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HB Kiwanis Celebrates 58 Years the fundamentals of e-commerce
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by Chris MacDonald - Exclusive to The Local News essary tools to ensure a strong online
pres-ence. Various topics will be
he Kiwanis Club of Huntington Beach is cele- ment to serving others," said member and HB City covered including branding, market
brating its 58th Anniversary with more than 70 Councilman Patrick Brenden. "Through the works of research, and digital marketing. The
members, who work hard to help their commu- this important group, I find purposeful living and workshops begin Wednesday, Feb-
nity. The Kiwanians, whose motto is: "Serving The through the friendships of its members, I find a tremen- ruary 27, at 6 p.m. in City Hall, cul-
Children of the World," are known for producing dous sense of community and belonging. The work we minating March 27. You can learn
many popular charity events, including the Easter undertake is making a difference in the lives of a great more about these upcoming work-
Hunt & Family Fun Day at The Central Park Sports many people in need. And, through the Club’s support shops here: https://www.eventbrite-
Complex (Saturday, April 20th, 2019); The Annual 4th for Key Clubs and Kiwin groups at local high schools .com/e/webify-from-start-to-cart
of July Pancake Breakfast in Lake Park; the Annual and Circle K in colleges, we are imparting that sense of huntington-beach-tickets-
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Central Library
Veterans
A s a part of our effort to support
Huntington Beach’s veterans,
we will present a series of workshops
in partnership with other local organ-
izations. The next workshop is
scheduled for Thursday, January 24,
at 6:30 p.m. at Central Library. Pre-
sented by a member of the American
Legion Post 133, this workshop will
discuss how veterans can file a claim
for benefits. Register for this work-
shop at:https://hbpl.libcal.com/
event/4933129
Above: Hb Kiwanis Club Members; LeFT: KTLA Anchor Lynette OCEAN LIFEGUARD
RECRUITMENT NOW—
Romero and her husband, David Angulo recently spoke at Hb
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Kiwanis about doing charity fundraisers. They are the owners of
Jimboy's Tacos across from The Hb Pier.
Kiwanis Golf Tourna- purpose and duty to the next generation."

he Marine Safety Division of
ment at Meadowlark Noted Historian Mike Heywood, editor of the
the Huntington Beach Fire
Golf Course (Date weekly HB Kiwanis "Agitator" newsletter, said, "Our
Department seeks to hire re-
TBD), the Youth Club has added a monthly social from 5 to 7 pm at Sea
sponsible men and women to pro-
Fishing Derby at Legs (Beach & Atlanta). The mixer is designed to en-
vide first-line lifeguard protection at
Chris Carr Park (Date able members whose daytime schedule often conflicts
the City's beautiful beaches. As an
TBD) and Shop for with the regular weekly luncheon meeting to interact
Ocean Lifeguard I, they will help
HOPE (at Walmart on with other Kiwanians. We're also encouraging mem-
patrol 4.6 miles of City beach to en-
Tuesday, Dec 17th). bers to bring their friends to learn more about our club
sure that 16 million annual beach
Kiwanians, who number more than 600,000 world- and the good works we do during the year.We are ac-
visitors have a fun and safe time
wide, also volunteer to help shelter the homeless, tively seeking new members!"
when they visit our beautiful
feed the hungry, mentor the disadvantaged, and care You can learn more about the club, which has a
beaches.
for the sick. They develop youth as leaders, build luncheon meeting every Tuesday at noon, in a banquet
Ocean Lifeguards primarily per-
playgrounds, raise funds for pediatric research, and room, overlooking Meadowlark Golf Course on Gra-
form ocean rescues and preventative
much more. ham St., at: http://www.hbkiwanis.org . There e-mail
actions, and provide medical aid as
"The best thing about being a member of the Kiwanis address Is: KiwanisHuntBeach@gmail.com.
needed. The application process has
Club is associating with people who share a commit- (Editor's Note: The columnist is a former Program
already started, and closes on Thurs-
Chair for HB Kiwanis)
day, February 14 at noon.
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There are four boxes to be used in defense of liberty:
soap, ballot, jury, and ammo. Please use in that order.
INSPIRATION
America: Home of the Free because of the Brave
Go as far as you can see; when you get there,
you’ll be able to see further.”
REALLY
~Thomas Carlyl Dave Garofalo
Publisher
Food For Thought 449,000 Californians received a jury summons last

How come we choose from just two people Why is it that our children can’t read a Bible
to run for president and over fifty for Miss in school, but they can in prison? A completely year, to which they replied
America? brilliant question! "I am not a citizen; therefore, I cannot sit on a
jury."
Marriage changes passion. Suddenly you’re Wouldn’t you know it... Brain cells come and The number one source for jury summons candi-
in bed with a relative. brain cells go, dates is the voter registration list.
But FAT cells live forever. Think about it!
Now that food has replaced sex in my life, I
can’t even get into my own pants. Why do I have to swear on the Bible in court
when the Ten Commandments cannot be dis-
I signed up for an exercise class and was told played outside? Another completely brilliant
to wear loose fitting clothing. question!
If I HAD any loose fitting clothing, I
wouldn’t have signed up in the first place! Bumper sticker of the year: ‘If you can read
this, thank a teacher –and since it’s in English,
When I was young we used to go ‘skinny dip- thank a soldier’
ping.’
Now I just ‘chunky dunk.’ And remember: Life is like a roll of toilet
paper. The closer it gets to the end, the faster it
Don’t argue with an idiot; people watching goes.
may not be able to tell the difference.
