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by Alexa Rexroth
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jet noise led to the city council
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jet noise commission. The city manager

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and city attorney will work together
alongside city council liaisons to amend
the municipal code to create the commis-
Parkside Estates sion within a 90-day framework. Council
members Barbara Delgleize and Patrick
Brenden presented the issue and their re-
sounding support for the creation of a jet
Models noise commission.
“The spirit of this group has really been
about collaboration and building consen-

sus. I believe that the request we’re mak-
ing—having the municipal code to create
a jet noise commission—really will be in
the long-term interest of our city and res-
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idents,” said Delgleize. “The residents
will have a place to come to, complain to,
The model homes are now open.
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or make suggestions. For a lot of folks,
there’s been a lot of frustration because
they didn’t know what to do or where to
go.”
ewer Lift Station: Southern California Edison is ing and acceptance by the City of the new facility. Following Delgleize’s comments,
scheduled to set the transformer this week. The Stormwater System - Reinforced Concrete Box Brenden stressed the importance of cre-
meter has been released by the City. The station (RCB): The new RCB, which crosses underneath the ating a platform for the city to have a
testing, utilizing potable water, is scheduled to begin Wintersburg Channel and empties into the Slater Chan- voice in the matter. “We need to have a
next month. Upon successful testing, the sewer lift sta- nel, has been completed. That portion of the levy, that voice when the FAA is making decisions.
tion will be tied in to the new force main and a 30-day runs over the new RCB, will be restored within the The lack of a voice creates a magnet for
operational test will begin. Demolition of the existing next two weeks. All work within the County’s channel flights over our city,” said Brenden. “We
lift station and abandonment of the existing force main right-of-way, including the cofferdam removal, will be can’t let that happen. This jet noise com-
will occur after the successful 30-day operational test- completed mid-October. mission is something that will be in exis-
tence for many years to come and will
Huntington Beach Fire Department Open House

continue to give us a voice and help to en-
sure that we don’t become a dumping
on Saturday, October 13, 2018

ground for other communities’ issues
with jet noise.”
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In January, Huntington Beach created
an air traffic noise working group to un-
on’t miss the 2018 Huntington strations at 11:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. derstand concerns about flight patterns
Beach Fire Department Open Visit with your local firefighters, and aircraft noise. A citizen group subse-
House on Saturday, October 13 from watch exciting demonstrations, meet quently formed to combat the noise issue
10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Fire Station 1, Sparky the Fire Dog and see a fire and created a website to provide a virtual
located at 18311 Gothard Street, engine up close! petition. The goal of the petition, accord-
Huntington Beach CA, 92648. Refreshments will be prepared ing to the group, is to “work with the
The Open House is in recognition courtesy of the Huntington Beach FAA to revert these super-highways back
of National Fire Prevention Week Firefighters’ Association and bever- to more dispersed and environmentally
(firepreventionweek.org): Look. ages will be provided by the Fire friendly flight paths as well as raise over-
Liste. Learn. Be aware. Fire can Management Association. flights to the maximum altitudes safety
happen anywhere. This article was released by the allows.” The petition currently has 1,470
There will be Firefighting demon- City of Huntington Beach. virtual signatures.
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From One Friend To Another

Obituary
A n Obituary printed in the London Times.....Ab-
solutely Dead Brilliant!!
Take a minute to read these goofy with.
sayings and be sure to read all
the way to the bottom: Written
That everyone you meet de-
I've learned...
serves to be greeted with a

