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Race Nov. 6, 2018 - HB Downs

HANDICAPPING
Post Horse Jockey / Morning Line / Book: Watch for Scratches /
Position Rider Jockey Changes and Paddock Talk:
Race Nov. 6, 2018 - HB Downs
First Outing - very strong workouts, Post Position a + Pulls left watch
out for Bumping. Hard to predict first time out -commands attention
1 Kim Carr in the stretch...w/experience this rack- bet to win, place or show.
Feisty Spirit First time out. Head strong. Good Blood Lines...post
2 position advantage . First time this track...May need experience in
money race!
Charles "C.J." Ray
Rumors in the Paddock -pulls strong left. Might run better with
3 experience. Local bread, good lines, promising career. With experience
this track...could place in money.
Shayna Lathus
Horse with a Heart. Shows well. Stallion stock. Well schooled...No
4 KC Fockler track experience to compare with. No line. Looks disciplined.
Across the Board Favorite. Big Track Experience. Knows the
field...work outs strong Even Money Bet Include in Exacta and
5 Barbara Delgleize
Trifecta. Follow this one to winners circle.
Gotta love this entry. Wears heart in every outing. A long shot but
6 Amory Hanson should be watched. Shows enthusiasm and Character.
Thoroughbred from start to finish. Watch his head -always held high in
workouts with other challengers. Strong headed but focused on finish
7 line. Look for quick break and steady pace. Won this track. A strong
Mike Posey
Win, Place Show pick. Exacta/Trifecta safe bet. Reared on SB 35 OATS.
Strong Stallion. Head Strong...needs to lead PAC. Can't be led without
complete understanding of goals. Ran this track before and ended in
8 Erik Peterson
the money. Runs down middle of track. Works out w/#13 Even money.
Workouts have been impressive. Success on smaller tracks. MG
Dan Kalmick Farms. Does pull left. A solid 3:1 bet. This one Plans every
9 move...watch in the stretch. Knock Knock who is there!
Strong horse in the Paddock .. bucks other horses. A good heart,
10 Don "DK" Kennedy strong head. First time out. Needs experience. No line -spunk
No Handler No Trainer! Experienced! Irish trained. Stubborn but
effective. A Money Horse... Win Place Show a Good Bet. Headed for
11 William Billy O'Connell winners circle if his final workout is without issues.
Proudly wears his OCDP colors. No history. No track experience. No
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line. Shows spunk, enthusiasm and character. Hey...it's a horse race.

12 Darren Ellis
who knows! Bet your gut.
Handicapped. This Colt could Bolt! Colors Red, White and Blue. Pulls
right, Lyn/Er Farms. Nudges Gates at start... Looking to place in
13 money. Not A LONG SHOT - 3:1 PICK BY THIS HANDICAPPER.
Ron Sterud
Big Name Fans! Passed medical no steroids!
Experienced in smaller tracks -with 5/0 Win record! Impressive
breeding, well trained, late entry. Money says play a daily double,
14 mix and match w/favorites, You never know that's why we call
Michael Simons
it betting. Has strong footings. Superfecta Bet for sure!
No experience this track. A Colt with spunk. Could pull left - watching
tryouts. Colors Cardinal & Gold. A long shot based on handicapping but
15 Brian Burley
a package bet to parlay to make money. Mix & match for big money.
CONSENSUS INFO
Multiple Handicappers - Championship Race At HB Downs: HD: Horse DooDoo prolific everywhere. Favorites / Long
Shots. All Entries have our respect for qualifying for Race. Bet to Win, Place or Show: Combine for Exacta and
Tri Fecta. These are good money bets: Fave’s this race (prior to Post Time), Check for Scratches, claiming
Race... City Gets All Winners for 4 Years, fouls, extra weight some horses and others light in sad-
dle: By Post Position (#5 Horse, #7 Horse, # 8 Horse and #11 Horse)... no order predicted for top
3...ALL EVEN MONEY Long shots worth a bet (# 9 Horse & #14 Horse) 4:1 odds... its a real race. Include
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A fter returning from his honeymoon in
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tion. My beautiful Virginia, she pack a biga bas- While we drinkina way shouting at a top of
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On the road in Surf City
The Local News
By Chris MacDonald, Writer/Photographer,
Great Pacific Airshow

HB Ambassador/The Local News Columnist
Wows and
Educates Millions
“W
hen thunder roars, go @cawgcap.org), CyperP a t r i o t
indoors!” is great (R.Dalton@uscyberpatriot.org, Avi-
weather advice but ation Exploring (johnm@ocex-
most in Huntington Beach just did ploring.org), American Institute of
the opposite the past three days— Aeronautics and Astronautics
they headed outdoors-- to see the Rocketry (rkoepke@socal.rr.com)
U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds and and the Society of Experimental
other planes do acrobatics at The Test Pilots (royinlan@QNET
Great Pacific Airshow, which ended .com). The Foundation’s own
yesterday. website is aefhb.org.
Under blue skies, it was an amaz- At the show, the Society of Exper-
ing sight to behold and was enjoyed imental Pilots even had an F-22
by millions all over the Southland. Flight Simulator for people to try!
Vendors at Pier Plaza, next to the HB The military had recruiting booths
Pier, were giving away earplugs to and there were many games with
diminish the loud noises. Even the prizes.
National Oceanic and Atmos- Jet Flight Simulator, Dan Page and Lt.
pheric Administration was there General George Muellner from the
providing valuable weather tips Aerospace Education Foundation of
and safety information, includ- Huntington Beach & The Air Force
ing stickers with “When thunder Thunderbirds
roars, go indoors!”
Some of the net profits from the 5th & PCH (shopping, restaurants
show were earmarked for The Aero- and hotel) sponsored a Stunt Pilots
space Education Foundation of Question and Answer session for the

Huntington Beach, a non-profit public. Many of the Airshow pilots
which inspires youth to study aero- stayed at the Shorebreak Hotel. “Our
space, science and technology. merchants and hotel are really pros-
“We want them to pioneer the next pering from this event,” said Mar-
generation of aviation,” said Dan keting Consultant Pat Rogers, who
Page, the foundation’s executive di- had a booth with her assistant, Susan
rector and a retired Boeing manager. Welfringer.
“We offer scholarships, grants and Visit HB’s Kevin Keller said the
mentoring programs,” said the re- Airshow is “really taking off. More
tired Army Lt. Col. “This is the third and more people are coming to see
year of the fantastic show in HB and the vendors at Pier Plaza and watch
it’s a reminder of the city’s history in the awesome spectacle in the sky.
aeronautics.” Everyone’s so excited. There’s liter-
Lt. Gen. George Muellner, USAF- ally something for everyone.”
retired, former President of Boeing’s “It’s a real thrill,” said Gloria Eich-
Air Force Systems, was helping in- ler, a retired McDonnell Douglas
spire kids and adults at the Founda- employee, whose family came to
tion’s booth. town to watch the aerobatic magic.
The former F-15, 16 and 17 jet “From all over town, you can see the
pilot encouraged youth and teach- planes doing their stunts. Millions
ers to learn more about science, get to see the ‘wow’!”
technology, engineering and math For further information on this an-
(STEM) by contacting The Civil nual event, contact PacificAir-
Air Patrol (Douglas Miller Show.com.
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Tesla & China
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MARK MATOUSEK
esla said on Wednesday in its third-quarter earnings letter that it
will accelerate its production timeline at its upcoming factory in
Shanghai.
The automaker said it plans to begin parts of Model 3 production at the
Shanghai factory in 2019, though it did not specify when in 2019 produc-
tion would begin.
In July, Tesla said it expected construction for the factory to begin "in
the near future" and projected it would take around two years after con-
struction began before production started.
Tesla has said the Shanghai factory could produce around 500,000 vehi-
cles starting about four to five years after construction begins.
Tesla said on Wednesday that it will accelerate its production timeline at
its upcoming factory in Shanghai. The automaker said it plans to begin
parts of Model 3 production at the Shanghai factory in 2019, though it did
not specify when in 2019 production would begin. Tesla also said all ve-
hicles in China will be available only to Chinese customers.
In July, Tesla said it expected construction for the factory to begin "in
the near future" and projected it would take around two years after con-
struction began before production started. Tesla has said the Shanghai fac-
tory could produce around 500,000 vehicles starting about four to five
years after construction begins.
Reuters reported on Wednesday that Tesla will make its upcoming Model
Y SUV, which Tesla CEO Elon Musk has said will begin production in
2020, at the Shanghai factory, citing a Shanghai government filing.
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Kevin Garofalo
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& City Editor: Donuts locations. standing the world. years ago.
This year, a computer Insurance companies will have mas-