Wouldn’t it be nice if whenever we messed

up our life we could simply press ‘Ctrl Alt
Delete’ and start all over?
AMEN!
ARGUMENTS
My wife was hinting about what she wanted for
our upcoming anniversary.
She said, "I want something shiny that goes from
0 to 165 in about 2 seconds."
I bought her a bathroom scale. And then the fight
started.....
These crazy, ridiculous, and

almost unbelievable statistics will
make you question everything
We believe and practice being fully involved with the communities we serve.
This is essential in building good will, encouraging growth and above all staying connected in our backyard 5
Poseidon Defeats
Legal Challenge to
Huntington Beach
Project
The proposed project will
take in ocean water from
the Huntington beach area
of California
S
desalination.biz the changes.
acramento Superior Court, Califor- The suit was brought by the California
nia, has rejected a lawsuit demand- Coastkeeper Alliance, the Orange County
ing that developer Poseidon produce Coastkeeper and the California Coastal
a new environmental study on the pro- Protection Network. The project changes
posed Huntington Beach Desalination they cited were the addition of a 1 millime-
Plant project. tre intake screen, the possibility for aquifer
The suit argued that the developer storage of product water, and variations in
should conduct an entirely new Environ- water demand since the original report.
mental Impact Study (EIS) for the project The three may now take the case to ap-
following changes to the proposal. The peal.
original EIS was completed in 2010. The Huntington Beach plant still re-
The State Lands Commission had al- quires approvals from the Santa Ana Re-
ready determined that Poseidon need only gional Water Quality Control Board and
complete a supplemental report addressing the California Coastal Commission.
Hotel Openings Down;

Construction Up
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By Katie Murar
ccording to Katie Murar and the always informative Orange
county Business Journal..."Three hotels totaling 445 rooms
opened in Orange County in 2018, down 54% from the 960 rooms
at six hotels that opened in 2017, data from Irvine-based hotel broker-
consultant Atlas Hospitality Group show.
The largest was a 164-room Hampton Inn & Suites near John Wayne
Airport, followed by the 151-room second tower at Waterfront Hilton

Beach Resort in Huntington Beach and the 130-room Lido House in New-
port Beach.
The decline
doesn’t suggest a
loss of appetite for
new hotels locally.
There are 14 ho-
tels with 3,128
rooms under con-
struction, nearly
double by both
metrics from eight
hotels and 1,657
rooms at the end of 2017. OC also has 66 hotels with 10,334 reported
rooms in planning—up 15% year-over-year on hotel count from 57 and
a dip about 800 rooms or 8% on rooms.
The largest hotel now under construction is Wincome Group’s 613-
room Westin Anaheim Resort, next to the Anaheim Convention Center.
Atlas said last year’s decline in new hotels and the increase in future
projects was echoed statewide.
New properties in California declined 21% to 52 projects while new
rooms were down 39% to 6,592. There are 40% more hotels and 37%
more rooms under construction, and hotels and rooms in planning are up
6 24% and 19%, respectively."
Blacklisting Patrick Henry
and American History

By James Patrick Riley
My days as an American historian may be numbered.
For the better part of 40 years, my extended family has
featured American “living history” on our 760-acre
apple farm in Oak Glen, California. When my wife and
I built our Georgian inspired home on the farm in 1994,
we originally hoped to offer 18th century dinner theater,
but two mothers of fifth grade students approached us,
asking for a field trip on the American Revolution.
I didn’t think it would work at first. As a child, our
field trips were to museums and bakeries and theme
parks. Allowing children to witness a mock battle? Al-
lowing 11 year olds to pretend they were soldiers? I
loved the idea of showing kids redcoats and minutemen,
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but I wondered if California elementary teachers would
approve.
I could not have been more wrong. Within five years,
we were seeing 50,000 students a year, and in the last 17
years, more than 1.2 million students, parents, and teach-
ers visited programs on the Revolutionary War, the Civil War, and the Cal- Enter ubiquitous social media and a crusading socialist “blue wave” ac-
ifornia Gold Rush. tivist—who took the trouble to urge several public schools to blacklist our
Our program has no contemporary agenda and for decades it has been programs. For my thinking that the Reverend Louis Farrakhan is a bit more
loved by all sorts of Americans, who are left, right, and center on the po- dangerous than some mythological (and certainly minuscule) “White Na-
litical spectrum. I’ve had great conversations with parents who were federal tionalism,” I was called a “racist.” For thinking Stormy Daniels was wildly
judges, Hollywood producers, fashion designers, actors and other farmers over the top assaulting an undercover police officer, I was called a “misog-
like me. I once had a pleasant dinner conversation with Bradley Whitford, ynist.” For being bewildered by a sudden multiplicity of gender identities,
(“West Wing,” “Saving Mr. Banks”). I wonder, had he known my politics, I was called a “homophobe.” Suddenly, in these polarized times, Riley’s
if the conversation might have taken an arch turn, because I’m pro-life, a Farm is no longer considered a “safe space” for children by timid, progres-
lifetime NRA member, and a property rights advocate, but Brad and I kept sive school administrators.
it very human and convivial. I think, over the years, quite a few of my This isn’t Ben and Jerry’s, folks. I’m not asking you to celebrate “Pecan
guests may have known something about my politics, because I’ve always Resist” when you come to my farm. There are no contemporary politics on
been willing to speak my mind online, but if they ever did have trouble display. Unlike companies engaged in political virtue-signaling, we’ve
with my views, it always felt like a very Henry Fonda/Jimmy Stewart re- never asked anyone to celebrate the cause du jour. I have a political life on
lationship. I love my customers, and most of them love me, my family, and my own time. It has absolutely no effect on my living history programs I
staff. hire a very diverse group of people who have one goal: making the learning
of American history fun and accessible for children and families.
