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Masks • Masks • Masks • Masks

What if... just food for thought. friends.
Trying to keep an open mind And they hate those who won't comply.
about all the possibilities! It's absolutely terrifying to me that so many people
(These are Not my words, but...) don't question "authority". They are willing to surren-
It's not about masks. Open your mind to the POSSI-
BILITY......
In 4 months, the U.S. transformed into an obedient
der their critical thinking skills and independence.
They just... gave up without thinking Without a fight.
Do you know what's coming next?
Robert Mayer
socialist country. Government dictated what events are
acceptable to attend. Violent
"It's just a vaccine. Come on. It's for the greater good".
Living His
protests that instill fear are
OK but church services, fam-
ily funerals and patriotic cel-
Own Legacy
B
ebrations are dangerous. And
ob Mayer came to HB as a young
you bought it without a fight.
entrepreneur builder in the late
Standing in a graduation
1970s and simply fell in love with
line is a "safety hazard".
our city. His vision, passion and commit-
Small businesses were forced
ments resulted in the Waterfront Hilton
to close but crowds to support
Beach Resort and later the Hyatt Regency
the corporate money machine
Hotel & Spa.
at WalMart, Lowes and
It was a long 25 year process but the
Home Depot are OK.
sun shined on the Robert Mayer Corpo-
Come on It's "just a mask"
ration and Surf City USA.
& "safety precautions".
Bob and the Mayer family have been
How about a little hush
blessed with success in HB. Bob commit-
money. Here's $2,400 that we
ted from day one that he would share his
stole out of your pay check in
success with the community. He has
the first place. Enjoy. Buy
done that in many many visible ways
something with it. From a big
throughout the community for the past al-
corporation.
most 30 years.
Cash is dirty. We can't give
Today, Bob Mayer gave a grant to the
change. There's a coin short-
City of $100,000 to be shared with busi-
age. Use your card. In 4 months, they convinced you Wait until you're told that you can't enter any store
nesses in the Hotel Zone (from Beach to
to use a traceable card for everything. or business without proof of the Covid-19 vaccine.
9th Street, both sides of PCH up Main to
In less than 4 months, government closed public Wait until you can't go to public events or get on a
about the 5th Block.
schools then "restructured" education under the guise plane without proof of receiving the vaccine.
Businesses can apply to the city to be
of "public safety" In less than 4 months, our govern- To everyone that doesn't believe this is possible - DO
in a lottery to be awarded these $5,000
ment demonstrated how easily people assimilate to YOU UNDERSTAND that government successfully
pandemic Assistance Grants. See the
"guidelines" that have NO scientific premise whatso- dictated to people WHEN they were allowed to be out-
website below for details.
ever when you are fearful. side, where they were allowed to go, and how their
(www.onehb.org)
In less than 4 months, our government successfully children would be educated in less than 4 months? And
“We love Huntington Beach and this is
instilled fear in a majority of the popu- that a majority of the popula-
just one way of showing it” Bob Mayer
T W H A T L I F E tion followed blindly because
said.
R T S P R EDI C they were told to do so.
E X P E T E R A You're kidding yourself if
Other community partners are welcome
I K E A F
WILL BE L
to join the Mayer family in helping."
you think this behavior won't
INE A R R I V E S
I D -1 9 V A C C be repeated with a vaccine.
COV
Passing of
Or whatever the next step is.
SEE PG 8 "I don't follow politics."
"Who cares about that stuff?"
Retired Officer
lation in America that "I don't like to think about it."
allows them to control every aspect of your life. In- 6 million Jews were exterminated in Germany be-
cluding what you eat, where you go, and who you see. cause 97% of the population cowered to populist con-
Robert "Bob"
And the most dangerous and terrifying part? People trol. Nobody wanted to think about it. It's easier to just
are not afraid of the government who removed their free- ignore it.
dom. They're afraid of their neighbors, family and But that couldn't happen here, right?
Sutherland
CLICK F
or the last few weeks, retired HBPD Of-
ficer Robert “Bob" Sutherland has been
HERE
fighting a battle with COVID. Today he
lost that battle and we join his family in
mourning his loss.
Robert “Bob” Sutherland worked over 30
years in law enforcement, finishing his career
at HBPD. While at HBPD he worked a variety
of assignments which included Patrol, Motors,
Narcotics, and the Oakview Detail.
Even after his retirement, he volunteered his
time at Baker to Vegas, riding his motorcycle
and acting as a race official on the Rules Com-
Just Never Say Can’t!

mittee. Every time he saw a HBPD team
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Historic Trails Every American Should
Experience: Imagine Life without History