by Andy Rooney, a man who That sometimes all a person
I've learned...
Today we mourn the passing of a beloved old smile.
friend, Common Sense, who has been with us for had the gift of saying so much needs is a hand to hold and a
many years. with so few words. heart to understand.
That no one is perfect until
I've learned...
No one knows for sure how old he was, since his
birth records were long ago lost in bureaucratic red you fall in love with them.
That the best classroom in That simple walks with my
I've learned... I've learned...
tape. He will be remembered as having cultivated
such valuable lessons as: the world is at the feet of an father around the block on
elderly person. summer nights when I was a That opportunities are never
I've learned...
- Knowing when to come in out of the rain;
- Why the early bird gets the worm; child did wonders for me as an lost; someone will take the
- Life isn't always fair; adult. ones you miss.
That when you're in love, it
I've learned...
- And maybe it was my fault.
Common Sense lived by simple, sound financial shows.
That life is like a roll of toi-
I've learned...
That I wish I could have told
I've learned...
policies (don't spend more than you can earn) and re-
liable strategies (adults, not children, are in charge). let paper. The closer it
That just one person saying gets to the end, the
I've learned...
His health began to deteriorate rapidly when well-
intentioned but overbearing regulations were set in to me, 'You've made my day!' faster it goes.
place. Reports of a 6-year-old boy charged with sex- makes my day.
ual harassment for kissing a classmate; teens sus-
That money doesn't
I've learned...
pended from school for
That having a child fall buy class.
I've learned...
using mouthwash
after lunch; and a asleep in your arms is one of
teacher fired for the most peaceful feelings in
the world That it's those small
I've learned...
reprimanding an
daily happenings that
S e nse unruly only
student,
worsened make life so spectacu-
on That being kind is more im- lar.
I've learned...
m m his condition.
Co Common portant than being right. my Mom that I love her one
Sense lost ground more time before she passed
That under everyone's hard away.
I've learned...
when parents attacked teachers for
That you should never say shell is someone who wants to
I've learned...
doing the job that they themselves had failed
to do in disciplining their unruly children. no to a gift from a child. be appreciated and loved.
That the less time I have to
I've learned...
It declined even further when schools were re-
quired to get parental consent to administer sun lo- work with, the more things I
That I can always pray for That to ignore the facts does get done.
I've learned... I've learned...
tion or an aspirin to a student; but could not inform
parents when a student became pregnant and wanted someone when I don't have not change the facts.
to have an abortion. the strength to help him in any HAPPY FRIENDSHIP
k
Common Sense lost the will to live as the churches other way. WEEK TO YOU!
That when you plan to get
I've learned...
became businesses; and criminals received better YOU ARE MY FRIEND
treatment than their victims. even with someone, AND I AM HONORED!
That no matter how serious you are only letting that per-
I've learned...
Common Sense took a beating when you couldn't
defend yourself from a burglar in your own home your life requires you to be, son continue to hurt you.
and the burglar could sue you for assault. everyone needs a friend to act
IMAGINE A
Common Sense finally gave up the will to live,
after a woman failed to realize that a steaming cup
WORLD WITHOUT
of coffee was hot. She spilled a little in her lap, and
was promptly awarded a huge settlement.
NEWSPAPERS....
Common Sense was preceded in death,
-by his parents, Truth and Trust,
-by his wife, Discretion,
-by his daughter, Responsibility,
-and by his son, Reason.
He is survived by his 5 stepbrothers;
- I Know My Rights
- I Want It Now
- Someone Else Is To Blame
- I'm A Victim
- Pay me for Doing Nothing
Not many attended his funeral because so few re-
alized he was gone. If you still remember him, pass
this on. If not, join the majority and do nothing. Miracle cure kills fifth patient
We believe and practice being fully involved with the communities we serve.
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After she was removed from
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proached the "paymaster"
(photo below left).
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Here she collects her pro-
tester 'pay'.... (photo below
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politically and events take place locally. We also believe right).
Who pays the paymaster? The suspect list is l-o-n-g.
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OPED NATIONS OF THE WORLD THAT non-U.S. Holdout. Illegal aliens stopped getting
Chris Epting, Cathy Green, Moe Kanoudi,
Jordan Kobritz, City of HB PIO OFFER BIRTHRIGHT CITIZENSHIP TO THE citizenship for their newborn babies in 2009.
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address letters to Editor at address below. Include your
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prohibited without written permission. Subscriptions are - United Kingdom repealed in 1983.
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Home delivery is augmented by direct mail to specific who are sending illegals across our borders.
local residents, business and officials. We encourage your Currently, the CBP(Customs Border Protec-
support and participation. Seal Beach, Rossmoor, tion) reports that of those apprehended ille-
Los Alamitos, Surfside & Sunset Beach have Market gally crossing the border, China is number one.
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developed nation in the world has
gotten rid of birthright citizenship
policies. Yet, most of U.S. news
media and politicians the last two
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new presidential limousine, but The limo has a diesel engine to pro-
now it appears General Motors pel its near-20,000-pound self down
has "The Beast" in working order the road, but we couldn't detect
for President Donald Trump. The much of an oil-burner sound over
new limo was spotted in public for those gigantic truck tires. This week
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beyond that. If you look closely, awesome defense mechanisms are
Trump appears to be in the second public knowledge, we're sure there
"Beast" of the twin truck-based are plenty that remain classified.
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Hooray for G&M Oil - Great Local Partner

G&M Oil is proposing to redevelop ience store that will include the sale stead of 15 ft., and a decorative metal ditions trigger the need to widen
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consists of service station pumps, an operation for both the service station required setbacks, but if traffic con- quested setback deviations.
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Nuvision CA Governor Vetoes

Undocumented Immigrant
Buys... Bills; Challenge To
Sanctuary State Status
Alaska
O
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by Jeff Powers
By Subrina Hudson n Thursday, Brown vetoed two bills that would have allowed undocumented im-
Orange county Business migrants to serve on state boards and commissions, and would have prevented
Journal & Press releases immigration authorities from
untington Beach- making arrests inside court-
based Nuvision houses.
Credit Union an- Sen. Ricardo Lara, who is run-
ning for Insurance Commis-
nounced Monday that it will merge with Anchorage, Alaska- sioner against Independent Steve
based Denali Federal Credit Union, effective Oct. 1. Poizner, co-authored both bills.
The combined credit union will have more than $2.2 billion in After the veto Lara said,
assets and serve more than 160,000 members across 31 branches “There was a time when Chinese
in California, Alaska, Arizona, Washington and Wyoming. Americans, Japanese Americans,
Nuvision Chief Executive Roger Ballard will become the CEO African Americans, and
and Denali CEO Bob Teachworth will lead Denali’s operations Catholics were prevented from serving, and California cleared away those barriers,”
in the Pacific Northwest, a press release said. Lara said. “I predict that this barrier will eventually fall.”
Denali will operate as a division of Nuvision and continue to Brown was concerned the proposed law could have unintended consequences. “I
operate its branches and retain its branding. believe the prudent path is to allow for that guidance to be released before enacting
Nuvision is No. 2 on the Business Journal’s annual list of credit new laws in this area,” Brown said.
In 2013, Brown vetoed a bill that would have allowed non-citizens who are legal
unions. It reported net assets of $1.6 billion as of June 2017, up residents to serve on juries. At the time Brown noted, “Jury service, like voting, is
10.3% year-over-year. Employee count was 267. quintessentially a prerogative and responsibility of citizenship.”
Blow To Sanctuary State Law?