To that end, if I ever had any doubt that American history, her values
and freedoms, could be universally appreciated it ended one day when I
was leading a group of Asian American kids up through an orchard with
sticks in their hands, (the sticks serve as “muskets”). I heard one of them
shout to the other, “death to tyrants! This is cool!”
One night, before one of my “Patrick Henry” performances, we asked
the guests to lift their tankard and propose a toast of gratitude. There was
a boy of about 14 years old, surrounded by a large family, and he kept
trying to give a toast, but he kept getting emotional. His uncle put his
hand on his back and said, “Alberto, you tell them what you were about
to say.” The boy stood up, raised his tankard, and said, “I am grateful to
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be in America.” He bit his lip. “…and no longer in Cuba!” His grand-
mother had waited for 20 years for a lottery visa, and when it came in,
she gave it to him.
That’s a common reality here. I’ve talked to Cambodians, Hungarians,
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and Russians who love America intensely. They “get” Riley’s Farm right
away, even if there is no contemporary political conversation. You can
see it in their eyes when we tell the kids at the end of every field trip, “If
you remember anything about today—don’t let it be the funny three cor-
ner hats or old language or the buckled shoes—I want you to remember
that there were Americans, and there are Americans, of every sort who
love you, and what you believe in, enough to give their lives.” I’ve seen
Americans of all sorts, but particularly immigrants, wiping away their
tears.
We’ll plan the perfect vacation Well, it turns out that some believe this sort of business can’t be owned
for your personality and budget by a conservative, by an outspoken Christian, by someone who has a
caustic sense of humor on his own time. It’s safer to take your kids on a
tour of the Ben and Jerry’s ice cream plant or maybe someplace safely
Specializing in: zoological—where they can be lectured for making the mistake of being
Cruises • River Cruises • Tours a human being on planet earth.
Resorts • Disney & More Really, folks, all we do is celebrate American history. We’re far less
political than most “educational” destinations these days, but if a lot of
public schools continue to blacklist us, we will be forced to pack up and
sell.
Call your Independent Vacation Specialist We don’t know how this will end. Thanks to some very good legal ad-
SHANNON SPEAKER vice from our attorney Tom Eastmond, we’ve decided to fight back. Pub-
Los Angeles, CA lic institutions of course may withhold their business from an
establishment for a variety of reasons, but the political speech of the
310.216.9057 • 877.487.4665 owner isn’t one of them. It seems to me that the history I celebrate pro-
www.TravelByShannon.com duced a document called “The Bill of Rights” that just might protect not
sspeaker@cruiseone.com only me, but you as well. Do you really want an America that can deny
CST 2006278-40 you a job for everything you’ve said on Twitter or Facebook? Do you re-
ally want to give up your right to speak just because you made the mis-
take of starting a business?
That isn’t my America. 7
The New Gillette Ad:
EDITORIAL
Be the Best Mensch

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THE LOCAL NEWS is published on the 1st and 15th. by Rabbi Benjamin Blech culinity” itself pathologizes masculinity “in
ike a number of other major corpora- ways that are harmful to the existential sense
tions, Gillette has merged their sales pro- of self of young men.”
THE LOCAL NEWS serves the residents/business men
and women of Huntington Beach, Fountain Valley and motion with social commentary. Robert Procter & Gamble, owners of Gillette, said it
Kozinets, a scholar of marketing and consumer has no plans to pull the spot in the face of some
culture at the University of Southern Califor- negative reaction, The Wall Street Journal re-
Westminster, California with entertaining, informative
and objective looks at ourselves, neighbors and the nia’s Annenberg School for Communication ported. “We recognize it’s sparking a lot of pas-
and Journalism, explained that “Advertisers, sionate dialogue – at the same time, it’s getting
world as issues are debated, people interact socially and when they’re lucky and smart, are able to tap people to stop and think about what it means to
politically and events take place locally. We also believe into something that’s part of the popular con- be our best selves, which is the point of the
that we should have fun and thank volunteers!

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limited to in kind cost of actual newspaper space occupied wagon to the #MeToo movement and rebrand- tor for North America.
by the error. Letters-to-the-Editor policies include: ing to fit a moral narrative with a lot of energy There is a fascinating Jewish corollary to this
behind it.” corporate effort to get males to improve their
address letters to Editor at address below. Include your So the new Gillette ad is intent on creating a behavior. The ad agency could’ve saved them-
name, daytime phone number, occupation or company new man. A man quite different than the one selves a lot of trouble if they would have
affiliation, group or organization membership, should they themselves portrayed as a role model in avoided telling men to stop conforming to a
those issues be appropriate. THE LOCAL NEWS their famous Super Bowl XXIII commercial distorted image of manliness – harshly refer-
reserves the right to print all or part, editing for brevity when they promoted their new Atra razor with ring to it as “toxic masculinity” – and instead
or language. Reproduction in whole or part is strictly the theme of the alpha male succeeding in busi- using the age-old Yiddish directive of every
prohibited without written permission. Subscriptions are ness, on the athletic field and with scores of parent to child and every Jew to obnoxious and
$35 per year, $19 for 6 months and $12 for 3 months. women. immature neighbor: “Be a mensch!”
