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Pacific City
acific City continues to see new businesses

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tourists alike stopping in to visit one of their
new favorite restaurants or boutiques, as well as discovering new ones to try. Some of the most re-cent
new additions are Sephora, The Wearhouse Boutique,
Old Crow Smokehouse and Ways and Means Oyster
House, and Ways and Means at Home, a culinary
shop adjacent to the restaurant. There is so much

more to come between Spring and Summer, including
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The First 107 Yrs.
By Jerry Person, City Historian

s a new century of 1900 evolved and the newly
formed County of Orange found itself with a
growing population, coastal villages with
names like Bolsa, Fairview, Bay City, Smeltzer,
Springdale, Talbert, Westminster and Wintersburg
began appearing. These, along with a beach town
called Pacific City (1901 1903), comprised the western part of the county.
Henry Huntington who owned the Pacific Electric
streetcar lines that ran throughout Los Angeles
County was approached by several prominent citizens of Pacific City to run his streetcars along the
coast to Newport Beach and to put a station at Main
Street of Pacific City.
First HB Mayor Edmund Manning (age 26) and his wife,

Carrie V. Preston (age 20)
If he would, the town folks would honor him by

changing the name of the City to Huntington Beach
as the residents of Huntington Park in Los Angeles
County would do a year later.
When the first of many streetcars arrived packed
with people on July 4, 1904, the residents were ready
for them with a parade, and a free barbecue set up at
the corner of Fifth Street and Walnut Avenue. Some
brave visitors rode the roof of the streetcar next to the
400-volts that powered the cars.
It was estimated that more than 50,000 people saw
the parade that day. It also proved that people would
come and spend their day, and their money, in the unincorporated town of Huntington Beach.
A town hall meeting was called of residents, business
owners and organizations in January 1909 to discuss the
idea of incorporation, the pros and cons were talked
about and the incentives of a stable tax base, costs of city
services, what ordinances would be needed, and what
should be the legal city limits of the city.
In February 1909, a vote was taken with 94 residents
voting for incorporation and just two folks against. On
February 17, 1909, we became a City with Mayor Ed
Manning, a population of 915, and a city limits of just
over three-square miles.
One hundred years later in 2009, the City went
all out to celebrate with a full year of fun events
as a way to remember and thank those 94 residents for voting for us to be Huntington Beach
a place that is known worldwide as a fun place
to come and visit, just as those 50,000 visitors
had done so long ago.
Additional historic photos can be found on the
citys
website:http://records.surfcityhb.org/public/
default.aspx
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America: Home of the Free because of the Brave

If you just want to Walk Fast, Walk
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Walk Together..!!
My Musings For Today
s we grow older, and hence, wiser, we

slowly realize that wearing a $300. or
$30.00 watch, they both tell the same time...
Whether we carry a $300 or $30.00
wallet/handbag, the amount of money inside is
the same;
Whether we drink a bottle of $30 or $3.00
wine, the effect is the same;
Whether the house we live in is 300 or 3000
sq. ft. the loneliness is the same.
Hopefully, one day you will realize that your
true inner happiness does not come from the material things of this world.
Whether you fly first class or economy class,

if the plane goes down, you go down with it...
ThereforeI hope you realize, when you have
mates, buddies and old friends, brothers and sisters, who you chat with, laugh with, talk with,
have sing songs with, talk about north-southeast-west or heaven & earth, .... that is true happiness!!
Five Undeniable Facts of Life :

1. Don't educate your children to be rich. Educate them to be happy... so
when they grow up, they
will know the value of
things, not the price.
2. Best awarded words in
London ..."Eat your food as
your medicines. Otherwise, you have to eat medicines as your food"
3. The one who loves you
will never leave you, because even if there are 100
reasons to give up, they
will find one reason to hold
on.
4. There is a big difference between a human
being and being human.
Only a few really understand it.
5. You are loved when
you are born. You will be loved when you die.
In between, you have to manage...!
I am a Seenager. (Senior
teenager)
I have everything that I wanted
as a teenager, only 60 years later.
I dont have to go to school or
work.
I get an allowance every
month.
I have my own pad.
I dont have a curfew.
I have a drivers license and
my own car.
I have ID that gets me into bars
and the whisky store.
The people I hang around with
are not scared of getting pregnant.
And I dont have acne.
Life is great.
I have more friends I should
send this to, but right now I can't
remember their names.
My Grandmas
Elbow Advice
M
y grandmother was giving directions to

me when she had just moved. .
"You come to the front door of the apartments. I am in apartment 301 . There is a big
panel at the front door. With your elbow,
push button 301. I will buzz you in. Come inside and the elevator is on the right. Get in,
and with your elbow, push 3rd Floor. When
you get out, I'm on the left. With your elbow,
hit my doorbell. OK?"
"Grandma, that sounds easy, but, why am I
hitting all these buttons with my elbow? ........
"What . ... .. . You're coming empty
handed?"
YUP
A businessman in the first class cabin decided to

chat up the drop dead, gorgeous flight attendant:
Businessman: What is your name?
Flight Attendant: Angela Benz, sir.
Businessman: Lovely name ... any relation to

Mercedes Benz?
Flight Attendant: Yes sir, very close.
Businessman: How close?
Flight Attendant: Same price.
Sad BUT True