T
he U.S. national parks offer endless opportunities him weren’t entirely accurate. Regardless, Smith played a tive Americans and fur traders followed difficult paths in
to explore historical and scenic locales, but did you significant role in the region’s history. the region via foot and horseback, but most thought wagon
know that the National Park Service also oversees Instead of a car, you’ll want something that floats to ex- travel wasn’t feasible. That changed in 1836, when a mis-
several fascinating National Historic Trails? Hundreds of plore the Captain John Smith Chesapeake National His- sionary party set out from western Missouri with a wagon
thousands of colonists, missionaries, soldiers, traders, fur toric Trail. It’s the first water-based National Historic Trail, train headed to Oregon. In the following decades, about
trappers, settlers, explorers, Native Americans, and even encompassing 3,000 miles of routes throughout the Chesa- 500,000 settlers traversed the route. Only about 90 percent
letter carriers walked, paddled, or rode across vast areas peake Bay and its tributaries. You can motor, sail, or pad- survived the dangerous five-month, 2,000-mile journey,
of the country via a network of trails — long before many dle the trail by following the advice in this downloadable also known as the “Westward Expansion.”
colonies, territories, or states even existed. Whether you guide that includes itineraries, vessel suggestions for each The trail starts near Kansas City in Independence, Mis-
have time to traverse an entire route over multiple days or area, boat ramp locations, and detailed explanations of souri, treks westward through the northeast corner of
just a few hours, spending time on one of these seven Na- what to see. For a land-based alternative, consider geo- Kansas and southern Nebraska, then heads north through
tional Historic Trails is an incredible opportunity to engage caching. If you’ve never done it, this is an excellent place southern Wyoming and up into southern Idaho, ending
with U.S. history. to get started, as the trail contains dozens of caches, con- near Portland, Oregon. Today, you can easily plot your
tainers hidden at specific coordinates that you find using Oregon National Historic Trail journey using the National
Pony Express National Historic Trail a GPS device. Park Service’s interactive map. Depending on which seg-
The Pony Express was the precursor to the modern U.S. ment you explore, you can travel by driving, hiking, bik-
Postal Service and a symbol of the dauntless spirit of the Old Spanish National Historic Trail ing, or horseback riding.
American West. On April 3, 1860, a group of courageous While the American Revolution was playing out along If you start in Missouri or eastern Kansas, you can ex-
couriers began an express mail route on horseback from the East Coast during the late 1700s, Spanish explorers, plore various sites listed in the Freedom’s Frontier Na-
St. Joseph, Missouri — the westernmost place the railroad trappers, traders, and missionaries were trying to find a tional Heritage Area, including the National Frontier Trails
and telegraph reached at the time — to Sacramento, Cali- route between two Mexican cities, Santa Fe and Los An- Museum. Fans of Laura Ingalls Wilder's books will want
fornia. Riders rode on average 75 to 100 miles per day, geles. The rugged mountains, bone-dry deserts, and ardu- to stop in at the quaint Little House on the Prairie Museum
switching out horses at relay stations along the way. The ous climate extremes made the trek exceedingly near Independence. Nebraska’s Fort Kearny State Histor-
1,966-mile trip took an unprecedented 10 days, less than challenging, and many attempts failed. In 1829, a Santa ical Park, Idaho’s Three Islands Crossing State Park, and
half the time the southern stagecoach mail route took. Fe merchant led about 60 men and a large mule caravan Oregon’s National Historic Oregon Trail Interpretive Cen-
From St. Joseph, the route clips the northeast corner of across a 700-mile network of trails that later became the ter also offer engaging opportunities to immerse yourself
Kansas, crosses southern Nebraska, dips into northeastern 2,700-mile-long Old Spanish National Historic Trail and in the struggles and triumphs of the U.S.’ Westward Ex-
Colorado, heads northwest across Wyoming, and passes an important trading route. pansion.
through Salt Lake City. From there, it crosses Nevada into Unlike many of the east-to-west trails of the time, the
California just south of Lake Tahoe and ends in Sacra- Old Spanish trail is more circuitous, with a northern route Trail of Tears National Historic Trail
mento. Today the trail passes through federal, state, and that travels out of Santa Fe through southwestern Colorado Commemorating a tragic chapter in U.S. history, the
private lands, with interpretive centers, museums, historic and southern Utah. A southern route treks west out of Trail of Tears National Historic Trail follows the land and
structures, forts, hiking trails, campgrounds, and lodging Santa Fe and roughly follows the Utah-Arizona border. water routes U.S. troops and state militia took to relocate
along the way. You can drive, hike, bike, and horseback The routes merge at Utah’s southwest tip and continue indigenous tribes from their homelands to Indian Territory,
ride various parts of the trail. The National Park Service southwest toward Los Angeles. The trail also splits into a present-day Oklahoma. After Congress passed the Indian
provides a handy interactive map with details of what to few routes between Arizona’s Lake Mead and California’s Removal Act by a slim, controversial margin in 1830,
see in each state. Mojave Desert before coming together again in southern Cherokee, Chickasaw, Creek, Seminole, and Choctaw na-
An excellent place to start is where the riders did — in California. tions were offered federal lands in Indian Territory — if
St. Joseph. There, you can visit the Pony Express National You can hike, bike, horseback ride, camp, rock climb, they gave up their ancestral lands in Alabama, Georgia,
Museum to see photos and learn about the individual rid- and paddle various parts of the trail. Consider visiting his- North Carolina, and Tennessee.
ers. Elsewhere on the trail, Nebraska’s Rock Creek Station toric sites such as the Aztec Ruins National Monument in Some tribes agreed, feeling it was futile to try to fight
served as an essential stop for the Pony Express and Ore- northern New Mexico, Colorado’s Great Sand Dunes Na- the U.S. government, but many refused. Beginning in
gon Trail travelers, and it was where Wild Bill Hickok tional Park, and California’s Mojave National Preserve. 1838, troops forcibly evicted more than 16,000 Cherokee
started his gunslinging endeavors. If you’re really ambi- (Check out this National Park Service interactive map that and thousands of other tribal people from the region, using
tious and can withstand countless hours on horseback, you shows where to go and what to see.) land and water routes across nine states. It’s estimated that
can join the National Pony Express Association’s “Annual as many as 25 percent of them died on the way, earning
Re-Ride.” More than 750 riders participate, riding the Ala Kahakai National Historic Trail the trail’s nickname. Drought, harsh weather, starvation,
nearly 2,000-mile route over 10 days and carrying about For a decidedly different (but equally intriguing) trail and disease took their lives, and many were buried in un-
1,000 real letters. experience from the American West’s deserts or the East marked graves.
Coast’s colonial past, head to the island of Hawaii. Also The Trail of Tears National Historic Trail isn’t a single
Washington-Rochambeau Revolution- known as “The Big Island,” Hawaii is home to the 175- trail — it’s a vast network of trails and rivers. Today you
mile Ala Kahakai National His-
ary Route National Historic Trail toric Trail, which traverses
This 680-mile series of roads, trails, rivers, and bays be- through hundreds of ancient
tween Rhode Island and Virginia played a significant role Hawaiian cultural and historical
in the American Revolution. In 1781, the French army, sites along the island’s south-
under the command of General Rochambeau, joined eastern, southern, and western
forces in New York with the Continental Army under edges. The first Polynesians
George Washington’s command. Over 14 weeks, the com- who reached the island around
bined forces, the war’s largest troop movement, traveled the year 400 C.E. created the
to Yorktown, Virginia, where they defeated the British in coastal trails, and islanders ever
a decisive victory that led to America’s independence. since have used the paths to
Today you can hike, bike, drive, and paddle the same travel between communities
routes the French and American soldiers took on their mo- and sacred sites. “Ala” means
mentous journey, passing through well-preserved 18th- road or trail, and “Kahakai”
century buildings, along with encampments, museums, means beach or seashore in
parks, and sites. The trail starts in Boston, meanders along Hawaiian.
Rhode Island’s coast, then travels inland through central After intensive discussions
Connecticut, through Massachusetts into New York, and with lineal descendants,
then along New Jersey’s western edge into Pennsylvania. landowners, and community
It dips into Delaware, moves through Baltimore and Wash- members, the network of trails Oregon National Historic Trail
ington, D.C., and terminates in Virginia. became a National Historic Credit: zrfphoto/ iStock
Along the way, there's a plethora of opportunities to visit Trail in 2000 as a way to pre-
strategic and historic sites, such as Mount Vernon, Wash- serve, protect, and interpret traditional Native Hawaiian can find numerous historic sites, museums, memorials,
ington’s Virginia home, and the Yorktown Battlefield, culture. Much of the land is privately owned, and some and artifacts that provide both a sobering look into this pe-
where the decisive victory took place. Also consider Colo- trail segments are still being readied for public access. You riod of U.S. history and insight into the fascinating cultures
nial Williamsburg, an enthralling living history museum, can join portions of the trail from a state-owned access and histories of the Native American nations that were dis-
and Philadelphia’s Independence Hall, where the Found- point, and the island’s four national parks: Hawai‘i Volca- placed. The National Park Service provides a helpful in-
ing Fathers debated and signed the Declaration of Inde- noes National Park, Puʻuhonua o Hōnaunau National His- teractive map of where to go and what to see, categorized
pendence and the U.S. Constitution. For trip planning, toric Park, Kaloko-Honokohau National Historical Park, by state.
check out the National Washington-Rochambeau Revolu- and Pu'ukohola National Historic Site. Places to see include Kentucky’s Trail of Tears Com-
tionary Route Association’s interactive map. The trail passes petroglyphs, ceremonial sites, fish- memorative Park, an encampment where two Cherokee
ponds, monuments, and ancient dwellings, and it varies in chiefs are buried, and the Museum of the Cherokee Indian
Captain John Smith Chesapeake Na- composition — from lava flows and sandy shores to step- in North Carolina, which tells the 13,000-year-history of
ping stones and modern roads. One of the best-preserved the Cherokee, with artifacts, artwork, and computer-gen-
tional Historic Trail sites is the remains of the Kauleoli fishing village, at the erated animation. Learn the fascinating history of Major
Between 1607 and 1609, English Captain John Smith Pu‘uhonua O Hōnaunau National Historic Park’s southern Ridge, a Cherokee leader who played a pivotal role before
explored and mapped the Chesapeake Bay aboard an open border. the nation’s relocation, at Georgia’s Chieftains Museum.
boat with a small crew. Much mystery still surrounds what See part of the route where the trail crosses the Mississippi
actually transpired between Smith and Pocahontas (the Oregon National Historic Trail River in Missouri at the Trail of Tears State Park. Okla-
real person, not the Disney version), but today many schol- During the early 1800s, the allure of the West beckoned homa’s Cherokee National Museum contains multiple per-
4 ars will agree that Smith’s accounts of Pocahontas rescuing to Americans and immigrants who sought a better life. Na- manent Trail of Tears exhibits across six galleries.
There are four boxes to be used in defense of liberty:
soap, ballot, jury, and ammo. Please use in that order.
The Weak That Was

America: Home of the Free because of the Brave
INSPIRATION
Life is like a camera
just focus on what is important, capture the good times,
develop from the negatives, and if thing don’t work out,
take another shot! Dave Garofalo
Publisher
Things We Used
Yolk of the Day to Say in 1955
S arah was in the fertilized egg Now, she could sit on the porch,
business. She had several and fill out an efficiency report
hundred young pullets, and ten by just listening to the bells.
ment, old Butch had his bell in
his beak so it couldn't ring. He'd
sneak up on a pullet, do his job,
roosters to fertilize the eggs. Sarah's favorite rooster, old and walk on to the next one.
Sarah was so proud
of old Butch that she
entered him in a con-
test, and he became an
overnight sensation
among the judges.
So impressed were
they that the judges
not only awarded old
Butch the "No Bell
Peace Prize," but they
also awarded him the W hen I first started driving, who would
have thought gas would someday cost
25 cents a gallon? Guess we'd be better off
"Pulletsurprise" as
well. leaving the car in the garage.
Clearly, old Butch
was a politician in the
making. Who else but
a politician could fig- Sports
Pictures
ure out how to win two
of the most coveted
awards on our planet
She kept records, and any roos- Butch, was a very fine specimen,
by being the best at
sneaking up on the unsuspecting from the
PAST
ter not performing went into the but this morning, she noticed old populace, and screwing them
soup pot, and was replaced. Butch's bell hadn't rung at all. when they weren't paying atten-
This took a lot of time so she When she went to investigate, tion?
bought some tiny bells, and at- she saw the other roosters were Vote carefully in this coming
tached them to her roosters. busy chasing pullets, bells-a- election.
Each bell had a different tone ringing, but the pullets hearing You can't always hear the bells.
so she could tell from a distance the roosters coming, would run (If you don't pass this on,
which rooster was performing. for cover. To Sarah's amaze- you're a chicken...... no yolk)
If Animals These crazy, ridiculous, and

almost unbelievable statistics will
Could Talk make you question everything
“The Shot Heard