Nancy Gray
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Most (the smart) major auto manu- than expected. Their car insurance business model
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money to start building new plants that In the USA, young lawyers al-
only build electric cars. ready don't get jobs. Because of IBM’s Real estate will change. Because if
Chris MacDonald
Contributors: Watson, you can get legal advice (so you can work while you commute,
Coal industries will go away. Gaso- far for right now, the basic stuff) within people will move farther away to live
line/oil companies will go away. seconds, with 90% accuracy compared in a more beautiful or affordable neigh-
Chris Epting, Cathy Green, Moe Kanoudi,
Drilling for oil will stop. So, say good- with 70% accuracy when done by hu- borhood.
Jordan Kobritz, City of HB PIO
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diately. There will be 90% fewer Electric cars will become main-
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Substantial copies of The Local News are direct-mailed to In 1998, Kodak had 170,000 em- Autonomous cars: In 2018 the first
residents and businesses in our circulation area. Subscrip-
ployees and sold 85% of all photo self-driving cars are already here. In And it’s just getting ramped up.
paper worldwide. Within just a few the next 2 years, the entire industry will
tion sales are a major part of our business approach. years, their business model disap- start to be disrupted. You won't want to Fossil energy companies are desper-
Home delivery is augmented by direct mail to specific peared, and they went bankrupt. Who own a car anymore as you will call a ately trying to limit access to the grid
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pening? your location and drive you to your solar installations, but that simply can-
support and participation. Seal Beach, Rossmoor, destination. You will not need to park not continue - technology will take care
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Naples & Cypress. Address correspondence to coming. today will never get a driver's license be announced this year. There are com-
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Did you think in 1998 that 3 years (called the "Tricorder" from Star Trek)
later, you would never take pictures on This will change our cities, because that works with your phone, which
film again? With today’s smart phones, we will need 90-95% fewer cars. We takes your retina scan, your blood sam-
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short years. It will now hap-
pen again (but much faster)
Publisher / Owner with Artificial Intelligence,
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Greater Huntington Beach
Interfaith Council Invites
HB Mayor Posey
All to November 18th

Welcomes VISSLA ISA
“Thanks for Giving”

World Junior Surfing
Thanksgiving Celebration
Championship
WORLD'S BEST JUNIOR SURFERS
T
KICK-OFF COMPETITION AT
Huntington Beach, California HUNTINGTON BEACH PIER
he Greater Huntington Beach Interfaith Council will celebrate its
10th annual “Thanks for Giving” Thanksgiving celebration on Huntington Beach, California, October "These are magical moments and special
November 18 at Congregation B’Nai Tzedek, located at 9669 Tal- 27, 2018 - ISA President Fernando Aguerre times in your life. You will be able to add
officially declared open the 2018 VISSLA your name of a long list of champions that
bert Avenue, Fountain Valley. The one-hour event starts at 6:30 pm and ISA World Junior Surfing Championship - have been crowned here in Huntington
will feature leaders of 9 different faith groups offering words of inspi- presented by Visit Huntington Beach - on Beach. Cherish these moments."
ration and gratitude, as well as an interfaith choir and a food drive ben- Saturday morning at the event's Opening
efitting “Robyn’s Nest.” Ceremony. Mayor of Huntington Beach Mike
“The Greater A record-breaking 361 athletes and 136 Posey said:
Huntington Beach team officials from 44 countries inaugurated "We have seen thousands of surfing com-
the event with the ISA's festive Parade of petitions here in Huntington Beach, but we
Interfaith Council Nations and Sands of the World Ceremony haven't seen anything like this yet. We are
has existed for more in Huntington Beach, USA. proud to support the future generation of
than 20 years,” said Dignitaries in attendance included Surfing.
Council President, VISSLA President Paul Naude, Huntington "We are excited that the ISA and VISSLA
Marsha Rechsteiner. Beach Mayor Mike Posey and Visit Hunt- have chosen Huntington Beach for this com-
ington Beach President and CEO Kelly petition."
“This year, more Miller.
than ever, we recog- ISA President Fernando Aguerre ad- Thousands of locals took to the streets to
nize the importance dressed the international delegations at the witness the 44 nations walk down Hunting-
of bringing together ceremony. ton Beach's Main Street in displays of na-
members of our spiritually and culturally diverse community in love and
peace and solidarity.”
For additional details about this event or the Greater Huntington Beach
Interfaith Council, go to www.ghbic.org.
The Greater Huntington Beach Interfaith Council (GHBIC) is a gath-

ering of representatives of faith-based communities and individuals ded-
icated to understanding, respecting, promoting and celebrating spiritual
and cultural diversity. For additional information go to www.ghbic.org
or contact Council President, Marsha Rechsteiner at MarshaRech-
steiner@verizon.net.
44 nations unite in peace to inaugu-

"Welcome to the largest VISSLA ISA rate the 2018 VISSLA ISA Juniors.
Juniors in history. I would like to give a Photo: ISA / Ben Reed
big thank you to VISSLA for believing
in the power of junior Surfing, and as well tional pride.
to the City of Huntington Beach for opening Following the Parade of Nations, the ISA
your arms, waves, and beach to all of us. celebrated its signature Sands of the World
"Huntington Beach has been a part of ISA Ceremony in which two members from each
history for many years. It was here at this team took to the stage and poured sand from
pier in 1996 that we awarded the first indi- their local beach into a glass container while
vidual medals at the World Surfing Games. waving their national flag, symbolizing the
It was also the first Surfing event attended peaceful gathering of nations of the world
by members of the International Olympic through Surfing.
Committee, which planted the seed for Surf- The Sands of the World Ceremony was
ing's eventual Olympic inclusion 20 years created in Huntington Beach, USA at the
later. 1996 ISA World Surfing Games by ISA
"Some of you may be among the first President Fernando Aguerre.
Olympic surfers in history in two years' time The twelve ISA Scholarship ambassadors
at Tokyo 2020. competing in the event also came to the stage
"Many governments have problems with to recognize the great strides they had made
each other, but we, the people, have no prob- in their education and Surfing since winning
lems. We can all surf together in peace. I ISA Scholarships.
want you all to surf hard this week, revisit To finish off the ceremony the delegations
friendships, make new friends, and go home were treated to a local display of song and
as ambassadors of Huntington Beach and dance by Surf City Singers from Huntington
California." Beach High school.
After the Opening Ceremony, competition
VISSLA President Paul Naude said: kicked off with the U-18 and U-16 Boys at
"This is an amazing turnout and interna- Huntington Beach Pier with plenty of waves
tional coming together of team spirit. Con- on tap for the world's best to put their talent
gratulations to all of you for making your on display.
National Teams. Team Japan's U-16 surfer Riaru Ito was
"This is a city rich in surfing heritage. the standout performer of the afternoon,
Every top competitive surfer has competed earning the highest heat total of the day with
right here. You are in illustrious company, so 13.93 points.
please enjoy what this amazing town has to Hawaii's Sage Tutterow (13), Costa Rica's
offer." Malakai Martinez (12.76) and USA's Levi
Slawson (12.23) also put on strong perform-
Visit Huntington Beach President and ances to give their teams an early boost of
CEO Kelly Miller said: momentum.
"We have talked about this for over a year. For the first full day of competition on
We can promise you sunshine, waves, our Sunday, the Boys and Girls U-16 and U-18
iconic pier, a walkable downtown, and a wel- Main Event will continue on the south side
coming community that will be smiling for of Huntington Beach pier in the dual podium
10 the next nine days. format.
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Miss Fountain Valley Princess Program
ew this year at the Miss Fountain Valley Scholarship Competition Valley 2012 with Amy Tran, Miss Fountain Valley 2017.
is a Princess Program, a non-competitive program designed to pro- The choreography was done by Jessica Matthews Austin, Miss Fountain
mote fun, confidence and new friendships. The princesses, ages 5- Valley 2015.
12, will be performing a dance to Honey Bun from South Pacific at the Tickets are $25 for general admission and $20 for students and children.
pageant. Tickets at the door are $30 and $25 for student/child. You may purchase
The Princess Program is being directed by Andrea Licata, Miss Fountain tickets online at www.missfountainvalley.com ; or https://tinyurl.com/miss-
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Phone 714-962-3822 or Alex Accetta & Assoc., 8840
Warner Ave #204. Phone 714-848-9158
For more information: Keeli Scott Lisack, 714-846-
7533 www:missfountainvalley.com
The pageant will be held at the

