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untington Beach City Council has
passed a resolution to host the
surfing, skateboarding and BMX
events at the Los Angeles 2028 Olympic
Games, despite the event's sporting pro-
gram not being released.
Huntington Beach had been in discus-
sions with global engineering company,
Michael Baker International, to bring the
Olympics to the Orange County city.
"Tonight is a public acknowledgment
that the city will try to position itself to
compete to land an event," said public
works director Sean Crumbey, at the
council meeting.
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Known as Surf City, Huntington Beach
ella Brannon, 18, of Huntington Beach will too, because November is National Diabetes Aware- is famous for its surfing culture and has
tackle the 26.2 miles of the 2021 TCS New ness Month. the infrastructure to host the other events
York City Marathon to raise awareness for Although she’s been an avid runner since the 4th as the Vans Off The Wall Skatepark has
Type 1 diabetes (which is an autoimmune condition, grade, this will be her first full marathon. She has an hosted skate and BMX tournaments in the
unlike Type 2) and prove “no dream is out of reach.” incredible story of triumph, as she thought her diag- past.
Bella, a freshman at UCLA who was diagnosed with nosis would keep her from running. Instead, she’s However, the city has mooted the build-
Type 1 diabetes as a child, is one of 50 runners chosen thrived despite of it, winning three gold medals at the ing of an entirely new skatepark.
for the Beyond Type Run Team, a program of global AAU Junior Olympics and qualifying for CIF at the At a council meeting in September, the
diabetes nonprofit Beyond Type 1. It’s perfect timing, high school level. council discussed putting $750,000
(£546,000/€640,000) of the city's Ameri-
can Rescue Plan funds towards construct-
Before and After -Huntington Beach Ca - ing The World Skatepark.
Remnants of the Past? Huntington Beach

has previously
hosted multiple
BMX and skate-
boarding competi-
tions ©Getty Images
It is claimed that this funding would be

allocated to ensure that Huntington Beach
could provide Olympic quality facilities.
"If there is an opportunity to build a
world-class skatepark like we saw in
Tokyo, it is something that we know will
be utilized year after year.
"I’m very supportive of this because by
going after the Olympics, and building
the kind of infrastructure in place for the
Olympics, it will help us twenty, thirty
Huntington Beach CA Sunday, Oct. 4, 2021
years from now," said Huntington Beach
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Mayor Kim Carr, as reported by Orange
County Tribune.
Check Out Los Angeles 2028 stated that no new
His Whistling permanent infrastructures should be
Abilities! needed to host the event as organizers are
aiming to employ a radical reuse strategy
to deliver a sustainable Games.
Please Beyond the Olympics, the city also de-
Click clared that it is prepared to host the 2021
Ultimate Frisbee Beach World Champi-
Here onships and the National Collegiate Ath-
letic Association (NCAA) Beach
Volleyball Championships in 2025 and
2026.
It also recently hosted the 2021 US
Open of Surfing.
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Plants You Should Never Bring In Your Home
by alvin tains toxins that will irritate human skin! Even small shut down if ingested. So while it’s unlikely you’ll in-
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e’ve all seen the pictures, and we know that doses taken orally could lead to poisoning so serious gest any part of the tree by accident, this is one plant
plants can be a wonderful addition to any that death is possible. So don’t bring these into your that you should just avoid altogether for your safety!
home. They’re aesthetically pleasing, they home either! They are especially harmful during preg-
help purify our air, and they’re just plain nice to have nancy or if you have a compromised immune system. 9. Hemlock
around! But there are some plants you should never Hemlock contains three different types of poison
bring into your home, Plants with poisonous leaves 7. Castor Beans within its leaves and roots; ingesting any part can lead
or roots could harm anyone who touches them There Castor beans are extremely dangerous both inside to nausea or vomiting. Eating just one leaf will kill an
are also many plants that are toxic to consume which and outside your home. If consumed they can cause adult human being pretty quickly. You probably won’t
could be harmful to humans or especially your pets nausea or vomiting; even touching them with exposed have time before passing out from the effects! It may
or children if they eat them. Here are the top plants skin will leave blisters all over the place. Ingesting not sound too dangerous at first, but Hemlock is a
you should never bring into your home and the rea- just one bean has enough ricin in it to kill an adult! It plant you should avoid at all costs.
sons why! might not sound harmful at first glance, but don’t be
tricked–avoid Castor 10. Eucalyptus
1. English Ivy Beans both inside and This tree might look harmless, but it contains oils
This plant is a popular one because out. that can cause skin irritation when exposed to the sun!
it can grow quickly and easily. How- If consumed by children or pets,
ever, this vine contains chemicals eucalyptus leaves can be ex-
that will cause you to feel nauseous tremely harmful so this plant
if ingested! If the vines are chewed should never be brought inside
on or touched, they can also irritate your home. If anyone in your
1
your skin. English Ivy also has the family has an allergy to sunlight
potential to damage your home and (or even complains of burning
shrubbery, as it is known for climb- or itching after spending time
ing up surfaces and growing out of outside), you may want to keep
control.
2. Daffodils
8 them away from Eucalyptus
trees as well.
These flowers are beautiful and 11. Common Yarrow

harmless, but their leaves contain all This plant is also known as
sorts of toxic chemicals that can Achillea Millefolium, and that’s
cause nausea or vomiting if ingested. exactly how many potential rea-
So avoid planting Daffodils in areas
where pets or small children might
be attracted to them! While it’s un-
2 sons you have to avoid it! All
parts of the yarrow contain
chemicals that can cause vomit-
likely you would eat the poisonous
part of a flower, it’s still better to be
safe than sorry!
9 ing or diarrhea if ingested. Just
touching them can irritate your
skin enough for blisters to form.
While not likely fatal when
3. Foxglove eaten in small doses, Common
This one is a bit more dangerous. Yarrow is still best kept outside
The leaves from the Foxglove plant
can cause heart failure if ingested.
And while you probably don’t have
3 where pets or children won’t ac-
cidentally eat any part of this
dangerous plant!
this growing outside your house, it’s
important to keep an eye on any 12. Snake Plant
landscaping that may contain these This plant is known as Sanse-
plants and make certain they’re not vieria Trifasciata and looks like
accessible by anyone who could in-
10 a pretty, harmless addition to
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gest them. People should also wear any home…but don’t be fooled!
gloves when gardening with Fox- This one contains chemicals that
gloves so no skin comes into contact can cause vomiting or diarrhea
with the toxins inside their leaves! if ingested; even touching the
leaves with exposed skin could
4. Poison Ivy leave you in pain for hours (or
This one shouldn’t come as a sur- longer). While symptoms are
prise. Anyone who has ever suffered mild for humans, they can be
from contact dermatitis knows how very toxic to pets so if you have
dangerous this plant can be. Most any in your home, be sure to
people know not to bring any part of
it into their homes! While poison ivy 11 keep this one out of the way.
itself will not cause you physical

harm if ingested (this would require
an extremely high dose), touching
5 13. Mistletoe
This holiday favorite is a pop-
ular decoration around Christ-
the leaves or roots with exposed skin mas time…but it’s also
could leave you in agony with rashes extremely poisonous! While

all over your body that last for days small doses won’t necessarily
at a time. So just avoid Poison Ivy kill someone directly from eat-
entirely, both outside and inside your ing these berries, they can cause
home! severe vomiting and diarrhea so
12 just avoid them entirely for
5. Azaleas
These plants are a favorite of many
people, but they contain a chemical
6 everyone’s safety. Remember
that Mistletoe Berries are white,
so if you’re not 100% sure what
called grayanotoxin. This toxin can kind of plant you have on your
cause dizziness and vomiting if indoor or walls during December,
gested in large quantities. It is even play it safe and keep all mistle-
more toxic when dried out. So while toe away from children and pets
you may not have any problem eat- who might mistake those shiny
ing the leaves or flowers occasion- white berries for candy!
ally, bringing them into your home
could pose some problems for some-
one who doesn’t know the rules
7 13 Conclusion
There are so many plants you
about Azalea consumption. If you do can choose to bring into your
want to keep these around indoors, home, but it’s important to re-
make sure there isn’t any way that small children member that some of them are poisonous or danger-
could get their hands on these poisonous parts! 8. English Yew ous in other ways! While there’s nothing inherently
This plant is also called the European Yew, which wrong with these plants, it’s best to just avoid them
6. Lilies should give you a clue as to why it’s best avoided! altogether for your safety and the safety of those
Lilies have been known as one of the most danger- While all parts of this tree are poisonous, they contain around you (children, pets) who might not have full
ous plants in existence because nearly every part con- compounds that could cause your nervous system to control over their actions.
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nament.
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discoveries
U.S. National Park:

T he words “For the Benefit and Enjoyment of the People” stretch across the north-
ern 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 accommodations,
trails and attractions, crowds, and, of course, overall ‘wow’ factor, which we meas-
ured 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.
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Shenandoah National Park

VIRGINIA
Just a quick trip from the nation’s capital lies 196,000 acres of historic mountain
landscape. Shenandoah National Park is where most D.C. locals go for fall photo
ops and a breath of fresh air.
Enjoy breathtaking vistas of the Blue Mountains from 75 overlooks along the
105-mile scenic Skyline Drive, go fishing in one of 70 pristine mountain streams,
or take your pick of over 500 miles of hiking trails, including 101 miles of the
Appalachian Trail. Park highlights include Rapidan Camp, President Hoover’s
summer White House, Hawksbill Mountain (the highest point in the park), and
Dark Hollow Falls, a popular walk to a 70-foot waterfall.
You shouldn’t have to worry about finding a place to eat, sleep, or hang. To ac-
commodate 1.5 million annual visitors, there are two lodges, Skyland and Big
Meadows, furnished cabins, and four developed campgrounds as well as several
restaurants.
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million international visitors annually generating $19.3 billion in revenue
for their city.
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Woodrow Wilson’s first wife was the only profes-
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princess Pocahontas.
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2021’s Best Cities for
Vintage

Beer Lovers
O ktoberfest is once again upon us, and millions of us will be toasting our glasses
in celebration.
But with thousands of breweries, pubs, and taprooms in America, where can you
get the perfect pint?
Lawn Love ranked 180 of the largest U.S. cities to find 2021’s Best Cities for Beer
Lovers. We looked for cities with plenty of breweries, award-winning beers, cheap
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pints, beer-centered festivals, and a big beer-loving community.
See which 10 cities raise the bar with their brews (and the 10 that made us growl)
below, followed by surprising findings from our report.
2021’s Best Cities for Beer Lovers

Rank City
1 Spokane, WA
2 Portland, OR
3 Denver, CO
4 Seattle, WA
5 Cincinnati, OH
6 Salt Lake City, UT
7 Boston, MA
8 Pittsburgh, PA
9 Fort Lauderdale, FL
10 Fort Collins, CO
53 Huntington Beach, CA
2021’s Worst Cities for Beer Lovers