Round the World”
In October of 1951, the Brooklyn
Dodgers and New York Giants faced
off in a three-game playoff to decide
the National League (NL) pennant. In
the ninth inning of the decisive Game
3, with the Giants down 4-2, Bobby
Thomson was up to bat. Thomson was
able to hit a three-run homerun, which
won the game, series, and pennant for
the Giants. It was also the first ever
nationally televised game in baseball
history. What a time to get the cam-
eras rolling.
We believe and practice being fully involved with the communities we serve.
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This is essential in building good will, encouraging growth and above all staying connected in our backyard
discoveries
U.S. National Park:

T he words “For the Benefit and Enjoyment of the People” stretch across the
northern entrance of our nation’s first national park, Yellowstone.
According to the Department of Interior, the goal of the National Park Service
is, and has always been, to keep our wild places protected and unimpaired for future
generations. To that end, more than 400 areas and 84 million acres spanning all 50
states and several unincorporated territories of the United States, protect America’s
greatest natural treasures. With 61 of those wilderness areas toting National Park
designation, it can be tricky trying to pick which park to visit.
So, to help you determine which parks should be higher on your bucket list, we
ranked each park based on their overall accessibility, facilities and accommoda-
tions, trails and attractions, crowds, and, of course, overall ‘wow’ factor, which we
measured by photo ops and stunning scenery.
Keep in mind, it’s almost impossible to say that one is better than the next —
there’s truly something special about each one of our national parks.
Credit: Fotoluminate LLC/Shutterstock
Biscayne National Park

NORTHERN FLORIDA KEYS
It’s hard to believe that a stone's-throw from downtown Miami is the world’s
third-largest coral reef. According to the NPS, Biscayne protects extraordinary
aquamarine waters, emerald islands, and “fish-bejeweled” coral reefs.
While there isn’t much in the way of hiking trails, Biscayne offers an entirely
different type of adventure, including several paddling trails. In fact, unbe-
knownst to most visitors, 95% of the park’s 172,000+ acres are submerged be-
neath the aquamarine sea.
Biscayne offers epic eco-adventures like snorkeling and scuba diving to ship-
wrecks and colorful coral reefs along the Maritime Heritage Trail, sunset pad-
dling trails that travel through Jones Lagoon or across Biscayne Bay, and
wonderfully diverse aquatic wildlife, like sharks, sea turtles, and jellyfish.
You might be wondering why Biscayne is a little further down the list. Well,
despite the reefs being some of the most accessible in the world, getting to Bis-
cayne takes a little more effort than your average national park. From downtown
Miami, it can take over an hour to reach the Dante Fascell Visitor Center. From
there, you’ll need to hop aboard a boat or take a guided tour to get the most out
of your adventure. Also, despite its proximity to major cities, there are no hotels
or amenities inside of the park and the two campgrounds available are only ac-
cessible by boat. The good news is, Biscayne’s unique landscape makes for the
less crowds, so it won’t be hard to find tranquility out at sea.
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'Go Get 'Em, Champ!!! The start of a
Ortiz -- who's been tight with the in hopes of hitting the ground run- beautiful friendship
Trump family for decades -- says ning if he gets elected.
Donald Trump Jr. already reached Tito says his campaign will focus
out to show love. on making the city safe again --
"Donald Trump Jr. reached out to noting it was once considered the
me and said, 'I heard you're running "Safest City In America."
at Huntington Beach, go get 'em He also wants to put focus on
champ!' I'm very thankful for that." growing the local economy and
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Experts Predict What Life

People and Their Issues - Our Business...
Will Be Like After a COVID-19
Vaccine Arrives
THE LOCAL NEWS is published on the 1st and 15th.
HuffPost/JILLIAN WILSON mation by sharing accessible and accurate information
THE LOCAL NEWS serves the residents/business men The coronavirus has uprooted life as we know it. on social media ― said the vaccine may not eradicate
Everything from our social gatherings to our daily er- the virus, either.
and women of Huntington Beach, Fountain Valley and rands has been completely changed and most of us are She noted that childhood vaccines work very well,
Westminster, California with entertaining, informative not too fond of the switch (to say the least). The whole but something like the flu vaccine is 40% to 60% ef-
world is eagerly awaiting a COVID-19 vaccine for the fective, depending on the year and the strain of flu.
and objective looks at ourselves, neighbors and the safety of ourselves and our loved ones and for the re- “The flu vaccine prevents many people from getting
turn of life as we know it. severely ill and from the disease circulating in the
world as issues are debated, people interact socially and Realistically and sadly, though, life will not go back community to the level it would, but we still know
to what it was for quite some time due to questions that a large number of people are going to get sick,”
politically and events take place locally. We also believe around the actual vaccine and how and when it will she said.
be distributed. She added that discoveries around a vaccine’s ef-
that we should have fun and thank volunteers! “One thing that is important to remember: This is fectiveness are difficult to discuss until the vaccine is
Award Winning Staff not going to be one of those light switch things when deployed to the community, meaning health profes-
all of a sudden we have a vaccine and everyone is vac- sionals cannot predict the effectiveness rate of the
Rex Gerlach & cinated. It’s going to take
Jim Horton (Emeritus) some time,” said Hilary
Internet Services: Godwin, dean of the Uni-
versity of Washington’s
Jen Miller
School of Public Health.
Sales: Account Manager: “We’re fortunate in that we
Kevin Garofalo have a number of vaccine
candidates that are under
Marketing Coordinator development, but we really
& City Editor: sped up the process enor-
Nancy Gray mously so the chance of
any one of those being
Graphic Design: super effective is not
Stacy Nunley great.”
Life is going to look dif-
Photography & Freelance: ferent for the next few
Chris MacDonald years, but what exactly
Contributors: does that mean? Below, we
spoke with experts in pub-
Chris Epting, Cathy Green, Moe Kanoudi, lic health and mental
Jordan Kobritz, City of HB PIO, & VisitHB health about what the
world may look like after the anticipated COVID-19 COVID-19 vaccine until it is administered to the gen-
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said. doses and get them distributed in a timely manner?
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Substantial copies of The Local News are direct-mailed to she added. “We’ll see a shift toward that.” influenza vaccine every year — but doing that for a
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a COVID-19 vaccine is impressively fast, but the ex- and if you can’t actually get ships coming in, you
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Chris MacDonald
On the road in Surf City
The Local News
By Chris MacDonald, Writer/Photographer,
HB Ambassador/The Local News Columnist
HB Surfing
Walk of Fame
For over 11 years, Colette’s Children’s
Home has provided 2,000 homeless
Has Celebration
women & children with emergency
O
n a recent Saturday, a small have walked over to view the tributes
gathering was held at the corner the past 27 years. The honors have been
and transitional housing. of Main Street and Pacific made possible by the generosity and
Coast Highway, in front of Jack's Surf- dedication of Jack’s Surfboards & the
boards, for the 27th Annual Surfing Surfing Community. It was a great day,
Walk of Fame Ceremony. This is a tra- and we can’t wait for next year….when
Their mission: Colette’s Children’s Home dition for people, who come to Hunt- things are back to normal.”
provides a safe and nurturing environment ington Beach & look down at the stones "The Surfing Walk of Fame has been
in the Sidewalk honoring Famous a great attraction to HB tourists & other
where at-risk women and children can visitors since it
was first intro-
obtain support & services needed to duced in 1994.
achieve self-sufficiency. It is an impor-
tant asset that
contributes to
(714) 596-1380
our worldwide
fame as Surf
City USA," said
HB City Coun-
www.coletteschildrenshome.com cilman Patrick
Brenden.
"Jack's, their
founder Mike
Abdelmuti &
the volunteer
team, led by
John Etheridge,
have come to-
gether again to
shine a bright
Clockwise from top left: Jack's Surfboards
Owner Ron Abdelfattah, Mayor Lyn Semeta
and Huntington Surf & Sport Owner Aaron
Pai; Former HB Mayor Dave Garofalo with
Mayor Lyn Semeta; Surfing Walk of Fame
Board Members - Mike Adams, Eric Char-
lonne, PT Townend, Don MacAllister and
Ron Abdelfattah; HB City Council Members
Kim Carr, Patrick Brenden and Mike Posey;
Surfing Walk of Fame Board Members with
HB City Officials Photos by Chris MacDonald
Surfers, Local Community Members & light on the core character of Surf City,
others, who have made a difference in USA," said former HB Mayor Dave
the Surfing Culture. Garofalo. "I remain always proud to