Substantial copies of The Local News are direct-mailed to Many are taking offense that it suggests that Note how the word mensch, literally trans-
most men are bullies and harassers. lated as man, has none of its negative connota-
residents and businesses in our circulation area. Subscrip- Today Gillette takes aim on “toxic masculin- tions. Quite the opposite. To be a mensch is the
tion sales are a major part of our business approach. ity”. It attacks what it claims is a standard for highest compliment. Why so? Implicit in it is a
Home delivery is augmented by direct mail to specific maleness held by large segments of the popu- biblical truth meant to be recognized and ac-
local residents, business and officials. We encourage your lation. Its concern is not with personal groom- knowledged. Human beings were created by
support and participation. Seal Beach, Rossmoor, ing; it is rather a cry for behavioral growth. In God, as the Torah tells us, “in His image”. We
Los Alamitos, Surfside & Sunset Beach have Market line with Gillette’s decades–old tagline to “be carry divinity within us. Our souls bear witness
Coverage with bulk distribution in Belmont Shores, the best” this ad blatantly tells men to change to the Almighty’s presence in our very being.
Naples & Cypress. Address correspondence to their behavior. Dubbed “We Believe,” it opens To act unethically, deceitfully, immaturely, im-
with audio of news about the current #MeToo properly, disrespectfully is to be at odds with
movement, bullying and “toxic masculinity.” A our inner reality. It is to be a traitor to our truest
narrator then goes on to dispute the notion that selves.
“boys will be boys,” asking, “Is this the best a It is remarkable that when people do some-
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been going on far too long. We can’t laugh it ashamed they tend to justify their action with
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by challenging men to take positive actions, human.” Their humanity is used as excuse. “Be
such as stopping other men, and the next gen- a mensch”, demanding that the person ad-
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eration, from harassing women. dressed recognize his or her humanity and act
Why is the ad getting such a huge backlash? in light of its divine source, is accusatory. Be
Many are taking offense that it suggests that who you could be, it demands. Be who your
Dave Garofalo most men are bullies and harassers. The phrase heart and soul acknowledge is your proper role
Publisher / Owner “toxic masculinity” can, as Professor Colleen
Clemens puts it, “seem wildly insulting, even
on earth.
I have no problem with Gillette trying to play
bigoted.” The behaviors and beliefs need to be a role in perfecting the social mores of our cul-
Newspaper Print Policy: The Local News is a bi-
addressed – but defining male-ness as inher- ture. It is a noble cause to which we all ought
monthly print publication. Generally we try to publish on
ently negative can cause a person to harden to subscribe in whatever ways possible. But I
the 1st & 15th of each month. We go to press on the
their stance rather than to change. It's seem- think instead of perpetuating the calumny of
2nd and 4th Thursday with a delivery date of the follow-
ing each Friday. The only exceptions are those months
ingly taken on a meaning – that all conceptions “toxic masculinity” I would emphasize the pos-
with 5 weeks. We distribute a 12 month production
of masculinity are bad – that may be as toxic itive: Be a man – but a man who is also a men-
schedule each January showing exact dates for news
and ads, print dates and distribution dates. Please see
to men as the negative ideas it was initially sch This Yiddish word is probably the best and
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Japan is Not Perfect Immigrants
But Unlike
Any Other Country
The author's great grandpar- Italy, France and Japan. None of
ents came from Ireland and Swe- these 1st generation Americans
den. The Swedish side of the ever gave any thought about
family became farmers. They what country their parents had
came legally, so much for that come from. They were Ameri-
now. Don't know much about the cans fighting Hitler, Mussolini
Irish side except they were legal and the Emperor of Japan . They
too! were defending the United
This vending ma- States of America as one people.
chine is selling fresh Our Grandparents When we liberated France, no
farm eggs. This was written by Rosemary one in those villages was look-
LaBonte to the editors of a Cal- ing for the French American, the
ifornia newspaper in response to German American or the Irish
an article written by Ernie Lujan American. The people of France
who suggests we should tear saw only Americans. And we
down the Statue of Liberty be- carried one flag that represented
cause the immigrants of today one country. Not one of those
aren't being treated the same as immigrant sons would have
those who passed through Ellis thought about picking up an-
Island and other ports of entry. other country's flag and waving
J
The paper never printed this re- it to represent who they were. It
sponse, so her husband sent it would have been a disgrace to
apan is a country which has a rich culture that combines old traditions out via internet. their parents who had sacrificed
from the past centuries with today’s incredible technology. Therefore, Maybe we should turn to our so much to be here. These immi-
due to their unique place in both history and the present, it’s little wonder history books and point out to grants truly knew what it meant
that Japanese life differs greatly from the one that we’re used to In fact, people like Mr. Lujan why to be an American. They stirred
sometimes, this country surprises us so much that we’d be forgiven for today's American is not willing the melting pot into one red,
thinking that it’s from another planet. The following photo proves that to accept this new kind of immi- white and blue bowl.
Japan is unlike any other country. grant any longer. Back in 1900 And here we are with a new
when there was a rush from all kind of immigrant who wants
When
you
think
you’ve
seen it
all
areas of Europe to come to the the same rights and privileges.
United States, people had to get Only they want to achieve it by
off a ship and stand in a long line playing with a different set of
in New York and be docu- rules, one that includes the enti-
mented. tlement card and a guarantee of
Some would even get down on being faithful to their mother
BAD ADS
their hands and knees and kiss country.