Saigon Performing Arts Center
16149 Brookhurst St.,
Fountain Valley
Nov. 10, 2018
at 6:30 pm.
Maya Nguyen - 1st Ariana Ingwerson - 6th Scarlet Davila- 5th
Angela Sievers - Kindergarten Elle Hanley - 4th Vivian Nguyen - Kindergarten Megan Troung - 1st Jaclyn Gergen - 5th
Miss Fountain
All Photographs by Seeden Photography
Valley
Nov. 10, 2018
at the Saigon Performing
Arts Center
in Fountain Valley
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Gritty Gritty Kobritz

Team Bang! on
Sports
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he origin of the first sports round in and outside of our sport.”
mascot is a matter of de- That description may not conform to reality.
By Jordan Kobritz bate but the genre may Gritty is more ugly than cute and cuddly. He’s
trace its roots to the 19th century also fearsome, edgy and a bully according to
French opera, “La Mascotte.” An Italian farmer couldn’t grow his bio on the Flyers’ website. He was chris-
crops until he was visited by a virgin named Bettina. With her tened Gritty for possessing an attitude similar
help, his fortunes turned around. to the team he represents. Mascots are sup-
The farmer’s good luck charm, his “mascot,” may not have posed to generate publicity for their team,
spawned the plethora of sports mascots we see today, but it which may be best accomplished if they are
makes for a nice story. In the ensuing years, human and animal controversial. In that respect, the Flyers may
mascots - the more fearsome the better - served as good luck have hit a home run, err, scored a hat trick in
charms to sports teams. The first costumed mascots in sports hockey lingo.
debuted in the mid-sixties but it wasn’t until 1974, when a San Gritty is the first mascot the Flyers have had
Diego radio station promotion hatched a chicken, that the idea since the short-lived Slapshot in 1976 and the
of a costumed mascot as sports ambassador took off. The radio team is hoping his flawed arrival doesn’t prevent
station promotion was so successful the Padres hired Ted Gi- him from outliving his predecessor. Gritty
annoulas, dressed as the San Diego Chicken, to entertain their tripped on the ice during his entrance and later
fans. hit an unsuspecting fan in the back with his T-
After a dispute with the Padres, Giannoulas struck out on shirt cannon. Nonetheless, Flyers’ marketing
his own as The Famous Chicken, crisscrossing the country people were ecstatic with Gritty’s debut. At least
year ‘round entertaining fans at sporting events of every kind and at all his errant aim didn’t result in a lawsuit.
levels. Not content with The Famous Chicken’s annual visit, sports teams
began creating their own mascots to entertain the hometown fans.
Jordan Kobritz is a former attorney, CPA, and Minor League Baseball
Most sports marketers prefer a mascot with broad appeal, something cute,
cuddly and hyperactive – dance moves that would shame a Dancing with team owner and current investor in MiLB teams. He is a Professor in
the Stars contestant are considered a plus. Which brings us to Gritty, the and Chair of the Sport Management Department at SUNY Cortland
Philadelphia Flyers new mascot who was unveiled during a pre-season and maintains the blog: http://sportsbeyondthelines.com The opinions
game in September. According to a press release accompanying the intro- contained in this column are the author’s. Jordan can be reached at
duction, “the [team added] a mascot specifically for our young fans, and jordan.kobritz@cortland.edu.
we’re excited to add value to their experience both at games and in their The information contained in this column does not necessarily
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KAVANAUGH HIRES ALL-FEMALE Why Go