Some in attendance included HB have been part of their commitment to
Mayor Lyn Semeta, HB City Council our community. People come from
Members Patrick Brenden, Erik Peter- around the world to see it!"
son, Barbara Delgleize, Mike Posey & "As Surf City, USA, we are so grate-
Kim Carr; HB's newest Fire Chief, ful to those who created and maintain
Scott Haberle and former HB Mayors our unique Surfer Walk of Fame," said
Don MacAllister and Dave Garofalo. HB City Historian Jerry Person. "It re-
“This year’s Induction Ceremony ally helped put HB on the map as a surf-
would have been our 27th. We were ing attraction & destination."
saddened the pandemic didn't let us In addition to Jacks Surfboards, some
honor surfers, surfing, and surf culture of the other event sponsors were Toy-
as we have each year," said Event Chair ota, Pacific City, O'Neill,
John Etheridge. Vans "Off the Wall," Visit Huntington
"But we were stoked to be able to Beach, The International Surfing Mu-
rededicate the Surfing Walk of Fame, seum & Surf City Print.
giving her a slight face lift, by replacing After the ceremony, Brett Barnes,
the original five stones for the Father of Managing Partner of Duke's Restaurant
Surfing: Duke Kahanamoku; Film- (at the Pier) held a small, socially dis-
maker Extraordinaire: Bruce Brown; tanced Breakfast Buffet for some of the
Pioneer Waterman: Tom Blake; HB attendees.
Legend: Robert August; our original You can learn more about The Surfers
Dedication Stone (from May 28th, Walk of Fame and see a list of previous
1994), and a few others that had been Inductees at: http://www.surfingwalkof-
damaged by the many visitors, who fame.com .
10 The information contained in this column does not necessarily

reflect the opinion of The Local News.
THE Local NEWS Community
restaurants / entertainment / local events / something for everybody

Laguna Beach Beer Adds Huntington Beach
Location, Sticks to Taproom Philosophy
L
aguna Beach Beer Co. (LBBC) is opening able other North Orange County residents to have
its third tasting room and kitchen in North an LBBC pub option closer to them. We love the
Huntington Beach at Bella Terra — an out- Bella Terra development, and we have high hopes
door dining, shopping and entertainment hub — for the location. This is the third of what we hope
centrally located at the 405 Freeway and Beach will be many more LBBC pubs to come.”
Boulevard in Surf City, Calif. The location will From IPAs to cream, red, blonde, pale and
open on Friday, Aug. 7, 2020. Its two existing lo- brown ales and pilsners, lagers, stouts and
cations — its Rancho Santa Margarita brewery, porters, discerning beer lovers look forward to
tasting room and kitchen and its namesake, the LBBC’s frequent new beer launches, enjoyed
flagship Laguna Beach spot, which is also a tast- with artisan flatbread pizzas, fresh salads and de-
ing room plus kitchen, are popular destinations licious sandwiches. Also part of the fun at LBBC
for locals and tourists alike. Now those in Hunt- is an event calendar full of live music, trivia
ington Beach and North Orange County can nights and more for the community. According to
enjoy LBBC’s wide range of brews, delicious the press release, LBBC’s pivot to meet the de-
lunch, dinner menus and Instagram-worthy out- mand of Covid-19 restrictions has made it easy
door beer gardens. for all customers to keep enjoying LBBC, either
”Early on in LBBC’s formation, we opted to outside with patio dining, in the beer gardens or
embrace a tasting room business model whereby at home with curbside pickup for beer and food.
we could sell a majority of our beer direct to our Laguna Beach Beer Company was founded in
consumers,” said Brent Reynard, CEO and co- 2014 out of a passion for craft beer by two La-
founder of LBBC. “We are extremely excited to guna Beach natives and childhood buddies, who
bring our brand, craft beer and food offerings to sought to bring the laid-back and local vibes of
the amazing Huntington Beach locals and to en- their home town to the beers they drink.
Orange Coast Best Of 2020 Readers Rave Winners

Orange Coast Magazine Boba R Us, Rancho Santa Margarita
Best Museum or Gallery
Best Doughnuts Best Virtual Workout Class The Heritage Museum of Orange County, Santa
Ana
Oliboli Donuts, Tustin Fitness On Fire, Irvine
JD Flannel Donuts, San Juan Capistrano Enerji Barre, Tustin Bowers Museum, Santa Ana
Sidecar, Costa Mesa Gold Barre, Newport Beach Sue Greenwood Fine Art, Laguna Beach
The Donuttery, Huntington Beach Union Ryde, Tustin Peter Blake Gallery, Laguna Beach
OC Crafted Donuts, Fountain Valley OC Cyber Barre OC Museum of Art, Santa Ana
Best Vegetarian Restaurant Best Takeout Family Meals Best Holiday Event
Seabirds, Costa Mesa Fork in the Road Catering Irvine Park Railroad Pumpkin Patch & Christ-
Nice Guys Vegan, Costa Mesa Zov’s Restaurant, Multiple Locations mas, Orange
Gracias Madre, Newport Beach Panini Kabob Grill, Multiple Locations Fireworks at the Dunes, Newport Beach
Vibe, Newport Beach Jalapenos Mexican, Multiple Locations Newport Beach Boat Parade
Mead’s Green Door, Orange The Recess Room, Fountain Valley Pelican Hill – Building gingerbread houses,
Naughty Panda, Santa Ana Chaak Kitchen, Tustin Newport Beach
Freesoulcaffe, Tustin Full Moon Sushi, Multiple Locations Pacific Air Show, Huntington Beach
Thuyen Vien (Vegetarian) Restaurant, Anaheim
Best Local Band or Musician
Best Tacos N8tive Band
Hannah J Hart
Taquiero Taco Patio, Irvine
Urbana, Anaheim Tijuana Dogs
Pour Vida Latin Flavor, Anaheim Cali Conscious
South of Nicks, Laguna Beach/San Clemente Kalama Brothers
Taco Maria, Costa Mesa Kennedy Givens
These Days
Best Boba Milk Tea Twilight Creeps
The Boba Junkie, Santa Ana
Ding Tea, Multiple Locations Congratulations to all the winners and a BIG
Kaffeine Alley, Anaheim THANK YOU to everyone who voted!!!
Cha For Tea, Irvine 11
So Much for Kobritz

Background on
Sports
T
exas Tech fired women's basketball we can continue to grow the success of our program…," said Hocutt. For his in-
coach Marlene Stollings a day after competence, Hocutt should follow Stollings out the door.
By Jordan Kobritz USA Today published a report detailing This isn’t the first time Stollings and Lowry Dawkins have been accused of
players' allegations of abuse against her, abusing players. New Mexico State fired Lowry Dawkins in 2003 when she was
strength and conditioning coach Ralph Petrella and assistant coach Nikita Lowry the head coach and Stollings was her as-
Dawkins. The school’s action was too long coming. sistant, following an investigation into al-
Prompted by the USA Today report, athletic di- legations of mental and physical abuse.
rector Kirby Hocutt met with players and the coach- The school found that Lowry Dawkins
ing staff. Following the meetings, he said in a threatened to kill one player, pulled an-
statement, “There is nothing more important to other player’s hair and pushed players
Texas Tech and me personally than the experience during conditioning to the point that
of our student-athletes.” His words ring hollow, con- some became sick.
sidering players’ complaints to the athletic staff had Yet following the abuse at NMS, the
been ignored. two coaches were hired by Virginia
The USA Today investigation found: Commonwealth and Minnesota prior to
■ Coaches directed players to maintain a heart rate Texas Tech. So much for background
of at least 90% of capacity during play or face condi- checks and due diligence.
tioning assignments and the loss of playing time. Stollings and Lowry Dawkins make
■ A player was admonished by coaches for display- sports about themselves. Their goal is to
ing symptoms of depression, for which she was even- flush out a resume or burnish a legacy.
tually diagnosed. But winning isn’t the most important priority for a coach, it’s the health and safety
■ A dozen players left the program in the two years Stollings has been the head of the athletes entrusted to their care. Thanks to enablers like Kirby Hocutt, it’s
coach. clear Stollings and Lowry Dawkins have yet to learn that lesson.
■ Players accused Petrella of sexually harassing some players by making sug-
gestive comments to them. He was also accused of physically abusing others by Jordan Kobritz is a non-practicing attorney and CPA, former Minor
using a therapy technique that involved applying pressure to players’ chests, pubic
bones and groins. He resigned in March despite maintaining his innocence. League Baseball team owner and current investor in MiLB teams. He
Hocutt defended Stollings until the day he fired her. He outlined how a com- is a professor in the Sport Management Department at SUNY Cort-
mittee had reviewed the players' allegations against Petrella as well as other issues land and maintains the blog, sportsbeyondthelines.com. The opinions
regarding the program and presented its findings to him on July 3, although when contained in this column are the author’s. Kobritz can be reached by
asked he couldn’t produce a report. “I have thoroughly discussed this review with email at [email protected].
coach Stollings and am confident that we are taking appropriate steps to improve
the relationship and communication between coaches and student-athletes so that The information contained in this column does not necessarily
reflect the opinion of The Local News.
12
California Unemployment: Scammers get EDD Heads Up