An Orange County judge’s ruled this week that California’s Sanctuary
State protections for undocumented immigrants are unconstitutional.Despite
What Made that ruling, state Atty. Gen. Xavier Becerra said Friday the state would con-
tinue to uphold its laws.
America ... Becerra wrote in a statement, “Preserving the safety and constitutional
rights of all our people is a statewide imperative which cannot be undermined
America... by contrary local rules. We will continue working to ensure that our values
and laws like the California Values Act are upheld throughout our state.”
and that A City Attorney with Huntington Beach, Michael Gates, said the ruling
makes California’s 121 charter cities — which includes San Diego — exempt
was Great! from SB 54, the bill authored by Kevin de León.
“This is a significant victory for the rule of law, the [California] Constitu-
tion, the city’s charter authority and other charter cities,” Gates said in a state-
ment, “We will continue to hold Sacramento accountable for unconstitutional
state law overreaches. The city of Huntington Beach will not allow Sacra-
mento to violate its constitutionally protected rights.”
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Beer and Baseball, Kobritz

Suck it In, on
Drink it Down Sports
Lost amid the excitement of September pen- value of associating with the National Pastime, have also combined sponsorship
nant races and the tabloid coverage of which with team ownership. Beverage companies that have owned teams include An-
By Jordan Kobritz NBA players slept with their teammate’s girl- heuser-Busch, owner of the St. Louis Cardinals; Jacob Ruppert Brewing Company,
friend, was an announcement that AB InBev makers of Knickerbocker beer, owned the Yankees; National Bohemian Brewery
(ABI), makers of Budweiser and other brands, had signed agreements to feature purchased the St. Louis Browns from Bill Veeck and moved the team to Baltimore
active MLB and NBA players in where they became the Orioles; and Labatt Brewing Company, original owners
beer ads. of the Toronto Blue Jays.
The marketing deals were techni- Breweries have regularly used athletes from individual sports, including golfers
cally between the brewer and the Annika Sorenstam and Sergio Garcia along with former NASCAR driver Dale
players’ unions, the MLBPA and Earnhardt Jr., in responsible drinking campaigns. But since the ‘50s, brewers, in
NBPA, not directly with the leagues. concert with sports leagues, have adhered to the Beer Institute’s Advertising &
However, ABI needed league ap- Marketing Code and voluntarily banned any advertising that included active team
proval to combine team names, uni- players.
forms and logos with player names The public reason given for prohibiting active players from shilling for alcohol
and imagery in advertising. The interests has always centered on the message it sends to young people. But in the
agreements mark the first time in internet age, such concerns are baseless. Teams also accept money from gambling
sixty years active players will be interests while prohibiting active players from doing likewise. Is that restriction
compensated for promoting beer. also about to be loosened now that sports betting is legal in the U.S?
The significance of the new The agreement with the NBPA may be more valuable to ABI than the one with
agreements may surprise most fans MLB players, given the higher public profile of NBA players such as LeBron
as players have regularly promoted James, Kevin Durant and Stephen Curry.
beer on behalf of their teams, de- Whether you agree or disagree with the new world order, at least the players
spite MLB’s official position that “it will finally receive a share of the bounty they help produce.
does not permit active players to be
involved in the advertising or pro- Jordan Kobritz is a former attorney, CPA, and Minor League Baseball
motion of alcohol-related products.”
What they really mean is players team owner and current investor in MiLB teams. He is a Professor in
can promote beer if it makes money and Chair of the Sport Management Department at SUNY Cortland
for their team, but not for them- and maintains the blog: http://sportsbeyondthelines.com The opinions
selves. contained in this column are the author’s. Jordan can be reached at
Beer and baseball have had a symbiotic relationship since the inception of the jordan.kobritz@cortland.edu.
sport. Teams and leagues have never been reluctant to seek and accept sponsor-
ships from brewers. Breweries, recognizing the name recognition and marketing The information contained in this column does not necessarily
reflect the opinion of The Local News.
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GALLEGOS United Promotes

