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In an Associated Press story recently..."The BorderPatrol reported that 14 suspected illegal immigrants weretaken into custody after a suspected smuggling boat wasfound on the sand at Huntington Beach.

Border Patrol spokesman reportedly told the OrangeCounty Register that the group aboard the 24-foot pangawas taken to a border station.

In another incident, earlier in the month, an abandoned30-foot panga was found 200 yards off Fernald Point inSanta Barbara Countys Montecito area. A Sheriffsspokesman Drew Sugars told the Santa Barbara

News-Press that life jackets found on the beach suggestthat up to 20 people may have been aboard.

City of Huntington Beach officials report that therehave been at least 8 ponga-related events in HuntingtonBeach jurisdictional waters and shores involving the

possible arrival or attempted arrival of illegal aliens tothe United States through the portals of the 9-mile or sovast Surf City shore area.

There have been eight ponga related incidents in thelast year within the city jurisdiction. These incidents

are allegedly human and drug

smuggling operations.

One of the photosattached shows HBLifeguard vehicles work-

ing with HB Police in transporting bales of drugs that con-tained a street value of nearly 1.5 million dollars. TheHuntington Beach bluff area is the location of choice forthese purported international criminals who pose a seriousthreat to public safety by beaching their vessels illegally andoff loading their human and drug related illegal cargo. Theyare likely desperate and probably armed so their behavior

will likely be unpredictable. Obviously they are coordinat-ing with land resources and scouting areas for drop off/pickup. Clearly, this is a threat to public safety and officers whoare responding to the scene.

It should be pointed out that some preliminary researchindicates Huntington Beach has never had this problem

before local marine safety night patrol operations wereeliminated about 2 years ago. Our understanding is thatcurrently, Marine Safety assets are all off duty at 5 pmthrough the winter season. Apparently, the allegedsmugglers and/or "scouts" are aware of the lack of

beach patrols and operational times. They have even planned their "landings" during the time when beachmaintenance takes their breaks as well. Perhaps, No Habla,

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Ellis Ave. is adjacent to the proposed site of a new, majormixed used project in Huntington Beach on Beach Blvdat Ellis. Concerns are being raised the neighborhood.Imagine.... 200 police calls were made in a year at the EllisAve. apartment complex, far more than any other propertyin Huntington Beach.

Out of a possible 365 days per year, the Beach View Villacomplex at 8102 Ellis Ave. has seen 229 police incidents.These police calls have included a variety of police responses.Police have responded to calls revolving around animal cruelty,

battery, domestic violence and several calls to investigatepossible narcotics activity, among other types of incidents.

This apartment complex is currently home to 106 affordablehousing units. The information surfaced when the EIR in sup-

port of more "affordable" housing was presented to the citycouncil. The profile begs the question: How af -

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Affordable Housing in light of the social, public safety and related demand forpublic services resulting from concentratinghigh density developments withoutadequate mandates for communitycompatibly and sustainability.

Perhaps there should be some conditions

applied to ownership of these needed, butobviously long term issue-driven develop-ment projects. Two police calls per year is toomany for any single address. What is anacceptable threshold -totally subjective,however, a rational number should bedeveloped that when reached, triggers (excusethe pun) government actions resulting in some

punitive action against the property owner.Whether that result is substantial financial

penalties to help off-set the cost of supplyingunreal levels of public satiety or conditionalUse Permit issues that become in

jeopardy...something needs to be done to helpavoid these abuses in the future. TLN Opin-

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The Cranston West Prayer

Banner is not just an old mural

painted on the wall. Both

the School Creed and School Prayer

should be viewed as cornerstones of the

foundation that makes West the

school that it is today.

After discussions with my

high school classmates

regarding the recent court decision to remove the Prayer Mural

from the wall, I realized my feelings about the mural were

much deeper than just our class gift in 1963.

Many comments and opinions have been expressed onthe internet, TV and newpapers but no one seems to under-

stand why the murals both the Creed and Prayer were an

important gift, for our class and the school.

