranging from Alcatrazs leg-endary prison to the ancient cliff dwellings of Montezuma CastleThe collection also touts photosof artifacts from those locationsWant to see furniture from Abra-ham Lincolns house You can No this wont recreate thegrandeur youd get from beingthere yourself but it beats having
to rely on tourists photos to geta feel for what youre missing
This article by Jon Fingasoriginally ran on Engadget thedefinitive guide to this connected life
7242019 The Local News February 15 2016
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hellipa part of the greater HB Union HS District
40+ Years of Service to theCommunities of Huntington BeachFountain Valley and Westminster
17231 Gothard StHuntington Beach
92647(714) 842-HBAS
( - 4 2 2 7 )
(located just southof Warner and
OV High School)
Also offeredbullAdult English as a
Second LanguagebullExercise (Yoga
Dance AerobicsLow Impact
Aerobics Zumba)bullBrain Fitness
Program for
Older AdultsbullArt History
Personal FinanceHome Artsand otherLeisure Classes
bullHS Diploma orGED program
bullParent EducationbullParent Smart
Preschool andToddler Classes(Parent Education)
We offer job trainingin pharmacy
technician computer software digital
media arts medicalassisting and other
careers and afull-time Counselor who can assist you
in planning for your future
It sounds like a broken record that re-
peats itself every few months but itrsquoshappened again Mortgage rates have
come down to the lowest levels since Aprilof 2015 And the commercials are trueEven those who completed a refinancewithin the last year may do well to investi-gate their options once again
According to the largest mortgage ratesurvey in the county that released by Fred-die Mac the average rate on a 30 year mort-gage started February at 372 This is thelowest level since the 368 of April 2015
As usual the media picked up on the dropin rates and advertisements for mortgagesare hot and heavy all over again
At least the media is quick to mention thelower rates Very rarely do they mention the part of the report disclosing the costs Ac-cording to Freddie Mac the average cost tosecure a 30 year fixed mortgage was 06 points This is in addition to paying the title and escrow fees
Of course this is the ldquoaveragerdquo Some companies are more compet-itive than others and some applicants are better qualified Competitivemortgage companies are able to offer these rates (or better) with $0costs for well-qualified applicants
For most homeowners this reduction in rate could save one thou-sand two thousand dollars or more in interest every year
But perhaps the best kept secret in the mortgage industry the onethat the media never seems to talk about is the 20 year fixed This iscurrently available at 35 or lower with little to no closing costs for well-qualified applicants
The 20 year fixed is the black sheep of the mortgage industry While30 year and 15 year fixed rate loans are the darlings of the industry
that are alwaystalked about and doted on most
homeowners donrsquot even knowthat a 20 year fixed is an op-
tion Well it is Manyhomeowners might besurprised to learn that a
new 20 year fixed at35 could helpthem pay off their mortgage faster without raising
their paymenttoo much Inmany cases the payment actu-ally goesdown
Letrsquos look at someone
who got a $350000 loan seven years ago at 4375 The payment onthat loan would be $174750 After seven years the remaining princi- pal balance on that loan would be down to $303762
A new 20 year loan of $303762 at 35 would be a payment of $176170 For an extra $1420 per month this homeowner can save 3years off their mortgage payments Extrapolating this out $1420 per