Silvina Cendra to Head of
Strategy & Planning
Award-Winning, Culturally-Attuned
Independent Agency Delivers Creativity in
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ndrew Delbridge, president powerful insights, actionable
and chief strategy officer of growth-strategies and exceptional
top-ranked culturally-attuned, in- creative ideas to our clients," said
dependent advertising agency Delbridge. "She is the epitome of
GALLEGOS United, today an- what it means to be culturally at-
nounced that Silvina Cendra has tuned and is arguably one of the
HISTORY
leading authorities on how to har-
ness the cultural shifts in today's
very interesting
marketplace. We value her leader-
ship and contributions and congrat-
ulate her on this well-deserved
promotion."
Prior to GALLEGOS United,
Cendra worked at GlobalHue New
York, at Euro RSCG's New
York and Puerto Rico offices,
S
and at HAVAS Argentina, serv-
icing a variety of Fortune 500
ome very interesting
companies including Verizon,
history about a phrase
Chivas Regal, DIRECTV, Bris- or two with common usage.
tol Meyers and others. “Baths consisted of a big
Cendra was educated in Ar- tub filled with hot water.
gentina and holds a M.B.A. in The man of the house had
Silvina Cendra, Business Administration from the privilege of the nice
Head of Strategy & Planning, UADE Business School and a clean water, then all the
GALLEGOS United B.A in Economic Studies-Cum other sons and men, then
Laude from University of the women, and finally the
been promoted from Planning Buenos Aires where she served children. Last of all the ba-
Director to Head of Strategy & as Assistant Professor, Statis- bies. By then the water was
Planning. tics. She also completed post- so dirty you could actually
lose someone in it.
Cendra first joined GALLEGOS graduate studies in Marketing
Hence the saying, ‘Don’t
United in March 2011 and brings at the IAE Business School in throw the baby out with
more than 18 years of international Argentina. A featured speaker the bath water!’”
experience in advertising, market- at the Advertising Research
ing, research and economics to her Foundation's "Re: Think" 2015
role. In her seven years at GALLE- conference and at its Multicultural
J
GOS United, she has lent senior- Forum, she has received numerous
level strategy and creative awards for her work including a apan is a country which has a rich
culture that combines old traditions
Japan is Not
planning support to agency clients 2017 Effie Gold, a 2017 Reggie from the past centuries with today’s in-
assisting brands, including Com- Award Gold, a 2016 Jay Chiat credible technology. Therefore, due to
cast, JCPenney, TurboTax, The
Clorox Company, Target and oth-
Gold, and a 2016 U.S.H. Idea Sil-
ver for the Xfinity "Language
Perfect But their unique place in both history and
the present, it’s little wonder that Japan-
ers, in leveraging consumer in- Choice" campaign; in addition to a Unlike Any ese life differs greatly from the one that
we’re used to In fact, sometimes, this
Other Country
sights to better engage 2015 REGGIE Gold on behalf of country surprises us so much that we’d
cross-cultural consumers and drive JCPenney and several Nam- be forgiven for thinking that it’s from
growth. icvEMMA and HAPE awards. another planet. The following photo
proves that Japan is unlike any other
country.
This lost bag was placed

under a tree with nothing
being stolen.
Surf Dogs ride a wave in tandem during the

10th annual Surf City Surf Dog contest in
Huntington Beach, California, Sept. 29, 2018.
(Photo/Agencies)
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Imagine a Day
Without Water
I
magine a Day Without uncomfortable, but survivable. Having the water out widespread use of so called “purple pipe” recycled
Water (Oct. 10) raises for a week or a month after a natural disaster would be wastewater for irrigation of golf courses, parks and
awareness about the a different story. highway greenbelts.
value of water as a life source There are millions of people living in Orange That approach has been widely used and the conser-
and the importance to invest County, many more than the natural water supply vation of limited water resources has been a wonderful
in water infrastructure to make sure that every time we could support without advanced water infrastructure. benefit for our region. The Orange County Water Dis-
turn on the tap, quality, reliable water is there when we Certainly, too many to support with the comfortable trict (OCWD) was also an early developer of that ap-
want and need it. It was established to engage the pub- lifestyle we have become accustomed to. That clean, proach, but later took it a giant leap further when it
lic on the importance of safe, clean and reliable water safe and green lifestyle did not come without foresight pioneered the use of new water purification technolo-
now and for generations to come. The following story from past and current water leaders in our area. The gies.
will make you glad aqueduct sys- Recycled drinkable water from wastewater is put
our forefathers tems extend- back into the large Orange County Groundwater Basin.
brought water to this ing from Other water sources include Santa Ana River water,
area and that efforts to northern Cal- stormflows (when we get rain), imported water, and
provide water to our ifornia and incidental water that seeps down into the basin, such
growing population as when you water your lawn.
continue. A GWRS technician monitors re- Your city then pumps it and
What if your local verse osmosis pressure vessels. sends it and imported water
water department sent Recycled drinkable water enters through its own pipeline system to
you a letter indicating recharge basin for percolation into your home. There are a few more
that it needed to do a the groundwater basin, from which steps, but you get the picture. All
north and central Orange County of these sources and infrastructure
valve repair in the
cities get about 75 percent of their
street and you would water needs.
ensure water quality and reliabil-
be without water for ity so, hopefully, you don’t have
most of a day? Know- the Colorado to worry about a day without water.
ing of the impending River were As early as kindergarten, we are taught to appreciate
shutdown you can run i n c r e d i b l y and admire police, firefighters, doctors, nurses, teach-
the dishwasher, throw ambitious for ers, clergy and many others dedicated to the welfare
in a load of laundry and fill a few pots for cooking and their age, any age in fact. But even those projects com- of their neighbors—and rightfully so. What about
a few buckets for toilet flushing to be ready. Taking a pleted a generation ago were not enough. water workers? They are every bit as critical to a com-
shower early in the morning before the jackhammer The baby boomer generation followed the importa- fortable and safe life. Cheers, and raise a glass of water
started pounding out front would also be important tion projects with an equally important water reuse for the behind-the-scenes operators in the water supply
knowing that being all soaped up right at the time the strategy. What these managers came up with was the world.
water was cut off would be a disaster.
A day without water would be ok if you were given Cathy Green was elected to OCWD in November 2010. She served two terms on the Huntington Beach
notice. A surprise shutdown without notice would be City Council and was Mayor twice. Huntington Beach has been home to the Green Family over 41 years
The information contained in this column does not necessarily reflect the opinion of The Local News.
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E
Cookies, Cocktails & WOMEN