Rank City
171 Virginia Beach, VA
172 Bakersfield, CA
173 Fontana, CA Getty images
174 Scottsdale, AZ
175 Chesapeake, VA Bob Dylan With Mick Jagger And Keith Richards
176 Laredo, TX
177 Plano, TX At Jaggers 29th Birthday Party, July 1972
178 Kansas City, KS
179 Columbus, GA
180 San Bernardino, CA
When you think

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Surprising findings:
Hop over to the PNW: Pacific Northwest cities earned their spots at the top of our
ranking.
Spokane, Washington, took home the crown as our No. 1 Beer City and also placed
second in both Access and the prestigious World Beer Awards. With its close prox-
imity to inland wheat, barley, and the state’s hop fields, Spokane has all the ingredients
to craft a delicious brew.
Portland, Oregon, microbrewery capital of the world, came in close behind at No.
2 both overall and in Beer Quality. The locally dubbed “Beervana” boasts more than
70 breweries.
In Seattle (No. 4), coffee isn’t the only beverage that’s brewing. The Emerald City
placed first in Beer Quality. There are more than 60 breweries in the city, which hon-
ors its craft during the annual Seattle Beer Week.
Built on beer: Pre-Prohibition, Cincinnati was the “Beer Capital of the World.” It
continues to fight back for the title, ranking fifth both overall and in our Access metric
and placing 10th in Establishment Quality.
Beer is so integral to Cincinnati culture that it literally shaped the city’s architecture Strange Facts About the U.S.
— throughout the city you can find vast underground tunnels and cellars that were
built to store millions of gallons of beer.
Today, Cincy is home to Zinzinnati — the largest Oktoberfest celebration in the
U.S.
Sour cities: San Bernardino, California (No. 180), Columbus, Georgia (No. 179),
Kansas City, Kansas (No. 178), Plano, Texas (No. 177), and Laredo, Texas (No. 176)
scrape the bottom of the barrel when it comes to beer access, quality, and community
interest.
Compared with the rest of America’s major cities, there aren’t many opportunities
to try a quality ale here. At least Columbus and Kansas City have more affordable
options out of the bunch, landing in 35th and 37th places, respectively, in the Cost
metric.
All of these cities have populations below 300,000, so perhaps the microbrewery
movement is still beer-crawling its way to them.
Our full ranking and analysis, along with a fun Beer By the Numbers infographic,
can be found here: https://lawnlove.com/blog/best-beer-cities-in-the-us/
Please reach out if you have any questions or would like to interview Lawn Love
managing editor Sharon Sullivan about our study and findings.
Why does a lawn care company care about beer, you ask? Well, what’s more re-
freshing than an ice-cold pint after mowing your lawn under the hot sun? There is
even a whole class of lawn mower beers to hit the spot when your yard work is done.
Montana's Glacier National Park has a canine "bark ranger"
So pop open that cold one. that helps herd wildlife away from high-traffic areas.
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to reassure the Chinese of that fact in phone Milley said the October call was made at the
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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
Sunset Beach Couple

Make Award-Winning
Millicent's Preserves
D
awn & Tim McCormack are Karen Lona of Sunset Beach said her
well-known for their active com- family "really likes the no sugar added
munity involvement in Sunset jams, especially strawberry. Their Bruise-
Beach. But they are maybe even more fa- berry is really yummy and rich
mous in Southern California & around tasting.The Raspberry Chipotle Grilling
the country for making their award-win- Sauce is so very tasty and great on sal-
ning Millicent's Preserves & Madison's ads."
Favorites. These are delicious, Preserves, Ella Rowe of Surfside loves the Cham-
Jams. Soups, Dips & Grilling Sauces. pagne Pepper Jelly. "I make jams and jel-
They have won numerous top honors, in- lies myself, but the Millicent's Preserves
cluding First Place at the Los Angeles Champagne Pepper Jelly is especially
County Fair & six prestigious SCOVIE light and has a great flavor."
Awards. (This award evolved from the Sunset Beach's Elaine Bakker said the
National Fiery Foods & Barbecue Show). Champagne Pepper Jelly & Sour Cherry
Many of these products were created jellies are fabulous: "My husband, Eric,
by Millicent Wong, Dawn's grandmother, just loves peanut butter & jelly sand-
a paraplegic, who had her Pasadena wiches."
kitchen outfitted so she could make over Some of their soups include, Country
100 jars of preserves daily. Dawn & Tim Barley, Creamy Green Chili &
took over the business in 2004 & added Grandma's Split Pea. Dips (which are
Madison's Favorite Dips, Soup Mixes great on baked potatoes) include Creole
and more. (Madison is named in honor of Cajun, Vivacious Veggie & Dillyicious.
President James Madison's wife, Dolley, The Awesome Asparagus Dip has no salt,
who was renown for being an incredible no MSG and is Gluten Free! A few types
of Grilling Sauces are Thai Chih Lime,
Roasted Rasberry Chipote & Lemon
MAKIN WAVES SALON LEFT: Tim McCormack mixing a batch of Millicent's Preserves
RIGHT: Tim and Dawn McCormack -Photo Credit Coastal Living Magazine
White House hostess, known for hospi- Pepper Marinade. They offer a variety of
Precision hair cutting and Beautiful hair color tality & scrumptous meals.) Recipes for Millicent's Fabulous Meat-
Men, women and children welcome Dawn spent summers during college balls, Pumpkin Mousse & Gourmet
working at Moutou's Peach Orchard in Stuffed Mushrooms. There are Recipes
Offering complimentary neck shaves and bangtrims! Northern Virginia, where she sold the pop- for Madison's Favorites like Seasoned
ular fruit & made peach preserves. That Snack Crackers, Crustless Chicken Pot
Scalp massage with every service! was the start of her life-long love affair Pie Soup & Seafood Chowder.
with jams and jellies. Then she was in- You can find many of these wonderful
spired by her amazing, creative cook food delights at Timeless Treasures Pop-
grandmother. An adventurous cook her- Up Boutiques (18595 Main Street in
y for ! self, Dawn loves to use the fresh picked Huntington Beach 5 Points Plaza) from
toda ation flavors of Millicent's Preserves and the sa-

vory excellence of Madison's Favorites in
10/7 thru 10/10; 11/4 thru 11/7; 11/18 thru
11/21; 12/2 thru 12/5; 12/16 thru 12/22.
e in nsult recipes for Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner. You can also find them at Piecemakers
Comfree co
"They're perfect for gatherings of Harvest Fair (1720 Adams Ave., Costa
l l 0 6 friends & family and chilly evenings at Mesa) on Saturday, October 9th and Sat-
Ca 4-18
the beach," said Dawn, who, with her urday, December 4th. They'll also be at
a husband, use a special kitchen in Sierra Lollipop Lane (in Mayfair Park, 5720
Madre to create their magic tastes. Clark Ave.) in Lakewood on Saturday, Oc-
- 3 7 20% off color services

What do customers think?
"They're really delicious. I especially
love their soup mixes, such as corn chow-
tober 16th. If you have any questions, con-
tact Tim at 562-631-5646. Their website
is http://www.millicentspreserves.com and
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The information contained in this column does not necessarily
reflect the opinion of The Local News.
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THE Local NEWS Community
restaurants / entertainment / local events / something for everybody

Nearly 50 Team USA Athletes Competing
at Junior World Championships
Rifle/Pistol/Shotgun
C
olorado Springs, Colorado- Nearly 50 USA Shooting juniors will com-
pete in over 30 events at ISSF Junior World Championships at Las Pal- Women’s Rifle:
mas Shooting Range in Lima, Peru, September 28-October 9, 2021. Mary Tucker (Sarasota, Florida) (University of Kentucky)
Junior World Championships will test the nerves and skills of the top U.S. junior Katie Zaun (Buffalo, North Dakota)
athletes and forge the sport’s future champions for generations to come. Molly McGhin (Griffin, Georgia) (West Virginia)
The 47-person roster includes Olympic Champion Will Shaner and Silver Kristen Derting (Salem, Oregon) (Ole Miss)
Medalist Mary Tucker, Olympic Alternates Natalie Perrin (Coopersville, Michigan) (West Virginia)
Katelyn Abeln and Hunter Battig, Katrina Demerle (Hamilton, Ohio)
as well as 2021 Junior Olympic Rachael Charles (Urbandale, Iowa)
National Champions Molly Julianna Hays (Maplewood, Minnesota)
Mcghin, Remington Smith, Al- Bremen Butler (Fort Wayne, Indiana)
ishia Fayth Layne, Ben Keller,
and Carey Garrison. Along Men’s Rifle:
with individual standouts, the Will Shaner (Colorado Springs, Colorado) (University of Kentucky)
roster boasts members of Rylan Kissell (Lake George, Colorado)(University of Alaska Fairbanks)
NCAA Rifle powerhouses like Gavin Barnick (Appleton, Wisconsion)(University of Alaska Fairbanks)
West Virginia University, Univer- John Blanton (Wingate, Indiana) (Murray State)
sity of Alaska Fairbanks, University Kyle Kutz (Darien, Connecticut) (Army West Point)
of Kentucky, Murray State, Ole Miss, Braden Peiser (San Angelo, Texas)
Army West Point, and Ohio State Pistol.
New Team events at Junior World Championships include 10m Air Rifle Women’s Pistol:
Team Men, 10m Air Rifle Team Women, 10m Air Pistol Team Men, 10m Air Katelyn Abeln (Douglasville, Georgia) (Ohio State)
Pistol Team Women, 25m Rapid Fire Pistol Team Men, 25m Pistol Team Suman Sanghera (Great Falls, Virginia)
Women, 50m Rifle 3 Positions Team Men, 50m Rifle 3 Positions Team Women, Annabell Yi (Diamond Bar, California)
Trap Team Men, Trap Team Women, Skeet Team Men, and Skeet Team Women. Ada Korkhin (Brookline, Massachussets)
Detailed competition schedule, match information, and live results can be Abbie Leverett (Bainbridge, Georgia)
found on the ISSF website (https://www.issf-sports.org/competitions/venue.
ashx?cshipid=2992). Please note that Lima, Peru is 1 hour behind EDT. Men’s Pistol:
Below is the list of U.S. athletes competing at 2021 ISSF Junior World Cham- Remington Smith (Ashburn, Georgia)
pionships by discipline: Hunter Battig (Colorado Springs, Colorado)
Wesley Anderson (Colorado Springs, Colorado)
Men’s Skeet: Henry Leverett (Bainbridge, Georgia) (Ohio State)
Aidin Burns (Ingram, Texas) Paul Kang (Los Angeles, California)
Ben Keller (Johnstown, Colorado)