CLERK STAFF IN FIRST FOR to
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SUPREME COURT
upreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh has judge's appointment. "Unfortunately, it’s going to
followed through on his promise to hire an all- take a lot more than female clerks to undo the I think this is fantastic, I just love the
female clerk staff, a first for a judge serving on damage to the legitimacy of the court done by this guy's answer, and the interpretation for
the high court, The New York Times reported. travesty of a confirmation process. Women will B.I.B.L.E. Enjoy and pass on.
Kavanaugh said during his confirmation hearing feel much more confident in the court when their If you're spiritually alive, you're going to
before the Senate last month that he had provi- fundamental rights are protected and their equal love this!
sionally hired an all-female clerk staff before three dignity is respected in the rulings handed down by If you're spiritually dead, you won't want
to read it.
If you're spiritually curious, there is still
Retired Justice Anthony M. Kennedy administers the judicial oath to Judge hope!
Brett M. Kavanaugh in the Justices Conference Room at the Supreme Court
Building on October 6. A Church goer wrote a letter to the editor
FRED SCHILLING/SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES VIA GETTY IMAGES of a newspaper and complained that it made
no sense to go to church every Sunday.
He wrote: "I've gone for 30 years now,
and in that time I have heard something like
3,000 sermons, but for the life of me, I can't
remember a single one of them. So, I think
I'm wasting my time, the preachers and
priests are wasting theirs by giving sermons
at all".
This started a real controversy in the "Let-
ters to the Editor" column.
Much to the delight of the editor, it went
on for weeks until someone wrote this
clincher:
"I've been married for 30 years now. In
that time my wife has cooked some 32,000
meals. But, for the life of me, I cannot re-
call the entire menu for a single one of
those meals.
But I do know this: They all nourished
me and gave me the strength I needed to do
my work. If my wife had not given me
these meals, I would be physically dead
women accused him of sexual assault. With the the justices." today
addition of Kavanaugh's clerks, women now com- During his confirmation hearings, Kavanaugh Likewise, if I had not gone to church for
prise a majority of Supreme Court clerks for the emphasized that he had a record of treating nourishment, I would be spiritually dead
first time. women with respect and hiring them as law clerks. today!"
Although new justices commonly hire former Six of his former clerks, four of whom are women, When you are DOWN to nothing, God is
clerks, Kavanaugh did not. are working on the Supreme Court this term. UP to something!
Shannon Grammel, Megan Lacy and Sara Nom- "My women law clerks said I was one of the Faith sees the invisible, believes the in-
mensen served for other appeals court judges, strongest advocates in the federal judiciary for credible & receives the impossible!
while only Kim Jackson had previously worked women lawyers," he said, according to The Wash- Thank God for our physical and our spir-
for Kavanaugh, the Times reported. ington Post. "In my time on the bench, no federal itual nourishment!
Jackson is black, and supporters of Kavanaugh judge—not a single one in the country—has sent IF YOU CANNOT SEE GOD IN ALL,
have noted that two of three African-American more women law clerks to clerk on the Supreme YOU CANNOT SEE GOD AT ALL!
clerks currently serving at the court had previ- Court than I have." B. I. B L. E. simply means:
ously worked for the newest appointee, The Wash- Amy Chua, a top Yale Law School professor, re- Basic Instructions Before Leaving Earth!
ington Post reported. portedly instructed women to dress with a "model- When you are about
Critics have expressed strong concerns that Ka- like" femininity when interviewing with to forward this to
vanaugh could rule in ways that detrimentally af- Kavanaugh to help their chances of being hired, others, the devil
fect women's rights. Many are particularly The Guardian reported. will discour-
concerned that he could help overturn Roe v. Chua, who held a major role in screening the age you.
Wade, the landmark decision legalizing abortion. clerks sent to Kavanaugh, denied the claims. So go
"I applaud in general a commitment to hiring a "Everything that is being said about the advice on!
diverse group of clerks, and hope all the justices I give to students applying to Brett Kavanaugh—
encourage applicants of color, women and those or any judge—is outrageous, 100% false, and the
with backgrounds beyond the usual elite," said exact opposite of everything I have stood for and
Elizabeth Wydra, the president of the Constitu- said for the last 15 years," she wrote in a letter to
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Miss Fountain Valley
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MEET THE EIGHT MISS FOUNTAIN VALLEY 2019 COMPETITION CONTESTANTS
ight young women will vie for the crown • Contestant #2 Helen Reynolds, • Contestant #7 Bianca Singer, Ameri-
at the Miss Fountain Valley 2019 Scholar- Ocean View High School, Age:17. Platform: can & Dramatic Academic College of the Per-
ship Competition scheduled for 6:30 p.m, Early Awareness of Hearing Impairments. Tal- forming Arts, Age 22. Platform: Support the
Nov. 10, 2018 at the Saigon Performing Arts ent: Singing “Dream a Little Dream of Me” with Growth of Art Programs to Children. Talent:
Center in Fountain Valley. The theme for this year ukelele. Sponsored by Fountain Valley Regional Vocal and Piano “Love Song”. Sponsored by
is the Roaring 20's and the contestants will per- Hospital & Medical Center. Susan Saurastri, Realtor.
form the Opening Number Dance to The
Charleston. New this year is a Princess Program, • Contestant #3 Kelcie Kerdoon, • Contestant #8 Amber Tran, Orange
a non-competitive program designed to promote Fullerton College, Age 23. Platform: Stop Bul- Coast College, Age 20. Platform: Fighting Do-
fun, confidence and new friendships. The lying/Cyber Bullying. Talent: You Can’t Stop mestic Violence. Platform: Self Love through
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princesses, ages 5-12, will be performing a dance the Beat from Hairspray. Sponsored by Saigon Self Confidence & Body Positivity. Talent: Jazz
to Honey Bun from South Pacific at the pageant. Performing Arts Center Vocal, “Feeling Good”. Sponsored by Seeden
The Miss Fountain Valley contestants will vie Photography.
for $10,000 in scholarships and other prizes, and • Contestant #4 Kayla Borack, Cal
the winner will compete at the 2019 Miss Cali- State University of Long Beach, Age 20. Plat-
fornia Competition, a preliminary to Miss form: Students with Special Needs: Focusing on Tickets are $25 for general admission and $20
America. The contestants have been busy with Abilities not Disabilities. Talent: Pop Vocal, A for students and children. Tickets at the door are
rehearsals, interview preparation and a photo Thousand Years. Sponsored by Hyundai Motor $30 and $25 for student/child. You may purchase
shoot. America. tickets online at www.missfountainvalley.com ;
They will compete in five areas: Lifestyle & or https://tinyurl.com/missfountainvalleytickets,
Fitness- Swimsuit Competition, Evening Wear, • Contestant #5 Tiffany Dennis, Hunting- or in person at the Fountain Valley Chamber of
On-Stage Question, Talent, and Personal Inter- ton Beach High School, Age 18. Platform: Musical Commerce, 10055 Slater Ave. #250. Phone 714-
view. Medicine. Talent: Vocal and Piano. Sponsored by 962-3822 or Alex Accetta & Assoc., 8840
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Here’s a look at this year’s contestants: Kelly Osborn Memorial Foundation. Warner Ave #204. Phone 714-848-9158
For more information: Keeli Scott Lisack,
• Contestant #1: Johnnie Coleman, • Contestant #6 Theresa Pham, Coast- 714-846-7533 www:missfountainvalley.com
Vanguard University, Age 18. Platform: Let’s line Community College, Age 20. Platform: Self
Stop Overlooking Adolescent Mental Health. Tal- Love Through Self Confidence and Body Posi-
ent: Muay Thai, Martial Arts. Sponsored by tivity. Talent: Cultural Dance. Sponsored by Fit
Huntington Beach Auto Dealer’s Assoc. Body Boot Camp, Fountain Valley. All photography Seeden Photography
Contestant #1 Contestant #2 Contestant #3 Contestant #4

Johnnie Coleman Helen Reynolds Kelcie Kerdoon Kayla Borack
Contestant #5 Contestant #6 Contestant #7 Contestant #8

Tiffany Dennis Theresa Pham Bianca Singer Amber Tram
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Cookies, Cocktails & WOMEN

GERmAInE GREER
Germaine Greer is an Australian-born
writer, who is an influential feminist and
social critic. Her abrasive style and criti-
cism of patriarchal structures have placed
her frequently in the public eye. Greer ar-
gues the aim of feminism is to give women
the opportunity to determine their own val-
ues and character independently of social
expectations.
Rob Roy Cocktail
Cookies
INGREDIENTS IN THE ROB ROY COCKTAIL
Quick
2 oz Scotch
3⁄4 oz Sweet vermouth
3 dashes
Angostura bitters
SERVES 10 Chewy on the outside and soft on the inside - these are a doddle Garnish:
to make! Brandied cherry
Ingredients Glass:
100g of sugar Cocktail
100g of butter
1 tbsp of golden syrup HOW TO MAKE
75g of self raising flour THE ROB ROY
Cookie extras (i.e. chocolate chips) COCKTAIL
Another 75g of self raising flour Add all the ingredi-
ents into a mixing
Method glass over ice and
Pre-heat the oven to 180 degrees. Mix the sugar and butter together to make a stir.
Strain into a chilled i l
paste.
Add the golden syrup. cocktail glass.
t a r
Add the first 75g of flour and whatever you are adding to your cookies (i.e. Garnish with 2
c k e
chocolate chips). Mix together. speared brandied
o r n
Add and mix the last 75g of flour.
Arrange on a baking tray in 10-12 blobs, don't flatten them.
cherries.
C Co
Put them in the oven at 180 degrees for 12-15 minutes.
J apan is a country which has a rich

culture that combines old traditions
Japan is Not from the past centuries with today’s in-
credible technology. Therefore, due to
Perfect But their unique place in both history and
the present, it’s little wonder that Japan-
Unlike Any ese life differs greatly from the one that
we’re used to In fact, sometimes, this
Other Country country surprises us so much that we’d
be forgiven for thinking that it’s from
another planet. The following photo
proves that Japan is unlike any other
country.
ONE
EXCITEMENT
WORD
Koi fish live in their
drainage channels.
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ORANGE COUNTY WATER DISTRICT POISED TO
CAPTURE MORE STORMWATER