S
ad, perhaps.....But As I Get Older, I
Think Differently
After a long day on the golf course, I
stopped in at Hooter's to see some friends
and have some hot wings and ice tea.
After being there for a while, one of my
friends asked me which waitress I would
like to be stuck in an elevator with.
I told them "The one who knows how to
fix elevators".
I'm old, I'm tired, and I pee a lot."
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The Local News
Massive Cargo
Ship - A First
For Long Beach
By Chris MacDonald, Writer/Photographer,
HB Ambassador/The Local News Columnist
ne of the Worlds largest container

cargo ships made its first visit to the
Port of Long Beach recently to the
amazement of everyone who caught a
glimpse of it.
The CMA CMG Benjamin Franklins
length is larger than the Empire State Building is high; wider than a football field and
taller than a 20-story building. The ship can
carry 18,000 containers (each 20 feet side)
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ever seen and Ive seen many in the 15years Ive operated Harbor Cruises, said
Dan Salas, CEO. Its massive! Until you
see it in person, you dont really grasp its
gigantic size.
Larry and Olga Smith of Long Beach
said theyve seen container cargo ships in
Panama, London, Genoa, Oakland, Vancouver and elsewhere but this is the biggest
weve seen. A friend in San Juan Capistrano was watching its arrival on KTLA and
Top: Look at the size of this

Huge Cargo Ship! Below: A
view of the Ben Franklin taken
by KTLA News Helicopter Pilot
Mark Kono as he flew on top of
the ship; Harbor Breeze
Crusies Owner/Captain Dan
Salas with KTLA News Reporter
Gayle Anderson. Left: The
Local News Columnist Chris
MacDonald with KTLA News
Reporter Gayle Anderson
them at the port. The French-owned vessel,

flying under the British flag, was built in
China and carrying cargo from China to the
United States.
The green ship, reportedly has nearly a
0 emissions, burns less fuel when it travels, has an Oil Recovery System to prevent
leakage and has the latest technology.
Its so impressive to see, said KTLATV Reporter Gayle Anderson, who covered its arrival to Long Beach aboard a
special Harbor Breeze Cruise that included Port officials.
Mark Kono, KTLA-TV Helicopter Pilot
said, "To see this ship coming through
Queen's Gate was really a sight to behold.
I've never seen a cargo ship this large and
in fact, it's apparently the largest cargo ship
to visit our shores!"
This is the biggest container ship Ive
text us to get out and see it, since we live

nearby. So we got on a Harbor Breeze
tour and were glad we did, said Larry,
who taught mechanical engineering at
UCLA, UCSB and Cal State Northridge.
Its a marvel of engineering.
Its so stylishvery elegant and colorcoordinated, said Olga, a former IBM executive.
Capt. Kevin Nguyen, piloting our trip on
Harbor Breeze Cruises, said hes amazed at
the hauling capacity of the Benjamin
Franklin, which sailed off February 24th for
the Bay Area. The veteran navigator said
that guests not only got to see the ship, up
close and personal, but "we actually saw
two whales coming right into Long Beach
Harbor." For info on Harbor Breeze
Cruises, visit longbeachcruises.com. At
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Whale Watching Tours.
The information contained in this column does not necessarily

reflect the opinion of The Local News.
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Cutting a Deal With Russia
alk about Peace on Earth...LauIn 2014, pro-Russian Ukrainian