the ground. They made a pledge I'm sorry, that's not what being
to uphold the laws and support an American is all about. I be-
their new country in good and lieve that the immigrants who
bad times. They made learning landed on Ellis Island in the
English a primary rule in their early 1900's deserve better than
new American households and that for all the toil, hard work
some even changed their names and sacrifice in raising future
to blend in with their new home. generations to create a land that
They had waved goodbye to has become a beacon for those
their birth place to give their legally searching for a better life.
children a new life and did I think they would be appalled
everything in their power to help that they are being used as an ex-
their children assimilate into one ample by those waving foreign
culture. Nothing was handed to country flags.
them. No free lunches, no wel- And for that suggestion about
fare, no labor laws to protect taking down the Statue of Lib-
them. All they had were the erty, it happens to mean a lot to
skills and craftsmanship they the citizens who are voting on
had brought with them to trade the immigration bill
for a future of prosperity. I wouldn't start talking about
Most of their children came of dismantling the United States
age when World War II broke just yet.
out. My father fought alongside I sincerely hope this letter gets
men whose parents had come read by millions of people all
straight over from Germany, across the nation!
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or anyone who hasn’t been paying for whatever reason.” That information, the analytics referred to by Lon-
attention, this is the second winter in goria, has negatively impacted free agency.
By Jordan Kobritz a row MLB free agents have found This year’s premier free agents are Bryce Harper and Manny Machado.
the thermostat turned down low. Instead of Harper reportedly turned down a 10-year, $300 million contract from his
cashing in on long term contracts at big bucks, free agents have been wait- former team, the Washington Nationals. Some team may yet give him a
ing by the phone. contract north of that figure, but if not, the only person
A number of players have been critical he has to blame for passing on $30 million per year is
of teams for failing to empty their pocket- himself, or his agent, Scott Boras.
books. Their comments reflect their igno- By all accounts, Machado wants to play for the Yan-
rance of how the Collective Bargaining kees, but at his price, not theirs. To date, the only offer
Agreement and market forces work to de- he has on the table is from the White Sox, for seven
termine their wages. years and $175 million. If you can conjure up tears of
Dodgers’ third baseman Evan Longoria sorrow over that figure, when federal employees are
took to Snapchat to voice his concerns that out of work with no paycheck, have at it.
fellow players have yet to hit the lottery. Player salaries decreased last year in both annual
“It’s (sic) seems every day now someone is average and as a percentage of baseball’s overall rev-
making up a new analytical tool to devalue enues. The good news for players is CBAs don’t last
players, especially free agents. As fans, why forever. The current one expires following the 2021 sea-
should “value” for your team even be a con- son, which means it’s not too early for the union to plan a negotiating strat-
sideration? (I)t’s money that players have worked their whole lives to get egy designed to reverse the obvious leverage teams currently have.
to that level and be deserving of.” In the meantime, players should ditch the whining and play ball.
Forget the grammar. Longoria is paid to hit a baseball, not emulate Roger
Angell. Of greater concern is his comments about “value” and players being
Jordan Kobritz is a former attorney, CPA, and Minor League Baseball
“deserving of (money).” Earth to Longoria, “value” to the team is what
salaries should be about. Players aren’t guaranteed a salary just because team owner and current investor in MiLB teams. He is a Professor in
they want for it. and Chair of the Sport Management Department at SUNY Cortland
During the Red Sox’ annual Winter Weekend majority owner John Henry, and maintains the blog: http://sportsbeyondthelines.com The opinions
one of the smartest minds in the game, said, “Twenty years ago, I think 45 contained in this column are the author’s. Jordan can be reached at
percent of wins above replacement were due to players that were beyond jordan.kobritz@cortland.edu.
six years of service (when players are eligible for free agency). That number The information contained in this column does not necessarily
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3 cups all-purpose flour, spooned Step 1 a British businesswoman, human rights
and leveled Heat oven to 375° F. In a medium activist and environmental campaigner,
1 teaspoon baking soda bowl, whisk together the flour, baking best known as the founder of The Body
2 teaspoons cream of tartar soda, cream of tartar, and salt. Shop, a cosmetics company producing
½ teaspoon kosher salt Step 2 and retailing beauty products that
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until incorporated.
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In a shallow bowl, com- make a Bloody Mary as there Celery stick
bine the cinnamon and the are people who enjoy the classic Lemon wedge
remaining ¼ cup of granu- cocktail. But whether you prefer
lated sugar. Form the yours with extra horseradish or ADD TO SHOPPING LIST
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spoon). Roll the balls in vodka. Use this recipe as a tem- SOLUT BLOODY MARY
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ture and place on parch- perfectly suits your tastes. Add all the ingredients into a
ment-lined baking sheets, mixing glass and stir.
spacing them 2 inches INGREDIENTS: Pour into a
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God’s Wife
An eye witness account from New York City , on
Raising a Flag
If you've ever owned your own business, been an entrepreneur or won-
dered what it's like doing so, this is as close to reality as it gets.
a cold day in December, some years ago: A little The IRS suspected a fishing boat owner wasn't paying proper wages to his
boy, about 10-years-old, Deckhand and sent an agent to investigate him.
was standing be- IRS AUDITOR: "I need a list of your employees and how much you pay
fore a shoe store them".
on the roadway, BOAT OWNER: "Well, there's Clarence, my deckhand, he's been with
barefooted, me for 3 years. I pay him $1,000 a week plus free room and board. Then
peering through there's the mentally challenged guy. He works about 18 hours every day and
the window, does about 90% of the work around here. He makes about $10 per week, pays
and shivering his own room and board, and I buy him a bottle of Bacardi rum and a dozen
With cold. Budweiser's every Saturday night so he can cope with life. He also gets to
A lady ap- sleep with my wife occasionally".
proached the IRS AUDITOR: "That's the guy I want to talk to - the mentally
young boy and challenged one".
said, 'My, but BOAT OWNER: "That would be me. What would you like to
you're in such deep know"?
thought staring in
that window!'