THANKS TO HISTORIC APPROVAL BY THE U.S.
R
ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS
elying on Mother Na- the Pacific Ocean and the cost to purchase the equiva- OCWD and the Corps are also currently working
ture entirely for water lent amount in imported supplies from Northern Cali- on a long-term plan called the Prado Basin Feasibility
reliability in Orange fornia or the Colorado River would be more than $10 Study that, if successful, will lead to permanently
County is not a realistic water million. changing the conservation level to 505 amsl year-
strategy. That is why the Or- The District has been involved with capturing and round. The plan would also include additional restora-
ange County Water District (OCWD; the District) has recharging stormwater into the groundwater basin tion of ecosystems behind the dam, which has led to
made significant investments in researching and de- since 1936 and has collaborated with the USACE for OCWD’s successful recovery of an endangered Cali-
veloping cutting-edge technology, such as water reuse, 77 years, since the construction of Prado Dam in 1941. fornia songbird, the least Bell’s vireo.
to help the region weather droughts. However, on Working with the Corps to provide an economical and In addition, OCWD is working closely with the
the chance that a large rain event does occur, Corps and the Center for Western
OCWD has found a way to capture more Weather and Water Extremes at
stormwater without having to spend tens of mil- Scripps Institution of Oceanography to
lions of dollars in new infrastructure. The solu- study atmospheric rivers, which cause
tion? Collaborating with the Army Corps of large rainfall events in California.
Engineers (USACE; the Corps) to conserve a This research will ultimately lead to
larger pool of water behind Prado Dam in River- Forecast Informed Reservoir Opera-
side County. tions (FIRO), which is a proposed
Since 2006, OCWD and the Corps have had an management strategy to use modern
agreement in place to capture stormwater behind weather forecasting, runoff modeling
the dam up to an elevation 498 feet above mean and watershed monitoring to help
sea level (amsl) during the flood season, which is water managers selectively retain or
from October 1 to February 28, and up to elevation release water from reservoirs in a
505 amsl during the non-flood season. On Octo- manner that reflects current and fore-
ber 4, the USACE approved a Major Deviation casted conditions. The ultimate goal
(MD) to the Prado Dam Water Control Manual of FIRO is to update dam water con-
that will now allow OCWD to conserve water up servation and flood control guidelines
to 505 amsl year-round for the next five years. to improve water management and en-
Previously, the Corps granted deviations intermit- vironmental outcomes without dimin-
tently during past flood-seasons. This historic, long- effective solution to the region’s water challenges with- ishing flood risk management or dam safety.
term MD could result in an additional 10,000 acre-feet out compromising the safety of the dam has been very Cathy Green represents Division 6 of the Orange
(AF) (32 billion gallons) of water, per storm event, that gratifying. Should we have multiple storms in a given County Water District, which includes parts of Hunt-
OCWD would put back into the Orange County year, this deviation will help OCWD bank a significant ington Beach and Fountain Valley. Contact Director
Groundwater Basin where it would become part of Or- amount of water to help us get through future droughts. Green at cgreen@ocwd.com.
ange County’s drinking water supply. Ten thousand
AF is a year supply of water for about 80,000 people. Cathy Green was elected to OCWD in November 2010. She served two terms on the Huntington Beach
Without the deviation, the stormwater would be lost to City Council and was Mayor twice. Huntington Beach has been home to the Green Family over 41 years
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I
Steve Jobs Died a billionaire at age 56. This with, talk with, have sing songs with, talk about to give up, he or she will find a reason to hold on.
is his final essay: north-south-east-west or heaven and earth, that There is a big difference between a human being
reached the pinnacle of success in the busi- is true happiness! Don't educate your children and being human. Only a few really understand
ness world. In some others' eyes, my life is to be rich. Educate them to be happy. So when it. You are loved when you are born. You will
the epitome of success. However, aside from they grow up they will know the value of things be loved when you die. In between, you have to
work, I have little joy. In the end, my wealth is and not the price. Eat your food as your medi- manage!
only a fact of life that I am accustomed to. At cine, otherwise you have to eat medicine as your The six best doctors in the world are sunlight,
this moment, lying on my bed and recalling my food. rest, exercise, diet, self-confidence and friends.
life, I realize that all the recognition and wealth The One who loves you will never leave you Maintain them in all stages and enjoy a healthy
that I took so much pride in have paled and be- for another because, even if there are 100 reasons life."
come meaningless in the face of my death.
You can employ someone to drive the car
for you, make money for you but you can-
not have someone bear your sickness for
you. Material things lost can be found or
replaced. But there is one thing that can
never be found when it's lost - Life.
Whichever stage in life you are in right now,
with time, you will face the day when the
curtain comes down.
Treasure love for your family, love for
your spouse, love for your friends. Treat
yourself well and cherish others. As we
grow older, and hopefully wiser, we realize
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same time. You will realize that your true
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can’t be good for us. years, smog-creating emissions from leaf blow- with less noise and no spewing (albeit with less
T
~ Judy, via email ers, lawn mowers and other small gas-powered oomph).
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On the Vine