To understand you need to go back to 1960 when students

graduating from Hugh B. Bain Junior High were

divided into two groups. Students from western

Cranston would start their sophomore year at the new

Cranston High School West, also being used as a

Junior High School at that time, and the rest of the

students would attend Cranston High School East

previously named Cranston High School. For the first

time the city would have two high schools. There was

a lot of controversy and some students were unhappy

about attending a new school. Many of their

parents and siblings had graduated from

Cranston High a school filled

with history, tradition and

legacies. We

started our high

school years in

a new school

where not only

the academic

bui lding

was not

f inished

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gym and

auditorium

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been started! As sopho-

mores, in 1960, we were

the entire high school student body no juniors, no seniors!

Imagine your school fielding sports teams with only

underclassman, hallways without trophy cases, walls void of

academic achievement awards and PE class without a gym!

We were students in a school without a history or a legacy.

The Class of 63 became the leader of tradition at West not by

choice but by circumstance. Not that we knew it then. We were

just enjoying our high school years and could not project out

10 years never mind 48. Did we feel deprived by all that was

missing at our school? I dont think so. In fact, we really didnt

know anything else and enjoyed every milestone as it camealong. Interscholastic games were played, dances were held,

plays put on and SATs taken. Everything we did was a first!

And that made it special. Finally the main part of the school

was finished, the gymnasium built and the auditorium was

almost complete when we graduated.

During our senior year, one of the big questions was: What

should we give our school as a graduation gift? It needed to

be something special, a lasting gift. With the approval of the

school we chose to place the School Creed and School Prayer

on the auditorium walls. Our Prayer Mur al was given not as a

religious statement bu as part of the school society as we knew

it during our high school years.

What a pleasant surprise when I went back to West last

year and found the hallway lined with trophy cases as well as

banners hung around the school showcasing awards and

achievements earned over the years. Wonderful to see! West

now has the history, tradition and legacy that was missing in

1963. The School Creed and School Prayer murals were

part of that legacy. Taking down the mural will remove a

cornerstone; part of the foundation started by the schools first

graduating class so many years ago.

June 2013 will be 50 years since the first class, 1963,

graduated from West. As part of our 50th Reunion celebration

we would like to present the school with a replacement

mural to continue building on the

legacy of Cranston

High School West.

Marcia (Pierce) Wirth,

CHSW Class of 1963

-February 2010

Asegment of the popular90210 TV series that wasshot at Bolsa Chica State

Beach recently, may appear in Marchon KTLA Channel 5, according toofficials. Bolsa Chica State Beachis a great place to shoot because itsa beautiful location and lesscrowded in Winter, said NickBiron, a CBS Location Scout, whoworks finding sites for the showabout 9 months of the year. He saidthey also use beaches in Torranceand Redondo for shooting.

A large set, complete with hugelights, was set up on the beach,including a stage and and other areaswhere a varietyof cameras, onand aboveground, caughtevery move.Surfer actorswere used in

b a c k g r o u n dshots. Nearby

joggers and bicyclists going

down the beach trail cranked theirnecks in an effort to catch a glimpseof the shows stars and take in theexciting Hollywood glamour.

In the Bolsa parking lot weredozens of star trailers, productiontrucks and Hollywood caterers. Thetaping brings much needed moneyto the state, employment to hundredsinvolved in the show and adds a fewhours of glitz to one of our beautiful

beaches, where seagulls, pelicans,least terns and other passersbyusually see just sand and surfersthis time of year. After Bolsa,the show is heading to Inglewoodfor further shooting.

More than 60 people recently came toa Costa Mesa Historical Society meetingto hear legendary Southern CaliforniaArchitect Richard Dodd speak about theMissions along El Camino Real. The

Newport Beach man, who has been anaward-winning architect for more than50 years, showed slides of his mission

photos and told fascinating facts aboutmany of the 22 California Missions. Hesaid the missions were established

between 1769-1823, a one day horse rideapart. The first was in San Diego. TheSpanish initially created the missions tohave Franciscan Fathers save souls, fortrading posts and to protect Californiafrom other countries. But after Mexicodefeated Spain, missions were given

back to the native people, who mostlydidn't want them, Dodd said, so thespectacular church compounds were soldto friends. After the United States tookcontrol of California, the missions werereturned to the church.