month is $17040 per year and $3408 over 20 years The savings of eliminating three years of mortgage payments of $174750 per month($20970 per year) is $62910 saved over those three years of elimi-nated payments If treated as an investment there arenrsquot too many places where one can invest $3400 and get a return of over $60000 ina span of 20 years
And this is what makes the 20 year fixed one of the best-kept secretsin the mortgage industry
Arnaud Dufour
Mortgage Rates
Drop Again
rnaud Dufour
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Arnaud Dufour is a Sr Mortgage Banker at Newport Beach based DLJ Financial With more than eleven years in the industry
Arnaud is available to answer questions in Real Estate Finance bull E-mail adufourdljfinancialcom bull Call 714-677-4107
CA DRE 01360217 bull NMLS 335758
The information contained in this column does not necessarily reflect the opinion of The Local News
Join over 25 digital leaders for an immersion into storytelling
brand-building and social mediacommunications
PR News has programmed aunique event 40 minutes outsideof Los Angeles that combines so-cial media technology and inter-active learning The Social MediaSummit amp Visual StorytellingBoot Camp on February 25-26will connect communicators with
the latest technology and tools tohelp them create successful cam- paigns and communications ini-tiatives and with digitalcommunications leaders who willshare the latest best practices inusing the social media networksthat matter most to their organiza-tions and clients
25+ speakers will focus on so-cial media analytics emerging platforms amp more on 225-226 inCali
The Social Media Summit andVisual Storytelling Boot Camp
will be held at the beautiful Hyatt
Regency Huntington Beach Re-sort and Spa where PR News hassecured a $255night room block rate This discounted rate expiresFebruary 9 and room availabilityis limitedEarly Birdrates end Feb-ruary 5 and provide anadded $100discount off the
full priceticket
A t t e n d e e swill learn fromand network with the bright-est minds in so-cial mediafrom a broadrange of organ-izationsmdashb2c b2b and nonprofit organizations
Speakers include Brittany De-tamore Social EngagementStrategist IBM Victoria Lim
Managing Editor Public Rela-
tions amp Editorial Content WaltDisney World Henry Yu Con-sumer Safety Officer Food andDrug Administration Kelly Ben-nett Manager of Social Media
and Marketing Strategy MiamiUniversity Kirstie Foster Direc-tor of Corporate and Brand Com-munications General Mills and
more
Social Media Summit Hyatt
7242019 The Local News February 15 2016
httpslidepdfcomreaderfullthe-local-news-february-15-2016 2932
Introducing IMOLA a new Italian dining experience we call
Casual but PerfettoWhat happens when a local entrepreneur has a dream invests a million dollars
in building improvements all around wanting to own a great
RESTAURANT
Chef is Resort and Casino Trained along with the General ManagerThat means they are dedicated to
CUSTOMER SERVICE
WE ARE OPENWE ARE OPEN
Please Join Us from 1130am to Closing Daily
Full Service Menu Appetizers Salads Signature SandwichesFull Course Dinner Menu
Your Favorite MusicBig Screen background entertainment We believe -The Best Servers in Town
Wait till you see thefull service Menu including
SMALL PLATES FROM THE GARDEN
SANDWICHES PASTAS
MAINS PIZZAS and of course DESSERTS like
~Pear Crostata with Hazelnut Cream amp Caramel Sauce
~Tiramisu ~Espresso Cregraveme Brulee
~Semolina Cake Blood Orange Glaze Brown Sugar Whip Cream
210 5th Street Huntington Beach Ca
714536-5001
29
D i g i t a l C o p y wwwM y HB G o l d c o m bull v i s i t S ur f e r s v i l l a g e c o m
T h e L o c a l N e w s F e b r u a r y 1 5 2 0 1
6 h b n e w s 1 a o l c o m 7 1 4 9 1 4 9 7 9 7
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03-04-16
Mileage 25504
Engine 35L V-6 cyl
Transmission 6-Speed Automatic