HOW TO STEP UP YOUR TASTING
GAME WHEN IT COMES TO SPIRITS
A
Contributed by Celine Bossart properly; drinking a lot of water helps here. It’s important sharpening your sense of smell. Be sure to smell every-
s anyone who does it for a living will tell you, there’s to stay hydrated; a dry mouth makes it difficult to taste thing you eat so that you can start trying smell and taste
an art and a science to tasting booze. Sure, it’s easy (and enjoy) the nuances in a spirit.” together. And rather than trying to pick up scents that may
enough to pretend you know what you’re doing (sniff, be commonly used in reviews or tasting notes, go with
swirl glass, furrow brow, sniff again), but the real pros put 3. DITCH THE FRAGRANCE your personal experience and instincts. I ask novices to
in the work. We consulted a panel of industry experts to “Taste in a neutral environment—no perfume, no smell a lot of spirits and wines, and they come up with
get their top tasting tips. Whether you’re a novice or you scented candles, etc. I’ve had to switch to using com- wonderful references that give me new perspective. A few
know a thing or two about nosing, these are several ways pletely scent-free products in order to avoid interference.” of my favorite quirky notes are “Sour Patch Kids,” “the
to raise your tasting game. “I personally don’t wear any perfume but especially not soap in the bathroom” and “burnt butter popcorn sitting in
when I’m going to be nosing a lot of whiskey. No per- the microwave.”
1. START WITH A CLEAN SLATE fumes are allowed so you can pick up all the different aro-
“I don’t have coffee for two hours before the tasting–– mas in the glass.” 8. SEEK GUIDANCE
same with chewing gum or candy, especially if it’s mint- “In the morning, I make sure to avoid using aftershave “If someone wants to really improve the tasting experi-
based. This means no mint toothpaste in the morning too.” if I know I’ll be tasting during the day.” ence, I recommend tasting with an expert. To taste means
When it comes to my own palate, I’m very, very careful to associate a sensation to a word that describes it; it’s a
with it first and foremost. So when I’m going to be tasting, 4. CONSIDER THE TEMPERATURE new language to learn, and those with experience know
I tend to avoid things like raw onions or really, really “Be extra cautious with hot (temperature-wise) foods or best.”
strong spices, because they do interfere with my tasting.” beverages. Burning your tongue will kill your taste buds,
“I recommend not eating or drinking anything highly and anything you drink after that will be wasted.” 10. TAKE IT SLOW
flavored for 15 minutes before the tasting session.” “Taste a product at room temperature and neat. When “Taking a tiny sip up front without thinking about it too
“I try to arrive with a palate that will be as neutral as it’s cold, there’s less perception, and ice can cause dilu- much will help acclimate your palate to the alcohol. Also,
possible. Don’t have a huge coffee and then say, ‘OK, now tion.” palate fatigue can happen quickly. Taking your time and
I’m ready to taste!’” eating in between tastings is helpful.”
“I rinse my mouth with room-temperature water. You 5. DON’T SMOKE “Always remember to sip slowly and move the liquid
do not want lingering tastes from your last meal or morn- “I have found that smoking dulls my sense of taste, and all around your mouth to distribute it on the full tongue,
ing coffee. Of course, it’s really about having a clean the smell of smoke can linger in your hair, clothing and which allows a complete range of sensations.”
palate. This means diligent and daily brushing, flossing skin, altering what you’re smelling.” “I think it’s just like waking up and smelling the roses.
and rinsing well. It’s just as important to thoroughly brush As soon as you slow down your senses, you start to really
your tongue to remove as 6. MIND THE GLASS appreciate and pick things up. Best for me is just being
much bacteria as possible “When you analyze for aroma, keep the glass under outside in the fresh air with the smells of nature, especially
image: Alexey Marchuk
that could distort flavors. your nose, but breathe in from both your nose and your as the seasons change. Whisky is such a natural product;
Can you tell I come from a mouth. This adverts the alcohol vapor.” it’s only three ingredients, and it matures for a long time
family of dentists? It’s crit- “When smelling spirits, gently wave the glass in front in the landscape, so it picks up lots of characteristics of its
ical to your overall and oral of your nose as opposed to taking a deep whiff in the glass. location.
health!” The alcohol content is different than wines, so you don’t “The important thing is not to try to speak too fast after
“I keep everything as want to get an alcohol burn on your nose before tasting.” tasting. What I mean by that is, even for us, when we taste,
neutral as possible prior to we generally smell, swirl a little bit, we smell again, then
tasting—plain, bland foods 7. GET TO KNOW YOUR OWN SENSES we put a little bit in our mouth and we spit. I like to have
and nothing too sweet or “You can never smell enough whiskey. So the more that the full picture before telling what I think. It’s important
too sour, and absolutely not you try and the more that you smell, the better you build to develop your own opinion. What do you believe and
spicy.” up your sensory perception in your mind.” what do you feel? That’s what matters.”
“Tasting is a very individual process; everyone’s palate 12. EMBRACE YOUR INDIVIDUALITY
2. DRINK PLENTY OF WATER (AND NOTHING is slightly different. But the best way to step up your tast- Soh Woods: “Keep an open mind as not everyone tastes
ELSE) ing game is to continue practicing. First, you should taste the same. It’s important that you understand your own
“During the session, take regular drinks of water. Water to understand individual flavors, and then once you have palate and become conscious of what you’re tasting. For
biscuits are also good for cleansing the palate between a good grasp on those, you can explore flavor combina- wines and spirits, it’s a journey from smell to finish, and I
samples.” tions that will allow you to understand the profiles in a don’t think there’s one right way to experience it.”
“When tasting whiskey, I avoid anything other than much clearer way.” Barrie: “We all have something to contribute; we all
water to drink. Coffee and unsweetened tea have both “First, I think it’s important for novice tasters to under- have a part to play. That’s the key. I think it’s very much
proven to be poor choices the morning prior to tasting stand their potential, separately tasting sweet solutions, individual because I’ve tested hundreds, if not around
whiskey in particular, mostly due to the acidity, and both acid solutions, bitter solutions, all to understand where thousands, of people for their sensory ability, and it varies
have left me with a useless sandpaper tongue.” they perceive each one on their tongue.” an awful lot between individuals and what people are more
Leonardo & Scorsese

“I make sure my sinuses are clear so you can smell “It’s not just about tasting and drinking; it’s also about sensitive to.”
I
JUSTIN KROLL Imperative Entertainment executives have met with the Osage Nation
mperative Entertainment has attached Scorsese to direct and DiCaprio and the team is scouting locations in the coming months with production
to star in the feature adaptation of “Killers of the set to commence during

Flower Moon,” the New York Times best-selling the summer of 2019.
book by David Grann. 30WEST will arrange
Imperative acquired the rights to the book in 2016. the financing and distri-
DiCaprio and Scorsese quickly expressed interest in bution for the project.
the project, and have been loosely attached since The project will mark
2016. the fifth film DiCaprio
Scorsese will produce alongside Imperative Enter- and Scorsese have
tainment’s Dan Friedkin, Bradley Thomas, Sikelia worked on together,
Productions’ Emma Tillinger Koskoff, and Appian most recently teaming
Way Productions. Eric Roth is penning the script. on the Oscar-nominated
The pic is expected to be both Scorsese and Di- “The Wolf of Wall
Caprio’s next project. Street.” DiCaprio is cur-
“When I read David Grann’s book, I immediately rently filming Quentin
started seeing it — the people, the settings, the action Tarantino’s “Once Upon
— and I knew that I had to make it into a movie,” a Time in Hollywood”
said Scorsese. “I’m so excited to be working with and Scorsese is in post-
Eric Roth and reuniting with Leo DiCaprio to bring production on his Net-
this truly unsettling American story to the screen.” flix mob drama “The
The story is set in 1920s Oklahoma and revolves Irishman.”
around the Osage Nation, who were the richest peo- Scorsese and DiCaprio
ple per capita in the world, after oil was discovered are both represented by
under their land and then they were murdered, one by one. As the death LBI Entertainment and attorney Steve Warren of Hansen, Jacobson, Teller,
toll rose, the newly created FBI took up the case and unraveled a chilling Hoberman, Newman, Warren, Richman, Rush & Kaller. Scorsese is also
conspiracy and one of the most monstrous crimes in American history. represented by WME. 25
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Two Food Rules Might Be Making Our Kids Short
ByLisa René LeClair want to replace your So Delicious with real cows milk.
There are so many conflicting reports on child development that it’s The study, published Wednesday in the American Journal of Clinical
The information contained in this column does not necessarily reflect the opinion of The Local News
hard for parents to know what to believe. Nutrition, found that each daily cup of non-cow's milk consumed was
Take eggs. Many pediatricians recommend waiting a full year before associated with 0.4 centimeters lower height than average for a child's
incorporating egg whites into a child's diet to avoid to severe allergic age.
reactions, but research in the June edition of Pediatrics suggests children "We found that children who are consuming non-cow's milk like rice,
as young as 6 months old may develop faster when given one egg daily. almond and soy milk tended to be a little bit shorter than children who
In a randomized controlled trial, chil- consumed cow's milk," Dr.
dren 6 to 9 months were split into two Jonathon Maguire, the study's
groups and assigned a particular diet. lead author and a pediatrician
The first group, consisting of 80 in- and researchers at St. Michael's
fants, was given one egg per child— Hospital in Toronto., said. "For
daily. The remaining newborns (84) example, a 3-year-old child con-
did not receive any eggs. suming three cups of non-cow's
Findings showed that infants who ate milk relative to cow's milk was
one egg daily had a 47 percent lower on average 1.5 centimeters
rate of stunting (i.e., being too short for shorter."
one’s age) and their length-for-age So, what have we learned?
measurement dramatically increased. Eggs + cow's milk = taller
In addition, children who started eating kids. Of course, talk to your pe-
eggs between 4 and 6 months had a 40 diatrician before making any
percent reduced risk of egg allergy significant changes to your
compared to children who began eat- child's diet. And we're just the
ing eggs later in life. messenger here, so if this infor-
Huh. But what if you ignored your pediatrician's advice and spoon- mation clashes with your eating habits, remember no one is forcing any-
fed your baby scrambled eggs before their first birthday—and they’re thing!
still short. Is there anything Farmer Brown can do to help a mother out? Although Elsie makes a mean glass of milk, a baby's body cannot
Well, let's look to dairy once again. Real dairy. CNN just reported that process it the same way as ours. The rule of thumb is to wait one year
drinking non-cow milk is linked to shorter kids, meaning you might before starting in on it and before then breastmilk or formula.
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SPECIAL