rence J. Kotlikoff...BU Eco- President Yanukovich was overnomics Professor; Author, thrown in what many/most Russians
'Jimmy Stewart Is Dead' ...succinctly view as a Western-inspired coup. The
states..."I've been working with the Western view is quite different - that
Gaidar Institute in Moscow for the the overthrow was a populist uprising
last three years helping their fine against a terribly corrupt leader. Eieconomists research Russia's fiscal ther way, Russians viewed the loss of
policy. We've been studying Russia's their guy as step one in Ukraine's joinlong-run fiscal position, its projected ing both the European Union and
demographic change, and its eco- NATO.
nomic transition. Like the U.S., Russia faces major challenges in
What followed in Crimea and Eastmaintaining its fiscal programs and ern Ukraine has established facts on
sustaining economic growth. These the ground. Russia has guaranteed
challenges have been greatly exacer- that NATO troops and armaments
bated by the decline in energy prices won't be stationed within feet of its
and the international sanctions.
Black Sea naval base. And it has esDuring my trips to Russia I've tablished a relatively easy means to
talked with a wide range of people destabilize Ukraine if that country beabout Crimea, the Ukraine, Syria, comes too cozy with the EU or
NATO, and related topics. Two things NATO.
come across loud and clear. First, the
But Russia is paying a heavy price
Russians are a very proud and patri- for what it views as additional miliotic people. Second, the Russians feel tary security. The sanctions are very
threatened by the expansion of costly and will hurt more through
NATO. This doesn't excuse their time. In addition, Western Europe will
forceful annexation of Crimea or their increasingly wean itself off Russian
participation in
hostilities
in
E a s t e r n
Ukraine. But it
does explain it.
Crimea became part of
Russia in 1783,
but was given
to the Ukraine
in 1954 by
Nikita Khurshchev -- according to his
daughter, as a
present. Khurshchev presumably
never
dreamed that
Klubovy via Getty Images
the
Soviet
Union would
dissolve and that Crimea would be- gas to limit Russia's leverage. Furthercome the property of an independent more, the just-announced decision by
Ukraine. Russia is the world's largest President Obama to send $3.4 billion
country and doesn't need more land. in heavy tanks and other military
But Russia's Black Sea naval base is equipment to NATO countries in Cenlocated in Sevastopol, which is part of tral and Eastern Europe will produce
Crimea. Imagine that a U.S. president further costly rearmament by Russia.
had handed Hawaii, including Pearl
So we now have the absurd situaHarbor, to, say, the Chinese and you'll tion of two major powers, Russia and
get a sense of Russian feelings about NATO, squaring off as if they would
Crimea. The Ukrainians, no doubt, actually go to war when both have nuview the gift of Crimea very differ- clear weapons and would use them
ently, perhaps as meager recompense were either invaded. No rational U.S.
for Stalin's murder, in the early 1930s, President would order an invasion of
of a quarter of its population, includ- Russia were it to have a single nuing some 3 million children, via clear-armed missile, which could take
forced starvation.
out San Francisco, New York, or any
Of course, Crimea was part of an other major U.S. city. And Russia has
independent Ukraine for the past 16 a vast number of such missiles.
years. So why did the Russians wait Equivalently, no rational Russian
till 2014 to retake it? This connects to President would invade a NATONATO's expansion. When the Soviet member country for fear of losing
Union broke up, the Russians believe Moscow, St. Petersburg, or some
they were given informal, but other major Russian city - all in the
nonetheless firm assurances that nanosecond it takes for a bomb to exNATO would not expand into the plode.
Baltic States, Poland, Bulgaria, RoThe danger of having two schoolmania, and Bulgaria. All seven of boys shout threats in the playground
these countries are now in NATO and is that one pretends to throw a punch
four of the seven border directly on and the other reacts by doing so. With
Russia.
Russian and NATO air, land, and
NATO was, of course, established naval forces positioned in close proxto defend the West against the Sovi- imity, there is a growing danger of an
ets. But large numbers of Russians accidental military encounter that
worry that its current purpose is to en- quickly escalates into that Cold War
circle, threaten, weaken, and ulti- acronym - MAD, mutually assured
mately invade Russia. This seems destruction.
paranoid until you consider Russia's
There is a way for both sides to
long history, which includes invasions back away. There is a way to keep forby Sweden, France, and Germany. mer allies, the U.S. and Russia, from
Nazi Germany's invasion was assisted turning into enemies. What's required
by tens of thousands of Ukrainians. is for both sides to cut a deal, the eleYes, far more Ukrainians ended up ments of which seem clear. The first
fighting with the Soviets, but the element is a formal treaty precluding
Russian people retain a real fear of further expansion of NATO into coun"Ukrainian fascists."
tries that border on Russia condi-
tioned on Russia having neither regular nor irregular troops in those countries. The second is payment by
Russia to the Ukraine for Crimea
combined with formal recognition by
the West of Russia's ownership of
Crimea. The third is an immediate
distancing of armed forces. The fourth
is cancelation of NATO's $3.4 billion
rearmament in exchange for a proportional reduction in Russian rearmament. The fifth is a deal on Syria that
respects Russian interests, but stops
Russian bombing of moderate Syria
opposition forces and replaces President Assad with a unity government
acceptable to both Russia and the U.S.
The sixth is an immediate mutual lifting of economic sanctions. The seventh is further mutual reductions in
nuclear arsenals and an agreement not
to upset nuclear parity via the installation of new defensive or offensive
missile systems. The eighth is establishing a quick path to Russian membership in both the European Union
and NATO. The ninth is the immediate formation of a joint Russian-US
strike force to combat ISIS.

Would the Russians or we Americans make this deal? I have no idea.
On my biannual trips to Russia, I
meet with high-ranking Russian government officials, current and former.
But I have never discussed such a
grand bargain with any of them. Nor
have I discussed this proposed deal
with U.S. government officials, with
whom I also meet on occasion.
I conceived this deal because I am
deeply concerned about the direction
in which the U.S.-Russian relationship is heading. I'm old enough to remember Nikita Khurshchev pounding
his shoe on the UN podium shouting,
"We will bury you." I remember the
Berlin Wall being built. I remember
the Berlin airlift. I remember the
Cuban Missile Crisis. I remember
crossing through Checkpoint Charley
into East Berlin at age 15, while an
exchange student, and seeing with
horror the bleak city the Wall entrapped. I remember my uncle, a leftwing sociologist, telling me about Joe
McCarthy and the Red Scarce, which
cost many of his friends their jobs. I
remember the Vietnam War, which
killed and maimed so many on the
pretext of stopping Communism,
when it was really about saving political face. I remember President
George H. Bush stupidly and falsely
claiming, "We won the cold war."
All the miscalculations and all the
reckless rhetoric by the Russian and
American superpowers over all those
years have achieved just one thing.
They repeatedly brought civilization
far too close to its termination.
It's time for both Russia and the
U.S. to grow up and cut a deal - a big
deal, which resolves all their conflicts."
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The France Family's

Iron Fist Has Owned and
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For 3 Generations
he 2016 NASCAR season kicked off

with the Daytona 500 on February 21
By Jordan Kobritz
with Denny Hamlin leading the field to
the checkered flag. But every race team had
already registered a win before the green flag was
flown in Daytona.
Two weeks before the Great American
Race the sanctioning body and the team
owners group known as the Race Team
Alliance (RTA) announced a new charter
system modeled after the franchise system that exists in the four Major League
team sports.
The announcement qualified as big
news in an industry where the folks who
own the cars, hire the drivers, solicit the
sponsors and take all the risks have never
had a semblance of financial security.
NASCAR is wholly owned by the France
Family, now in its third generation of controlling the sport with an iron fist. They
make the race rules, discipline the drivers,
award the races and allocate the purses, all
without any input from those who are most
affected by those decisions.
NASCAR Chairman Brian France acknowledged that the new arrangement is designed to promote a more predictable,
sustainable and valuable team business model which will provide increased
business certainty to teams. Under the nine-year deal, NASCAR will grant only
36 charters. That number includes all the teams that have fielded cars for every
race since the 2013 season but excludes everyone else.
As part of the agreement, the Sprint Cup race field will be reduced from 43 cars
to 40. Initially, each chartered team will be guaranteed a spot in the starting grid,
Kobritz
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although there are unknown performance measures built into the deal that may
affect future race entry. Independent or non-charter teams must qualify for the
remaining four spots. Teams can own no more than four charters which can be
sold or leased once every five years with NASCAR approval. And of course, the sanctioning body will collect an administrative fee for each transfer.
Under the old system, the value of each team was
limited to tangible assets, including real estate, cars
and equipment. The latter two assets quickly depreciate in value. Now, teams have a more valuable asset
to sell, their charters.
Along with the additional security, team owners
will supposedly have a bigger voice in NASCAR decisions. Brian Frances father and grandfather must
be turning in their graves at that news. But to his
credit, Brian has operated more progressively than
his forbearers since he inherited the mantel of leadership in 2003.
The relationship between NASCAR and race
teams has alternated between distrustful and tolerant. The charter system is progress in a sport that
has experienced precious little of it in almost 70
years. It provides a modicum of security that rewards team owners and drivers for their commitment to a sport they love. Lady and gentlemen, start your engines!
Jordan Kobritz is a former attorney, CPA, and Minor League Baseball