Electronic
Drive Line 4x2
Exterior Color Oxford White
VIN 1FTFW1CT4DKF86037Model Code W1C
Stock 151045A
Ford F150 LariatSuper Crew Cab
2 0 1 3 Ford F150 LariatSuper Crew Cab
MSRP $33990
Bodystyle SUV
Mileage 38114
Engine 35L V-6 cyl
Drive Line Front-wheel Drive
Exterior Color Mineral Gray
VIN 2FMDK3KC0DBB11846
Model Code K3KStock 6763P
Ford EdgeLimited SUV
2 0 1 3 Ford EdgeLimited SUV
MSRP $23490
Mileage 436
Engine 16L I-4 cyl
Transmission 5-Speed Manual
Drive Line Front-wheel Drive
Exterior Color Magnetic
Interior Color Black
VIN 3FADP4EE7FM221664Model Code P4E
Stock 16841A
Ford FiestaSE Hatchback
2 0 1 5 Ford FiestaSE Hatchback
Bodystyle Sedan
Engine 10L I-3 cyl
Transmission Manual
Drive Line Front-wheel Drive
Exterior Color Magnetic
Interior Color Black
VIN 1FADP3FE3FL241341
Model Code P3F
Stock 15579
Ford Focus SESedan
2 0 1 5 Ford Focus SESedan
MSRP $15900
Bodystyle Hatchback
Mileage 31254
Engine 20L I-4 cyl
Transmission CVT
Drive Line Front-wheel Drive
Exterior Color Sterling Gray
VIN 1FADP5BU3DL517524
Model Code P5B
Stock 6745P
Ford C-MaxHybrid SEL
2 0 1 3 Ford C-MaxHybrid SEL
MSRP $15990
Ford MustangCoupe
2 0 1 5 Ford MustangCoupe
MSRP $37900
LOW PRICE HYBRID
AUTOMATIC LOW MILES
MSRP $15890
35L V-6
WO WBodystyle Coupe
Engine 50L V-8 cyl
Transmission 6-Speed Automatic
Drive Line Rear-wheel Drive
Exterior Color Magnetic
Interior Color Black
VIN 1FA6P8CF7F5382274
Model Code P8C
Stock 15598
31
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SPECIAL
SECTION
New bull Used
Leased bull Repairs
Accessories
Industry News
AUTO
Buy Lease a New Vehicle from any Beach Blvd of Cars Dealer ampreceive a 12 Month Official City of Huntington Beach Parking Pass
Now thats a statement from a City that says loud and clearWe Are Open For Businessand support our community partners
FREE
PARKING
PASS
D e t a i
l s
a t D e
a l e r s
Wo w
T h e L o c a l N e w s F e b r u a r y 1 5 2 0 1
6 h b n e w s 1 a o l c o m 7 1 4 9 1 4 9 7 9 7
An enraged driver was filmedstopping on a busy highway inCalifornia to beat a fellow mo-
torist this week Another driver startedfilming moments before two men went
at it in the middle of traffic on the 134freeway near Glendale CA The film-maker who didnt want to be namedtold CBS Los Angeles he started film-ing when he saw a driver in an Infinitirepeatedly trying to cut off a man in aVolkswagen Jetta He was concernedthe two cars might crash
The driver of the Jetta told CBS hisside of the story He also did not wantto be identified He said the Infiniticrossed several lanes to cut him offThe driver of the Infiniti threw whatappeared to be coins at his car Even-tually the two road-ragers and the film-ing driver come to a stop on the busy
freeway Amazingly no one was hit
though horns blared in the back-ground The Infiniti driver left his ownvehicle and confronted the driver of the Jetta who was still in his driversseat He punched the driver several
times and choked him The Jettadriver told CBS that the man kept ask-ing why he was mocking him
I really thought if this guy does onestep to the left hes going to get hit bya car in the carpool lane the anony-mous filmmaker told CBS You sawhim he was screaming at him Strikehim a couple of times and the Jetta is
just trying to leave the sceneWhile the Jetta driver didnt file a po-
lice report California Highway Patrolreleased a statement sayingits investigating the inci-dent and urging anyonewith information to come
forward ~ Erin Marquis
ROAD RAGE
Google Brings 40 US ParksTo Your Dash
Engadget
G
oogle just made it easier to visit some of the US biggest landmarks with-