Dodd said Mission Santa Pala is theonly one where the bell tower is separatefrom the church. The width of MissionSanta Ynez is based on the size of the

timber in the area. He said San Gabrielis the only one built with fired bricks butmost are made of adobe. Dodd said thecity of San Francisco got its name

because of the mission.He gave the fascinated audience free

mission photos taken over the lastseveral years. There were also triviacontests in which he had the crowdanswer mission questions and winnersgot parts of real adobe bricks. Dodd, whoreceived the California Council of theAmerican Institute of Architects'Excellence in Education Award, is authorof "Architectural Styles OrangeCounty." To learn more, go towww.richardhdodd.com.

The Costa Mesa Historical Societymeets once a month and encourages

people to attend their free programs at1870 Anaheim Avenue, the northwestcorner of the Lions Park complex, inCosta Mesa. The next meeting is at2:30pm, Sunday, March 18, and featuresBrenda Emery from the Costa MesaCERT Program. If you would like moreinformation call:(949) 631-5918 log onto: www.costamesahistory.org .

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By Chris MacDonald, Writer/Photographer,HB Ambassador/The Local News Columnist

The Local NewsThe Weak That Was

America: Home of the Free because of the Brave

Dave GarofaloPublisher

Missions Explored by FamousArchitect at Historical Society Meeting

Southern California Architect Richard Dodd with Costa MesaHistorical Society Vice President Terry Shaw.

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The Atheist WhoChallenged

Cranston:The Crux of the Story

Iattended Cranston High School West a verylong time ago. Some 48 plus years after thefirst graduating class of this school a young

lady brought suit giant the school for a bannerthat my class donated to the school upon ourgraduation.This letter to the editor sums it allup...why all the fuss?

Letter to the Editor ( BYTimes):

Re: Student Faces Towns Wrath in ProtestAgainst a Prayer about a successful lawsuit brought by Jessica Ahlquist, a 16-year-old

atheist in Cranston, R.I.:There are only six words in the text posted onthe wall of Cranston High School West that arethe cause of the problem. They are SchoolPrayer, Our Heavenly Father and Amen.Take them out. The text can then read, withslight modification:

May we each daydesire to do our best,to grow mentally andmorally as well asphysically, to be kindand helpful to ourclassmates andteachers, to be honestwith ourselves aswell as with others.May we be goodsports and smilewhen we lose aswell as when wewin. May we valuetrue friendship andalways conductourselves so as to bring credit toCranston HighSchool West.

Who could possibly objectto that?

John Willenbecher New York,Jan. 27, 2012

There are four boxes to be used in defense of liberty:

soap, ballot, jury, and ammo. Please use in that order.


1963 was a different time, we ate dinner as a family,often including a prayer before meals. In 1963 wedrank water from a garden hose, we played in thestreet...we even burned our leaves in front of ourhomes in the summer.

I had the honor of being the President of the firstGraduating Class at CHSW. We had no agenda withour gift...common words were used to express amessage to future classmates, teaches and parentsof Falcons.

Almost 50 years have passed since then, severalwars, numerous tragic events and what we have todayis a more politically correct (perhaps vanilla) set ofhyper-sensitivities directed towards everything we allonce took for granted. Where is Thomas Jeffersonwhen we really need him?

We, the Class of 1963, are about to celebrate our50th Anniversary. The real tragedy in all thisunnecessary grandstanding over legal points

surrounding the separation of Church and State wouldbe if our Class could not continue to point to ourattempt to leave a "message" vs. the few specificwords in question, over the years to come. Our intentwas so wholesome, non-political and all-inclusivethat I we will be allowed to come together andre-dedicate a 2013 version of our thoughts, hopes anddreams so that all who have and will follow can sharewhat we felt as we pioneered a new Schoolexperience With unlimited fiscal resources, the

passion to drive a train and with an army of believersat my side...I would certainly pursue what I thoughtwas the right answer. Keep the Banner!