team owner. He is a Professor in the Sport Management Department at
SUNY Cortland and maintains the blog: http://sportsbeyondthelines.com
Jordan can be reached at jordan.kobritz@cortland.edu.
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Kid Zone Carnival
The Festival includes a childrens area with

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opportunity drawings and a silent auction.
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Accused killer: Ronald Hamilton
fficer Ashley Guindon was shot and killed while responding to a

domestic disturbance in the 13000 block of Lashmere Court in
the Lake Ridge area.
The male subject at the home murdered his wife and then opened fire
on the officers with a rifle as they approached the home. Officer Guindon
was fatally wounded and two other officers, including her training officer,
were wounded. All three officers were flown to Inova Fairfax Hospital,
where Officer Guindon passed away.
The man who shot them was arrested at the scene and subsequently
charged with capital murder, first degree murder, two counts of malicious
wounding of a police officer, and three counts of use of a firearm in the
commission of a felony.
Officer Guindon had been sworn in the previous day and was working
her first day on the street with her training officer. She was a member of
the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve.
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n November, John Wayne Airport (JWA) submitted a request

to U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) to designate JWA
as a "Port of Entry." JWA meets
or exceeds all defined criteria for
designation as a Port of Entry and
the County of Orange believes
that the benefits of the designation are measurable, substantial
and clearly merit the associated
Federal Government expense.
JWA's request included letters
of support from the Orange
County Business Council and the
Orange County Visitors Association. Representatives Campbell,

Issa, Lowenthal, Rohrabacher,
Royce and Loretta Sanchez have
also expressed support for the
designation. In February, John
Wayne Airport Director Alan L.

Murphy was notified by the Acting Port Director that our request
had been forwarded to CBP headquarters in Washington, D.C. with
a recommendation for approval.
While this is a positive first step,
there is a very long way to go in
the processstay tuned!
As of 2015, the largest airlines
at John Wayne Airport were
Southwest Airlines, American
Airlines, United Airlines, Alaska
Airlines, and Delta Air Lines [7]
Federal Aviation Administration records say the airport had 4,584,147
enplanements in calendar
year 2014, an increase
from 4,450,628 in 2013.[
"My bill mandates the
secretary of homeland
security to designate
John Wayne Airport an
official port of entry and
remove it from the existing user-fees system,
which currently puts the
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Republican Reps. Mimi Walters
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Brownies
Ingredients
4 eggs
1 1/4 cups cocoa
1 tsp baking powder
1 tsp espresso powder
1 tbsp vanilla
1 cup unsalted butter
2 1/4 cups sugar
2 cups chocolate chips
1 1/2 cups flour
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the first organizations in the United States to give women formal leadership positions in its power structure, believing in strict equality of the
sexes. American Shakerism was founded by Mother Ann Lee. She sent
missionaries into New Hampshire, resulting in the religious communities of Canterbury and
Enfield, which provided leadership in business, technological progress and innovation, and social reform in New Hampshire.
Instructions
1. Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Grease a 9x13 pan.
2. Beat together eggs, cocoa, baking powder, espresso powder and vanilla until
smooth.
3. Melt the butter in the microwave in a small microwave-safe bowl.
4. Add the sugar to the melted
butter and combine. Microwave
mixture in about 10-15 second increments, mixing each time, until
the mixture is hot (about 110-120
Ingredients
degrees), but not bubbly. It should
50ml Don Julio Blanco tequila
take on a shiny look when it's ready.
75ml
pink grapefruit juice
Heating this mixture will dissolve
10ml fresh lime juice
more of the sugar and give a shiny
1 teaspoon vanilla sugar
crust on top of the brownies. You
Lime or pink-grapefruit wedge, to garnish
could also do this step in a saucepan
over low heat.
5. Add the butter mixture to the
Method
eggs mixture and mix until smooth
Add the tequila, juices and sugar to a shaker or
6. Microwave the chocolate chips
jug with ice cubes and shake, or stir, together. Strain
in about 20 second increments until
into a highball glass filled with ice cubes. Garnish
fairly soft, but not totally melted.
with lime or
NOTE: If you want them to be
grapefruit.
completely incorporated, melt them
completely. If you want them to be chunks in the brownies, do not microwave them.
7. Add flour and chocolate chips to batter and mix until smooth.
8. Pour batter into pan and bake for about 30 minutes, or until toothpick comes out
with The
just information
a few moist crumbs.
contained in this column does not necessarily reflect the opinion of The Local News.
9. When done, remove from oven and allow to cool.
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The Orange County Water