Eli Ellis (Kingsport, Tennessee)
Luke Priestly (Robstown, Texas)
Jordan Sapp (Gilbert, Arizona)
Josh Grganto (Granite Bay, California)
Women’s Skeet:
Alishia Fayth Layne (Columbia, Tennessee)
Haidyn Stewart (Greensboro, Georgia)
Jessi Griffin (Jasper, Georgia)
Karsyn Ross (Seguin, Texas)
Men’s Trap:
Grayson Davey (Columbus, Georgia)
Jack Nelson (Kimberly, Idaho)
Owen Bin (Kerrville, Texas)
Tristan Schroder (Battle Creek, Michigan)
Vincente Mercado (San Antonio, Texas)
Emilio Carvalho (Tranquility, California)
Women’s Trap:
Bethany High (Camilla, Georgia)
Carey Garrison (Crossville, Tennessee)
Faith Pendergrass (Pulaski, Tennessee)
Ryann Phillips (Gail, Texas)
Sidney Coffin (Spring Branch, Texas)
Sydney Krieger (Cave Creek, Arizona)
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AS STATED IN THIS SPACE Kobritz

BEFORE, PREDICTIONS ARE
A FOOL’S GAME... on
BUILD OR BAIL... Sports
E
very sports league has an off-season out?
when there’s a break from having As stated in this space before, predictions are a fool’s game, although much less
By Jordan Kobritz games on the field, even if it seems like so in the stadium game than trying to predict the outcome of games on the field.
they go on year ’round. The MLB season be- In the case of the Rays, staying in St. Pete is the longest of long shots. When their
gins in February when players report for spring train- lease on the Trop expires in 2027, they’re
ing and ends in late fall, some years in November, bound for greener pastures, be it full time
after the World Series. The NFL season begins with in a domed stadium in Tampa or Montreal,
training camp in July and continues into mid-Febru- or a split season in open-air stadiums in
ary with the Super Bowl. both locales.
Indoor sports – the NHL and NBA - begin with Oakland is a toss-up between remaining
training camp in August and continue into June until in the Bay area or moving to Las Vegas.
after the final playoff round. But the stadium game Sin City has garnered teams in two of the
– the quest for a new or renovated facility by some big four professional leagues in recent
team in some league – seemingly never ends. And years, the NFL and NHL. Is there addi-
similar to the games on the field, the ultimate result tional appetite and funding sources for a
is unpredictable. third? Maybe.
The dance between owners and government bodies The Bills are the least likely of the three
has an ebb and flow that is predictable, with owners to move. The fan base is solid and the sta-
initially demanding the entire cost of construction be dium proposal is still in its infancy with
funded with taxpayer dollars. They lobby public of- plenty of time and motivation on both sides to work out the details. But there
ficials and threaten to move if their demands aren’t met, before finally retreating are no guarantees, here or anywhere.
to a position of contributing a portion of construction costs from their own re- The only certainty is once these situations are resolved, others will arise, ensur-
sources. ing that the stadium games will go on and on.
If they can’t get what they want, sometimes owners actually move, as was the
case with the St. Louis Rams when owner Stan Kroenke moved the franchise to Jordan Kobritz is a non-practicing attorney and CPA, former Minor
Los Angeles.
Stadium games are currently going on in Florida with the Tampa Bay Rays League Baseball team owner and current investor in MiLB teams. He
threatening to move across the bay from St. Petersburg to Tampa for half a season is a professor in the Sport Management Department at SUNY Cort-
and Montreal for the other half; Oakland where the Athletics have had ups and land and maintains the blog, sportsbeyondthelines.com. The opinions
downs in their discussions with government officials on the city, county and state contained in this column are the author’s. Kobritz can be reached by
levels, using Las Vegas as their trojan horse; and Buffalo, where the NFL Bills email at [email protected].
are intent on getting a new stadium, with Austin, Texas looming as an alternative.
All of these discussions have taken the course outlined above. How will they turn The information contained in this column does not necessarily
reflect the opinion of The Local News.
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On the Vine
or Nearby
5 Rickeys to
Try Right Now
By Tyler Zielinski the case of allspice dram is like opening Pandora’s box of flavors. In this
E
ven if you’ve never had a Rickey, it’s likely you have all the ingre- cocktail, the complex and slightly sweet allspice dram is complemented by
dients for this classic drink at this very moment. Simply put, a Rickey fresh lime juice and soda water, producing a balanced drink that smells as
is an unpretentious, effervescent mixture of citrus (traditionally lime), good as it tastes.
a base spirit and some sort of carbonation (typically soda water), served in
a highball or Collins glass. This drink style skews tart and dry, so if you 3) Pale Horse Rickey
prefer sweeter drinks, you may wish to add a sweetener, thus making a Image: China Morbosa
Collins-style cocktail. If you’re an avid cocktail enthusiast and looking for something beyond
1) 2) 3)
This genre of cocktail the standard, this twist
has been around since the on the classic by
1880s. It’s named after China Morbosa at
“Colonel Joe” Rickey, West Hollywood’s
whose peculiar order of Eveleigh is everything
lime with his whiskey that you’re looking
highball one night led bar- for. Earthy, smoky
tender George Williamson mezcal serves as the
of Shoomaker’s Bar in cocktail’s base, which
Washington, D.C., to is then paired with
name the unorthodox manzanilla sherry,
drink after Rickey him- lemon juice and a
self. Even though Colonel soda made with co-
Joe fancied the whiskey- conut water and
based version
whiskey being more pop-
(rye
ular than bourbon at the

4) 5) mango. The uncon-
ventional
combo makes for an
flavor
time), gin eventually be- excellent example of

came the spirit of choice in the Rickey as the spirit came into vogue in the this cocktail style’s potential.
early 19th century, and it was a bit more balanced than whiskey counterpart
in the cocktail, especially without the addition of simple syrup. 4) Junior Buffalo GDE
If you enjoy highballs, not least for how easy they are to make at home, Image: Vishal Chandawarkar
then the various members of the Rickey family might just be your new go- Clayton MacGregor created the Junior Buffalo GDE (which stands for
to drinks. The Rickey is guaranteed to quench your thirst and lift your spir- greatest dog/drink ever) in honor of his late dog, Buffalo the Bulldog. If
its. These are a few to put at the top of your list. you’re a dog lover, you’re likely sold on this drink based on that fact alone,
but the drink itself is also worth a try on its own merits. It’s a riff on the
1) Bourbon Rickey classic Gin Rickey, calling for gin, grapefruit juice, orange cream tincture
Image: Liquor.com / Tim Nusog and orange blossom soda water. This drink is perfect for a savvy home bar-
If you prefer your cocktails with a side of history, you’ll want your first tender.
Rickey to be whiskey-based, as “Colonel Joe” Rickey’s was more than a
century ago—specifically, with America’s favorite spirit, bourbon. The for- 5) Gin Rickey
mula is unassuming yet refreshing. Take a chilled highball glass, add Image: Liquor.com / Tim Nusog
whiskey and a good craft soda water, and finish it off with a fresh squeeze More common than its whiskey-based counterpart in the modern day, the
of lime juice. The cocktail isn’t meant to knock your socks off, but it will gin version of the Rickey is a cocktail that’s especially popular when the
absolutely quench your thirst, and you can make a second round in under a weather begins to warm up. The Gin Rickey first appeared in print in 1882
minute if you’re deft of hand. in Harry Johnson’s iconic “Bartenders’ Manual,” where the recipe originally
called for an Old Tom gin or a Holland-style gin (aka genever). It eventually
2) Dram Rickey evolved into its current form, which typically employs a London dry gin or
Image: Farrah Skeiky one with a relatively clean botanical profile. The drink is built in a highball
Washington, D.C.’s Cotton & Reed showcases the rum distillery’s ro- glass over ice with fresh lime juice and soda water before being garnished
bustly flavored allspice dram in the unvarnished Rickey template. Carbon- with a lime wedge. It’s incredibly simple, dry and tart, and with a more un-
ation is known to open up a spirit’s more nuanced characteristics, which in usual gin, it can actually be quite nuanced.
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Leasing vs. Buying a New Car