'I was asking God to
give me a pair of shoes,' was the boy's reply.
The lady took him by the hand, went into the store,
and asked the clerk to get half a dozen pairs of socks
for the boy. She then asked if he could give her a
basin of water and a towel. He quickly brought them
to her.
She took the little fellow to the back part of the
store and, removing her gloves, knelt down, washed
his little feet, and dried them with the towel.
By this time, the clerk had returned with the
socks..Placing a pair upon the boy's feet, she pur-
chased hima pair of shoes..
She tied up the remaining pairs of socks and gave
them to him.. She patted him on the head and said,
'No doubt, you will be more comfortable now..'
As she turned to go, the astonished kid caught her
by the hand, and looking up into her face, with tears
in his eyes, asked her:
'Are you God's wife?'
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seems to me the single biggest greenhouse warming—not to mention an “impact Ed Lu, the co-founder of B612. His team is cur-
potential “environmental” problem we could winter” whereby pulverized rock dust and other rently working on a network of five to 10 tele-
face—even bigger than global warming or a nu- debris would blanket the skies and block the scope-equipped satellites to track these smaller
clear war—is a comet or asteroid striking the transmission of sunlight, effectively stopping space rocks and provide early warning services.
Earth. Do we currently track these space rocks photosynthesis around the globe. A big enough But just because we’re able to detect and track
and if so, how? And do we have any hope of de- strike could effectively wipe out life on Earth asteroids doesn’t mean we can deflect them. Ac-
flecting them if they are headed right for us? NASA’s Planetary Defense Coordination Of- cording to expert witness testimony at a 2013
—James McClintock, Austin, TX fice (PDCO) is charged with providing timely Congressional hearing on the topic, NASA would
and accurate communications on these threaten- need five years’ lead time—and a commitment of
Environmental advocates don’t normally con- ing space rocks—including issuing warnings hundreds of millions of dollars—to be able to in-
sider interstellar rocks to be their discipline, per about potential impacts—and leading the coordi- tercept an asteroid.
se, but it is true that nation of federal Despite this warning, we’ve made no progress
such an event could response plan- in the intervening years. A June 2018 report from
cause considerable en- ning. Currently the Cabinet-level National Science and Technol-
vironmental damage PDCO uses a ogy Council warns that America remains unpre-
and even threaten the combination of pared for an asteroid impact event and urges the
very existence of life existing satellite federal government to fund efforts to get ready
on Earth. Indeed, and telescope for what astronomers say is inevitable at some
when a 10-kilometer- technologies to point in the future. That said, unlike other envi-
wide asteroid struck track comets and ronmental problems besetting us, there isn’t any-
the Earth some 66 mil- asteroids but is thing individuals can do to protect the planet
lion years ago, it currently devel- from asteroid or comet strikes—except to urge
wiped out three-quar- oping a new their representatives in Congress to support leg-
ters of the planet’s space-based in- islation that funds programs and technologies de-
plant and animal frared telescope signed to detect and deflect those incoming
species (including the dubbed “NEO- civilization busters.
dinosaurs) and caused damage to the environ- Cam” (short for Near-Earth Object Camera)
ment that lasted centuries. specifically for the purpose of surveying the solar Earthwall® is produced by
Humans weren’t around to witness the effects system for large space rocks (larger than 140 me- Roddy Scheer and Doug Moss and is a
of that cataclysm, of course, but we do know that ters across). But the project is far from a front- registered trademark of
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Contributed by Amy Zavatto 3. INDIANA’S GOT THE JUICE
s there a more polarizing drink than the Bloody Mary? Not only is it entirely You might have to thank the Hoosier State for the commercial popularity of
sequestered to a time of day (morning, or however that word applies to the tomato juice and, thus, the easy availability of the Bloody’s biggest ingredient.
time of day you wake up—no judgments) and kind of meal (generally be- So the story goes, it was at the French Lick Springs hotel in French Lick, Ind.,
fore lunch or in lieu of it), it isn’t a drink about which one feels neutral. You where allegedly the first glass of tomato juice was served in 1917 by chef Louis
love them or you simply do not cleave to the flavors of tomato, lemon, spice Perrin.
and alcohol. Tomatoes were a prolific crop in both Indiana and neighboring Ohio, so when
But for those who crave their lycopene sipped through a straw and with a Perrin realized he didn’t have enough oranges to juice for a summer morning
whole lot of kick, there are some interesting aspects of the brunch-blessed li- breakfast banquet, he swapped out the juice of the state’s popular red fruit in-
bation to consider. Gnaw on a celery stick and consider these six. stead, straining out the seeds and zipping up the flavor with a little salt and
sugar. Voila—tomato juice! Of course, it’s likely that people have been con-
1. THE BIG APPLE INVENTED THE BIG TOMATO DRINK suming tomato juice for as long as there have been tomatoes, but Perrin is the
There are differing versions of the Bloody Mary’s origins, but it all points to guy who gets credit for making it a thing and inspiring a small cottage industry
the mid-1930s and one Fernand “Pete” Petiot, a bartender at King Cole Bar at of tomato plants, to boot.