But unfortunately, for the Cranston School Boarddemands for service out way the resources available.I believe the resources needed to try to change thisnational mood would seriously detract from other

public priorities, even though perhaps it is the rightcourse of action. I applaud your courage and

righteous approach to thisincremental dismantlingof what so many holddear...so many havedied and sufferedfor. I rememberwhen my first classmate died in the Vietnam conflictand the reality of life struck me so hard.

We had just played football together a mere fewyears before.. Our fight needs to be at the ballot

box if core life styles are to prevail. I've come toown and publish a newspaper in Souther Californiaso I live these issues every day...and do not envythe tough debate you have had. Thank you foryour public service. Good luck with the results ofyour decision process.

Dave Garofalo an Oak lawn Elementary School,Hugh B. Bain and CHSW product...and thememories are all good. 2/11/12

WE ARE LOOKING FOR THE FOLLOWING ALUMNI.

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CLAUDIA D'AMARIOCYNTHIA SIMONSDANNY STORTIDENNIS O'BRIENDIANE SEPEDONALD PALUMBOED GALIPEAUEDWARD DENICEJAMES HINES

JANICE RUGGIERIJOANNE SIMASJOHN REGOJOSEPH FUSCOKAREN LARSONKATY DE ALMOKENNETHBROWNSWORDLOUISE MAHONEY

MANUAL BETTANCOURTMARY SCENTIMARILYN CHRISTOPHERMARILYN SYLVESTREMAUREEN RAFFERTYNEAL DE HAVENPATRICIA VALLETTAPHYLLIS AMANTEAROBERT CERULLO

ROBERT DE NYSEROBERT LANGLOISRONALD EVANSSABINA DINGELSANDRACHAMBERLAINSHARON ANDERSONSHIRLEY COSEOSUSAN ANDREWSSUSAN SHERMAN

SHIRLEY SULLIVANSTANLEY PORTERTED FURMANTHOMAS EDWARDSTHOMAS WEBBVIVIAN JUNGWILLIAM BELLWAYNE GARTH

Cranston West andthe Class of 1963

Letter to Cranston School Committee:

Marcia (Pierce) Wirth

IF YOU HAVE ANY INFO SUCH AS ADDRESS, EMAIL, ETC. PLEASE LET ME KNOW.


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In 1887 Alexander Tyler, aScottish history professor at theUniversity of Edinburgh, had

this to say about the fall of theAthenian Republic some 2,000years prior:

"A democracy is always temporaryin nature; it simply cannot exist asa permanent form of government.

A democracy will continue toexist up until the time that votersdiscover that they can votethemselves generous gifts from the

public treasury. From that momenton, the majority always votes forthe candidates who promise themost benefits from the publictreasury, with the result that everydemocracy will finally collapseover loose fiscal policy, (which is)always followed by a dictatorship."

"The average age of the world'sgreatest civilizations from the

beginning of history, has beenabout 200 years.

During those 200 years, thesenations always progressed throughthe following sequence:

HFrom bondage to spiritual faith;HFrom spiritual faith to great

courage;HFrom courage to liberty;HFrom liberty to abundance;HFrom abundance to complacency;HFrom complacency to apathy;HFrom apathy to dependence;HFrom dependence back intobondage."

The Obituary follows:

Born 1776, Died 2012

It doesn't hurt to read thisseveral times.

Professor Joseph Olson ofHamline University School ofLaw in St. Paul , Minnesota

points out some interesting factsconcerning the last Presidentialelection:

number of States wo by:Obama: 19 McCain: 29

Square miles of lad wo by:Obama: 580,000 McCain:2,427,000

Populatio of couties wo by:Obama: 127 million McCain: 143million

Murder rate per 100,000residets i couties wo by:Obama: 13.2 McCain: 2.1

Professor Olson adds: "Inaggregate, the map of theterritory McCain won wasmostly the land owned bythe taxpaying citizens ofthe country.