District (OCWD; the District)
was invited by the State Water
Resources Control Board, to participate in stakeholder workshops
to provide input on the emergency drought directives. The
State Board has listened to varying perspectives
during the process of
implementing
regulations for urban water conservation
and incentives for investments in sustainable water supplies.
The collaboration has been much appreciated and has resulted in some determinations that affect us here in Huntington Beach and Fountain Valley.
First, it has determined that it is best to extend the current
water conservation regulations that we all now follow. The

State Board will reevaluate the regulations again in April,
primarily based upon the mountain snowpack. As much as
one-third of Californias water supply is stored in its snowpacks. Spring and summer thaws usually release the accumulated water for use when we most need it. Recent
predictions call for a warmer than usual winter, which
means there might not be much left by the warmer
months. Even with a healthy snowpack of 110 percent of normal plus a cold winter, the impacts of the
drought are by no means over. Remember, we went
through a severe four-year drought that reduced
water resources all over the state, including the Colorado River and the State Water Project, which provide imported water to Orange County.
California water agencies, like OCWD, have invested billions of dollars in local drought sustainable water sourcesliterally making drinkable
water to supplement declining supplies. The Orange County Water District, in collaboration with
the Orange County Sanitation District, developed the Groundwater Replenishment System
(GWRS) spending more than $600 million to
build the largest advanced water purification
process for potable reuse in the world. It was a
wise investment that continues to pay for itself.
Most OCWD suppliers now receive about
75 percent of their total water from the Orange
County Groundwater Basin. This saves their
2.4 million customers from paying nearly
double the cost for imported waterwhen it
is available. Adding GWRS water into the basin has
also protected the health of the groundwater basin from subsidence and from fouling due to seawater intrusion.
The GWRS allowed OCWD to increase pumping levels
of the Orange County Groundwater Basin during California's historic four-year drought while many agencies were
facing severe local water shortages.
The State Board has recognized that without new water
supplies, the current drought conditions would be much
more severe. It has recommended a Drought Resilient
Sources of Supply Credit for potable reuse, sustainable
water supplies and desalination supplies when state conservation mandates are in place. OCWD retail water agencies
are now eligible for an 8 percent credit, effectively adjusting
their conservation savings, because of the GWRS investment. The cities of Huntington Beach and Fountain Valley
reached their conservation standards, but cities that fell short
of state mandates are now able to meet them.
The State Board provides the credit to additionally incentivize the building of sustainable water supply projects that
will help mitigate the severity of future droughts.
Working in a proactive manner to plan far in advance to
help reduce our regions dependence on imported water
sources is a hallmark of OCWD. The District is currently
exploring purchasing up to 56,000 acre-feet per year (AFY)
of desalinated seawater from the proposed Huntington
Beach Desalination Project and expanding its GWRS to provide an additional 31,000 AFY as a way to increase local
water supplies. These new sources of sustainable water supply would reduce the region's dependence on imported water
sources from Northern California and the Colorado River
that are vulnerable to drought, natural disasters and regulatory restrictions even further.
The District is pleased with the acknowledgement of investments in sustainable water supplieslike potable reuse
and desalinated waterand will continue to provide input
and guidance, working with the state and its staff on future
drought-related regulations for the betterment of Orange
County and the state of California.
O.C. Cities Get Credit

for GWRS Investment
Cathy Green was elected to OCWD in November 2010. She served two terms on the Huntington Beach
City Council and was Mayor twice. Huntington Beach has been home to the Green Family over 41 years
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EarthTalk
Dear EarthTalk:
Are genetically modified organisms (GMOs)
really so bad for us and the
environment, and given their prevalence in our food supply
already, how can I avoid them?
~ Dianne Mercurio, Richmond, VA
Unless you only buy foods that are certified organic or

marked as GMO-free, odds are that a great deal of the food
you eat contains genetically modified organisms (GMOs).
But are you risking your health and damaging the environment by eating GMOs? Not according to Monsanto, the agricultural biotechnology company that is a leading producer of
GM seed. Monsanto contends that GMOs are safe to eat and
that seeds with GM traits have been tested more than any
other crops in the history of agriculturewith no credible
evidence of harm to humans or animals.

The company also points to studies that have positively assessed the safety of GMOs, including the 2010 European
Commission report summarizing the results of 50 research
projects addressing the safety of GMOs for the environment
as well as for animal and human health. In announcing the
report, the Commission stated that there is, as of today, no
scientific evidence associating GMOs with higher risks for
the environment or for food and feed safety than conventional
plants.
Of course, not everyone agrees. According to the nonprofit Non-GMO Project, genetically modified crops and
food items can contaminate conventional crops and foods
through cross-pollination and/or contamination. Also, since
many GM crops are designed to be immune to herbicides and
pesticides, farmers have increased their use of various weed
and bug killing chemicals to keep competition for their cash
crops at bay. The resulting overuse
of these chemicals has led to a
rapid evolution of super weeds
and super bugs that can quickly
take over unmaintained or wild
lands.
Given the prevalence of GMOs
in our food supply already, the
non-profit Just Label It believes labeling everything that contains
GMOs would be a start so at least
consumers can choose on their
own what they put in their bodies.
Some 64 countries around the
worldincluding China, Japan,
Australia, Brazil, Russia and 28
nations in the European Union
currently require labeling on foods
created with GMOs. Just Label It
is one of many activist voices calling on the United States to follow
suit. The group has created an online petition so everyday Americans can let the U.S. Food & Drug
Administration (FDA) know that
they have the right to know whats in their food, especially

when it comes to GMOs.
But until we have federal rules in place requiring labeling,
concerned consumers will have to take matters into their own
hands when it comes to ferreting out the GMO content of
what they eat. Luckily the Non-GMO Project is helping make
it easier by offering verified products the opportunity to display its Non-GMO symbol on their labels. Currently the
group has verified some 35,000 food products across 1,900
different brands commonly available on U.S. store shelves
as GMO-free, representing annual sales topping $13.5 billion.
Meanwhile, Whole Foods has stepped up its support of GMO
labeling by instituting a new policy of full GMO transparency in all of its North American stores by 2018.
Beyond just labeling, though, Whole Foods is also working
with many of its suppliers to transition to ingredients from
non-GMO sources altogether. Activists hope that this leadership will trickle down to mainstream grocers as well.
CONTACTS:
Monsanto, www.monsanto.com;
Non-GMO Project,
www.nongmoproject.org;
Just Label It, www.justlabelit.org;