out hopping on an airplane Itsteaming up with the NationalPark Service to offer 360-degreeStreet View imagery for 40 na-tional parks and historic sitesranging from Alcatrazs leg-endary prison to the ancient cliff dwellings of Montezuma CastleThe collection also touts photosof artifacts from those locationsWant to see furniture from Abra-ham Lincolns house You can No this wont recreate thegrandeur youd get from beingthere yourself but it beats having
to rely on tourists photos to geta feel for what youre missing
This article by Jon Fingasoriginally ran on Engadget thedefinitive guide to this connected life
7242019 The Local News February 15 2016
httpslidepdfcomreaderfullthe-local-news-february-15-2016 2832
hellipa part of the greater HB Union HS District
40+ Years of Service to theCommunities of Huntington BeachFountain Valley and Westminster
17231 Gothard StHuntington Beach
92647(714) 842-HBAS
( - 4 2 2 7 )
(located just southof Warner and
OV High School)
Also offeredbullAdult English as a
Second LanguagebullExercise (Yoga
Dance AerobicsLow Impact
Aerobics Zumba)bullBrain Fitness
Program for
Older AdultsbullArt History
Personal FinanceHome Artsand otherLeisure Classes
bullHS Diploma orGED program
bullParent EducationbullParent Smart
Preschool andToddler Classes(Parent Education)
We offer job trainingin pharmacy
technician computer software digital
media arts medicalassisting and other
careers and afull-time Counselor who can assist you
in planning for your future
It sounds like a broken record that re-
peats itself every few months but itrsquoshappened again Mortgage rates have
come down to the lowest levels since Aprilof 2015 And the commercials are trueEven those who completed a refinancewithin the last year may do well to investi-gate their options once again
According to the largest mortgage ratesurvey in the county that released by Fred-die Mac the average rate on a 30 year mort-gage started February at 372 This is thelowest level since the 368 of April 2015
As usual the media picked up on the dropin rates and advertisements for mortgagesare hot and heavy all over again
At least the media is quick to mention thelower rates Very rarely do they mention the part of the report disclosing the costs Ac-cording to Freddie Mac the average cost tosecure a 30 year fixed mortgage was 06 points This is in addition to paying the title and escrow fees
Of course this is the ldquoaveragerdquo Some companies are more compet-itive than others and some applicants are better qualified Competitivemortgage companies are able to offer these rates (or better) with $0costs for well-qualified applicants
For most homeowners this reduction in rate could save one thou-sand two thousand dollars or more in interest every year
But perhaps the best kept secret in the mortgage industry the onethat the media never seems to talk about is the 20 year fixed This iscurrently available at 35 or lower with little to no closing costs for well-qualified applicants
The 20 year fixed is the black sheep of the mortgage industry While30 year and 15 year fixed rate loans are the darlings of the industry
that are alwaystalked about and doted on most
homeowners donrsquot even knowthat a 20 year fixed is an op-
tion Well it is Manyhomeowners might besurprised to learn that a
new 20 year fixed at35 could helpthem pay off their mortgage faster without raising
their paymenttoo much Inmany cases the payment actu-ally goesdown
Letrsquos look at someone
who got a $350000 loan seven years ago at 4375 The payment onthat loan would be $174750 After seven years the remaining princi- pal balance on that loan would be down to $303762
A new 20 year loan of $303762 at 35 would be a payment of $176170 For an extra $1420 per month this homeowner can save 3years off their mortgage payments Extrapolating this out $1420 per