Obama territorymostly encompassedthose citizens living inlow income tenementsand living off variousforms of governmentwelfare..."

Olson believesthe United Statesis now somewhere

between the "complacency andapathy" phase of Professor Tyler'sdefinition of democracy, with someforty percent of the nation's popu-lation already having reached the"governmental dependency" phase.

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Crude oil, West TX Inter. (barrel) $38.74 $91.38 135.9% 2

Corn, No.2 yellow, Central IL $3.56 $6.33 78.1% 2

Soybeans, No. 1 yellow, IL $9.66 $13.75 42.3% 2

Sugar, cane, raw, world, lb. Fob $13.37 $35.39 164.7% 2

Unemployment rate, non-farm, overall7.6% 9.4% 23.7% 3

Unemployment rate, blacks 12.6% 15.8% 25.4% 3

Number of unemployed 1 1,61 6,00 0 1 4,48 5,00 0 2 4.7% 3

Number of fed. Employees 2 ,77 9, 00 0 2 ,8 40 ,0 00 2 .2 % 3

Real median household income $50,112 $49,777 -0.7% 4

Number of food stamp recipients 3 1,9 83 ,7 16 4 3,20 0,87 8 3 5.1% 5

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Poverty rate, individuals 13.2% 14.3% 8.3% 4

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Present Situation Index 29.9 23.5 -21.4% 11

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Larry Taite started his careerwith the City of HuntingtonBeach in 1977 as part of the

Public Works Survey Section. After

a brief stint in Las Vegas in 1980-81,he returned to the City and hasnever looked back. In 1986 Larrymoved over to the Engineering/Design Section and currently worksas Civil Engineering Assistant.Unfortunately for the City, Larry

plans on retiring this summer after33 years of service. His coworkerswill miss his work ethic, his senseof humor and the stories he has toshare from his many experiences.

Larry is known for his meticulousattention to detail. Once given atask, there is no doubt that he willgive it 100% and you know it willnot only get done, but get doneright. This attention to detail has

proven valuable as evidenced by

the many successful projects withwhich he has been associated, in-cluding the many successful audits

of state and federally funded grants.Larry brings this same bird dog

attitude to his hobbies. In additionto obtaining a black belt in martialarts he is currently a member of the

World Championship USA RifleTeam. Larry set a world record in2005 at 600 yards and was

subsequently named NationalBench Rest Shooters Association(NBRSA) national champion. Mostrecently, in May 2011, Larrytravelled with the team to Ireland

where he competed in the IrelandNational Championship (an individualevent), taking a bronze medal at800 yards and grabbing the gold at

900 yards. While there the teamcompeted in the USA vs. EuropeChallenge Match and theCreedmoor Cup (USA vs. Ireland)taking gold at both events.

Larry was born in West Covina,the 6th of 7 siblings. He moved toHuntington Beach at the age ofthree and has lived here for mostof his life, attending CircleView, Perry and Dwyer Schoolsand Huntington Beach High. Heis the proud father of daughterMystie and son Mark and has 3grandchildren. When it is all saidand done, family is more importantto Larry than anything else in hislife. We wish him the best in a welldeserved retirement.

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Rancho Santa Margarita, CA,March 3, 2012A team often eighth graders with their

seventh grade alternates from SaintBonaventure Catholic Schooltraveled to Rancho Santa MargaritaHigh School Saturday to compete inthe annual Academic Decathlon.Undergoing a long day of superquizzes, individual testing and logicquizzes, the team walked away withthree medals. Theyve worked sohard these last few months, statesJanice Callender, vice principal atSaint Bonaventure Catholic School.We are beyond proud of theiraccomplishment right out of thegate. And we will be back nextyear. The team from Serra Catholicwon Best Overall out of the 16Catholic schools participating andwill represent the Diocese of Orangeat the state competition in May.