benefits while 1 million jobless still can't
By Michael Finney and Renee Koury
SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- A stunning development after 7
On Your Side reported on the Florida man who suddenly received
dress on them," Debby Fabela told us.
She opened them to see if someone had stolen her identity. In-
stead, the notice said EDD paid this person too much in benefits.
California
12 letters from the California EDD, all addressed to strangers. Now, "It's stating that they overpaid by $10,000. That's a lot of money... He Did it!! AG Becerra got the major prop-
reports are flowing in about dozens more EDD letters popping up why was there such a huge mistake that somebody received a erty tax increase on the ballot. Your property
i n $10,000 overpayment?" Fabela asked. tax increases are on the launch pad. California
"I was kind of shocked to "I don't recognize the name, no one's lived here with that name." politicians are trying to repeal prop 13 by slip-
ping it under the radar California's Attorney
David Pacheco in Huntington Beach got a half dozen of the letters
see four different people with -- he was shocked at what he found inside one of them. General, Xavier Becerra is putting together
plans to raise property tax revenue by elimi-
my address on them." "Here's the debit card. Still attached to the paper-
work, still glued to it," Pacheco showed us. nating the only thing keeping some peoples
An EDD debit card from Bank of America, property tax from sky rocketing. prop 13.
mailboxes across California. Turns out scam- addressed to someone named Valerie. And They know it will be unpopular if presented
mers had used random addresses to make here's her award notice, saying she qualifies as , "repeal prop 13" Xavier Becerra has la-
fraudulent unemployment claims. for up to $14,000. beled it "Educational and Local government
What's so infuriating is that more than a mil- "If somebody fills out a Funding". It'as already on the 2020 ballot and
lion jobless Californians still can't get benefits for false application for the state of like the gasoline tax, it will be
legitimate claims, and yet, it ap- California, you'd think there would worded in a way that misleads Cal-
be some safeguards. If it's not re- ifornia voters
ceived, why would you still Vote NO on Educational and local
issue out money?" Pacheco government funding!!!!!!!
asked. All of my California friends &
Many of those letters are family copy & re post this and send
notices of overpayment - the it to everyone that you know as it
EDD trying to claim that money must be defeated!!!!
back. Instead they're reaching these A lot of your parents & Grand-
pears the EDD has paid tens of thousands of dollars to con artists. bewildered folks. parents are using Prop 13 to
The EDD won't say how much is gone -- but now it's trying to We asked the EDD how much money it has doled stay afloat, and they won't
claw the money back, which explains this flurry of letters. out to scammers. A spokesperson did not provide that be able to pay their prop-
We told you about Barry O'Brien of West Palm Beach, Florida. information, citing an ongoing investigation. erty tax if it PASSES
He suddenly received 12 letters from our EDD, addressed to four The EDD said: "Because of suspicious claim activity AND WILL
complete strangers. in UI programs across the country, the EDD is actively LOSE THEIR
"I looked at the envelope, and I said, 'What is this...?'" O'Brien involved in a nationwide investigation. Specific details are HOMES.
recounted. "I don't know who these people are, how did four people confidential... but if identity thieves have a significant
get to use my address?" amount of personal information, claims can still be processed
Now 7 On Your Side has heard from viewers all across Califor- and payment made before additional information can shut down
nia. They too were surprised to get letters from the EDD -- all ad- the claim."
dressed to strangers. What seems so wrong is the fraudsters got past the EDD's ID ver-
They were sent to Gilbert in Bakersfield, to Emma in Encino, ification process while many legitimate folks still have not. Des-
Sarah in San Francisco, and Debby in Riverside County. perate workers tell me they are still waiting for ID verification and
"I was kind of shocked to see four different people with my ad- haven't received a dime since March.
Continued from pg 8
Experts Predict What Life