month is $17040 per year and $3408 over 20 years The savings of eliminating three years of mortgage payments of $174750 per month($20970 per year) is $62910 saved over those three years of elimi-nated payments If treated as an investment there arenrsquot too many places where one can invest $3400 and get a return of over $60000 ina span of 20 years
And this is what makes the 20 year fixed one of the best-kept secretsin the mortgage industry
Arnaud Dufour
Mortgage Rates
Drop Again
rnaud Dufour
D i g i t a l C o p y w w w M y H B G o l d c o m bull
v i s i t S u r f e r s v i l l a g e c o m
28
T h e L o c a l N e w s
F e b r u a r y 1 5
2 0 1 6
h b
n e w s 1 a o l c o m
7 1 4 9
1 4 9
7 9 7
Arnaud Dufour is a Sr Mortgage Banker at Newport Beach based DLJ Financial With more than eleven years in the industry
Arnaud is available to answer questions in Real Estate Finance bull E-mail adufourdljfinancialcom bull Call 714-677-4107
CA DRE 01360217 bull NMLS 335758
The information contained in this column does not necessarily reflect the opinion of The Local News
Join over 25 digital leaders for an immersion into storytelling
brand-building and social mediacommunications
PR News has programmed aunique event 40 minutes outsideof Los Angeles that combines so-cial media technology and inter-active learning The Social MediaSummit amp Visual StorytellingBoot Camp on February 25-26will connect communicators with
the latest technology and tools tohelp them create successful cam- paigns and communications ini-tiatives and with digitalcommunications leaders who willshare the latest best practices inusing the social media networksthat matter most to their organiza-tions and clients
25+ speakers will focus on so-cial media analytics emerging platforms amp more on 225-226 inCali
The Social Media Summit andVisual Storytelling Boot Camp
will be held at the beautiful Hyatt
Regency Huntington Beach Re-sort and Spa where PR News hassecured a $255night room block rate This discounted rate expiresFebruary 9 and room availabilityis limitedEarly Birdrates end Feb-ruary 5 and provide anadded $100discount off the
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Speakers include Brittany De-tamore Social EngagementStrategist IBM Victoria Lim
Managing Editor Public Rela-
tions amp Editorial Content WaltDisney World Henry Yu Con-sumer Safety Officer Food andDrug Administration Kelly Ben-nett Manager of Social Media
and Marketing Strategy MiamiUniversity Kirstie Foster Direc-tor of Corporate and Brand Com-munications General Mills and
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MSRP $23490
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Bodystyle Sedan
Engine 10L I-3 cyl
Transmission Manual
Drive Line Front-wheel Drive
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Interior Color Black
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Mileage 31254
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Transmission CVT
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Exterior Color Sterling Gray
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hellipa part of the greater HB Union HS District
40+ Years of Service to theCommunities of Huntington BeachFountain Valley and Westminster
17231 Gothard StHuntington Beach
92647(714) 842-HBAS
( - 4 2 2 7 )
(located just southof Warner and
OV High School)
Also offeredbullAdult English as a
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in planning for your future
It sounds like a broken record that re-
peats itself every few months but itrsquoshappened again Mortgage rates have
come down to the lowest levels since Aprilof 2015 And the commercials are trueEven those who completed a refinancewithin the last year may do well to investi-gate their options once again
According to the largest mortgage ratesurvey in the county that released by Fred-die Mac the average rate on a 30 year mort-gage started February at 372 This is thelowest level since the 368 of April 2015