SECTION
AUTO
N ew • U sed
Leased • Repai r s
Accessori es
I ndustr y N ews
A
AUTO REPAIR SHOPS AND _______ WILL GO AWAY
gasoline engine has 20,000 individual parts. An elec- Software has disrupted and will continue to disrupt most will doubtless become bankrupt. Traditional car companies
trical motor has 20. Electric cars are sold with life- traditional industries in the next 5-10 years. will try the evolutionary approach and just build a better car,
time guarantees and are only repaired by dealers. It UBER is just a software tool, they don't own any cars, and while tech companies (Tesla, Apple, Google) will do the rev-
takes only 10 minutes to remove and replace an electric are now the biggest taxi company in the world! olutionary approach and build a computer on wheels.
motor. Faulty electric motors are not repaired in the dealer- Ask any taxi driver if they saw that coming. Look at what Volvo is doing right now; no more internal
ship but are sent to a regional repair shop that repairs them Airbnb is now the biggest hotel company in the world, al- combustions engines in their vehicles starting this year with
with robots. Your electric motor malfunction light goes on, though they don't own any properties. the 2019 models, using all electric or hybrid only, with the
so you drive up to what looks like a Jiffy-auto wash, and Ask Hilton Hotels if they saw that coming. intent of phasing out hybrid models.
your car is towed through while you have a cup of coffee Artificial Intelligence: Computers become exponentially Many engineers from Volkswagen and Audi; are com-
and out comes your car with a new electric motor! better in understanding the world. pletely terrified of Tesla and so they should be. Look at all
Gas stations will go away. Parking meters will be replaced This year, a computer beat the best Go-player in the world, the companies offering all electric vehicles. That was un-
by meters that dispense electricity. Companies will install 10 years earlier than expected. heard of, only a few years ago.
electrical recharging stations; in fact, they’ve already started. In the USA, young lawyers already don't get jobs. Because Insurance companies will have massive trouble because,
You can find them at select Dunkin Donuts locations. of IBM’s Watson, you can get legal advice (so far for right without accidents, the costs will become cheaper. Their car
Most (the smart) major auto manufacturers have already now, the basic stuff) within seconds, with 90% accuracy insurance business model will disappear.
designated money to start building new plants that only build compared with 70% accuracy when done by humans. So, if Real estate will change. Because if you can work while
electric cars. you study law, stop immediately. There will be 90% fewer you commute, people will move farther away to live in a
Coal industries will go away. Gasoline/oil companies will lawyers in the future, (what a thought!) only omniscient spe- more beautiful or affordable neighborhood.
go away. Drilling for oil will stop. So, say goodbye to OPEC! cialists will remain. Electric cars will become mainstream about 2030. Cities
Homes will produce and store more electrical energy dur- Watson already helps nurses diagnosing cancer, its 4 times will be less noisy because all new cars will run on electricity.
ing the day and then they use and will sell it back to the grid. more accurate than human nurses. Cities will have much cleaner air as well. (Can we start in
The grid stores it and dispenses it to industries that are high Facebook now has a pattern recognition software that can Los Angeles, please?)
electricity users. Has anybody seen the Tesla roof? recognize faces better than humans. In 2030, computers will Electricity will become incredibly cheap and clean.
A baby of today will only see personal cars in museums. become more intelligent than humans. Solar production has been on an exponential curve for 30
The FUTURE is approaching faster than most of us Autonomous cars: In 2018 the first self-driving cars are years, but you can now see the burgeoning impact.
can handle. already here. In the next 2 years, the entire industry will And it’s just getting ramped up.
In 1998, Kodak had 170,000 employees and sold 85% of start to be disrupted. You won't want to own a car any- Fossil energy companies are desperately trying to limit ac-
all photo paper worldwide. Within just a few years, their more as you will call a car with your phone, it will show cess to the grid to prevent competition from home solar in-
business model disappeared, and they went bankrupt. Who up at your location and drive you to your destination. You stallations, but that simply cannot continue - technology will
would have thought of that ever happening? will not need to park it you will only pay for the driven take care of that strategy.
What happened to Kodak will happen in a lot of industries distance and you can be productive while driving. The Health: The Tricorder X price will be announced this year.
in the next 5-10 years and, most people don't see it coming. very young children of today will never get a driver's li- There are companies who will build a medical device (called
Did you think in 1998 that 3 years later, you would never cense and will never own a car. the "Tricorder" from Star Trek) that works with your phone,
take pictures on film again? With today’s smart phones, who This will change our cities, because we will need 90- which takes your retina scan, your blood sample and your
even has a camera these days? 95% fewer cars. We can transform former parking spaces breath into it. It then analyses 54 bio-markers that will iden-
Yet digital cameras were invented in 1975. The first ones into parks. tify nearly any Disease. There are dozens of phone apps out
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Some of the Best Sports Movies
Based on True Events
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here’s never a dull moment in the sports realm. Hol- better, and that was using real hockey players as actors. Los handles it masterfully.
lywood knows this, and that’s why audiences are al- Angeles Times writer Kenneth Turan wrote, “Miracle treats Of course, there are sports cliches throughout the film,
ways gifted with spectacular sports films. old-fashioned, emotional material with an intelligence that but which movie about sports doesn’t have them? In this
Remember the Titans, Glory Road, and many more have respects both the story and the audience. This is a classi- case, there is no better actor to give a motivational speech
touched the hearts of fans globally. Whether it’s the under- cally well-made studio entertainment.” than Washington.
lying message in the movie or the chills you receive from
the captivating drama, this genre is sure to have you in- The Fighter (2010) The Rookie (2002)
vested. Things are even better when they’re based on actual An Oscar-winning film, The Fighter starring Christian The Rookie follows a man who had a life-long dream of
events. Which sports movie based on a true story is your Bale as the older half-brother and trainer of Mark Wahlberg playing in the MLB. Jim Morris was happily married and
favorite? who is the boxer. The movie follows the rough path to the coached his high school team. He gave up his goal, but
World Light Welterweight Championship taken by Irish after a slew of surgeries, he discovered he could throw 98-
The Blind Side (2009) Micky Ward. mph fastballs.
Michael Oher was just 16 years old when his life There is a reason that The Fighter was nominated for After the discovery, he figured out how to use it to in-
changed forever. He went from living with a drug-addicted seven Oscars, and not because of it’s stacked cast. Many spire his players. Coach Morris promises that if his team
mother to becoming a professional football player in the consider this one of the best boxing movies ever to hit the wins the championship, then he will audition for a major
span of a few years. Michael has one special family and a big screen. From being a stepping stone for other fighters league baseball team. In The Rookie, dreams are never
few others to thank for propelling him towards the life he to beat to becoming champion, The Fighter is a must watch. deferred.
lives today. This next movie features someone who’s been listed al-
The 2009 movie The Blind Side starred Quinton Aaron 42 (2013) ready, but this time he’s in a completely different role.
as Michael “Big Mike” Oher, a high school student at Bri- 42 brings to life the story of baseball legend, Jackie
arcrest Christian School who was rescued from poverty and Robinson. He’s the man that famously broke the color bar- Concussion (2015)
taken in by Leigh Anne Tuohy (Sandra Bullock) and Sean riers in a baseball league that didn’t allow African Ameri- The NFL has seen it’s fair share of issues over the past
Tuohy (Tim McGraw). Big Mike became a highly sought- cans to compete in. The film showcases the hardships several years. One of the most significant problems that
after prospect in college football and wound up playing for Robinson, and his lady had to experience just for him to don’t involve players kneeling is CTE. These strong men
the NFL’s Baltimore Ravens. play baseball professionally. hit each other with full force and later develop brain prob-
Kirki Mango of the Chicago Now elaborated on an im- lems that potentially lead to suicide.
Ali (2001) portant message for the film when he wrote, “There is a In the 2015 film starring Will Smith as Dr. Bennet
Ali is in the running for best sports biopic of all time. Omalu, Smith’s character tries to prove
The film follows Muhammad Ali’s early days as Cassius this science to the NFL, but they don’t
Clay (beginning when he knocks out Sonny Liston.) It want to hear it. His wife and his life are
then navigates through his life and showcases his duties threatened over him keeping silent, but he
in politics as well as his rise in sports. presses forward for the safety of NFL
The movie touches on most of the critical aspects of players everywhere.
Ali’s life such as his refusal to partake in the Vietnam War.
Will Smith puts together a memorable performance for A League Of Their Own (1992)
this role as he floats like a butterfly… and you know the When the men went to war, in 1943, an
rest. All-American Girls Baseball League was
created to fill the gap. Directed by Penny
We Are Marshall (2006) Marshall, A League of Their Own stars
A plane crash ends the lives of the Marshall University Tom Hanks, Geena Davis, and Rosie O’-
football players. An event that sends shock waves across Donnell as they showcase the genuine ca-
the whole nation, but especially the state. The students maraderie of women.
are determined to get back on their feet, so they convince “Davis, who is terrific, subtly shows us
the school administration to let their new team get back the conflicting emotions of a Forties
on the gridiron. woman torn between ambition and duty,”
New head coach (Matthew McConaughey) leads a wrote Peter Travers for Rolling Stone.
team back to their successful days. Of course, speed The film has comedy in its purest form,
bumps come with building a new team, but that didn’t but it’s also an inspiring and uplifting film
stop them from overcoming adversity. that shows the importance of women.
Seabiscuit (2003) Cinderella Man (2005)