OLD FASHION EvA PEROn
PEANUT BUTTER COOKIES Eva Peron served as Argentina’s First lady from
If you have a jar of peanut butter in the house, you can make these simple cook- 1946 to 1952. Eva Peron or ‘Evita’ became a
ies right now. With just a handful of pantry staples and a half an hour, you can powerful political figure with a large support base
bake up a batch of these classics for an after school treat or a fuss free dessert. We amongst the poor and working class trade union
prefer to use chunky peanut butter but if creamy is all you have on hand, that’s members. She inspired millions with her cam-
OK too. However, we do recommend using a kid-friendly peanut butter here: the paigns to help the poor and give women the right
natural varieties will bake into a crumbly cookie which can be tough to transport to vote. To her supporters, she was a saint who
in lunch boxes. strove to overcome poverty and injustice. To her
detractors (in the nation’s military and bour-
Ingredients geoisie) she was a controversial figure at the heart
2 cups creamy peanut butter (not the all-natural variety) 1½ cups granulated of Argentinian politics.
sugar ½ cup packed light brown sugar 2 large eggs 2 teaspoons baking soda 2 tea-
spoons pure vanilla extract ½ teaspoon kosher salt
How to Make It
Step 1
Heat oven to 350° F.
Benton’s Old Fashioned Cocktail
INGREDIENTS IN THE BENTON’S OLD FASHIONED COCKTAIL
Step 2 2 oz Fat-washed Four Roses bourbon*
Using an electric mixer, beat the 1⁄4 oz Grade B maple syrup
peanut butter and sugars on 2 dashes Angostura bitters
medium-high speed until fluffy, 2 to Garnish: Orange peel
3 minutes. Reduce speed to low and Glass:Rocks glass
beat in the eggs, baking soda,
vanilla, and salt. HOW TO MAKE THE BENTON’S
OLD FASHIONED COCKTAIL
Step 3 Add all the ingredients into a mixing
Roll heaping tablespoonfuls of glass and stir.
l
the dough into balls and place on
i
Strain into a rocks glass with one large
parchment-lined baking sheets,
a r
ice cube.
t
spacing them 2 inches apart. With a Express the oil of an orange peel over
k e
lightly floured fork, press the dough the cocktail and drop in the peel.
c
to a ⅜-inch thickness, making a *Fat-washed Four Roses bourbon
o n
crisscross pattern on top of each (from Jim Meehan’s “The PDT Cocktail
r
cookie. Book”): In a cambro/container, combine
Step 4
Bake, rotating the baking sheets halfway through, until the edges are set, 10 to
1 750 mL bottle of Four Roses bourbon
and 1 1/2 oz liquified fat from Benton’s
Smoky Mountain country ham. Set aside
C Co
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completely. Store the cookies in an airtight container at room temperature for up in the freezer for 2 hours. Take the container out of the freezer, and strain the bourbon from
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EarthTalk
®
From the Editors of

E/The Environmental
Magazine
Plastic in the Ocean: Too Late to Fix?

Dear EarthTalk: What are we doing about us on the planet. gineers, Slat has created a 2,000-foot-long U-
getting rid of all the plastic floating in the ocean Governmental efforts to ban disposable plastic shaped floating plastic tube (with a 10-foot cur-
and forming giant gyres far from land? bags in grocery stores—such as in Kenya, Chile, tain dragging underneath) that can float through
—Jake Johnson, Merrimack, NH China, Australia and the UK, as well as in several the water pushed by the wind and currents, en-
U.S. cities including Washington D.C., San Fran- trapping plastic and other fragments along the
Plastic in the ocean is a big problem that first cisco, Seattle way.
came to widespread public attention in the Periodically, manned boats can
late 1980s when mariners began sharing re- catch up with the device and skim the
ports of what turned out to be a 1.6 million debris for recycling or disposal in
square kilometer garbage patch (that’s landfills back on shore. Slat and
about three times the size of France) float- crew, incorporated as the non-profit
ing in the middle of the North Pacific about The Ocean Cleanup and funded in
halfway between Hawaii and California. large part by Salesforce founder and
When this news broke, researchers started high-tech billionaire Mark Benioff,
looking deeper into the problem, and found believe they can shrink the Great Pa-
that perhaps even more troubling than plas- cific Garbage Patch by half within
tic chunks and pieces floating on the surface five years of deploying their new
that you could see with the naked eye was t hop es tha t the mar ine low-tech plastic scooper.
Dutch inventor Boyan Sla
the fact that even more plastic had broken cleanup boom he dre ame d up bac k in 201 3 can be de- If Slat’s “passive collector” does
down into tiny particles that would sink in to take a bite out of the eve r increasing as well in open ocean trials as its in-
ployed soon
on or near the ocean’s
the water column and get eaten by marine amount of plastic debris floa ting ventors hope, it could be deployed
Credit: The Ocean Cleanup.
wildlife, in turn getting passed up the food surface. for real next year. This inexpensive
chain, in some cases right onto our own din- low-tech approach is a model for
ner plates. and Boston—are no how we can solve other big environmental prob-
While reducing the amount of plastic that ends doubt a step in the right direction. And while lems if we put our minds to it.
up in the ocean is more up to the individual than these bans have proven highly successful in keep-
most environmental challenges—we can just stop ing plastic litter out of waterways, they represent
buying and using plastic—it may be easier said merely a drop in the bucket of what we could do Earthwall® is produced by
Roddy Scheer and Doug Moss and is a
than done. Plastic is a miraculous material that societally to ditch plastic. registered trademark of
has made many consumer and industrial products As for cleaning up the so-called Great Pacific Earth Action Network Inc, a 501(c)3 non-profit.
easier to fabricate and afford. The result has been Garbage Patch, technology could come to the res- SEND YOUR QUESTIONS TO:
a huge quality of life improvement for billions of cue. Dutch inventor Boyan Slat had a vision as question@earthtalk.org.
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ing system could autonomously collect plastic DONATION, CHECK OUT
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get it out of our oceans, and today his vision has The information contained in this column does not
become a reality. Along with a team of 60 en- necessarily reflect the opinion of The Local News.
PBMs Are Hogging Our Drug Discounts