the St. Regis hotel in New York City. Prior to the St. Regis, Petiot tended at
Harry’s New York Bar in Paris in 4. SMIRNOFF GOT THE TOMATO ROLLING
the 1920s—the other spot given Although its name originated from its 19th-century Moscow-born
credit for the Bloody’s birth. But it’s creator, Pyotr Smirnov, he sold the rights to the Smirnoff recipe and
unlikely that the drink was served name to one Rudolph Kunett, in Bethel, Conn., which was then
en masse at the famed Parisian wa- bought by Heublein Imports and moved to Hartford, according to
tering hole, says Brian Bartels, the Jeffrey Pogash, the author of “Bloody Mary.” And that’s when the
author of “The Bloody Mary” and Bloody Mary got its boost.
partner and cocktail generator for “In the 1950s and early 1960s, Heublein spent millions of dollars
Happy Cooking Hospitality. to promote cocktails made with its spirits, in print ads in national
“It was impossible. They did not publications such as ‘Playboy,’” says Pogash. In 1956, popular co-
have all same ingredients,” says median George Jessel was featured in Smirnoff’s national Bloody
Bartels, the most important being Mary advertisements, says Pogash, and claimed he was the creator
canned tomato juice. “They’d actu- of the drink. Because Jessel was popular, the drink’s status was el-
ally have to muddle tomatoes to get evated to en vogue. As vodka’s star began to soar, the Bloody Mary
the juice, and that would take for- went along for the ride, and everyone believed Jessel was the genius
ever.” behind the staple brunch beverage. “Because he was given this ad-
It might be possible, however, vertising soap box to stand on, he could say, ‘I invented electricity!’”
that Petiot had occasionally slung says Bartels laughing. “No one was claiming it, and it was not doc-
an early progenitor of the cocktail umented or in print, and Perrin was a rep for Smirnoff. It would be
for two reasons: 1) Some form of like Mila Kunis saying she invented bourbon for Jim Beam.”
canned tomatoes may well have
been available, as the idea for commercial canning of food in both jars and tin 5. CHICAGO GAVE IT CELERY
cans was discovered and perfected by two French inventors in the very early While the Bloody Mary garnish has taken on entirely new proportions, the
part of the 19th century. And 2) Tabasco founder Edmund McIlhenny opened traditional celery stalk garnish attributed to the Chicago’s famed Pump Room.
the company’s first European trade office in 1872. So Tabasco could have made In 1970, the story goes that a server or bartender was looking for a straw for a
it to the bar at Harry’s. But as a recipe for it does not appear in owner Harry Bloody Mary, and next to the garnish station were these stalks of celery, so he
McElhone’s cocktail tome of 1927, “Barflies and Cocktails,” credit for the drink used it instead. “Next thing you know, it’s popping up everywhere and part of
as we know it today goes to the St. Regis. the drink’s iconic image.” says Bartels. “It’s almost like a flag.”
2. IT HAS SEVEN STAPLE INGREDIENTS 6. THE DRINK HAS GIVEN US GARNISH WARS
Riffs and creativity notwithstanding, there are seven ingredients to a tradi- There’s something about a toothpick that gets the creative Bloody juices
tional Bloody Mary, according to Bartels. “The seven ingredients that I asso- flowing, but the last decade has seen a definitive increase tilting in favor of the
ciate with Petiot and the King Cole Bar would be vodka, Worcestershire sauce, edible portion of the garnish-to-drink ratio. From Sobelman’s Pub & Grill in
tomato juice, black pepper, celery salt, Tabasco and lemon juice.” Swap out Milwaukee, Wis., famed for adorning drinks with more than a dozen items, in-
the vodka for tequila, and you have a Bloody Maria. Prefer gin? Just call it a cluding full-on cheeseburgers and even a whole fried chicken, to the meat-and-
Red Snapper, please. The addition of clam juice gives you Canada’s Bloody potatoes stylings of Atlanta’s Nook—its 32-ounce Bloody gets the full-meal
Caesar, and beef broth makes it a Bloody Bull. But if you want the original, treatment with slices of steak, Tater Tots, a hunk of bread, and a hard-boiled
stick to the original lucky se egg, among other noshables—there’s no limit to what a Bloody Mary will bear.
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Inspiring Women and
Girls to a Career in Science

The probability of female stu- science and protection technician. The list also includes County Water District (OCWD; the District), including the
dents graduating with degrees in $62,280 for an archaeologist and $91,190 for a biochemist. esteemed Dr. Megan Plumlee, who is research director for
science-re- I, myself, am a reg- the District. In addition to duties at the Fountain Valley fa-
lated fields istered nurse. As a cility, she and other OCWD colleagues, such as Senior Sci-
are about nurse, I have worked entist Jana Safarik, have co-authored an impressive list of
half that as male students, according to in the health care scientific publications about water reuse, groundwater man-
a recent study conducted in 14 coun- agement and managed aquifer recharge.
tries and cited by the United Nations. CLoCKWISe FRoM ToP: Chem- And, the person in charge of the largest
Ladies, we have a long way to go to istry becomes intriguing for young advanced water purification project of
enter some of the most fascinating en- students at the Children’s Water its kind in the world at OCWD is also a
terprises that will fuel the future. The education Festival in March; Young woman—Sandy Scott-Roberts.