Whole Foods,
www.wholefoods.com.
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Huntington Beach Senior

Services is seeking
volunteers for the Home
Delivered Meals program.
In their own vehicle,
volunteers deliver meals
from the Senior Outreach
Center to older residents
one weekday between
9:30 a.m. and 11:30 a.m.
Volunteers give back to
the community, brighten
someones day, have fun,
and meet interesting
people. Because of the
dedicated team of
volunteers, Huntington
Beach has a thriving
senior center and
outreach center with a
wide range of services,
activities, and classes.
For more information on

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Isaac Baker
ince my last report on New Zealand, Ive tasted
through a range of bottles and found some tasty
and value-driven wines. New Zealand
really has the $12-$20 range dialed in, as
producers continue to put out fan-friendly,
popular Sauvignon Blancs, Chardonnays
and Pinot Noirs.
Sure you can spend a lot of money in
New Zealand, but for many wine drinkers
(myself included) wines like these gave me
a pleasant and rewarding introduction to
this countrys vino.
These wines were received as trade samples and tasted sighted.
2015 Villa Maria Sauvignon

Blanc Private Bin - New Zealand,
South Island, Marlborough
SRP: $12
ale straw color. Bright and
crunchy on the nose with bell
pepper, white pepper and asparagus
on top of white peaches and limes.
Punchy and tart on the palate,
brisk but slightly creamy, too.
Limes, grapefruit, lemon pith,
mixed with green pepper, grass
and a slight mineral note. Crisp,
clean, bright, this is a reasonably
priced wine that is representational
of its grape and place. (85 points
IJB)
Review:
eyed elements as well. Lime drizzled on papaya is the

flavor profile I get, add in some saline, white pepper,
green onion, crushed chalk and honeysuckle. A fresh,
interesting example, the complexity is impressive at
this price point. (87 points IJB)
2014 Sea Pearl Sauvignon Blanc Marlborough - New Zealand, South Island, Marlborough
SRP:$12
ursting aromas of ruby red grapefruit, lemon pith,
tangerine, matched with flavors of lemongrass,
green pepper and sliced jalapeno. Bright acid, moderately creamy, juicy flavors of tangerine and ruby red
grapefruit, some floral perfume, a good dose of sliced
jalapeno and bell peppers with some babys breath
and honeysuckle. Not very complex, but plays the
part very well. (85 points IJB)
Review:
notes of cantaloupe and honeydew

melons. A sense of chalk
and crushed shells plays David White
off this babys breath and
cut white flowers blend. Quite nice, with a solid finish,
this delivers a lot for the price. (87 points IJB)
2014 Villa Maria Pinot Noir Private Bin

- New Zealand, South Island, Marlborough
SRP:$16
eep ruby color. Aromas of juicy black cherries,
raspberry jam, sweet cranberry sauce, hints of
pepper. Medium-bodied, bright acid, a tart and fruity
approach with juicy red cherries, cranberries in sauce
and wild strawberries. Some interesting spice elements, tobacco, rhubarb, white pepper. Nice tartness,
soft tannins, some smoky earth notes. Fun, a bit simple, but solid. (86 points IJB)
Review:
SRP:$22
right, complex aromatic display: white

peaches, creamy pears, sliced limes,
clean laundry and white floral tones. Vibrant
acidity on the palate, this is a precise wine but
shows enough creaminess to add some depth.
Flavors of green apples, green and yellow
pears, tangerine, the fruit is bright and zesty
but full of creamy complexity. I get salt air,
river rocks, honeysuckle and a deep mineral
concentration as well. This Chardonnay is impressive for its purity and complexity, let
alone for its price point. (89 points IJB)
2014 Mt Beautiful Pinot Gris New Zealand, South Island, Canterbury

SRP: $19
uicy green and yellow apples on the nose,
along with honeycomb, white tea, babys
breath and a hint of white peppery spice.
Medium bodied, bright, crunchy acid but
some creaminess as well. Tart green apples mix with
Review:
terbury New Zealand, South Island, Canterbury

SRP: $25
uicy ruby color. Smells of tart strawberries, juicy
cherries, rose hips, tobacco, white pepper aromatically, this is rocking. Lively structure on the
palate with fine tannins, the acid is crisp and
crunchy, combining for a mouthfeel that is slightly
chewy but incredibly vibrant. Juicy black cherries
mix with tart red currants, and the fruit is dusted
with tobacco, white pepper, black tea, rose hips and
hints of mushroom. Long, quite complex, this is an
elegant Pinot that punches above its weight in terms
of price. Aged 10 months in 25% new French oak.
(90 points IJB)
David White is the founder and editor of
Terroirist.com, which was named
Best Overall Wine Blog" at the 2013
Wine Blog Awards.
His columns are housed at Grape Collective.
Most Interesting Man in the World