This year marked the first timeSaint Bonaventure students have

competed in the event. Medal

winners wereCatherine Trinh,1st place inLiterature; KayliMinear, 2nd placein Religion; andAurora Johnson,4th place in Science.We were thrilledto see SaintBonaventure atthe Decathlon,says Sally Todd,assistant superintendent for OrangeCounty Catholic Schools. She saysthat the Academic Decathlon is theonly intermediate level competitionin the country.

For more information pleasecontact Judy Luttrell, St.Bonaventure Catholic School

principal, at (714) 846-2472 [email protected] photos are available; sendrequest to [email protected].

During WWII, Irena, got permission to workin the Warsaw ghetto, as a Plumbing/Sewer

specialist. She had an ulterior motive. Irenasmuggled Jewish infants out in the bottom of thetool box she carried. She also carried a burlap

sack in the back of her truck, for larger kids.

Irena kept a dog in the back that shetrained to bark when the Nazisoldiers let her in and out of the

ghetto. The soldiers, of course,wanted nothing to do with the dog and

the barking covered the kids/infants noises.

During her time of doing this, she managedto smuggle out and save 2500 kids/infants.

Ultimately, she was caught, however, and the Nazi's broke both of her

legs and arms and beat her severely.

Irena kept a record of the names of all the kids she had smuggledout, in a glass jar that she buried under a tree inher back yard. After the war, she tried tolocate any parents that may have

survived and tried to reunite the family.Most had been gassed. Those kidsshe helped got placed into foster familyhomes or adopted.

In 2007 Irena was up for the NobelPeace Prize. She was not s elected. Al Gorewon, for a slide show on Global Warming.

Later President Barack Obama,won for his work as a communityorganizer for ACORN.

Thank God for all the IrenaSendlers in the world and wehope and pray there will bemore in our future.

I was in my back yard trying to launch a kite.

I threw the kite up in the air, the wind wouldcatch it for a few seconds, then it would comecrashing back down to earth.

I tried this a few more timeswith no success.

All the while, a lady friendis watching from the kitchen

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She opens the windowand yelled to me,

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I turned with a confused lookon my face and yelled back,

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Ahusband had

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Finding newcourage that henever knew hehad, he stormedinto thekitchen andannounced to his wife, "From nowon, you need to know that I am theman of this house and my word isthe 'Law.' You will prepare me agourmet meal tonight, bring it tome, and when I am done eating mymeal, you will clear the dishes andserve me a scrumptious dessert.

After dinner, you are going to goupstairs with me and we will makelove the way I want! Afterwards,you are going to draw me a bathso I can relax. You will put onsoothing music, wash my back andtowel me dry and bring me myrobe. You will massage my feetand hands to relieve any last bit oftension so that I can sleep like a

baby. Then tomorrow, guesswho's going to dress me and combmy hair?"

The wife replied, "The funeraldirector would be my first guess,unless I have your arse cremated."

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Saint Bonaventure Catholic School Wins ThreeMedals at Academic Decathlon

Remember this lady?Irena Sendler

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Acouple of months ago, I had theopportunity to donate 24 basketballsto the Huntington Valley Boys and

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To capture as much of the Santa Ana Riverwater as possible, the District installed a long,rubber inflatable dam in 1993. The dam is320 feet long and 7 feet high. During floodevents, the dam can be deflated. Whendeflated the dam lies flat on the riverbed.When flows begin to subside, the dam can bere-inflated so that water can be diverted fromthe river channel. The cost to construct thedam, pipes, valves, compressor and otherequipment was $3.2 million. It is estimatedthat the additional storm water captured bythe dam paid for the dam in the first winter ofoperation! There is no question that this damis a key part of the Districts groundwaterrecharge system.