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Find Out More @ perqsbar.com For instance, PBMs receive extra inflation payments
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American Patients First the administration invited public pass them along to health plans.
3 PM - 6 PM
comment on the role of pharmacy benefit managers. These Second, the document reveals that Express Scripts uses
are the mega-corporations that health insurers hire to ad- cryptic algorithms to reclassify generic drugs as brand
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minister their drug benefits. name drugs. Drugmakers usually offer higher discounts
Officials surely got an earful. In their role as
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10/05..................Top Shelf Shake
press Scripts, CVS Caremark, and OptumRx,
who together control 75% of the market col-
10/06 .........................Those Guys
10/08......Peacetime War Practice lected more than $10 billion in profits in 2015.
A recently leaked contract reveals the tactics
10/09 ........Rusty Osborne @ 8pm PBMs use to secure savings for themselves.
First, PBMs tend to hog rebates. Drug manufacturers for generics than they do for brand drugs. If a PBM gets a
offer PBMs a percentage discount or negotiated rebate off big discount on a generic drug, and then reclassifies it as
10/11...............Karaoke Thursday
a drugs list price. In exchange, the PBM agrees to cover a brand drug, it avoids passing along the full discount to
the drug under its affiliated insurance plans, thus making the health plan it’s representing. The PBM essentially buys
10/12.......................Rock Stallion
10/13.........................Parkaimoon it available to more consumers. the drug low, sells it high, and pockets the excess.
The majority of rebate dollars should, in theory, flow PBMs are knowingly profiting off the backs of Ameri-
10/15.....................Joe Blanchard back to health plans. Then the plans can pass those savings can patients, pharmacists, and innovators. It’s time for
to patients in the form of lower premiums or out-of-pocket them to change their shady practices and pass on discounts
10/16..........Beached Pearl Clams expenses. to patients. The sunlight the Trump administration is call-
..........................................@ 8pm But the leaked contract with Express Scripts, the na- ing for will be a great disinfectant.
tion’s largest PBM, gets crafty with its definition of rebate.
The contract carves out so many exceptions to the rebate Peter J. Pitts, a former Food and Drug Administration
10/18...............Karaoke Thursday
that the PBM itself ends up retaining most of the negoti- associate commissioner, is president of the Center for
ated discounts for itself. Medicine in the Public Interest.
10/19..........................Big Monsta
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Wine Quotes
ONE EIGHT contemplate it through a glass of Chambertin.”
“In victory, you deserve Champagne. In defeat “The discovery of a wine is of greater moment ― Napoleon Bonaparte
you need it.” than the discovery of a constellation. The uni-
― Napoleon Bonaparte verse is too full of stars.” SIXTEEN
― Benjamin Franklin, circa 1700s “Age is just a number. It’s totally irrelevant
TWO unless, of course, you happen to be a bottle of
“Beer is made by men, wine by God.” NINE wine.”
― Martin Luther, circa 1500s “What wine goes with Captain Crunch?” ― Joan Collins
― George Carlin
THREE SEVENTEEN
“Wine improves with age. The older I get, the TEN “Accept what life offers you and try to drink
better I like it.” “Life is too short to drink bad wine.” from every cup. All wines should be tasted;
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FOUR ELEVEN ― Paulo Coelho
“I cook with wine, sometimes I even
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― W.C. Fields, circa 1930’s “Men are like wine – some turn to vinegar,
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― Pope John XXIII
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SIX ― Forbes Magazine, May 6, 1996
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enough Champagne.” wine, or a joint, or a big delicious blob of
SEVEN heroin to silence your silly brainbox of its wit-
“Either give me more wine or leave me alone.” ― Robert Noecker terings but there has to be some form of punc-
― Rumi, circa 1200’s tuation, or life just seems utterly relentless.”
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I talked with a homeless man this morning and
asked him how he ended up this way.
He said, "Up until last week, I still had it all.
I had plenty to eat, my clothes were washed and

pressed,
I had a roof over my head,
I had HDTV and Internet, and I went to the gym,

the pool, and the library.
I was working on my MBA on-line. I had no bills

and no debt. I even had full medical coverage.
I felt sorry for him, so I asked, "What happened?