The information contained in this column does not
necessarily reflect the opinion of The Local News
Dos Equis man is counter-suing his former manager for calling him `The
Least Honorable Man in the Entertainment Business.''
lexander Nguyen (Patch Staff)

talks about another Gold Strike
of sorts..."The actor dubbed The
Most Interesting Man in the World
in the Dos Equis commercial is
countersuing the man who called
him The Least Honorable Man in
the Entertainment Business in a
lawsuit alleging that the beer ad star
owes him and his company commissions.
Jonathan Goldsmith filed the
countersuit Feb. 9 in Los Angeles
Superior Court against Butch Klein
and Gold Levin Talent. The suit alleges Klein wrongfully disclosed the
terms of a 2012 Dos Equis-Goldsmith contract and had no role in
connection with securing or managing Goldsmiths deals with the beer
company.
The countersuit describes Klein,
also known as Tim Jordan, as a
failed C-list actor who appears in
D movies and who is now a
failed personal manager.
An attorney for Klein and Gold

Levin could not be immediately
reached.
Gold Levin Talent started the litigation by suing Goldsmith Oct. 2,
claiming that the defendant
was relatively unknown until
the beer ad turned out to be
the role of a lifetime for him.
The suit maintains Gold
Levin is entitled to 10 percent
of the nearly $2 million Goldsmith will earn in 2015-16.
Goldsmith hired Gold Levin
in 2002 to manage his career in
the entertainment industry in
exchange for his agreement to
pay a percentage of his earnings from his television, film
and other entertainment industry engagements, according to
the lawsuit.
The Gold Levin suit states
that Goldsmith paid commissions to Gold Levin from
2006-09, but stopped doing so
last November, contending that the

plaintiffs had earned enough
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anymore...or... show me the contract...let's see who prevails... the

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Hey Abbott: You Running for President
Moe Kanoudi
COSTELLO: I want to talk about the unemployment rate

in America .
ABBOTT: Good Subject. Terrible Times. Its 5.6%.
COSTELLO: That many people are out of work?
ABBOTT: No, thats 23%.
COSTELLO: You just said

5.6%.
ABBOTT:
ployed.
5.6% Unem-
COSTELLO: Right 5.6%

out of work.
ABBOTT: No, thats 23%.
COSTELLO: Okay, so its

23% unemployed.
ABBOTT: No, thats 5.6%.
COSTELLO: WAIT A MINUTE. Is it 5.6% or 23%?
ABBOTT: 5.6% are unemployed. 23% are out of work.
COSTELLO: If you are out of work you are unemployed.
ABBOTT: No, the President said you can't count the Out
of Work as the unemployed. You have to look for work to
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be unemployed.
COSTELLO: BUT THEY ARE OUT OF WORK!!!

ABBOTT: No, you miss his point.
COSTELLO:
What point?
ABBOTT: Someone who doesnt

look for work
cant be counted
with those who
look for work. It
wouldnt be fair.
COSTELLO: To
whom?
ABBOTT: The
unemployed.
COSTELLO: But ALL of them are out of work.
ABBOTT: No, the unemployed are actively looking for

work. Those who are out of work gave up looking and if
you give up, you are no longer in the ranks of the unemployed.
COSTELLO: So if youre off the unemployment roles that

would count as less unemployment?
ABBOTT: Unemployment would go down. Absolutely!
COSTELLO: The unemployment just goes down because

you dont look for work?
ABBOT : Absolutely it goes down. Thats how it gets to

5.6%. Otherwise it would be 23%.
COSTELLO : Wait, I got a question for you. That means
there are two ways to bring down the unemployment number?
ABBOTT: Two ways is correct.
COSTELLO: Unemployment can go down if someone gets

a job?
ABBOTT: Correct.
COSTELLO: And unemployment can also go down if you

stop looking for a job?
ABBOTT Bingo.
COSTELLO: So there are two ways to bring unemployment down, and the easier of the two is to have people stop
looking for work.
ABBOTT: Now you're thinking like them...
COSTELLO: I don't even know what the heck I just said!
ABBOTT: Now you're thinking like a presidential candidate.
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Moe News Than You Can Handle
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I ndustr y N ews
The Car You

Drive Predicts
Your Favorite
Presidential
Candidate
Wow!
"something like "electric car owners are more

likely to support Hillary Clinton relative to the
background population. This does not mean that
electric car owners support Hillary more than
Bernie. This means that the percentage of votes
for Hillary among electric car owners is greater
than the percentage of votes for Hillary among
the entire poll population, and that this difference is statistically significant." Got it? Good.
And now, on to the results. Or should we say,
"results"? Highlights from the PDF:
Bernie Sanders supporters are statistically
more likely to drive Honda, Subaru, or Volvo,
while Hillary Clinton supporters are statistically
more likely drive Toyota, Lexus, and Acura.
Supporters of Republican candidates (specifically Trump, Cruz, and Rubio) are more likely
to drive truck brands like Ford, Chevrolet, or
Dodge, and less likely to drive Toyotas.
Prius owners support Hillary Clinton 40%
more than the general population, and support
Ted Cruz 126% more than the general population. Similarly, Dodge owners favor Trump 50%
more than the general population.
Toyota Camry drivers are more statistically
likely to support a Democrat, and Honda Accord

and Ford Fusion drivers are more likely to support a Republican.
Ben Carson supporters also tended to drive
more fuel-efficient cars, in line with Hillary and
Bernie, but this could be slightly skewed by the
smaller population of votes for him and the fact
that he had multiple Tesla owners (whose MPG
was set at 100).
Sanders, Cruz, and Clinton supporters drive
the cheapest cars on average, and Fiorina, Kasich, and Stein supporters drive the most expensive cars on average.
Electric car owners are more statistically likely
to support a Democrat. They are more likely to
support Hillary Clinton than the general population is, and less likely to support Ted Cruz.
Get the full details for yourself here.
The absolute most baffling result (to me) is
that, of the two percent of those 10,000 respondents (so, 200 people), one of the top three
"most statistically likely models" was the Think
City. For those who don't know, that's the quirky,
plastic, two-seat EV that filed for bankruptcy in
2011"
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a
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D
at
ebastian Blanco of autoblog casts his vote and