Comparing the Two Major Finance Choices
T
he choice between buying and leasing is often a tough paying the difference between the car’s value when new and eight years to get a lower monthly payment. But long loans
call. On the one hand, buying involves higher monthly the car’s residual—its expected value when the lease ends— can be risky, and these buyers might find leasing to be a better
costs, but you own an asset—your vehicle—in the end. plus finance charges. option.
On the other, a lease has lower monthly payments and lets The Major Advantages of Leasing Longer loans make it easy to get “upside down”—where
you drive a vehicle that may be more expensive than you • You drive the car during its most trouble-free years. you owe more than the vehicle is worth—and stay that way
could afford to buy. But, you get into a cycle where you never • You're always driving a late-model vehicle that's usually for a long time. If you need to get rid of the car early on, or if
stop paying for a vehicle. With more people are choosing a covered by the manufacturer's new-car warranty. it’s destroyed or stolen, the trade-in, resale, or insurance value
lease over a loan than they did just a few years ago, the boom • The lease may even include free oil changes and other is likely to be less than you still owe.
in leasing isn’t stopping anytime soon. scheduled maintenance. Buying a car with a loan isn't the way to go if you want to
Buying a vehicle with a conventional car loan is pretty • You can drive a higher-priced, better-equipped vehicle drive a new car every couple of years. Taking out long-term
straightforward: You borrow money from a bank, credit than you might otherwise be able to afford. loans and trading in early will leave you paying so much in
• Your vehicle will have the latest active safety finance charges compared with principal that you’d be better
features. off leasing. If you can’t pay off the difference on an upside-
• You don't have to worry about fluctuations in down loan, you can often roll the amount you still owe into a
the car's trade-in value or go through the hassle of new loan. But then you end up financing both the new car
selling it when it's time to move on. and the remainder of your old car.
• There could be significant tax advantages for If your goal is to have low monthly payments and drive a
business owners. new vehicle every few years with little hassle, then leasing
• At the end you just drop off the car at the may be worth the additional cost. Be sure, however, that you
dealer. can live with all of the limitations on mileage, wear and tear,
and the like.
Disadvantages to Leasing
As attractive as a lease may appear, there are a Difficult Comparison
number of disadvantages: It’s difficult to make a fair head-to-head comparison be-
• In the end, leasing usually costs you more than tween, say, a six-year loan and the standard three-year lease.
an equivalent loan because you are paying for the At the point the lease ends, the bank borrower still has three
Photo: iStock car during the time when it most rapidly depreci- years of payments to go, but the lessee has to look for another
ates. car—or perhaps take the lease’s buyout offer.
union, or other lending institution and make monthly pay- • If you lease one car after another, monthly payments go A lease can also be subsidized, or “subvented” The au-
ments for some number of years. A chunk of each payment on forever. By contrast, the longer you keep a vehicle after tomaker either takes money off the top with an extra rebate
is put towards paying interest on the loan, and the rest is used the loan is paid off, the more value you get out of it. Over the just for lease deals, or it can raise the residual, or both.
to pay down the principal. The higher the interest rate, the long term, the cheapest way to drive is to buy a car and keep An automaker may also kick in extra rebates on a lease
higher the payment. As you repay the principal, you build eq- it until it’s uneconomical to repair. deal, ones not available to a loan customer. In addition, the
uity until—by the end of the loan—the car is all yours. You • Lease contracts specify a limited number of miles. If you “money factor” (interest rate) on a lease may be different from
can keep the car as long as you like and treat it as nicely—or go over that limit, you’ll have to pay an excess mileage the interest rate offered on a loan, making an apples-to-apples
poorly—as you want to. The only penalties for modification penalty. That can range from 10 cents to as much as 50 cents comparison almost impossible.
or abuse could be repair bills and a lower resale value down for every additional mile. So be sure to calculate how much Generally, two back-to-back three-year leases will cost
the road. you plan to drive. You don’t get a credit for unused miles. thousands more compared with buying a car (with a loan or
As car prices rise (now averaging over $38,000) and buyers • If you don’t maintain the vehicle in good condition, you’ll with cash) and owning it over that same six-year period. And
start to demand the latest safety features that are available have to pay excess wear-and-tear charges when you turn it the savings increase for car buyers if they continue to hold
only on newer cars, leasing a vehicle has become a main- in. So if your kids are apt to go wild with the magic markers on to the car, say, for another three years for nine years total—
stream alternative to buying. With a lease, buyers make a or you're a magnet for parking lot dents and dings, be pre- even factoring expected maintenance and repairs.
monthly payment to drive a new car for a set term. That pay- pared to pay extra. If a lease’s limitations put you off, consider buying a less
ment is often less than the monthly cost of financing a new • If you decide that you don’t like the car or if you can’t af- expensive new car or a well-maintained used car, such as a
vehicle, but buyers must return the car at the end of the lease ford the payments, it might cost you. You will probably be certified pre-owned vehicle from a franchised dealer, or get-
term. stuck with thousands of dollars in early termination fees and ting a longer loan term. Whether you get your new car with
With more people than ever working from home, the penalties if you get out of a lease early—and they’ll all be cash, a loan, or a lease, you can save by choosing one that
mileage restrictions on a lease may not be a factor for a lot of due at once. Those charges could equal the amount of the holds its value well, stays reliable, and gets good fuel econ-
shoppers. Quite the opposite: Many might find they don't use lease for its entire term. omy.
the miles they have paid for. • With a few exceptions, such as professional window tint- For savings upfront and over the long haul, buy used. And
The predictability of the payments and ownership costs (no ing, you need to bring back the car in “as it left the show- pay cash.
expensive repairs when under warranty!) has its appeal. How- room” condition, minus usual wear and tear, and configured
ever, life can be unpredictable, as we all learned in 2020, and like it was when you leased it. Don’t Forget to Negotiate
a lease has less flexibility than a purchase. • You’re still on the hook for expendable items such as tires, Many people assume that the monthly payment printed in
To find out whether leasing or buying is right for you, we which can be more expensive to replace on a better-equipped a leasing ad is etched in stone. But that figure may be based
take a look at the pros and cons. vehicle with premium wheels. on the manufacturer’s suggested retail price, which can be
• You may have to pay a fee when you turn the vehicle in negotiated downward just as if you were buying the vehicle.
The Upside of Leasing at the end of the lease. Be aware, though, that the best lease deals are available
On the surface, leasing can be more appealing than buying. only to those with superb credit, and that they may only be
Monthly payments are usually lower because you’re not pay- An Alternative to Long Loans cheap because the automaker is trying to clear the decks of
ing back any principal. Instead, you’re just borrowing and re- Some car buyers opt for longer-term car loans of six to slow-selling cars.
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JOHN HINCKLEY, WHO SHOT REAGAN,

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Associated Press / BEN FINLEY a gun. And he can’t contact Reagan’s children, other victims or their fam-
A
federal judge said Monday that John Hinckley Jr., who tried to as- ilies, or actress Jodie Foster, who he was obsessed with at the time of the
sassinate President Ronald Reagan four decades ago, can be freed 1981 shooting.
from all his remaining restrictions next year if he continues to fol- A status conference is scheduled for Monday before U.S. District Judge
low those rules and remains mentally stable. Paul L. Friedman in Washington.
U.S. District Court Judge Paul L. Friedman in Attorney Barry Levine has asked for uncondi-
Washington said during a 90-minute court hear- tional release, saying Hinckley no longer poses
ing that he’ll issue his ruling on the plan this a threat. A 2020 violence risk assessment con-
week. ducted on behalf of Washington’s Department of
Friedman said the plan is to release Hinckley Behavioral Health concluded that Hinckley
from all court supervision in June if he remains would not pose a danger
mentally stable and continues to follow the court- The U.S. government opposed ending restric-
issued rules that were imposed on him after he tions as of a May court filing, and retained an ex-
left a Washington hospital in 2016 to live in pert to determined whether or not Hinckley
Williamsburg, Virginia. would pose a danger to himself or others if un-
Lawyers are scheduled to meet in federal court conditionally released. Findings from such an
on Monday to discuss whether John Hinckley Jr., examination have not been filed in court.
the man who tried to assassinate President Hinckley was 25 when he shot and wounded
Ronald Reagan, should be freed from court-im- the 40th U.S. president outside a Washington
posed restrictions including overseeing his med- hotel. The shooting paralyzed Reagan press sec-
ical care and keeping up with his computer passwords. retary James Brady, who died in 2014. It also injured Secret Service agent
Since Hinckley, 66, moved to Williamsburg, Virginia, from a Washington Timothy McCarthy and Washington police officer Thomas Delahanty.
hospital in 2016, the court-imposed conditions have included doctors and Jurors decided Hinckley was suffering from acute psychosis and found
therapists overseeing his psychiatric medication and deciding how often him not guilty by reason of insanity, saying he needed treatment and not
he attends individual and group therapy sessions. Hinckley also can’t have life in prison.
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DHS Secretary: As Many as 12,000 Illegal Haitian