As usual the media picked up on the dropin rates and advertisements for mortgagesare hot and heavy all over again
At least the media is quick to mention thelower rates Very rarely do they mention the part of the report disclosing the costs Ac-cording to Freddie Mac the average cost tosecure a 30 year fixed mortgage was 06 points This is in addition to paying the title and escrow fees
Of course this is the ldquoaveragerdquo Some companies are more compet-itive than others and some applicants are better qualified Competitivemortgage companies are able to offer these rates (or better) with $0costs for well-qualified applicants
For most homeowners this reduction in rate could save one thou-sand two thousand dollars or more in interest every year
But perhaps the best kept secret in the mortgage industry the onethat the media never seems to talk about is the 20 year fixed This iscurrently available at 35 or lower with little to no closing costs for well-qualified applicants
The 20 year fixed is the black sheep of the mortgage industry While30 year and 15 year fixed rate loans are the darlings of the industry
that are alwaystalked about and doted on most
homeowners donrsquot even knowthat a 20 year fixed is an op-
tion Well it is Manyhomeowners might besurprised to learn that a
new 20 year fixed at35 could helpthem pay off their mortgage faster without raising
their paymenttoo much Inmany cases the payment actu-ally goesdown
Letrsquos look at someone
who got a $350000 loan seven years ago at 4375 The payment onthat loan would be $174750 After seven years the remaining princi- pal balance on that loan would be down to $303762
A new 20 year loan of $303762 at 35 would be a payment of $176170 For an extra $1420 per month this homeowner can save 3years off their mortgage payments Extrapolating this out $1420 per
month is $17040 per year and $3408 over 20 years The savings of eliminating three years of mortgage payments of $174750 per month($20970 per year) is $62910 saved over those three years of elimi-nated payments If treated as an investment there arenrsquot too many places where one can invest $3400 and get a return of over $60000 ina span of 20 years
And this is what makes the 20 year fixed one of the best-kept secretsin the mortgage industry
Arnaud Dufour
Mortgage Rates
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Arnaud Dufour is a Sr Mortgage Banker at Newport Beach based DLJ Financial With more than eleven years in the industry
Arnaud is available to answer questions in Real Estate Finance bull E-mail adufourdljfinancialcom bull Call 714-677-4107
CA DRE 01360217 bull NMLS 335758
The information contained in this column does not necessarily reflect the opinion of The Local News
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Speakers include Brittany De-tamore Social EngagementStrategist IBM Victoria Lim
Managing Editor Public Rela-
tions amp Editorial Content WaltDisney World Henry Yu Con-sumer Safety Officer Food andDrug Administration Kelly Ben-nett Manager of Social Media
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Social Media Summit Hyatt
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Introducing IMOLA a new Italian dining experience we call
Casual but PerfettoWhat happens when a local entrepreneur has a dream invests a million dollars
in building improvements all around wanting to own a great
RESTAURANT
Chef is Resort and Casino Trained along with the General ManagerThat means they are dedicated to
CUSTOMER SERVICE
WE ARE OPENWE ARE OPEN
Please Join Us from 1130am to Closing Daily
Full Service Menu Appetizers Salads Signature SandwichesFull Course Dinner Menu