Drugs? Alcohol? ,Divorce?"
"Oh no, nothing like that," he said. "No, no....
I was paroled.
This so often is the problem. Too many niceties in

the jails.... at taxpayer's expenses.
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How the Auto Industry Is

Driving Itself Into the Future
By LISA MARIE SEGARRA Between ride sharing, ride subscriptions, and The self-driving future can seem almost utopian when looking at how much
autonomous vehicles, traveling by car is poised for a big change in the next free time passengers may gain during their commutes, but issues of safety, in-
few years. surance, and increased traffic are just as much a consideration.
Three titans of the auto industry discussed the future of cars on Tuesday at “We’re not going to really be able to build more roads,” Sundeep “Sunny”
Brainstorm Reinvent, Fortune’s conference in Chicago about innovation in Madra, vice president of Ford’s tech incubator, Ford X, said about
business. the potential for increased traffic. “We’re going to have to get more
Taking center stage were autonomous vehicles efficient.”
and how legacy carmakers will As for insurance, the trio noted that changes, including sharing
address the new needs of car data about drivers to lower costs and ensuring the performance of
owners. If drivers aren’t actually self-driving cars, will be critical in adapting to autonomous vehicles
driving, how will drivers—or and ride-sharing.
passengers, more accurately— “In a regulatory environment, the more we partner and demon-
spend their time in cars and how strate a very effective safety record, the better we can work in a
should cars be redesigned? collaborative way on regulations that support safety broadly,”
Atif Rafiq, Volvo chief digital of- Rachel Bhattacharya, director of corporate finance, strategic ini-
ficer and global chief information tiatives, and investor relations, for General Motors said.
officer, said that Volvo is working to In addition to changing how cars move, Rafiq noted that car own-
make autonomous vehicles into ership could move toward a subscription service-based model, similar to one
more of a family space than a mode many consumers are already familiar with.
of transportation. “The question was what do you do inside the car?” he said. “By 2025, we want 50% of the cars that we move, the cars that we make,
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Fans Seem Less Than Enthusiastic

About Sports Betting Rules
T
Shai Ben-Yaacov: WHYY fans entered the park with smiles on their faces.
he constant threat of rain at yesterday’s Phillies game didn’t get fans down. But when it comes to sports betting, reaction is mixed.
The team is experiencing early and unexpected success this season, and most New Jersey could legalize sports betting early next month, and Pennsylvania
may not be far behind. That’s because earlier this month, the Supreme Court
struck down a law that barred most states from legalizing sports betting. Some
sports fans are ready to dip a toe into the betting pool, while others don’t see
the decision changing their lives.
Tom Hennessey of Collingdale, Pennsylvania wasn’t interested in gambling
himself, but generally supported the ruling.
“I mean if they want to do that that’s fine,” says Hennessey. “Take
Philadelphia Phillies' it out of the hands of the underworld or whatever.”
Nick Williams hits a RBI Matt Moyer of Glenside, Pennsylvania, agrees and says he might
single off Toronto Blue put up a wager himself.
Jays' J.A. Happ to “There’s been billions and billions of dollars bet illegally so it’s good
score Aaron Altherr that states are getting involved, maybe there’s some tax revenue,” he
during the sixth inning says.
of a baseball game, Maggie Joyce, who was in from Huntington Beach, California, said
Sunday, May 27, 2018,
she might throw down some money on a game eventually if she could.
in Philadelphia. The
Blue Jays won 5-3. “I think it’s great. I think the less regulation the better. In the long
(AP Photo/Derik Hamilton) run, yeah, I think it’s a good thing. In the right circumstance I would
do it,” she says.
There’s no timeline for legalizing sports betting in Pennsylvania, but
New Jersey is poised to pass a sports betting law as early as the first
week in June. Delaware already allows bets on three or more NFL games,
known as “parlay” bets.
"Evidence doesn't support claims against Kavanaugh,

prosecutor says"
"N
NBC News /ALEX JOHNSON AND FRANK THORP V ton, D.C., has strongly denied allegations against him nesses to interview.
o reasonable prosecutor would bring sexual as- from Ford and Deborah Ramirez, a classmate of Ka- Mitchell acknowledged that the standard of proof in
sault charges against Supreme Court nominee vanaugh's at Yale University, as well as an allegation a nomination hearing is less daunting than in a criminal
Brett Kavanaugh based on the public evidence, the pros- from a third woman, Julie Swetnick, that she was the trial. But she said the allegations against Kavanaugh
ecutor whom Republicans hired to ask the questions victim of a gang rape in about 1982 at which she says didn't even rise to a lesser "preponderance-of-the-evi-
during last week's Senate hearing said in a memo to dence" standard.
senators." She highlighted what she said were inconsistencies
In the memo, which was sent to all Republican sen- in Ford's memory of dates, events and details, includ-
ators and was obtained Sunday night by NBC News, ing who invited her to the party where the alleged as-
Rachel Mitchell, the deputy county attorney in charge sault occurred, the address of the home where the party
of the Special Victims Division in Maricopa County, took place or how she got to the party.
Arizona, said her "bottom line" was that "a 'he said, Mitchell wrote that in her previous accounts of the
she said' case is incredibly difficult to prove." alleged incident — particularly in notes of sessions
"But this case is even weaker than that," Mitchell with marriage and individual therapists in 2012 and
wrote. "Dr. Ford identified other witnesses to the event, 2013 — Ford struggled to identify Kavanaugh as the
and those witnesses either refuted her allegations or assailant by name.
failed to corroborate them." Democrats and other opponents of Kavanaugh have
"I do not think that a reasonable prosecutor would contended that it was inappropriate to have a prosecu-
bring this case based on the evidence before the com- Kavanaugh was present. The FBI is conducting a one- tor question Ford in a nonjudicial setting and that
mittee," she wrote. week supplementary investigation after the Judiciary Mitchell was chosen to avoid the spectacle of 11 Re-
Mitchell led the questioning on Thursday of Christine Committee cleared Kavanaugh's nomination on a party- publican men challenging her story.
Blasey Ford, who said in her Senate testimony that she line vote last week. NBC News reported that Ramirez Mitchell wrote in her memo Sunday that "while I am
was "100 percent" certain that Kavanaugh sexually as- spoke with the FBI on Sunday but that the agency is op- a registered Republican, I am not a political or partisan
saulted her when they were in high school. erating under White House constraints on the scope of person" and that no senator reviewed the memo before
28 Kavanaugh, a U.S. appeals court judge in Washing- its investigation and that Swetnick isn't on its list of wit- it was released".
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CIVIC LX SEDAN Stk #995298, VIN 546842, Auto, 4 Cyl 2.4L,
$15,491† plus tax and fees
1 at this offer
16,625 Miles
2015 Honda
2009 Toyota
MATRIX S WAGON
ACCORD EX SEDAN
$7,910 † 1 at this offer
Stk #995473, VIN 557905, Auto, 4 Cyl 1.8L, plus tax and fees
$17, 694 † plus tax and fees