Immigrants Released Into the US in Recent Days
BY JACK PHILLIPS Last week, more than 15,000 Haitians
S
ecretary of Homeland Security Ale- congregated underneath a bridge in Del
jandro Mayorkas said on Sept. 26 Rio, Texas, and essentially constructed a
that a significant number of Haitian shantytown before numerous local offi-
illegal immigrants who had amassed along cials sounded the alarm that a humanitar-
the U.S.—Mexico border last week are ian crisis was brewing. Net Worth: $25 Million
being released into the United States. DHS officials, including Mayorkas, said Age: 52
About 12,400 of 17,000 Haitians are on Sept. 24 that the encampment under the Born: January 22, 1968
bridge had been Country of Origin: United States
cleared out. A day of America
Homeland Security
Secretary Alejan-
later, U.S. Customs Source of Wealth: Professional Chef
dro Mayorkas up- and Border Protec- Last Updated: 2021
dates reporters tion (CBP) said that
in Washington the Texas border By Emmy Wallin
on the effort to re- crossing will be par- Introduction
settle vulnerable tially reopened. As of 2021, Guy Fieri’s net worth is estimated to be roughly $25 million.
Afghans in the The agency also Guy Fieri is an American restaurateur, author, game show host, and an Emmy
United States on said it’s planning to Award-winning television personality from Ohio. He is known for hosting var-
Sept. 3, 2021. continue flights to ious television series on the Food Network.
Haiti throughout the
weekend, ignoring Early Life
criticism from Guy Ramsay Fieri was born on the 22nd of January 1968, in Columbus,
Democratic law- Ohio. Fieri is the son of Lewis James Ferry and Penelope Anne Price.
makers and some Fieri was drawn towards food as a child and started charting a roadmap for
(J. Scott Applewhite/AP Photo) progressive groups. becoming an acclaimed restaurateur in the future. His father extended full sup-
The number of port for constructing a special cart for ferrying and selling pretzels when he
having their cases heard by immigration people at the Del Rio encampment peaked was just 10.
courts, Mayorkas said, adding that some last weekend, as migrants driven by con-
5,000 are being processed by the Depart- fusion over the Biden administration’s Career
ment of Homeland Security (DHS) Only policies and misinformation on social Guy Fieri had six years of professional experience behind him when he made
about 3,000 are in detention, he said. media converged at the border crossing. up his mind to open a restaurant along with Steve Gruber, his business associ-
“Approximately, I think it’s about While Mayorkas and other White House ate.
10,000 or so, 12,000,” Mayorkas told officials have asserted that the border is Towards the end of 1996, he and his business partner started, ‘Johnny Gar-
“Fox News Sunday” when he was asked closed, Republicans have said that the ad- lic’s’ in Santa Rosa, California followed by two more in Windsor and Petaluma,
about the number of Haitian illegal aliens ministration’s decision to rescind a num- in 1999 and 2000 respectively.
who have been released into the interior of ber of Trump-era immigrant orders has The ‘California Pasta Grill’ address in Petaluma downed its shutters subse-
the United States. The number could rise triggered a surge of illegal immigration. quently and in 2008, they opened their fourth restaurant in Roseville.
as 5,000 more cases are processed, he said. Mayorkas and other senior officials The business partners opened a ‘Johnny Garlic’s’ restaurant in a new avatar
Mayorkas said the number of those have also dedicated a significant amount in 2011 in Dublin, California. Fieri took the initiative of opening a diner in
being released “could be even higher” and of time in news conferences condemning New York City, a risky move, considering the fact that Big Apple was the most
that the “number that are returned could some Border Patrol agents who were seen competitive market for restaurants in the US.
be even higher.” on horseback near Haitians who had He named the restaurant, ‘Guy’s American Kitchen and Bar’ that threw open
“What we do is we follow the law as crossed the border illegally The photogra- its doors in New York City, in 2012. The restaurant received negative press re-
Congress has passed it,” Mayorkas said, pher who shot those pictures last week views with the New York Times scathingly criticizing the restaurant’s opening.
adding that the U.S. “immigration system said that the agents weren’t whipping the Fieri decided to close his New York City restaurant by 2017 end, even though
is broken.” migrants, as some officials and Demo- the diner featured on the ‘top 100 independent restaurants’ in the Restaurant
“Legislative reform is needed.” cratic lawmakers had claimed. Business’s listing in terms of sales.
The Department of Justice estimated in “Some of the Haitian men started run-
2017 that about 43 percent of illegal aliens ning, trying to go around the horses,” pho- Highlights
released into the United States miss their tographer Paul Ratje told local station Here are some of the best highlights of Guy Fieri’s career:
immigration court hearings. When asked KTSM, explaining the situation on the • Fieri s known for hosting various television series on the Food Network
about what will happen to those of the ground. • Walk of Fame (2019)
12,000 who were released in the past week “I’ve never seen them whip anyone. He
and miss their hearings, Mayorkas said was swinging it [the reins], but it can be Favorite Quotes from Guy Fieri
that “it is our intention to remove” those misconstrued when you’re looking at the “If you’re cooking and not making mistakes, you’re not playing outside your
aliens. picture.” safety zone. I don’t expect it all to be good. I have fat dogs because I scrap that
“We have enforcement guidelines in The Associated Press contributed to this stuff out the back door.” – Guy Fieri
place that provide that individuals who are report. “I’m a five-seasons griller… I don’t care what the weather is like. My hair
recent border crossers who do not show Jack Phillips is a reporter at The Epoch is impervious to any kind of dampness, so I don’t have too much to worry
up for their hearings are enforcement pri- Times based in New York. about” – Guy Fieri
orities, and will be removed,” he said. “Kids want to saute, to cut the pizza, to see how the ingredients come to-
gether. If you let them do the fun stuff, they’ll develop skills and interests that
Quinn Minute will stay with them forever.” – Guy Fieri
“When cooking for a big crew of hungry dudes who’ve been sleeping in a
A Nine-Foot-Long Rodent?
parking lot, do not think you can get away with fettucini Alfredo.” – Guy Fieri
“You don’t have to eat a whole cheeseburger, just take a piece of the cheese-
by Rix Quinn burger.” – Guy Fieri
A guy named Dan asks, ”Is it really true that scientists found a fossil of a nine-foot-
long rat?”
Dan, this report -- like my first job application -- is mostly true. Actually, the monster
3 Cooking Lessons from Guy Fieri
Now that you know all about Guy Fieri’s net worth, and how he achieved
mouse measured nine feet long, many times the size of my gerbil Gerald. success; let’s take a look at some of the best lessons we can learn from him:
I asked Gerald what he knew. Gerald claims he’s heard about several rats in history,
but thinks most of them were much smaller than a rhinoceros. 1. Slice the Meat Thin
This giant rodent lived nearly eight million years ago. Fortunately for 21st century No matter how tough the meat may be, it’s going to be tender if you slice it
people, the animal is now quite sincerely fossilized. thin enough.
Scientists say this beast had huge teeth, a long tail, and weighed as much as a buffalo.
This would make him a formidable foe, but a poor dancer. 2. Don’t Eat the Whole Burger
What did he eat? I am not sure, You don’t have to eat a whole cheeseburger, just take a piece of the cheese-
but I suspect the answer is “any- burger. If you just taste the burger you will still feel how tender and well cooked
thing he wanted.” it is.
Earlier scientific expeditions to
that same region found bones of 3. Don’t Ever Use Lighter Fluid
several huge reptiles, including “It’s un-American. Amateurs, losers, and idiots use lighter fluid.
one eight-foot turtle shell and a If you’ve bought this book, you are inherently none of those three things, so
bunch of gigantic crocodiles. let’s make sure to teach others the correct way that real pitmasters start a fire.
Researchers also discovered the The lighter fluid makes your food taste like crap and is bad for the environ-
teeth of a giant mammal. We’re not ment.”
sure what it was, but you wouldn’t
want it for a house pet. Summary
Why did those massive rats dis- Guy Fieri is a man of many talents; he is a restaurateur, author, game show
appear? No one is sure, but here is host, and television personality. After earning recognition as a restaurateur, he
a guess: attempted to make his presence felt in the small screen segment of the enter- 21
Real, real, real big cats. tainment industry.
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ater is the water associations led by the Association of Califor- At the Orange County Water District (OCWD;
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our envi- nia Municipal Utilities Association, California employees do every day to monitor and test water
ronment. Without high-quality and reliable access to Association of Sanitation Agencies, and California quality, ensuring it meets all state and federal drink-
water, no community or sector of the economy – Water Association. ing water standards, operate infrastructure to
from hospitality to manufacturing to healthcare – can During this week, we highlight the work of water recharge and replenish the Orange County Ground-
thrive or expand. We rely on clean drinking water to professionals and thank them for the services they water Basin, develop innovate projects such as the
come out of our taps every day, yet we don’t often Groundwater Replenishment System
consider what it all takes to make (GWRS) which produces 100 million
this happen. Dedicated teams of gallons of pure drinking water from
planners, engineers, water quality highly treated wastewater, and im-
specialists, technicians, and other prove overall water supply reliability
skilled workers have built, oper- for the 2.5 million people we serve.
ated, and maintained the systems to We’re also looking ahead to new and
guarantee that when your tap is exciting programs that can secure an
turned on, clean water flows freely expanded water supply for our re-
and abundantly. gion, including purifying more
Recurring droughts and ongoing wastewater at the GWRS, increasing
dry conditions in California put this stormwater capture at Prado Dam,
precious resource into greater per- and exploring ocean desalination as
spective and even the COVID-19 a possible added water source.