Your Favorite MusicBig Screen background entertainment We believe -The Best Servers in Town
Wait till you see thefull service Menu including
SMALL PLATES FROM THE GARDEN
SANDWICHES PASTAS
MAINS PIZZAS and of course DESSERTS like
~Pear Crostata with Hazelnut Cream amp Caramel Sauce
~Tiramisu ~Espresso Cregraveme Brulee
~Semolina Cake Blood Orange Glaze Brown Sugar Whip Cream
210 5th Street Huntington Beach Ca
714536-5001
29
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Engine 35L V-6 cyl
Transmission 6-Speed Automatic
Electronic
Drive Line 4x2
Exterior Color Oxford White
VIN 1FTFW1CT4DKF86037Model Code W1C
Stock 151045A
Ford F150 LariatSuper Crew Cab
2 0 1 3 Ford F150 LariatSuper Crew Cab
MSRP $33990
Bodystyle SUV
Mileage 38114
Engine 35L V-6 cyl
Drive Line Front-wheel Drive
Exterior Color Mineral Gray
VIN 2FMDK3KC0DBB11846
Model Code K3KStock 6763P
Ford EdgeLimited SUV
2 0 1 3 Ford EdgeLimited SUV
MSRP $23490
Mileage 436
Engine 16L I-4 cyl
Transmission 5-Speed Manual
Drive Line Front-wheel Drive
Exterior Color Magnetic
Interior Color Black
VIN 3FADP4EE7FM221664Model Code P4E
Stock 16841A
Ford FiestaSE Hatchback
2 0 1 5 Ford FiestaSE Hatchback
Bodystyle Sedan
Engine 10L I-3 cyl
Transmission Manual
Drive Line Front-wheel Drive
Exterior Color Magnetic
Interior Color Black
VIN 1FADP3FE3FL241341
Model Code P3F
Stock 15579
Ford Focus SESedan
2 0 1 5 Ford Focus SESedan
MSRP $15900
Bodystyle Hatchback
Mileage 31254
Engine 20L I-4 cyl
Transmission CVT
Drive Line Front-wheel Drive
Exterior Color Sterling Gray
VIN 1FADP5BU3DL517524
Model Code P5B
Stock 6745P
Ford C-MaxHybrid SEL
2 0 1 3 Ford C-MaxHybrid SEL
MSRP $15990
Ford MustangCoupe
2 0 1 5 Ford MustangCoupe
MSRP $37900
LOW PRICE HYBRID
AUTOMATIC LOW MILES
MSRP $15890
35L V-6
WO WBodystyle Coupe
Engine 50L V-8 cyl
Transmission 6-Speed Automatic
Drive Line Rear-wheel Drive
Exterior Color Magnetic
Interior Color Black
VIN 1FA6P8CF7F5382274
Model Code P8C
Stock 15598
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Introducing IMOLA a new Italian dining experience we call
Casual but PerfettoWhat happens when a local entrepreneur has a dream invests a million dollars
in building improvements all around wanting to own a great
RESTAURANT
Chef is Resort and Casino Trained along with the General ManagerThat means they are dedicated to
CUSTOMER SERVICE
WE ARE OPENWE ARE OPEN
Please Join Us from 1130am to Closing Daily
Full Service Menu Appetizers Salads Signature SandwichesFull Course Dinner Menu
Your Favorite MusicBig Screen background entertainment We believe -The Best Servers in Town
Wait till you see thefull service Menu including
SMALL PLATES FROM THE GARDEN
SANDWICHES PASTAS
MAINS PIZZAS and of course DESSERTS like
~Pear Crostata with Hazelnut Cream amp Caramel Sauce
~Tiramisu ~Espresso Cregraveme Brulee
~Semolina Cake Blood Orange Glaze Brown Sugar Whip Cream
210 5th Street Huntington Beach Ca
714536-5001
29
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Mileage 25504
Engine 35L V-6 cyl
Transmission 6-Speed Automatic
Electronic
Drive Line 4x2
Exterior Color Oxford White
VIN 1FTFW1CT4DKF86037Model Code W1C
Stock 151045A
Ford F150 LariatSuper Crew Cab
2 0 1 3 Ford F150 LariatSuper Crew Cab
MSRP $33990
Bodystyle SUV
Mileage 38114
Engine 35L V-6 cyl
Drive Line Front-wheel Drive
Exterior Color Mineral Gray
VIN 2FMDK3KC0DBB11846
Model Code K3KStock 6763P
Ford EdgeLimited SUV
2 0 1 3 Ford EdgeLimited SUV
MSRP $23490
Mileage 436
Engine 16L I-4 cyl
Transmission 5-Speed Manual
Drive Line Front-wheel Drive
Exterior Color Magnetic
Interior Color Black
VIN 3FADP4EE7FM221664Model Code P4E
Stock 16841A
Ford FiestaSE Hatchback
2 0 1 5 Ford FiestaSE Hatchback
Bodystyle Sedan
Engine 10L I-3 cyl
Transmission Manual
Drive Line Front-wheel Drive
Exterior Color Magnetic
Interior Color Black