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Dear EarthTalk:What caused

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~Walt Bottone, Englewood, NJ

Solyndra was a California-based maker of thin-filmsolar cells affixed to cylindrical panels thatcould deliver more energy thanconventional flat photovoltaic

panels. The companys novel systemmounted these flexible cells, madeof copper, indium, gallium anddiselenide (so-called CIGS), ontocylindrical tubes where theycould absorb energy from anydirection, including from indirect andreflected light.

Solyndras technology was sopromising that the U.S. government provided $535 million in loanguaranteeswhereby taxpayers footthe payback bill to lenders if a

borrower fails. And fail Solyndra did:In September 2011 the companyceased operations, laid off allemployees, and filed for bankruptcy.

What caused this shooting star of alternative energyto burn out so spectacularly after just six years in

business and such a large investment? Part of whatmade Solyndras technology so promising was its lowcost compared to traditional photovoltaic panels thatrelied on once costlier silicon. When Solyndralaunched, processed silicon was selling at historichighs, which made CIGS a cheaper option, reportsRachel Swaby in Wired Magazine. But silicon

producers overreacted to the price run-up and flooded

the market. The result was that silicon prices dropped90 percent, eliminating CIGS initial price advantage.

Another problem for Solyndra was the falling priceof natural gasthe cleanest of the readily availablefossil fuelsas extractors implemented newtechnologies including horizontal drilling andhydraulic fracturing to get at formerly inaccessibledomestic reserves in shale rock. In 2001 shale gasaccounted for two

percent of U.S. natural gas output,while today that number is closer to 30 percent. Theresult of this increased supply is that the price ofnatural gas has fallen by some 77 percent since 2008,meaning utilities can produce electricity from itmuch cheaper as well. Renewables simply cantcompete, adds Swaby.

The final blow to Solyndra was Chinas creation ofa $30 billion credit line for its nascent solar industry.The result: Chinese firms went from making justsix percent of the worlds solar cells in 2005 tomanufacturing more than half of them today, says

Swaby. U.S. market share is now just seven percent.

Low natural gas prices have also hurt otherrenewables, especially given the slow economy andits stifling effect on innovation. To wit, the rate of newwind-turbine installations in the U.S. has declined bymore than half since 2008. The fossil fuel industryand its allies in Congress clearly see the solar andwind industries as a threat and will try to kill [them],says Representative Edward Markey, a top Democraton the House Energy and Commerce Committee.

Regardless of the challenges in furtheringrenewables, the White House remains committed tothe greener path. In his recent State of the Union,President Obama renewed the call for a federalRenewable Energy Standard that would force utilitiesto derive significant percentages of their power fromcleaner, greener sources. This would providemuch-needed regulatory uniformity and a more robustand consistent market for renewable power, wherever

solar panels, wind turbines or other equipment happento be manufactured.

Navigating a wine list can bedaunting: Even wine geeks areintimidated by the leather-bound tomesthat so many restaurants hand out.When the wine list doesn't land on thetable with a thud, patrons are still metwith unrecognizable regions and

producers. Plus, no matter where youdine or how much you know, pricescan be senseless.

Fortunately, deciphering a restaurant'slist doesn't have to be stressful. Here arefive simple tips.

Ask For Help: The era of the snootysommelier is over. Whereas yesteryear'ssommeliers were glorified sales agentswho intimidated their guests by pushingexpensive, predictable wines, today's

sommeliers are wine zealots, eager toshare their passion and palates. So if therestaurant you're visiting employs a wine

professional, ask for advice. Most arekeen to help patrons find the perfectwine, regardless of the price.

Be Brave: If you're at a restaurantwith an impressive wine list, seize the op-

portunity to be adventurous. Your dinnercompanions will be impressed with yourcourage, and you'll learn something new.

If you like Chardonnay, for example,consider Viognier. If you like SauvignonBlanc, try Torrontes or Albarino. If youtypically order California Cabernet,consider ordering Malbec or Sangiovese.And don't be afraid of Merlot. Eventhough it's become cool to bash thegrape, Merlot can be as rich as

Cabernet Sauvignon, and is generallymore approachable.