pandemic reminded us of the essen- Whether our work is in the office,
tial services these water profession- lab, field, treatment plant, or in the
als provide. Regardless of the wetlands, OCWD’s employees are
challenges we face, our water sys- critical to ensuring water reliability
tems continue to remain reliable and perform 24/7/365. It is also a special and advancing our water future. If you’d like to learn
resilient due to the amazing work of these men and time to reflect on the essential careers that the water more about OCWD’s programs or career opportuni-
women across the region. industry offers. Recent labor studies estimate that ties, please visit www.ocwd.com.
California’s fifth annual Water Professionals Ap- 60,000 people work in California’s water sector and This Orange County Water District article was
preciation Week, celebrated October 2 – 10, high- it needs roughly 6,000 new employees each year due provided by Cathy Green, who represents Division 6
lights the important role of water industry to turnover. The industry offers many opportunities of the District. Division 6 includes parts of Hunting-
professionals and local public water agencies in en- in engineering, operations, geology, science, finance, ton Beach and Fountain Valley. Contact Director
suring safe and reliable water and recycled water op- business administration, law, and communications. Green at [email protected].
erations in California. It was established in 2017 by
Senate Concurrent Resolution 80, by Senator Bill
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Dear EarthTalk: While these types of adaptations may benefit the and as such are much more likely to go extinct.
Is it true that some species under study, climate change is likely negatively While warming temperatures increased gene flow and
wildlife species are affecting many more which cannot adapt fast enough to evolution among some species during the Pleistocene
evolving much more rapidly keep up. For example, Scotland’s feral sheep have be- era, the current reality of climate change paints a differ-
in response to the warming climate? come smaller due to warmer weather in the winter that ent picture. “The present human-caused climate change
~ D. Gould, Hendersonville, NC no longer necessitates larger, thicker coats. And polar will not lead to similar extensive mixing and adaptation
bears, which have evolved thick fur coats and layers and of populations,” says Eeva Furman of the Finnish En-
It’s amazing to think that climate change is causing layers of fat to keep them warm out on the Arctic tundra vironment Institute. “Partly because movements of most
animals to evolve faster than they would otherwise, but and swimming between ice floes, are likely another species are greatly hindered in human dominated land-
the science speaks for itself. Researchers from Aus- evolutionary loser in the age of climate change. As ice scapes, and partly because the present climate warming
tralia’s Deakin University found is extremely rapid in comparison with Pleistocene cli-
evidence of so-called mate fluctuations.”
“shapeshifting” in recent years
in direct response to warming CONTACTS:
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ancestors before the industrial journals.plos.org/plosbiology/article?id=10.1371/jour
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with rising temperatures due to
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Dark-eyed juncos in North bigger bills in response to the finds
America also evolved bigger larger temperature extremes they cantechletter.com/2017/11/climate-change-is-speed-
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By Paul F. Petrick famously of all, the smartwatch. Orig-
T
he New York Times recently inally a Two-Way Wrist Radio intro-
greeted readers with the news duced in the 1940s, the device was
that the FBI’s annual Crime in upgraded to a Two-Way Wrist TV in
the United States survey shows that the 1960s and to a Two-Way Wrist
murder and nonnegligent manslaugh- Computer in the 1980s, before under-
ter increased by nearly 30% in 2020, going further enhancements in the
by far the largest increase on record. 1990s and 2010s.
Times readers needing an escape from Today, the dapper detective contin-
the grim reality of the carnage count to ues to thwart crime wearing a yellow
the comic strips were out of luck be- trench coat and fedora that are as rec-
cause the Gray Lady foregoes the
funny pages, forcing readers to get
ognizable as Sherlock Holmes’ deer-
stalker cap and, unlike Columbo’s
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their laughs from the editorial page.
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raincoat, remain as crisp as they were
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including those that continue to carry as the strip has survived nearly as Other Great Locations:
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On October 4, 1931, cartoonist ture strips like Tracy have been partic- • Santa Ana
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Oscar-winning film
erupted on the pages of the Detroit that remains the best adaptation of any
Mirror in the form of an aptly named comics property to date. But Beatty
lawman who was as sharp as the right has emerged as the detective’s most
angles comprising his jaw. Inspired by implacable foe in recent decades by
the incorruptible Eliot Ness’ Prohibi- hoarding the screen rights he still ex-
tion Era war on gangsters, Tracy was clusively retains, denying Tracy much
unlike anything seen before. Never needed exposure to younger audiences.
before had the murder and mayhem on Tracy’s continued existence owes it-
the front page been reflected in a comic self to the creativeness of Gould who
strip. Prior strips had contained vio- produced the strip until 1977 and to his
lence, but none had featured violence successors, who collectively have pro-
as prominently or as graphically as duced Tracy for nearly as long, Max
Tracy. The cavalcade of criminals Allan Collins, Rick Fletcher, Dick
Tracy has confronted includes human Locher, Mike Kilian, Jim Brozman,
traffickers, child abductors, foreign and the current award-winning
spies and saboteurs, black marketeers, artist/writer team of Joe Staton and
terrorists, and every type of racketeer Mike Curtis. Congratulations to them
imaginable. Gould gave them all. Unfortunately, whether Tracy will
monikers based on their physical ap- be around to celebrate its centenary is
pearances in the tradition of public en- an open question. Throughout its his-
emies like “Scarface” Al Capone, tory, Tracy countered critics of its vivid
“Pretty Boy” Floyd, and “Baby Face” displays of violence and criminal be-
Nelson. And those who believe that havior by emphasizing that the strip’s
the grotesque physiognomies of overarching thesis is that “crime does
Tracy’s bevy of heavies detract from not pay.” But in the 20 years since
the strip’s verisimilitude have never 9/11, police officers have gone from
taken a close look at Congress. revered to jeered. In today’s era of
Tracy is credited as the first in all of urban unrest and lawlessness at the
detective fiction to feature a policeman southern border, the best “Crimestop-
as the main character. It also inaugu- pers Textbook” crime prevention tip
rated the police procedural subgenre of Tracy could offer its Sunday readers is
detective fiction, incorporating state- “Don’t defund the police.” In the cur-
of-the-art law enforcement methods rent climate, such a message might im-
and technology. Over the decades, the peril the bronze Tracy statue in
strip has utilized police consultants to Naperville, Illinois and bring an end to
keep it abreast of real-life develop- Tracy’s 90-year continuity. Until then,
ments in crime fighting. But Tracy is Detective Tracy remains on duty enter-
perhaps most notable for the instances ing his tenth decade. Criminals, be-
when it anticipated technological ad- ware.
vances like heart transplants, closed Paul F. Petrick is an attorney in
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30%, LARGEST 1-YEAR JUMP EVER
Associated Press “I don’t want to minimize what’s happened. I just don’t want people
WASHINGTON (AP) — Homicides in the U.S. in 2020 increased to believe that the sky is falling and that this is a permanent” trend,
nearly 30% over the previous year, the largest one-year jump since Fox added. Even with the huge homicide rise, he noted, the number
the FBI began keeping records, according to figures released Monday is still far lower than what the country endured during the crack co-
by the agency. caine epidemic 30 years ago.
Homicides and non-negligent manslaughters climbed an estimated While the drops in other crime categories are positive news, homi-
29.4% to 21,570, an increase of 4,901 over 2019, FBI data showed. cides were the stunning trend — one that has continued this year. A
It is the highest estimated total since the early 1990s, when homicides number of communities, rural and metropolitan, have experienced
stayed above 23,000 a year as drug wars played out in many places continued increases in homicides. The rising violence has become a
in the U.S. political battleground in the year after protests over policing erupted
Violent crimes in 2020 went up by a more moderate 5.6% over the in the aftermath of George Floyd's death in Minneapolis. Several can-
previous year while property crimes continued a nearly two-decade didates with law enforcement backgrounds are running or plan to run
decline, falling 7.8%. Robbery and rape dropped 93% and 12% re- for various offices around the country.
spectively. Gun control groups noted that firearms were the primary driver of
James Alan Fox, a the violence.
criminologist at North- “This jump in murders is just the latest proof that we are experi-
eastern University in encing a gun violence epidemic within the COVID pandemic,” John
Boston, said he consid- Feinblatt, president of Everytown for Gun Safety, said in a statement.
ered 2020 a “unique sit- “This death spiral will continue until we stem the flow of illegal guns
uation” and not part of and invest in proven intervention programs.”
any sort of long-term The Uniform Crime Report program is run by the FBI and collects
trend. He attributed the data annually from law enforcement agencies in a number of cate-
dramatic uptick to a gories, among them violent crimes, rape, robbery and aggravated as-
confluence of factors, sault as well as property crimes. The data is estimated because not
including the coron- all agencies submit information. The FBI said about 85% of the
avirus pandemic, conflicts over politics and race and people just gen- 18,619 law enforcement agencies eligible submitted data in 2020. As
erally having too much free time. a result, the FBI cautions against using its report to rank cities.
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HUNTINGTON BEACH PROFILE / POPULATION: 199,223