Will Be Like After a COVID-19 Vaccine Arrives
globe, Godwin said she expects business trips will be reduced for people in most in- fects.”
dustries. He worries about depression, suicide rates and marital problems — things that are
“My guess is there will probably be fewer business trips. We now don’t have to be currently at heightened rates because of the pandemic.
physically in the same room to accomplish many things,” she said.
She added that work-from-home routines have accelerated the adoption of tech- LOOK FORWARD TO A PUBLIC HEALTH SYSTEM THAT IS MORE
nologies like Zoom in a way that would not have happened otherwise. She expects PREPARED TO HANDLE EPIDEMICS AND PANDEMICS
corporations to be more flexible with remote work policies ― especially if work is Kumar pointed out that our health system will only be more prepared for any future
still getting accomplished at home while keeping people from getting sick and helping health crisis or future coronavirus outbreaks after what we’ve experienced with the
the company with operations costs. pandemic.
“We’ve learned a lot about our own public health systems and structures in this pan-
DON’T PLAN TO ATTEND A CONCERT OR SPORTING EVENT JUST demic, and those things can only get better,” Kumar said. “As we continue to move
YET on, we’re more prepared for potential future outbreaks Having these structures and
Unfortunately, as the vaccine is rolling out and determinations about its efficacy systems in place, we can just reactivate them when we need to.”
are being made, crowded sporting events and packed concerts won’t become part of Most of the general public now also understands pandemic-fighting behaviors like
our new normal. social distancing and mask-wearing, two things that were virtually unheard of in the
“It’s going to be hard to convince people to go back to large gatherings that are sim- U.S. before this year.
ply for entertainment or recreational purposes,” Moody said. “I think what you’ll see
is clusters of people at smaller gatherings. I doubt we’re going to have big events with ANTICIPATE CERTAIN LEVELS OF DISCORD THROUGHOUT COM-
tens of thousands of people coming together.” MUNITIES
He voiced concerns regarding crowds inside of performing arts and sporting venues, While the vast majority of people are counting down the days, Fisher warned that
in particular. He questioned how to safely welcome groups of people into an enclosed any unrealistic and premature hyping of the vaccine could lead people to believe that
space and what that means for the venue. all troubles will be over as soon as the needle pricks their body.
“How quickly are we going to be able to get people back into venues? Is it going to “I think there is a tremendous likelihood of conflict, social discord and unanticipated
be a situation where venues have to charge twice as much because they can only fill consequences with the arrival of the vaccine,” he said.
half as many seats? Which then makes so many of these things out of reach for people Communities, co-workers, friends and families will be faced with tough decisions
— I think that’s going to be really challenging,” Moody said. regarding everything from the topic of how to safely socialize after months and months
And since fresh air circulation helps mitigate the risk of the virus, he added that of isolation to sending their child to school where there may be unvaccinated students.
outdoor social gatherings will become even more of the norm. He also stressed that there are likely going to be issues regarding vaccine distribution
and the potential for inequalities around race that the illness has already highlighted
EXPECT SIGNIFICANT PSYCHOLOGICAL, SOCIETAL AND CUL- and exacerbated.
TURAL IMPACTS
There is no question that people are profoundly affected by the major events that THE VIRUS WON’T GO AWAY COMPLETELY
occur in their lifetime. People who lived through the Great Depression have different Sadly, COVID-19 won’t disappear when the vaccine is deployed. Godwin noted
tendencies than those who did not; those who grew up during the Vietnam War have that the U.S. has a long history of people being opposed to vaccines.
a different outlook than those born postwar. It is to be expected that modern-day so- “We are already seeing people saying they wouldn’t want to get the vaccine and
ciety will be shaped by the COVID-19 pandemic. that limits our ability to create herd immunity, which provides protection for those
Edwin Fisher, a professor of health behavior at the Gillings School of Global Public who can’t get the vaccine or haven’t gotten the vaccine,” Godwin said.
Health at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, noted that the psychological She cautioned that the virus will still be circulating even after an effective vaccine
after-effects of disasters typically emerge six months after the event ends. He antici- is widely available as a result of those who choose not to get the vaccine.
pates long-term mental health effects and societal changes as a result of the pandemic, “We are going to be living with COVID for a while,” she stressed.
which has kept millions of Americans isolated socially and physically for months. Experts are still learning about the novel coronavirus. The information in this story
“Because it’s ubiquitous, because it’s everywhere, because it hits us 24/7, we tend is what was known or available as of press time, but it’s possible guidance around
to lose track of the effects of COVID on our daily lives, mood and consciousness,” COVID-19 could change as scientists discover more about the virus. Please check the
Fisher said. “Well, what will the similar effect be of having lived through the greatest Centers for Disease Control and Prevention for the most updated recommendations.
global pandemic in over 100 years? There are going to be many, many long-term ef- This article originally appeared on HuffPost.
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Why Do Dogs Drool?
Reader’s Digest / MORGAN CUTOLO says Greenstein. “In some dogs with epilepsy, for in- ian. Watch out for these other signs that your
Dogs have a long list or adorable habits: when they stance, staring off and drooling is often a commonly “healthy” dog is actually sick.
lean on you, chase their tails, or follow you around overlooked sign of an impending seizure.” If you no- Other symptoms to watch for on top of excessive
everywhere, but drooling isn’t one of them. If your tice that your dog is drooling much more than usual, drooling that indicates something is wrong with your
dog is constantly leaving wet drool stains on your fur- and the drool has blood in it, smells bad, or has a dog are swelling around the throat or inside the
niture, rugs, or clothes, you’ve probably found your- greenish tint to it you should see a veterinarian to test mouth, unusual behavior, neurological changes, loss
self wondering, “Why do dogs drool?” and “What for a medical condition. of appetite, vomiting, or signs of malaise.
causes that somewhat strange behavior?” If humans Make sure to notice the environment your dog is in
can keep their saliva in check shouldn’t dogs be able when the excessive drooling starts. Sometimes their Are there certain breeds that drool more than
to do the same? We talked to dog expert, Dr. Rebecca reaction can be to something that isn’t very life-threat- others?
Greenstein, Veterinary Medical Advisor for Rover, for ening. For example, drooling can simply be a sign of Yes, there are certain breeds that drool more than
some answers. If you’re curious, this is why others. If you own a Mastiff, Bloodhound, St.
dogs lick their paws. Bernard, Great Dane, or Newfoundland, you know
that to be true. “It’s not that they actually salivate
Why do dogs drool? more than other dogs, it’s that their large loose lip
Drool is just saliva and a certain baseline conformation makes it difficult to contain their natural
amount is completely normal for dogs just like saliva production and in some breeds, loose floppy
it is for humans. “Saliva contains digestive en- tissue can actually act as a funnel for drool,” says
zymes, which help to moisten food to facilitate Greenstein.
swallowing, and help maintain oral and dental
health,” says Greenstein. A healthy dog will Is there anything you can do to get your dog to
often start to drool more in anticipation of meal drool less?
or treat time or if they’re excited or anxious. It’s normal for dogs to drool, so there isn’t anything
“Other causes of drooling include ingestion of you can do to get them to drool less (unless they are
substances that irritate the lining of the mouth, suffering from a medical issue), but there are things
unpleasant-tasting medications, certain toxins, you can do to control the mess that drool creates.
dental disease, salivary gland trauma, certain “Bandanas and neck kerchiefs are not only a fashion
tumors, swallowing disorders, and underlying statement but they can serve as a stealth goober bib,
neurological conditions,” explains Greenstein nausea caused by motion sickness. So if your dog is especially for the big droolers like Mastiffs,” says
soaking your car seats on your road trip, that could be Greenstein. “Some water and food bowls have spe-
Does drooling ever indicate a health problem in why. But, nausea-caused drooling can also indicate cially-designed lips or rims to limit the amount of
your dog? something more serious like tummy upset caused by splatter and spill and subsequent goo, but they are un-
“Hypersalivation or excessive drooling (known as an infection or blockage. So if you think your dog likely to make a huge impact on the overall drooling
‘ptyalism’) can absolutely be a symptom of a surpris- may have gotten into something they weren’t sup- situation.” Now that you know why dogs drool, learn
ingly diverse number of health conditions, ranging posed to while they were playing outside and notice about the other reasons behind your dog’s weird be-
from tummy upset to neurological disease to cancer,” excessive drooling, it’s best to consult your veterinar- havior.
TRUMP ADVISOR: ECONOMIC