If everyone at your table has orderedsomething different, opt for anunusual wine that'll pair with virtuallyeverything. For white, think AustrianGruner Veltliner. For red, thinkSicilian Nero d'Avola.

Look For Value: I recently chattedwith Kathy MorganMS one of just186 people world-wide to earn the"master sommelier"designation andshe insisted thatgood deals can be

found virtuallyeverywhere.

"Don't be afraidto order cheaperwines, especially ifthe wine list was puttogether by asommelier or awine professional,"she explained. "Ifthought is put intothe list, all the winesshould be good."

If there isn't asommelier, Morganadvises people to seek out wines fromless popular regions. At steakhouses, forexample, you can often find deals onPinot Noir from France and the United

States, as most patrons order bigger wines. And at everyrestaurant, wines from Spaintypically offer a great value.

Try Some Glasses: Morganis also convinced that skippingthe bottle list can be a wisedecision. "At restaurants withserious wine programs," she explained,

"sommeliers seewines by the glassas an introductionto their programs

they knowthat's where

people are goingto get their first

impression."Ordering by

the glass alsoenables patrons totry a wine beforecommitting to it

it's not frownedupon to ask yourserver for a tasteof something

before ordering afull glass. Plus,ordering by theglass makes iteasier to try a

variety of wines at one meal.Remember That You're In Charge: Is

your wine too warm? Do you feelpressured to spend more than you'd like?

Is your server refillingyour glass too quickly?If the answer to any ofthese questions is "yes,"speak up!

Restaurants are noto-rious for serving redwine too warm redsshould always be served

slightly cool, at about 60-65 degrees. Soif your wine tastes like it's been sitting atroom temperature, ask for an ice bucketor switch to a white wine or beer.

If the sommelier is steering youtowards something too expensive, therewas probably a miscommunication. Sosay something. If you don't want to letyour guests know how much you're

spending, point to the price you'rethinking and ask for something similar.Finally, don't be embarrassed to ask

your server to slow down. I always insiston finishing my glass of wine before it'srefilled. That way, I can track the wine'sevolution and better monitor how muchI've consumed.

While there are countless otherways to navigate a restaurant's wine

program, these five tips should be easyto remember and help elevate yournext dining experience.

Five Tips forNavigating a Wine List

The information contained in this column does notnecessarily reflect the opinion of The Local News.

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According to recent data, the housing marketmay have finally be reached bottom. For manyhomeowners that have been watching the equityin their home stripped away year after year, thisis welcome news. For prospective buyers whohave been hesitant to get in, this may be the signtheyve been waiting for.

For buyers, the timing couldnt be any better.Depressed values combined with record lowmortgage rates have pushed home affordabilityto an all-time high. Many peo-

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The primary variable thats been keepingprospective buyers on the sidelines is the fearthat values might drop even further after theyve

bought. This may no longer be a cause forconcern. According to a recent reportfrom the Commerce Department, homevalues actually rose in December of2011 compared to the prior year.The difference was small only 0.7% - but itsthe first positive data that weve seen in a longtime regarding home values. Although the yearsfinal figures still showed a drop in values, thatdecline was only 2.4% from the prior year. InCalifornia, values only fell 1.3% in 2011. Thesefigures are substantially less than the 10-20%annual declines weve previously becomeaccustomed to, and a welcome sign that thehousing market may finally be stabilizing.

For those who already own a home, the painof watching their largest investment decrease invalue year after year may finally be reaching anend. Many of these homeowners have beenunable to sell or refinance their existing homesas a result of no longer having sufficient equityto qualify for terms that offer any benefit.This recent data provides welcome optimismthat the equity they want and need may soon

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The data provides an additional optimism interms of refinancing programs. Lenders

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On a broader note, this may be the data thatthe country as a whole has been waiting for tofinally stage a recovery in our draggingeconomy. The housing market has been thefoundation of every single economic recoveryfor the last century. It happened after the GreatDepression, it happened in the 1980s, and its

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