H untington Beach is a relatively large
coastal city (ie. on the ocean, a bay, or
inlet) located in the state of California. With
nia population by year:
Year Population
2010 191,303
Change %
mates(2019)
Nativity by Place of Birth

less than $50,000, 1.63 percent are between
$50,000 to $100,000, 0.96 percent are be-
tween $100,000 to $150,000, 0.55 percent are
a population of 199,223 people and 42 con- 2011 193,010 0.89 between $150,000 to $200,000, 0.75 percent
stituent neighborhoods, Huntington Beach is 2012 194,237 0.64 According to 2019 estimates, Huntington are between $200,000 to $300,000, 3.82 per-
the 23rd largest community in California. 2013 197,212 1.53 Beach native population is 166,003, out of cent are between $300,000 to $500,000,
Huntington Beach home prices are not 2014 199,757 1.29 these 120,176 born in the California state and 28.95 percent are between $500,000 to one
only among the most expensive in California, 2015 200,855 0.55 43,047 born in other state in the United million, 13.43 percent are over one million
but Huntington Beach real estate also consis- 2016 200,541 -0.16 States. Foreign born or Population born out- and above.
tently ranks among the most expensive in 2017 201,191 0.32 side the US are 33,225, out of these 19,975
America. 2018 200,641 -027 are Naturalized US citizen, 2,305 are in Eu- Housing unit value Units
Huntington Beach is a decidedly white- 2019 199,223 -0.71 rope, 11,997 in Asia, 595 in Africa, 4,472 in Less than $50,000 462
collar city, with fully 85.19% of the work- 2020 198,711 -0.26 Latin America and 363 in Northern America. $50,000 to $99,999 1,331
force employed in white-collar jobs, well 2021 *200,896 1.10 Non-US Citizens, Total Foreigners living in $100,000 to $149,999 784
above the national average. Overall, Hunting- Source : Annual Estimates of the Resident Huntington Beach are 13,250, out of these $150,000 to $199,999 451
ton Beach is a city of professionals, sales and Population: April 1, 2010 to July 1, 2019 & 1,373 are from Europe, 4,256 are from Asia, $200,000 to $299,999 611
office workers, and managers. There are es- 2020 US Census updated 230 from Africa, 6,537 are from Latin Amer- $300,000 to $499,999 3,108
pecially a lot of people living in Huntington ica and 195 are from Northern America. $500,000 to $999,999 23,571
Beach who work in management occupations Below is the Huntington Beach, Califor- $1,000,000 or more 10,937
(13.52%), sales jobs (12.60%), and office and nia population by age: Nativity by Place of Birth Population Median (dollars) 837,600
administrative support (11.17%). Age Group Population Percent Native 166,003 Source: US Census 2019 housing market
Also of interest is that Huntington Beach 0 -5 10,114 5.1% Born in state of residence 120,176 estimates
has more people living here who work in 5-9 9,119 4.6% Born in other state in the United States
computers and math than 95% of the places 10 - 14 9,419 4.7% 43,047 Huntington Beach Housing Mortgage
in the US. 15 - 19 11,773 5.9% Northeast 10,802 According to 2019 estimates of mortgage,
Telecommuters are a relatively large per- 20 - 24 11,223 5.6% Midwest 0 The median monthly owner costs with mort-
centage of the workforce: 7.66% of people 25 - 34 30,942 15.5% South 7,493 gage is $2,809, 0.18 percent of homes pays
work from home. While this number may 35 - 44 22,376 11.2% West 9,190 less than $500 per month, 0.87 percent pay
seem small overall, as a fraction of the total 45 - 54 26,575 13.3% Born outside the United States 2,780 between $500 to $999, 1.78 percent pay be-
workforce it is high relative to the nation. 55 - 59 15,721 7.9% Puerto Rico 267 tween $1,000 to $1,499, 5.02 percent pay be-
These workers are often telecommuters who 60 - 64 14,068 7.1% U.S. Island Areas 0 tween $1,500 to $1,999, 5.12 percent pay
work in knowledge-based, white-collar pro- 65 - 74 21,775 10.9% Born abroad of American parent(s) between $2,000 to $2,499, 4.85 percent pay
fessions. For example, Silicon Valley has 75 - 84 11,553 5.8% 2,513 between $2,500 to $2,999, 14.05 percent pay
large numbers of people who telecommute. 85 and over 4,570 2.3% Foreign born between $3,000 or more.
Other at-home workers may be self-em- Source: 2019 US population by age esti- Born outside of United States 33,225 The median monthly owner costs with out
ployed people who operate small businesses mates Naturalized U.S. citizen 19,975 mortgage is $752, 1.03 percent of homes pay
out of their homes. Europe 2,305 less than $250, 2.75 percent pays between
One thing noticeable about Huntington According to 2019 population of Hunt- Asia 11,997 $250 to $399, 2.74 percent pay between $400
Beach, although not a huge city, is that it has ington Beach by race are: Africa 595 to $599, 3.75 percent pays between $600 to
a large population of people who are young, White Population Oceania 243 $799, 290 percent pays between $800 to
single, educated, and upwardly-mobile career White population in Huntington Beach, Latin America 4,472 $999, and 5.70 pays between $1000 or more.
starters. That’s because Huntington Beach is California are 133,661, percentage wise 67.1 Northern America 363
full of single people in their 20s and 30s and percent are whites. Monthly Owner costs
who have undergraduate or graduate degrees Foreigner with mortgage Units
and are starting careers in professional occu- Black Population Not a U.S. citizen 13,250 Less than $500 150
pations. This makes Huntington Beach a Black population in Huntington Beach, Europe 1,373 $500 to $999 712
pretty good place for young, educated career California are 2,307, percentage wise 1.2 per- Asia 4,256 $1,000 to $1,499 1,451
starters looking to find many people like cent are blacks. African American refers to Africa 230 $1,500 to $1,999 4,083
themselves, with good opportunities for black population in Huntington Beach, They Oceania 659 $2,000 to $2,499 4,168
friendships, socializing, romance, and fun. are Black racial groups of Africa, includes Latin America 6,537 $2,500 to $2,999 3,951
Huntington Beach is also nautical, which Sub-Saharan African people, Kenyan, Niger- Northern America 195 $3,000 or more 11,438
means that parts of it are somewhat historic ian, Caribbean such as Haitian and Jamaican. Source: US Census 2019 estimates Median (dollars) 2,809
and touch the ocean or tidal bodies of water,
such as inlets and bays. Quite often, nautical Asian Population Huntington Beach Housing Monthly Owner costs
areas such as these attract visitors and locals Asian population in Huntington Beach are According to 2019 census estimates, Total with out mortgage Units
who come to enjoy the scenery and various 25,384, percentage wise 12.7 percent are number of houses in Huntington Beach, Cal- Less than $250 841
waterfront activities. asians, out of these 1,688 are Asian Indians, ifornia are 81,414, Occupied housing units $250 to $399 2,236
One downside of living in Huntington 4,877 are Chinese, 3,307 are Filipinos, 2,709 are 75,273, Rental vacancy rate is 4. Percent- $400 to $599 2,234
Beach, however, is that residents on average are Japanese, 1,286 are Korean, 9,209 are age of occupancy is 93, 50.67% of houses are $600 to $799 3,049
have to contend with a long commute, spend- Vietnamese and 2,308 are other Asian nation- owner occupied and 41.78% of houses are $800 to $999 2,361
ing on average 31.08 minutes every day com- als. renter occupied in Huntington Beach. There $1,000 or more 4,643
muting to work. are 45.72 percent of one-unit detached, 13.15 Median (dollars) 752
The education level of Huntington Beach Hispanic Population percent of one-units attached, 1.28 percent of Source: US Census 2019 housing mort-
ranks among the highest in the nation. Of the Hispanic population in Huntington Beach, two-unit houses, 12.76 percent of three or gage estimates
25-and-older adult population in Huntington California are 43,609. Percentage wise 21.9 four unit homes. 3.78 percent are residing in
Beach, 42.58% have at least a bachelor's de- percent are hispanics, out of these 32,000 are mobile homes. Average household size of Huntington Beach Rental
gree. The typical US community has just Mexican people, 673 are Puerto Ricans, 711 owner occupied is 3 and average household Total number of Huntington Beach rental
21.84% of its adults holding a bachelor's de- are Cubans, and 10,225 are other Hispanic or size of renter occupied is 3. 2821 percent are homes or apartments are 34,018, occupied by
gree or graduate degree. Latinos. available with one vehicle, 38.30 percent are Renter, The median value of Huntington
The per capita income in Huntington available with two vehicles, 23.53 percent are Beach average rental rate is $1,949.
Beach in 2018 was $48,774, which is upper Population by Race. 199,228 Percent available with three or more vehicles and
middle income relative to California, and White 133,661 67.1% 2.41 percent are no vehicles available. Rental Units
wealthy relative to the rest of the US. This Black or Less than $500
equates to an annual income of $195,096 for African American 2,307 1.2% Housing Units $500 to $999
a family of four. However, Huntington Beach American Indian and Total housing units 81,414 $1,000 to $1,499
contains both very wealthy and poor people Alaska Native 907 0.5% Occupied housing units 75,273 $1,500 to $1,999
as well. Cherokee tribal grouping % Occupied housing units percent 93 $2,000 to $2,499
Huntington Beach is an extremely ethni- Chippewa tribal grouping % Rental vacancy rate 4 $2,500 to $2,999
cally-diverse city. The people who call Hunt- Navajo tribal grouping % $3,000 or more
ington Beach home describe themselves as Sioux tribal grouping % Structure Type Units Median (dollars) 1,949
belonging to a variety of racial and ethnic 1-unit, detached 37,225 Source: US Census 2019 housing rental
groups. The greatest number of Huntington Asian Population 25,384 12.7% 1-unit attached 10,704 estimates
Beach residents report their race to be White, Asian Indian 1,688 0.8% 2 units 1,046 © 2019-2021 populationU, Research pa-
followed by Asian. Huntington Beach also Chinese 4,877 2.4% 3 or 4 units 10,390 pers on Population dynamics and Social af-
has a sizeable Hispanic population (people of Filipino 3,307 1.7% Mobile home 3,077 fairs
Hispanic origin can be of any race). People Japanese 2,709 1.4% Boat, RV, van, etc. 0
of Hispanic or Latino origin account for Korean 1,286 0.6% Owner-occupied 41,255
20.18% of the city’s residents. Important an- Vietnamese 9,209 4.6% Renter-occupied 34,018
cestries of people in Huntington Beach in- Other Asian Population 2,308
clude German, Irish, English, Italian, and Average household size of
French. Native Hawaiian and owner-occupied unit 3
Foreign born people are also an important Other Pacific Islander 1,822 0.9% Average household size of
part of Huntington Beach's cultural character, Native Hawaiian % renter-occupied unit 3
accounting for 16.14% of the city’s popula- Guamanian or Chamorro % Source: US Census 2019 housing esti-
tion. mates
The most common language spoken in Hispanic or Latino 43,609 21.9%
Huntington Beach is English. Other impor- Mexican 32,000 16.1% Huntington Beach Housing Market
tant languages spoken here include Spanish Puerto Rican 673 0.3% The median value of housing unit in Hunt-
and Vietnamese. Cuban 711 0.4% ington Beach, California is $837,600, Ac-
Other Hispanic or Latino 10,225 cording to 2019 estimated US census of
Below is the Huntington Beach, Califor- Source: US Census population esti- housing market, 0.57 percent of houses are 27
The Beautiful Struggle: Loving and Losing a Beloved Pet
A
s any pet parent will tell you, the joy, love, and from a “rebound relationship” after a breakup The new bow bridge, their soul is still very much alive and con-
comfort that comes with adopting an animal pet simply can’t live up to our expectations, and we end nected to you. Consider sitting quietly and, in your
companion is a blessing rivaled by few experi- up feeling dissatisfied. Worse, our healthy healing mind and heart, simply reach out to them. You’ll likely
ences life has to offer. What they’ll also tell you is that process is often hindered. This is unfair to both the pet be very comforted by the beautiful love and peace you
losing an animal companion can be more emotionally and to us. Instead, spend time with a friend’s pet. Per- receive in return. You might also consider utilizing the
devastating than just about any of life’s many adversi- haps offer pet-sitting services, or even foster a pet await- services of an animal communicator to deliver messages
ties. After experiencing such loss, it takes some pet ing their forever home. This way, we can offer and to, and receive messages from, your pet. For some, this
lovers many years, if ever, before they are willing to receive love and companionship from a pet while al- may sound far-fetched, but believe me when I say that
open their hearts up to another fur (or feather, etc.) animal communication is very
baby. For though they know they will be signing up real. It has the potential to facil-
for much joy, they also know they will be signing itate great healing.
up for much pain. This is the unavoidable reality of
loving a pet. The beautiful struggle. 5) With the intense loss we
feel when a beloved pet transi-
I’ve always been a dog lover, but our beloved chi- tions, it can feel like a tragedy.
huahua/dachshund mix, Tyson, was my soulmate. The “tragedy” is only one of
He had a richness of spirit that could best be de- perspective. Rejoice knowing
scribed as “old soul.” He loved with a warm depth that you loved your pet and
that was somehow wise, tough, and vulnerable all helped them learn their life les-
at once. Losing Tyson in April of 2018 was one of sons- and they did the same for
the most emotionally painful experiences of my life, you. Find comfort and peace
but it was also one of incredible spiritual growth. knowing that you provided
them with love and friendship in
In my search for healing, I’ve discovered a few a way that only you could - - and
things along my path that I would like to pass along they absolutely did the same for
to anybody who is grieving over a dearly departed you This makes their lives a
pet. wonderful success and anything
but tragic!
1) Don’t buy into the mistaken idea that intense
grieving over a pet is weird or inappropriate. Our The thing is, our pets are more
relationships with our animal friends, though different lowing ourselves to heal without setting a pet up for fail- than just our friends, companions, and protectors. They
from those with our human friends, are nonetheless very ure. When we are truly ready for a new fur baby, we provide friendship, companionship, love, and protection
significant and impactful. Sometimes even more so. will know it. with an innocent joy and dedication that is both pure
The love we feel for another being is not determined by and unconditional. All they want in return is love. We,
species, but rather by how our souls mesh. We must be 3) Don’t minimize the significance of your healing their human companions, naturally reciprocate this pure,
gentle with ourselves and understand that our grief re- process, but rather open your mind, heart, and spirit to innocent love and dedication. In other words, our pets
flects our love- and there is nothing weird or inappro- new experiences. For example, Reiki, which is a Japan- bring out the very best in us. They help us tap into our
priate about that. ese form of spiritual energy, offers amazing healing highest spirits because they make it safe to love with a
from not only physical ailments, but also mental, emo- vulnerability that is rare in most human relationships.
2) Don’t adopt another animal during your grieving tional, and spiritual difficulties. I discovered Reiki dur- The struggle is worth it!
process. For many, the natural compulsion when we are ing my grieving process. I have since become a Reiki
coping with the loss of a fur baby is to try and alleviate master and animal Reiki practitioner. It has definitely Brandon Wainwright is a police officer, certified Reiki
the pain by adopting another pet. The problem is, it is changed my life for the better. master and author of Tyson’s Gift. Learn more about
impossible to replace that magic with another pet. This the memoir about the journey between he and his
isn’t dissimilar to the let-down that invariably comes 4) Realize that though your pet has crossed the rain- beloved dog by visiting www.TysonsGift.com.
ROLLS-ROYCE’S ELECTRIC AIRPLANE COMPLETES

ITS MAIDEN FLIGHT IN THE UK
Michelle Lewis Rolls-Royce claims the Spirit of Innovation‘s 400 kWh electric powertrain is
R
olls-Royce’s fully electric aircraft the Spirit of Innovation completed its “the most power-dense battery pack ever assembled for an aircraft.”
maiden flight in the UK on Wednesday. The airplane flew for 15 minutes The company’s goal is for the airplane’s speed to exceed 300 miles per hour.
at the Ministry of Defense Boscombe Down aircraft testing site in Wilt- It’s working to beat the world record set by a Siemens electric plane that reached
shire, England. a speed of 210 mph in 2017 by improving on the battery and propulsion sys-
tem.
Rolls-Royce didn’t indicate in its announcement what speed the Spirit of
Innovation achieved, and it has not yet given a date for the world record at-
tempt.
Here’s a broad overview of how the plane works, which points out that “the
powertrain will run at 750 volts, similar to a Formula E racer, enabling high-
power output at relatively low weight”:
The Spirit of Innovation project is a part of ACCEL (Accelerating the Elec-
trification of Flight), a British aerospace innovation program Half of the pro-

ject’s funding is provided by the UK’s Aerospace Technology Institute, in
partnership with the Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy,
and Innovate UK.
Rolls-Royce says it will use the ACCEL project technology, and also meas-
ure the performance of the aircraft and the data collected on the maiden flight,
and apply it to commuter aircraft and electric vertical takeoff and landing
(eVTOL) products.
As Electrek‘s Scooter Doll wrote in early July:
While Rolls-Royce Motor Cars Ltd. has yet to de-
liver an electric vehicle, Rolls-Royce Holdings has a
keen focus on aircraft and [has] a road map to create
net zero emissions in operations by 2030, followed by
all products by 2050… Rolls-Royce Holdings remains
one of the largest manufacturers of airplane engines
in the world.
UK business secretary Kwasi Kwarteng said:
By backing projects like this one, the [British] gov-
ernment is helping to drive forward the boundary
pushing technologies that will leverage investment
and unlock the cleaner, greener aircraft required to
end our contribution to climate change
Rolls-Royce and airframer Tecnam are currently
working with Widerøe, the largest regional airline in
Scandinavia, to deliver an all-electric passenger air-
craft for the commuter market, which is planned to be
ready for revenue service in 2026.
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8 Plants That Can Kill You