GROWTH COULD VERY WELL What Price Did
SKYROCKET 20% LATER THIS YEAR
the Signers Pay...
Have you ever wondered what hap- the British that he was forced to move his
pened to the 56 men who signed the Dec- family almost constantly. He served in
laration of Independence ? the Congress without pay, and his family
Five signers were captured by the was kept in hiding. His possessions were
British as traitors, and tortured before taken from him, and poverty was his re-
they died. ward.
Twelve had their homes ransacked and Vandals or soldiers looted the properties
burned. of Dillery, Hall, Clymer, Walton, Gwin-
Two lost their sons serving in the Rev- nett, Heyward, Ruttledge, and Middleton.
olutionary Army; another had two sons At the battle of Yorktown , Thomas
captured. Nelson, Jr., noted that the British General
Yahoo Finance / BRIAN SOZZI month: +0.2% vs. -0.5% expected and Nine of the 56 fought and died from Cornwallis had taken over the Nelson
Long-time Wall Street economist -1.3% in June wounds or hardships of the Revolutionary home for his headquarters. He quietly
Joseph LaVorgna thinks the U.S. econ- Average hourly earnings, year over War. urged General George Washington to
omy’s recovery from the depths of the year: +4.8% vs. +4.2% expected and They signed and they pledged their open fire. The home was destroyed, and
COVID-19 pandemic could shock +4.9% in June lives, their fortunes, and their sacred Nelson died bankrupt.
some people later this year. Revisions: The change in total non- honor. Francis Lewis had his home and prop-
“The economy looks great,” La- farm payrolls for June was revised erties destroyed.
Vorgna — now serving as a special ad- down slightly by 9,000 to 4.791 mil- The enemy jailed his wife ,
visor to President Trump and chief lion, while May’s payrolls were revised and she died within a few
economist of the NEC after stints at up by 26,000 to 2.725 million. months.
Deutsche Bank and Natixis — told “I’ll take this report over anything. John Hart was driven from
Yahoo Finance’s The First Trade. It’s a positive number,” said S&P his wife's bedside as she was
“We’re looking at GDP this quarter of Global Chief economist Beth Ann dying. Their 13 children fled
20%,” LaVorgna said, adding GDP Bovin for their lives. His fields and
growth of 20% in the second half of Even still, stocks fell slightly by af- his gristmill were laid to
2020 is “doable.” ternoon trading Friday after an initial waste. For more than a year he
Second quarter GDP crashed 32.9%, positive response following the re- lived in forests and caves, re-
the worst on record, as the economy lease of the jobs report. Strategists turning home to find his wife
was crippled by the COVID-19 pan- told Yahoo Finance there were sev- dead and his children van-
demic. Suffice it to say, LaVorgna’s eral red flags in the report, including ished.
GDP forecast is on the aggressive side elevated levels of people quantified So, take a few minutes while
in light of the second quarter’s chal- as permanent job losers and a slow- What ki nd of men were they? enjoying your 4th of July holiday and
lenges. States continue to grapple with down from June jobs growth (4.8 mil- Twenty-four were lawyers and jurists. silently thank these patriots. It's not much
fresh COVID-related business closures lion jobs created). Eleven were merchants, nine were to ask for the price they paid.
and businesses are pushing off the re- “I worry the economy has been farmers and large plantation owners; men Remember: freedom is never free! We
turn to offices until 2021. scarred,” chief economist and head of of means, well-educated, but they signed thank these early patriots,as well as those
But, LaVorgna points to the July jobs macro strategy at Manulife Investment the Declaration of Independence knowing patriots now fighting to KEEP our free-
report as a reason for optimism. Pay- Management Frances Donald told full well that the penalty would be death dom!
rolls came in better than Wall Street es- Yahoo Finance. if they were captured. I hope you will show your support by
timates, as did the unemployment rate. Yahoo Finance’s Emily McCormick Carter Braxton of Virginia, a wealthy sending this to as many people as you can,
Change in non-farm payrolls: +1.783 contributed to this story. planter and trader, saw his ships swept please. It's time we get the word out that
million vs. +1.48 million expected and Brian Sozzi is an editor-at-large and from the seas by the British Navy. He sold patriotism
+4.791 million in June co-anchor of The First Trade at Yahoo his home and properties to pay his debts, is NOT a sin, and the Fourth of July has
Unemployment rate: 10.2% vs. Finance. Follow Sozzi on Twitter @Bri- and died in rags. more MEANING to it than beer, fire-
14 10.6% expected and 111% in June anSozzi and on LinkedIn. Thomas McKeam was so hounded by works, HOT DOGS, and picnics......
Average hourly earnings, month over
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tain pens. In the 1940s, a Frenchman named
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by the Hungarian journalist László Biró to create
his own, more affordable version with a plastic
barrel. Bich launched his pen under the brand
name “Bic,” a shortened version of his own
name. The new name was also closer to how
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Is it true that being itive and negative ions,” he adds. “Air-conditioning, minutes outdoors a day experienced significant in-
around a waterfall lack of ventilation, and long dry spells remove nega- creases in energy levels as well as noticeable mood
makes you feel good? tive ions...the best ratios of negative to positive ions boosts. Even indoor plants played a role in helping
~ S.B., Lewiston, ME are associated with waterfalls and the time before, study participants feel more energized.
during and after storms,” says Howard. “The worst Another way to look at it would be to consider our
The notion of waterfalls making you happy is often are found in windowless rooms and closed, moving sedentary, indoor lifestyle as a drain on our energy re-
viewed as an “old wives’ tale,” but there may be some vehicles.” serves and taxing to our mood and general sense of
truth to it given the so-called “negative ions” perva- Our love of waterfalls only underscores that people well-being. In the landmark 2005 book Last Child in
sive in such envi- thrive when they the Woods, Richard Louv coined the term “nature
ronments. The are exposed to deficit disorder” to explain how our lack of time out-
collision of water nature on a regu- doors has led to behavioral problems in kids and
molecules with lar basis. A 2013 adults alike. Louv’s prescription? Spend more time
each other causes study in the jour- outdoors (away from screens) interacting with nature
water to be posi- nal Environmen- and each other.
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surrounding air to Being around water- couch and out into the woods on a waterfall hike,
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It’s no secret that New Zealand makes delicious wine. the palate, where it’s met with firm tannins, tangy acidity duced in these warmer regions, though it rarely makes its
Although it produces just 1% of the world’s wine, it’s a and just a touch of savory spice. way to the U.S.
safe bet that New Zealand sauvignon blanc can be found One of the few producers that has emerged as a re-
on the shelves of just about any wine shop in the U.S. Craggy Range 2018 Te Kahu gional standout is Kumeu River, which takes a Burgun-
This zingy, citrusy, herbaceous white wine put New Gimblett Gravels dian approach to chardonnay. This single-vineyard wine
Zealand on the map, and it’s one of the reasons that (Hawke’s Bay, $20) is incredibly focused on the nose, with notes of lemon,
American wine lovers know the sauvignon blanc grape New Zealand’s second-largest region, Hawke’s Bay, apple, and a hint of tarragon. The palate is robust and
by name. has a wide range of altitudes and soils, making it a varied laser-like all at once, with prickly, limestone-like acidity
But despite the fact that this grape dominates the coun- region with varied wines. However, the region has estab- that accentuates this wine’s exceptional balance.
try’s vineyards, there’s far more to New Zealand than just lished a reputation for high-quality, robust Bordeaux
blends, buoyed by a warm climate that is tem- Loveblock 2018 Pinot Gris
pered by cool Pacific influence. This is par- (Marlborough, $29)
ticularly true in the sub-region of Gimblett Like it does for its signature variety, Marlborough’s
Gravels, where deep gravel soils create struc- sunny, dry climate amplifies the aromas of other aromatic
tured cabernet sauvignon, merlot and syrah grapes—like pinot gris, for instance. While it can be
wines. made in a range of styles across New Zealand—from ro-
A merlot-based blend with cabernet sauvi- bust and textured to fresh and easy-drinking—pinot gris
gnon, malbec, cabernet franc and petit verdot, tends to have richer fruit, more akin to Alsatian styles.
this wine is rich yet fresh, with a core of black The duo behind this pinot gris created one of New
fruit accented by dark rock. Zealand’s best-known brands, Kim Crawford, before sell-
ing it (a bit difficult, considering that winemaker Kim
Dog Point 2017 Chardon- named the brand after himself) and starting Loveblock.
nay (Marlborough, $38) Ripe apple and melon flavors are juicy enough to give
Wondering which region first put New the impression of sweetness, but it finishes fresh and
Zealand on U.S. wine drinkers’ radars? It’s clean.
Marlborough, where the vast majority of the
country’s vines are planted. Located at the Mills Reef 2016 Elspeth Syrah
northeastern tip of the South Island, sunny and Gimblett Gravels
mild Marlborough is home to many of the (Hawke’s Bay, $49)
country’s best-known wineries. The abun- Syrah accounts for less than 1% of New Zealand’s
dance of archetypal sauvignon blanc wines vineyard plantings, but it’s one of the country’s most ex-
means that the region’s other grapes, like citing red grape varieties. It springs up in pockets all over
chardonnay and pinot noir, often get over- the country, from the warm vineyards of Northland to
looked. mild Marlborough and all the way to chilly Central
Farmed organically and aged in barrels, this Otago. Styles can swing just as widely too, at times tak-
chardonnay is distinctly savory, with notes of ing on the plump fruit of Australian shiraz or the peppery,
toasted nuts and flint alongside green apple floral balance of Northern Rhône syrah.
and lemon. Though it’s rich and complex on Despite ripening in the sun of Hawke’s Bay, this syrah
sauvignon blanc. New Zealand’s winemakers are making the palate, mouthwatering acidity lifts and lingers through has the subtlety and elegance of the latter, with notes of
a wide array of delicious wines, and there has never been the finish. blackcurrant, pine and black rock on the nose. The palate
a better time to explore them. is well-structured yet fine, with bright, tangy acidity.
New Zealand can often feel like another world—and Escarpment 2017 Pinot Noir
for good reason. Located several hours off the southeast- (Martinborough, $40) Millton Vineyards 2017 Te Arai
ern coast of Australia, New Zealand is home to the A subregion of Wairarapa, which is located at the Chenin Blanc (Gisborne, $27)
world’s southernmost vineyards. But while the country’s southern tip of the North Island, Martinborough is home Liquor.com / Laura Sant
two islands are narrow, they are also long, stretching to a number of high-quality boutique wine producers. Featuring New Zealand’s easternmost vineyards (not
across an area that nearly equals the length of the East With a climate that is sometimes compared with Bur- to mention some of the country’s best beaches), Gisborne
Coast of the U.S. Though abundant sunshine and cool Pa- gundy—but actually quite similar to Marlborough—it’s is home to some of New Zealand’s most historic
cific breezes are elements shared by most of New no surprise that pinot noir is a specialty here. grapevine plantings. Today, this warm, sunny, breezy re-
Zealand’s 10 key wine regions, each one has its own par- Though the nose of this pinot noir is all red fruit— gion is known for making high-quality chardonnay with
ticular climate, soils and geographic influences, creating sunny cherry, cranberry and strawberry—the palate is full fruit flavors. At the same time, it’s also home to some
a springboard for many different grapes and wine styles. complex and savory, finely textured, with hints of earth of the country’s most interesting producers, like Millton
Besides sauvignon blanc, which accounts for 73% of and salt. Vineyards, New Zealand’s first organic and biodynamic
New Zealand’s wine production, the Burgundian duo of winery. This chenin blanc—one of the few in the coun-
pinot noir and chardonnay has developed a stronghold in Kumeu River 2018 Hunting Hill try—has ample honeyed fruit aromas and flavors bal-
the country’s vineyards. Planted on both the North and Chardonnay (Auckland, $50) anced by waxy, creamy textures and zingy citrus.
South Islands, the wines from these grapes vary from rich While the northern reaches of New Zealand’s North Is-
and ripe to earthy and bright depending on the region
and producer. Other red grapes, such as merlot, caber-
net sauvignon and syrah, thrive in warmer regions,
while white grapes like pinot gris and riesling add to
New Zealand’s strong white wine reputation.
But there’s an energy of innovation among New
Zealand’s vintners as well, who are producing excep-
tional traditional-method sparkling wine, experiment-
ing with new vinification methods and planting offbeat
varieties in new vineyards. Until recently, few of these
non-sauvignon blanc wines ever came to stateside
shores, but American wine lovers now finally have the
opportunity to realize just how diverse and delicious
New Zealand wines can be. With sauvignon blanc,
we’ve already dipped a toe into the wide world of New
Zealand wine. Now it’s time to dive straight in.
Ceres 2016 Composition Pinot