20,761 Miles
2015 Honda 1 at this offer Stk #995400, VIN 001430, Auto, 4 Cyl 2.4L,
ACCORD LX SEDAN Stk #995376, VIN 097073, Auto, 4 Cyl 2.4L, 101,789 Miles
$15,980 †
plus tax and fees 21,427 Miles
1 at this offer ^See dealer for copy of warranty.
Stk #995364, VIN 241433, Auto, 4 Cyl 2.4L, †All advertised prices exclude government fees and taxes, any finance charges, any dealer document processing charge, any electronic
26,845 Miles filing charge, and any emission testing charge. All vehicles subject to prior sale. See dealer for details. Offers expire 10/30/18.
Maintenance Service
Discount up to
$
75 Off! **
• $10 off service between $80-$149.99
888-409-4577 NormReevesHB.com • $20 off service between $150-$299.99

19131 Beach Boulevard SE HABLA ESPAÑOL CHÚNG TÔI NÓI TIÊNG VIÊT • $75 off service $650 & up
Huntington Beach, CA 92648 888-639-0717 888-567-5232 **Honda vehicles only. $75 maximum discount. Not eligible for tire purchases. Must present
coupon when order is written. Limit one coupon per person. Not valid with any other offer. Plus
tax and any hazardous waste fees. Valid only at Norm Reeves Honda Superstore Huntington
Beach, 19131 Beach Boulevard, Huntington Beach, CA 92648, 888-409-4577. Expires 11/1/18.
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SOUTH COAST

MITSUBISHI
2018 Mitsubishi
Eclipse Cross 1.5 ES
2019 Mitsubishi
Eclipse Cross ES
2018 Mitsubishi
Outlander LE
INTERNET PRICE $19,675 INTERNET PRICE $25,020 INTERNET PRICE $22,647

STOCK# S18204 / VIN Z041348 STOCK# S19064 / VIN Z010437 STOCK# S18187 / VIN JZ046858
2018 Mitsubishi 2018 Mitsubishi 2018 Mitsubishi

Mirage G4 Outlander ES Outlander Sport
$11,213 $21,032 $15,855
R MARKNEW
STOCK# S18239 / VIN HF11448 STOCK# S18034 / VIN Z005004 STOCK# S18010 / VIN Z001605
INTERNET PRICE INTERNET PRICE INTERNET PRICE
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2003 Kia 2008 GMC 2008 Mercedes-Benz 2009 Audi 2010 Mercedes-Benz
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4,988 4,988 5,988 6,988 8,800

STOCK# S17353A STOCK# S18523A STOCK# S18145A, STOCK# S8460A STOCK# S8837A
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$ $ $ $ $
INTERNET PRICE INTERNET PRICE INTERNET PRICE INTERNET PRICE INTERNET PRICE
2016 Mitsubishi 2008 Cadillac 2015 Kia 2015 Ford 2013 Chevrolet
Lancer ES Escalade ESV Optima LX C-Max Energi SEL Volt
12,988 12,988 13,700 13,800 13,800

STOCK# S18098A STOCK# S8833A STOCK# S8784P STOCK# S8737P STOCK# S8591A
VIN GU012291 VIN R136529 VIN G484959 VIN L110815 VIN U127085
$ $ $ $ $
INTERNET PRICE INTERNET PRICE INTERNET PRICE INTERNET PRICE INTERNET PRICE
SOUTH COAST MITSUBISHI

2480 Harbor Blvd • Costa Mesa CA 92626
www.southcoastmitsubishi.com
714.545.1700
All advertised prices exclude government fees and taxes, any finance charges, any dealer document preparation charge, and
any emission testing charge. Financing in lieu of factory rebates for all advertised vehicles.
*Must finance through Mitsubishi Motors Credit of America to qualify.
All dealer added accessories at retail price. Offer good through close of business Thursday 10/18/18.
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