here are the election results... "Fair warning to anyone
who doesn't like politics mixed
in with their car news: stop
reading now. For everyone else,
buckle in, because a new survey says you can
make some predictions about what presidential
candidate a person supports is based solely on
what car they drive. Turns out, for example, that
Dodge drivers love them some Donald Trump.
And, for some reason, Prius drivers get behind
Hillary Clinton and Ted Cruz.
BestRide and CarTalk issued the survey,
which asked over 10,000 people two simple
questions: what brand of car did they drive and
which presidential candidate did they support.
Since the survey was an online opt-in affair on
the CarTalk website, it doesn't qualify as anything close to a scientifically accurate. In other
words, have fun with this, folks (all the GIFs
here should reinforce that message).
The guy who processed these poll results, Dan
Fortunato, even clarifies that when he says,
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Arnaud Dufour
2016 a Tough
Year for Buyers
edia sources are predicting

2016 will likely be a very difficult year for prospective
homebuyers. The biggest problem: a lack of inventory.
There just isnt enough supply of houses for sale to satisfy the demand of buyers.
When this happens, a listed property is likely to receive offers
from multiple buyers. A bidding war is not at all uncommon and
houses will frequently sell for a value over what the property was
originally listed for. This process repeated over and over pushes
up property values, and 2016 is likely to be a strong year for
property values.
This process can also become very tiresome for
buyers. Some buyers will make offers on dozens of
different homes and not get a single one. Some
buyers become frustrated with the process and put
off looking until there is more inventory available and they dont have to play the game this
way.
Other buyers become frustrated with the
increase in values, stating that they dont want
to overpay for something. Unfortunately,
this thinking is flawed. A home that was
once valued at $400,000 may now be
worth $450,000. Trying to purchase it for
the $400,000 it was valued at just a few
months earlier is no longer reasonable. The
base price on a 1963 Corvette was $4,257.
Trying to buy that same car today for the
same price is just as unreasonable as trying
to purchase a home for what it was worth
a few months back. The market price has
moved.
But lets take a look at the math. Someone buying that $450,000
house with 20% down would have a loan amount of $360,000. At
Arnaud Dufour
todays
thirty
year fixed rate of 3.625% that mortgage would yield a payment of
$1641.78.
Lets say that house were to drop back down to a $400,000 value.
Of course, this is not likely to happen anytime in the foreseeable
future, but lets say that it does happen a year from now. Putting
20% down would leave a loan amount of $320,000. In a years time,
mortgage rates are projected to be back up near 5%. At a 5.0% interest rate, the payment on that lesser mortgage would be
$1717.83. This lesser valued home would
cost $76.05 more per month.
The big challenge in these numbers is
that property values are projected to
continue climbing. The steady
and consistent increase in values we are experiencing is
nothing like rapid rise we
saw right before the crash.
The factors leading the
rise are completely different than last time. Just
like old corvettes, we
cannot go back in time to
buy them for a
price thats no longer
available.
With prices and rates
both expected to rise
over the next year, the
bottom
line
for
prospective buyers is to buy sooner than later.
Even if that house costs slightly more than it would have just a few
months earlier, that same house will likely cost even more just a
few more months down the line.
Arnaud Dufour is a Sr. Mortgage Banker at Newport Beach based DLJ Financial. With more than eleven years in the industry,
Arnaud is available to answer questions in Real Estate Finance E-mail: adufour@dljfinancial.com Call: 714-677-4107
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he benefits of nitrogenfilled tires for vehicle owners include tires that last
50% longer and fail 75% less
often. For the environment, this
means that fewer tires are disposed of. Through the new partnership, NitroFill is planting a tree
for each vehicle with nitrogenfilled tires that Huntington Beach
Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram sells. In
2015, 12,000 trees were planted as
a result of the partnership.
Plants use the carbon in the environment to produce energy and

make the air cleaner during the
process. This process is a carbon
sink, offsetting some emissions created from vehicles.
In California, 40 million tires are
disposed of each year. Some are recycled, but most are burned, which
creates considerable amounts of air
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Beach Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram
hopes that by selling vehicles with
nitrogen-filled tires, they can reduce the amount of pollution being

released into the environment.
We want people to know that
the environment is important, and
that we seek to engage our customers to work with us in progressive ways that make a difference,
said Pete Shaver, representative
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Car You Drive Predicts Favorite Presidential Candidate pg.

March 01, 2016 714.914.9797 hbnews1@aol.com VOL. 25 NO. 537

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acific City continues to see new businesses

shop adjacent to the restaurant. There is so much

Ways & Means

More New Businesses Open at Pacic City

The First 107 Yrs.

By Jerry Person, City Historian

First HB Mayor Edmund Manning (age 26) and his wife,

If he would, the town folks would honor him by

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America: Home of the Free because of the Brave

My Musings For Today

s we grow older, and hence, wiser, we

Whether you fly first class or economy class,

Five Undeniable Facts of Life :

y grandmother was giving directions to

A businessman in the first class cabin decided to

Flight Attendant: Angela Benz, sir.

Businessman: Lovely name ... any relation to

Businessman: How close?

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ne of the Worlds largest container

For over 11 years, Colettes Childrens

Top: Look at the size of this

them at the port. The French-owned vessel,

text us to get out and see it, since we live

The information contained in this column does not necessarily

pplications are now being accepted through March 31 for the