VIN 1FADP3FE3FL241341
Model Code P3F
Stock 15579
Ford Focus SESedan
2 0 1 5 Ford Focus SESedan
MSRP $15900
Bodystyle Hatchback
Mileage 31254
Engine 20L I-4 cyl
Transmission CVT
Drive Line Front-wheel Drive
Exterior Color Sterling Gray
VIN 1FADP5BU3DL517524
Model Code P5B
Stock 6745P
Ford C-MaxHybrid SEL
2 0 1 3 Ford C-MaxHybrid SEL
MSRP $15990
Ford MustangCoupe
2 0 1 5 Ford MustangCoupe
MSRP $37900
LOW PRICE HYBRID
AUTOMATIC LOW MILES
MSRP $15890
35L V-6
WO WBodystyle Coupe
Engine 50L V-8 cyl
Transmission 6-Speed Automatic
Drive Line Rear-wheel Drive
Exterior Color Magnetic
Interior Color Black
VIN 1FA6P8CF7F5382274
Model Code P8C
Stock 15598
31
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Mileage 25504
Engine 35L V-6 cyl
Transmission 6-Speed Automatic
Electronic
Drive Line 4x2
Exterior Color Oxford White
VIN 1FTFW1CT4DKF86037Model Code W1C
Stock 151045A
Ford F150 LariatSuper Crew Cab
2 0 1 3 Ford F150 LariatSuper Crew Cab
MSRP $33990
Bodystyle SUV
Mileage 38114
Engine 35L V-6 cyl
Drive Line Front-wheel Drive
Exterior Color Mineral Gray
VIN 2FMDK3KC0DBB11846
Model Code K3KStock 6763P
Ford EdgeLimited SUV
2 0 1 3 Ford EdgeLimited SUV
MSRP $23490
Mileage 436
Engine 16L I-4 cyl
Transmission 5-Speed Manual
Drive Line Front-wheel Drive
Exterior Color Magnetic
Interior Color Black
VIN 3FADP4EE7FM221664Model Code P4E
Stock 16841A
Ford FiestaSE Hatchback
2 0 1 5 Ford FiestaSE Hatchback
Bodystyle Sedan
Engine 10L I-3 cyl
Transmission Manual
Drive Line Front-wheel Drive
Exterior Color Magnetic
Interior Color Black
VIN 1FADP3FE3FL241341
Model Code P3F
Stock 15579
Ford Focus SESedan
2 0 1 5 Ford Focus SESedan
MSRP $15900
Bodystyle Hatchback
Mileage 31254
Engine 20L I-4 cyl
Transmission CVT
Drive Line Front-wheel Drive
Exterior Color Sterling Gray
VIN 1FADP5BU3DL517524
Model Code P5B
Stock 6745P
Ford C-MaxHybrid SEL
2 0 1 3 Ford C-MaxHybrid SEL
MSRP $15990
Ford MustangCoupe
2 0 1 5 Ford MustangCoupe
MSRP $37900
LOW PRICE HYBRID
AUTOMATIC LOW MILES
MSRP $15890
35L V-6
WO WBodystyle Coupe
Engine 50L V-8 cyl
Transmission 6-Speed Automatic
Drive Line Rear-wheel Drive
Exterior Color Magnetic
Interior Color Black
VIN 1FA6P8CF7F5382274
Model Code P8C
Stock 15598
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Mileage 25504
Engine 35L V-6 cyl
Transmission 6-Speed Automatic
Electronic
Drive Line 4x2
Exterior Color Oxford White
VIN 1FTFW1CT4DKF86037Model Code W1C
Stock 151045A
Ford F150 LariatSuper Crew Cab
2 0 1 3 Ford F150 LariatSuper Crew Cab
MSRP $33990
Bodystyle SUV
Mileage 38114
Engine 35L V-6 cyl
Drive Line Front-wheel Drive
Exterior Color Mineral Gray
VIN 2FMDK3KC0DBB11846
Model Code K3KStock 6763P
Ford EdgeLimited SUV
2 0 1 3 Ford EdgeLimited SUV
MSRP $23490
Mileage 436
Engine 16L I-4 cyl
Transmission 5-Speed Manual
Drive Line Front-wheel Drive
Exterior Color Magnetic
Interior Color Black
VIN 3FADP4EE7FM221664Model Code P4E
Stock 16841A
Ford FiestaSE Hatchback
2 0 1 5 Ford FiestaSE Hatchback
Bodystyle Sedan
Engine 10L I-3 cyl
Transmission Manual
Drive Line Front-wheel Drive
Exterior Color Magnetic
Interior Color Black
VIN 1FADP3FE3FL241341
Model Code P3F
Stock 15579
Ford Focus SESedan
2 0 1 5 Ford Focus SESedan
MSRP $15900
Bodystyle Hatchback
Mileage 31254
Engine 20L I-4 cyl
Transmission CVT
Drive Line Front-wheel Drive
Exterior Color Sterling Gray
VIN 1FADP5BU3DL517524
Model Code P5B
Stock 6745P
Ford C-MaxHybrid SEL
2 0 1 3 Ford C-MaxHybrid SEL
MSRP $15990
Ford MustangCoupe
2 0 1 5 Ford MustangCoupe
MSRP $37900
LOW PRICE HYBRID
AUTOMATIC LOW MILES
MSRP $15890
35L V-6
WO WBodystyle Coupe
Engine 50L V-8 cyl
Transmission 6-Speed Automatic
Drive Line Rear-wheel Drive
Exterior Color Magnetic
Interior Color Black
VIN 1FA6P8CF7F5382274
Model Code P8C
Stock 15598
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