Noir (Central Otago, $27)
Backdropped by stunning peaks and home to some
of the world’s most extreme adventure tourism, Central
Otago is the world’s most southerly wine region. With-
out direct ocean influence, intense sunshine and higher
altitudes create aromatic wines that contrast ripe fruit
with serious structure and complexity. Pinot noir is
king in Central Otago, where it can create long-lived,
layered, remarkable wines on par with the world’s best.
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Spends
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& Drinking
Every Day
S
it back, relax, and bon appétit! Euro-
peans are known to linger over their
meals, but France takes the cake. Ac-
cording to data from the Organization for
Economic Co-operation and Development
(OECD), the French spend an average of 2
hours and 13 minutes per day eating and
drinking, more than any other country on
the list. Neighboring Italy and Spain share
an appreciation for slow dining: Italians
spend an average of 2 hours and 7 minutes
eating and drinking each day, while
Spaniards dedicate 2 hours and 6 minutes to
mealtimes. Compare that to the United
States: Americans spend the least amount of
time each day eating and drinking at just 1
hour and 1 minute — less than half the time
in France.
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10 Travel Terms You've Never Heard Before
Do you ever find yourself at a loss for words when you're be a numinous experience, for example, to see the Swiss much stronger. As it was originally meant to be used, "eu-
traveling? Often, frequent travelers find themselves having Alps. daimonia" refers to the deepest possible happiness a human
emotions they simply can't describe, despite their vivid ex- can experience. When you are experiencing eudaimonia,
periences. 5) Dérive you are truly connected to the world around you and func-
If you struggle to describe the experience of traveling — Shutterstock tioning at your best.
or perhaps just want some new words to use when telling While this interesting word may make you think of the Eudaimonia relates particularly to travel because it's
your friends about your trip — here are 10 travel terms that English "derive," the French term dérive actually refers to meant to be considered in the context of an activity you par-
may help. a particular frame of mind that empowers you to take things ticipate in, rather than simply an emotional state. Eudaimo-
as they come. You may give yourself to the experience and nia is achieved by honoring your values and exploring the
1) Peregrinate allow yourself to be guided by the architecture of your sur- world around you in a conscientious way.
Credit: everst/ Shutterstock rounding landscape.
Peregrinate is a verb that means "to travel on foot." First This word literally means "to drift," but there is more to 9) Solivagant
used in English in the late 16th century, this word comes it than meets the eye. In essence, dérive is a way to con- Credit: Luca Baggio/ Unsplash
from the Latin term peregrinatus, which means sciously connect to Do you often prefer to travel alone, exploring foreign
"to wander in a foreign place." So, "peregrinate" how you're moved lands with no travel companions? If so, you prefer the so-
is the perfect word to reach for when you're back-
packing or exploring a new country.
8 by the sights you
encounter.
livagant experience in your adventures. This word, which
comes from the Latin roots soli (alone) and vagus (to wan-
der), means precisely what
you'd expect: a solitary wan-
4 2 derer.
While traveling with friends
and loved ones is definitely fun,
traveling alone offers its own re-
warding experiences. When
you're on your own, you can fol-
low every whim you have. You
6 can stay a little longer at that
amazing museum, take that un-
expected trip to the next town
over, or walk the city instead of
driving. The solivagant person
10 9 prefers to fully focus on all as-
pects of the travel experience.
10) Sehnsucht
1 Credit: Olena Z/ Shutterstock
Many travelers have experi-
enced what this German term de-
scribes, which translates to a
yearning that cannot be fully ex-
pressed in words. Similar to
saudade, sehnsucht refers to a
3 5 deep longing for something you

may not even be able to define.
There are many reasons peo-
ple travel — to experience new
cultures, to meet new people,
7 and to see the world. However,
sehnsucht taps into one of the
deeper reasons you may enjoy
traveling: because you experi-
ence a strange yearning for a
past that's encapsulated in a
long-ago culture. When you ex-
Perhaps, you're enjoying the experience of This term was perience sehnsucht, you become overwhelmed by the feel-
peregrinating through the bustling streets of coined in 1956 by ing that there is something more out there and that you'll
Paris, or you peregrinated alone along the Ap- Guy Debord and find it somewhere along your travels.
palachian Trail last year. was intended
to describe how people connect and interact with
2) Resfeber their surroundings in modern cities.
Credit: Umomos/ Shutterstock
This Swedish term is something almost anyone who has 6) Saudade
traveled can relate to. It means "to feel nervous, anxious or Credit: Songquan Deng/ Shutterstock
jittery" before you leave for a trip. While traveling can be This Portuguese term has many meanings and is a
a thrilling experience, your excitement can often turn to difficult word to translate. At its core, saudade is a
nervous jitters, especially right before you leave. sense of wistfulness and nostalgia, frequently for a
So, when you're anticipating what could go wrong, fret- place you've never visited or a moment you've never
ting about your travel documents, and checking that you've experienced. Portuguese writer Manuel de Melo de-
packed everything you need — you're experiencing res- fined saudade as "a pleasure you suffer [and] an ail-
feber. ment you enjoy." If you've ever felt a sudden longing
That said, this word doesn't just encompass the emotions for a place you've never visited, you've likely expe-
associated with pre-travel logistics. It also refers to the ex- rienced the elusive feeling of saudade.
citement and anticipation you feel as you wait to leave on
your journey. The unique combination of restlessness, anx- 7) Vagary
iety, and excitement is the essence of resfeber. Credit: leoks/ Shutterstock
Vagary, a Latin term, refers to something that is un-
3) Novaturient expected, surprising, and unpredictable, often in a
Credit: everst/ Shutterstock whimsical sort of way. When you travel frequently,
Have you ever felt as though you're stuck in a rut and you become well-accustomed to this sort of unpre-
want to shake up your life? If so, you have novaturient de- dictability, which can often result in happy accidents
sires. This term has its roots in the Latin word novus, mean- and experiences you never expected to have. To use
ing "new." Today, it's frequently used to describe the feeling this term correctly, you'll generally use it in its plural
of wanting to change your life and experience new things. form — for example, "This unexpected detour is a
The word would also describe anyone who quits a con- great example of the vagaries of travel."
ventional job to travel. Novaturient people aren't satisfied
with life as is — they want to shed their old routines and 8) Eudaimonia
explore the world on their terms. Credit: Zick Svift/ Shutterstock
This ancient Greek term is often translated as "hap-
4) Numinous piness." However, it actually refers to something
Credit: Simon Fitall/ Unsplash
The word "numinous" is derived
from the Latin word numen, which
means "divine will." Although there's
a spiritual component to this term, it
isn't limited to religious connotations.
Rather, this term can be used to de-
scribe the feeling of awe, mystery, and
inspiration you may experience when
visiting certain types of places. It may 27
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"I don't know what it is about them," Khyzyl Saleem says of his fascination with cars, "but I
think it's the personal aspect of them: the ability to make it your own and make it something
that reflects you as a person."
One quick glance at
Saleem's website shows just
how deep that fascination is:
the page is covered in insane,
futuristic vehicles that wouldn't
look out of place in some new
blockbuster video game. His
pieces often take modern vehi-
cles and splice them with space
age tech and vivid, colorful
paint jobs. Sometimes he even
skips the modern part and goes
straight to making crazy space-
ships. "I'm not sure if I'm fully
sold on the whole flying cars
thing yet, however," he says.
The pieces are particularly
impressive considering the
Manchester-based artist only
started using Photoshop four
years ago, at 17 years old.
When his dad brought home a
copy of the software, Saleem
dove in, determined to learn
everything he could about it.
Inspired by artists like Danny
LuVisi and Arron Beck, he
started making his own crazy
landscapes and characters. "I
became so determined to learn
how to paint; it was beginning
to feel like a chore, so I took a
step back and decided to work
on something more personal
that I wouldn't get bored of,"

he explains.
That's where the cars come
in.
He's currently working on a
personal project called
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