Gary Ross, the writer/director of The Hunger Games, Russell Crowe stars in 2005’s Cin-
transformed a story about horse racing into a successful young boy in the film that looks up to Jackie Robinson derella Man. Directed by Ron Howard, Cinderella Man
movie. Seabiscuit is set during the Great Depression and and what he is accomplishing. He sees him as a ‘role follows the true story of a Depression-era boxer by the
focuses on a horse’s ability to raise the spirit of a whole na- model,’ from this young man’s eyes, Jackie Robinson is name of James J. Braddock. The boxer was on his way to
tion. Tobey Maguire stars in this feel-good story. his hero.” win a title but broke his hand in 1929 right as the Great
Maguire plays the underdog jockey, who rides the under- Depression hit.
dog horse. The film gets a little extra spice with Jeff Moneyball (2009) This forced Braddock to work as a longshoreman just
Bridges playing a personable yet flawed businessman fund- The general manager of the Oakland A’s, Billy Beane so he could support his family. He made an unbelievable
ing the efforts. transcended scouting in baseball when he adopted saber- comeback years later as he went on to inspire a whole
metrics. This analyzes advanced statistics to see a player’s country still struggling.
Coach Carter (2005) potential and value. Brad Pitt and Jonah Hill star in this
Coach Carter is a story about discipline and the real mat- Oscar-nominated film. Glory Road (2006)
ters for at-risk high school athletes. Samuel L. Jackson stars Moneyball is less about the game being played, but more We couldn’t go this whole list without adding in one of
in this film as the hard nose coach who does the unthink- so about what goes on behind the scenes. A single player the classic sports films ever. Glory Road brings us on a jour-
able to prove a point to his players. His high school bas- doesn’t get followed for the film, but instead, this movie is ney of the Texas Western basketball team. It incorporates so-
ketball team is undefeated, but because of the players’ poor unraveling of a crazy true story. cial issues and sports in this basketball story. Head coach
grades, he benches them. Don Haskins (Josh Lucas) notoriously started five African
The drama takes place in Richmond, California, which Cool Runnings (1993) Americans for the first time in NCAA basketball history.
is an area known for it’s less-than-optimal environment. Cool Runnings is probably the most famous movie re- “Glory Road is a rousing and worthy tribute to one of
The school board confronts the coach for his actions, but volving around athletics from Jamaica. With no snow to be the most important college basketball teams and one of
he explains he’s merely trying to get the best from his ath- found in the country of Jamaica, a group of athletes is de- the most important championship games of all time,”
letes and help give them a life past basketball. termined to compete at the Olympic level in bobsledding. Richard Roeper wrote.
This next film shows how how sports can easily be a way John Candy plays the coach in this movie that shows us
of life… anything is possible. If a group of determined athletes can Friday Night Lights (2004)
make it to the Olympics in a sport that isn’t prevalent in Friday Night Lights is another classic that would make
Hoosiers (1986) their own land, then the sky is the limit. us unreliable not to include. Since the film’s release, it be-
Many debate how much a true story Hoosiers is, but none came overshadowed by the TV adaptation of it, but that
can question the sheer greatness of the film. Gene Hackman Rudy (1993) doesn’t make it any less incredible. This is a story of the
blesses us in his role as the head coach who leads his high Rudy is a truly inspirational film that follows Rudy Ruet- 1988 Permian Panthers high school football team.
school basketball team at fictional Hickory High to the state tiger’s (Sean Astin) goal of playing football for his dream Without spoiling the ending, we’ll just say that the film
championships. college, Notre Dame. The filmmaker of Hoosiers, David embellishes some scenes for dramatic effect, but it’s still
Before the movie came out, you’d have to have been liv- Anspaugh was tapped to tell this heartwarming movie. an accurate depiction of a Texas’ town unhealthy obses-
ing in Indiana to know the David vs. Goliath story. Thanks Rudy ventures from junior college to Notre Dame in sion with a high school team.
to the film, we were gifted a slightly fictionalized version what is a self-improvement story. For a little comic relief,
of the undersized, undermanned and nonathletic team. All Vince Vaughn is tossed into the mix as well. If you’re a Radio (2003)
it took was fundamentals and discipline. young athlete in the same shoes as Rudy, this is the film for Radio starring Cuba Gooding Jr. is a film about a men-
you. tally challenged man who loves music and has a vintage
Miracle (2004) radio collection. He minds his own business until one day
A story about the 1980 U.S. Olympic team, Miracle de- Remember the Titans (2000) Coach Harold Jones (Ed Harris) befriends him.
picts a group of underdogs that rise to the occasion. Their Disney sheds light on an important issue that still The whole city is confused by the friendship since they
foe was the Soviet Union while all the international politi- plagues America today with Remember the Titans. Seg- only know coach to care about the football team. He soon
cal tension was happening. Kurt Russell did a stellar job regation was a thorn in U.S. society, and this film tackles invites Radio over to help with the football activities, and
playing the coach of the Olympic team. it hard. When a white school and African American school others aren’t as accepting of Radio as Coach Jones is.
28 This film also did something that made it significantly are forced to merge, Coach Boone (Denzel Washington) Conflicts ensue and the viewer overtaken by empathy.
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