By outsider e-source chewed.
P
lants can kill, too; yes, you heard that Only three
right. They may look all bright and shiny, micrograms
but some plants have some of the dead- of toxin
liest poison found on Earth. There are many in- abrin can
cidents in history where many people were kill a
murdered using the venom from plants, like human. A
Socrates’s death by Hemlock or the children seed con-
dying due to deadly Nightshade ingestion acci- tains much
dentally Some trees, herbs, berries, and flowers more than
cause severe organ damage and even death, that. This
even if we contact them. Some plants are ex- toxin stops
tremely poisonous if they get inside your body the protein
and knowingly or unknowingly can kill you. synthesis in
Here are eight deadly plants that can kill you. cells, lead-
ing to organ failure and death within 3-4 days.
White Snakeroot
White Snakeroot or Ageratina Altissima is Water Hemlock
found in central and eastern North America. This Water Hemlock or Cicuta Maculata is very
single plant was responsible for the demise of close to the Poison Hemlock, the notorious plant
hundreds and thousands of settlers from Europe used to kill Socrates. Water Hemlock is so toxic
that it has been named the most violently poison-
ous plant in North America. It is part of the carrot extreme and severe that it looks like a chemical
family, and it looks like Queen Anne’s lace; that burn. If your eyes get accidentally exposed to this
is why people often confuse it with celery or chemical, then it can cause permanent blindness.
parsnips, a confusion that costs more than their It causes third-degree burns, which can take
life. It consists of a deadly toxin known as cicu- months to heal. It is so toxic that the affected area
remains photosensitive for years altogether.
Bunya Pine
The Bunya Pine or the Araucaria Bidwillii is a
tall plant found in Australia’s rainforest and
mountains. It can grow up to 130 feet. It grows
massive watermelon-sized cones weighing up to
23 pounds. These plants are not toxic but are
lethal and dangerous due to these gigantic cones.
in the 19th century. This plant gets its poison When some un-
from a toxin called tremetol, which gets passed suspecting vic-
to humans through milk when consumed by the tim walks
cows and livestock. It causes milk sicknesses, below these
which produces tremors, vomiting, constipation, pines, these
liver failure, delirium, and ultimately death. huge cones fall
This plant also gained its notoriety because it on them and
had killed President Abraham Lincoln’s mother, toxin, which is present mostly in its roots. If any- cause instant
Nancy Hanks Lincoln. Although milk sickness is one accidentally eats it, it would follow severe death. Due to
a thing of the past, and most of these plants are abdominal pain, cramps, convulsions, nausea, this, the govern-
now cleared from places where animals graze, it and ultimately death. Those who are lucky to sur- ment erects
is a hazardous plant. vive are often cursed with lifelong tremors and boards of warning, saying cone season. It warns
amnesia. people not to pass below the Bunya Pines.
Oleander
Oleander or Nerium Oleander is a prized plant Castor Bean Tobacco
and is widely cultivated by farmers in mild Castor Bean or Ricinus Communis is a popular Tobacco or Nicotiana Tabacum is well known
oceanic and subtropical climates. It is a tall plant and attractive plant that is originally from Africa. to all. It is, in fact, the most widely planted non-
that can reach up to 6-12 feet, but as beautiful, it It is also used as an ornamental plant in some food plant of commercial value. Every part of this
may look, it places. Castor oil is produced from the seeds of plant inhibits the toxic alkaloids, anabasine, and
is full of these plants after processing. These plants have nicotine. If eaten, this can prove to be fatal. The
deadly toxin them the toxin ricin, which, even in small
ins. The amounts, is deadly. Even eating one or two seeds
Oleander is can kill a human child, and

full of car- seven to eight can kill an
diac glyco- adult human. Like
sides like abrin found in rosary
nervine peas, this
a n d toxin inhibits
ole- protein synthe-
andrin. These toxins are found on plants sis in cells and
like leaves, roots, flowers, and Oleander can cause
fruits. These toxins can stop the heartbeat seizures, vom-
of your heart. If you have come in contact iting, diarrhea,
with this plant’s toxins, you would have and even death. irony is that despite this plant being a cardiac poi-
symptoms like bloody diarrhea, blurred vi- This was the same son, the nicotine derived from tobacco is ex-
sion, and skin rashes. Usually, when one con- drug used to kill Georgi tremely popular, addictive, and psychoactive. The
sumes this poison, it is vomited out of the body. Markov in 1978, a journalist who spoke against use of tobacco alone is the sole cause of approx—
the Bulgarian government. Most of its victims are 5000000 deaths worldwide, making tobacco the
Rosary Pea children and pets due to accidental eating. most dangerous plant on earth.
Rosary pea or Abrus precatorius are also known
as Jequirity Pea. Although named after a holy Giant Hogweed Conclusion
symbol, these seeds are incredibly fatal. The Giant Hogweed or Heracleum Mantegazz- Make sure to steer clear of these plants next
toxin is due to the presence of a ribosome inhibit- ianum has its presence all over the world. It is time you’re out enjoying nature because they
ing protein called abrin. These plants are found spread from Australia to Europe with a corrosive could unexpectedly kill you or harm you se-
in tropical areas and are often used in making sap that produces a photo toxin, furocoumarin. If verely. Don’t pick random berries off of bushes
jewelry and prayer rosaries. When intact, the anyone touches the plant and gets exposed to ul- and consume them and be careful with the plants
seeds are non-lethal, but they can be extremely traviolet light, it causes a chemical reaction you decide to pick up because they could be one
toxic and deadly when broken or scratched and known as phytophotodermatitis. This rash is so of these deadly 8. 29
THE NEW 2021’s Best States for
WILL ROGERS Fishing

With all our resources -Go figure..could it be that we've legislated the fish to
The new Will Rogers from Louisiana, Wednesday that he “trusted Middle Texas and Florida Too?
Republican Sen. John Kennedy gradu- Eastern countries as much as gas station Grab your fishing poles and head out on the water because National Hunting
ated Magna cum Laude from Vanderbilt, sushi, with the exception being Israel." and Fishing Day, Sept. 25, is fast approaching.
has a Law degree from University of – Louisiana Sen. John Kennedy Not all of America’s countless lakes, rivers, and shores are an angler’s para-
Virginia and a degree from Oxford in "You can get a goat to climb tree, but dise, though. So where do you have the best odds of snagging your next big
England. He is no country bumpkin; he you’d be better off hiring a squirrel." – catch?
is very insightful and has a unique sense Louisiana Sen. John Kennedy Lawn Love ranked the 50 states to determine 2021’s Best and Worst States
of humor. "This has been going on since Moby for Fishing. We looked for high levels of community interest in the sport, an
--Comment about Cuomo lecturing Dick was a minnow." – Louisiana Sen. abundance of water sources, easy access to gear, and affordable fishing licenses,
us. "It is like a frog calling you ugly." – John Kennedy among other factors.
Louisiana Sen. John Kennedy "Don't stand between a dog and a fire Check out the five best (and five worst) states for your fishcation below, fol-
--“This election in Ga will be the most hydrant." – Louisiana Sen. John lowed by surprising findings from our report.
important in history, you have nothing Kennedy
to worry about unless you 2021’s Best States for Fishing
are a taxpayer, parent, gun Rank State
owner, cop, person of faith, 1 Alaska
or an unborn baby!” – 2 Michigan
Louisiana Sen. John 3 Maine
Kennedy 4 Rhode Island
Senator John Kennedy 5 Florida
from Louisiana describes 27 California
Democrats as the “well in-
tended arugula and tofu
crowd.” – Louisiana Sen. 2021’s Worst States for Fishing
John Kennedy Rank State
"You can only be young 46 Nebraska
once, but you can always 47 Kansas
be immature." – Louisiana 48 New Mexico
Sen. John Kennedy 49 Arizona
"Americans are thinking, 50 Nevada
there are some good mem-
bers of Congress, but we Surprising findings:
can’t figure out what they Alaska is King (Salmon): King Salmon reigns supreme — Alaska came in
are good for. Others are first place overall and the Community rank.
thinking, how did these Little farming occurs in Alaska due to the state’s cold climate, so fishing has
morons make it through the birth canal.” "Our country was founded by ge- become a cultural staple, as well as a major industry for jobs and economic ac-
– Louisiana Sen. John Kennedy niuses, but it's being run by idiots" – tivity. There are more than 600 species of fish to catch and millions — yes, mil-
"Always follow your heart.....but take Louisiana Sen. John Kennedy lions — of lakes to explore, making this state a true fishcation destination.
your brains with you." – Louisiana Sen. "It appears that he might do the right While Alaska is our No. 1 state for fishing, it comes at a cost. Of all 50 states,
John Kennedy thing, but only when supervised and cor- Alaska charges the highest price for fishing licenses per holder — not to mention
"The short answer is ‘No.’ The long nered like a rat." – Louisiana Sen. John the travel expense.
answer is ‘Hell No.’" – Louisiana Sen. Kennedy Other winter waterlands: Gear up for the weather — cold climates dominate
John Kennedy "This is why aliens won't talk to us." our top three. After Alaska (No. 1) comes the Great Lakes State, Michigan, fol-
"It must suck to be that dumb." – – Louisiana Sen. John Kennedy lowed by Maine in third.
Louisiana Sen. John Kennedy "Democrats are running around like Michigan’s performance is no surprise. Surrounded by four of the five Great
"When the Portland mayor's IQ gets to they found a hair in their biscuit." – Lakes, Michigan has the longest freshwater coastline in the world. And with
75, he oughta sell." – Louisiana Sen. Louisiana Sen. John Kennedy nearly 65,000 lakes and ponds, the state easily earned first place in the Access
John Kennedy "Chuck Schumer just moo’s and fol- category.
"I keep trying to see Nancy Pelosi and lows Nancy Pelosi into the cow chute." Maine boasts thousands of miles of coastline, plus thousands of lakes, ponds,
Chuck Schumer's point of view, but I – Louisiana Sen. John Kennedy and rivers. The state also offers plenty of waterways to fish in, placing fourth in
can't seem to get my head that far up my "What planet did you parachute in Access.
ass." – Louisiana Sen. John Kennedy from?" – Louisiana Sen. John Kennedy Tackle the subtropics: Between Rhode Island (No. 4) and Hawaii (No. 6) in
"Go sell your crazy somewhere "Just because you CAN sing doesn’t our ranking falls subtropical Florida (No. 5). In the self-proclaimed “Fishing
else...we are all stocked up here." – mean you should." – Louisiana Sen. Capital of the World,” fishing is a billion-dollar industry. Rev up your engines
Louisiana Sen. John Kennedy John Kennedy because the state is also the leading seller of powerboats.
"She has a Billy goat brain and a Senator John Kennedy on Nancy Florida fell behind other states, however, in Cost (No. 27) and Supplies (No.
mockingbird mouth!" – Louisiana Sen. Pelosi, “She can strut sitting down!” – 39), meaning it’s a bit pricier to get your fishing permits. Bait and tackle shops
John Kennedy Louisiana Sen. John Kennedy also are lacking throughout the state.
Sen. John Kennedy (R., La.) said on Dried up in the desert: It may seem obvious, but desert states like Nevada
(No. 50), Arizona (No. 49), and New Mexico (No. 48) should not be your first-
choice fishing destinations.
But even though Nevada is the driest state, it offers quite a few lakes for fishing, and Arizona and New
Mexico both have numerous rivers you could fish from. Arizona and Nevada also fell close to the bottom
of the Cost ranking, so you’d pay more to access limited angling options.
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