United Nations recognizes this chal- students learn about snakes and You’re never too young to start your
lenge and so to help inspire and engage other animals in the Santa Ana research or study in the sciences.
women and girls towards careers in the River Watershed at the Children’s OCWD holds the yearly Children’s
scientific fields, they have declared Water education Festival in March; Water Education Festival (Festival) at
Feb. 11 as the Fourth International Day Teachers and their students enjoy the UC Irvine campus in late March for
of Women and Girls in Science. outdoor classrooms and hands-on third, fourth and fifth grade students in
Though recognized one day each year, activities at the Children’s Water Orange County to learn about, not only
the sentiments should be- education Festival in March water, but the world around us. A newer
come a mindset. program, one for grades 6-12, is Next
This year’s focus is “In- Generation Water Leaders. Students come to the Dis-
vestment in Women & Girls trict to learn about where water comes from, how it's
in Science for Inclusive reused, careers in the industry, and their role in protect-
Green Growth.” To better ing our water supplies.
understand Green Growth, I Fittingly, “engage to educate; inspire to innovate” is
like this definition of a green the tagline for the Festival, which brings us back to the
economy by the European major themes of International Day of Women and Girls
Commission, the European in Science. Encourage the women and girls in your life
Union’s executive arm: “An to pursue careers in the sciences to support themselves
economy that can secure and their families financially, gain knowledge, satisfac-
growth and development, tion and self esteem and provide care, humanitarian
while at the same time im- service and innovations that could cure illnesses and
proving human well-being, areas of intensive care, student health, better the lives of future generations.
providing decent jobs, reduc- community health, and patient advo- Cathy Green represents Division 6 of the Orange County
ing inequalities, tackling poverty, and preserving the natural cacy. I can say that it is a rewarding experience for both the Water District, which includes parts of Huntington Beach
capital upon which we all depend.” mind and the pocketbook. and Fountain Valley. Contact Director Green at
Though salaries vary based on job title, duties and indus- We have a large number of female scientists at the Orange cgreen@ocwd.com.
tries, the median salaries of the 10 best science jobs of 2019,
according to U.S. News & World Report, range from Cathy Green was elected to OCWD in November 2010. She served two terms on the Huntington Beach
$97,740 for a psychologist, to $45,490 for an environmental City Council and was Mayor twice. Huntington Beach has been home to the Green Family over 41 years
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Conundrum................ 5. The poor keep getting poorer - yet they
have things that people in other countries
"A gun is like a parachute. If you need only dream about.
one, and don't have one. You'll probably
never need one again." 6. They have things that people in other
countries only dream about - yet they want
The definition of the word Conundrum America to be more like those other coun-
is: something that is puzzling or confus- tries.
ing.
Here are six Conundrums of Social- Thinkaboutit! And that, my friends, pretty
ism in the United States of America: much sums up the USA in the 21st Century.
1. America is capitalist and greedy - Makes you wonder who is doing the math.
yet about half of the population is sub- By the way..................
sidized.
And, it seems we constantly hear about
2. Half of the population is subsidized - how Social Security is going to run out of
yet they think they are victims. money. But we never hear about welfare or
food stamps running out of money? What's
3. They think they are victims - yet their interesting is the first group "worked for"
representatives run the government their money, but the second didn't. Think-
aboutit....
4. Their representatives run the govern-
ment - yet the poor keep getting poorer Am I the only one missing something?
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was down and the show floor was a bit more sparse, with fewer automakers participating
and introducing new products and ideas. But the rich spread of fresh metal was still
dazzling.
Some design elements are
noticeable from 100 feet away
as the cover is pulled off and
the smoke clears, leaving an
unfamiliar vehicle to be visu-
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But other parts of it — a
styling decision here, a panel
curve there — might require a
more thoughtful look. Some-
times an auto show-goer
needs a second walk around.
Here's a look at some of this year's design cues that might have slipped by unnoticed
on that first hurried glance.
Kia Telluride and Cadillac

XT6 taillights Toyota Supra’s roof
Kia and Cadillac — talk The roof of Toyota’s resurrected Supra is more or less “bubbly.” And Toyota had its
about brands from different reasons. First, the design influence was the 2000 GT coupe from the late 1960s. So it’s
worlds. But the unrelated throwback. But more important, dropping the roof center reduces the frontal area with-
three-row crossovers that de- out sacrificing occupant headroom.
buted in Detroit bore a passing
resemblance in their vertical Ford Explorer infotainment screen
taillights. To be sure, the XT6’s No, that’s not a tablet in the redesigned
lights, right, extend more into 2020 Ford Explorer. And yes, display
the quarter panel. But for Kia’s screens are usually horizontal. The optional
splashy arrival in the segment 10.1-inch infotainment touchscreen is in-
of big and bold crossovers, will stead in a portrait configuration, which is a
it hurt to possibly be mistaken one night at a red light for that other vertical taillight first for the automaker ... just in case some-
brand? body wanted a crossover that made them
feel like they weren’t separated from their
Subaru STI S209 steering phone.
wheel
The STI S209 is not a subtle car. Nissan IMs concept’s stance
The newest member of the cultish Nissan has been talking a lot lately about
Subaru Tecnica International fam- the second wind that it truly believes sedans
ily is full of performance upgrades have in the American market. Nissan has
and exterior changes But notice been promising that it can rekindle that wan-
the steering wheel: Replacing the ing consumer love affair. So notice how the
traditional Subaru star cluster logo body sits on Nissan’s IMs concept. Notice
is the STI logo. Subaru is ready to the ground clearance. Can you say “sedan
embrace the brand. that looks enough like a crossover to make
somebody buy it”?
Ram 2500 headlight
There’s a lot going on in- GAC Entranze concept’s
side the headlights on the interior
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3500, including advanced concept to Detroit — the Entranze
LED with adaptive front- crossover — was daring in itself.
lighting, FCA says. The But the Chinese automaker took a
eyes on the heavy-duty step beyond, filling it with cork sur-
Rams show just how intri- faces. GAC described the interior as
cate headlights continue to soft and sustainable, with cork on
be. But there’s something the dash and the back of the seats.
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