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There are more -the huge recreation center parks, the Talbert Marsh area, Central Library,
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Huntington Harbor - Huntington Harbour
is a residential development of 680 acres
The Huntington Beach City Beach (part of

our 9.5 miles of total pristine beach we
maintain, is a
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Popularly known
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and is a west
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The population was spread out with

39,128 people (20.6%) under the age of
18, 15,906 people (8.4%) aged 18 to 24,
54,024 people (28.4%) aged 25 to 44, 53,978
people (28.4%) aged 45 to 64, and 26,956 people (14.2%) who were 65 years of age or older.
The median age was 40.2 years. For every 100
females there were 98.5 males. For every 100
females age 18 and over, there were 96.6
males.
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There were 78,003 housing units at an average

density of 2,446.5 per square mile (944.6/km), of which
Huntington Beach, California is

known not only for great roads
consisting of five manmade islands with waterways used
for boating. The five manmade islands in Huntington Harbour include Trinidad, Humboldt, Davenport, Gilbert and
Admiralty.
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Beach campus, where acspan
complishments
from the Apollo program
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The Bolsa Chica Ecological Reserve is an
approximately 1,300
acre coastal estuary.
Habitats include open
water, mudflats, salt
marsh, coastal dunes,
seabird nesting islands,
riparian, and freshwater
marsh. More than 200 avian species have been identified
at Bolsa Chica and the reserve is very popular with birders
and photographers.
but also for

the well-maintained 8.5 mile
hard surface
cycle paths
that runs
parallel to
Pacific
Coast Highway. Located on the
ocean side
of the highway, this
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thousands of bicyclists, joggers and walkers on a daily
basis. The scenic paved path stretches from Sunset Beach
through Huntington Beach (for a combined 9.3 miles) and
through Newport Peninsula (nearly 3 miles). It is possible
to get a 12 mile workout one direction or 24 miles total.
The Huntington Central Park Sports Complex encompasses 45 acres next to Huntington Central Park. The Sports Complex
contains eight softball fields overlaid with seven soccer
44,914 (60.5%) were owner-occupied, and 29,371

(39.5%) were occupied by renters. The homeowner vacancy rate was 1.1%; the rental vacancy rate was 5.4%.
115,470 people (60.8% of the population) lived in owneroccupied housing units and 73,632 people (38.8%) lived
in rental housing units.
During 20092013, Huntington Beach had a median
household income of $81,389, with 8.9% of the population living below the federal poverty line.[11]
Situated less than a mile from the Pacific
Ocean, not far from the historic Huntington Beach Pier, SeaCliff Country Club re-
Central Park, the largest city-owned park in

Orange County covering over 350 acres of
land. This peaceful setting of open grass
fields and extensive tree and flower plantings is used for

various activities such as picnics, biking, playing, and
strolling along the paved paths enjoying the serene atmosphere. Dog and car shows are held in the summer, Crosscountry racing events are in the fall.
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Huntington Beach, also known as "Surf
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city's prominent beach culture.
The Huntington Central Park Equestrian

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two miles from the
beach.
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MOMENTS
If you don't have grand kids...you won't get it...

How does a farmer count a herd of cows?
With a Cowculator
Why don't cats play poker in the jungle?
Too many cheetahs
I Experimented Today
oday I swung my front door wide open and

placed my Remington 12ga semi-auto shotgun right in the doorway. I left 9 shells beside
it, then left it alone and went about my business.
While I was gone, the mailman delivered my
mail, the neighbor boy across the street mowed
the yard, a girl walked her dog down the street,
and quite a few cars stopped at the stop sign near
the front of my house. After about an hour, I
checked on the gun. It was still sitting there,
right where I had left it. It hadn't moved itself.
It certainly hadn't killed anyone, even with the
numerous opportunities it had presented to do so.
In fact, it hadn't even loaded itself.
Well you can imagine my surprise, with all the
Not Easy
Being Me!
My Italian Grand Mother

Would Have Said...
MONA LISAS Italian MOTHER:
"After all the money your father and
I spent on braces, this you call a
smile?"
CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS
Italian MOTHER:
I don't care what you've
discovered, you didn't call, you
didn't write."
MICHELANGELOS Italian
MOTHER:
"A ceiling you paint?
Not good enough for you the
walls, like the other children?
Do you know how hard it is to get
that schmutz off the ceiling?"
NAPOLEONS Italian MOTHER:
"You're not hiding your report card? Show me!
Take your hand out of your jacket and show me!"
ABRAHAM LINCOLNS Italian MOTHER:
"Again with that hat! Why can't you wear a
baseball cap like the other kids?"
ACT OF KINDNESS
A motorcyclist
pulls over to
help an elderly
lady cross the
street on a
rainy day.
PUNOGRAPHY
I tried to catch some fog. I mist.
When chemists die, they barium.

Jokes about German sausage are the wurst.
A soldier who survived mustard gas and
pepper spray is now a seasoned veteran.
I know a guy who's addicted to brake fluid.
He says he can stop any time.
How does Moses make his tea?
Hebrews it.
I stayed up all night to see where the sun
went. Then it dawned on me.
This girl said she recognized me from the
vegetarian club, but I'd never met herbivore.
I'm reading a book about anti-gravity.
I can't put it down.
I did a theatrical performance about puns.
It was a play on words .
They told me I had type A blood,
but it was a type-O.
This dyslexic man walks into a bra .
I didn't like my beard at first.
Then it grew on me.
When you get a bladder infection,
urine trouble.
What does a clock do when it's hungry?
It goes back four seconds..
I wondered why the baseball was getting
bigger. Then it hit me!
Broken pencils are pointless.
What do you call a dinosaur with an
extensive vocabulary? A thesaurus.
England has no kidney bank, but it does
have a Liverpool .
I used to be a banker,
but then I lost interest.
I dropped out of communism class because
of lousy Marx.
All the toilets in London police stations
have been stolen.
Police say they have nothing to go on.
Photos of seniors
having fun prove that it's
never too late to have a
good time
I took the job at a bakery because

I kneaded dough.
Velcro - what a rip off!
Cartoonist found dead in home.
Details are sketchy.
We believe and practice being fully involved with the communities we serve.
This is essential in building good will, encouraging growth and above all staying connected in our backyard
o, I went on a recent date. Nice blond haired

person...She called Saturday morning says,
"Would you mind coming over and helping me out
with this killer jigsaw puzzle I bought - I can't figure
out how to get started." I asked, "What's the puzzle
of?" "From the picture on the box, I'd guess it's a
tiger," replied my new lady friend. I obliged, and
when I arrived the lady greeted me at the front door
and then shows me the puzzle spread out all over
the table. I studied the pieces for a moment, then
studies the box. Then, I turned to her and said, "I'm
afraid that no matter what I do, I'm
not going to be
able to show you
how to assemble
these to look like the
picture of the tiger on the
box." "Why not?" asks my
disappointed friend." Because, you didn't buy a jigsaw
puzzle... what you have here is a
box of Frosted Flakes."
Not easy being me...at my age...
hype by the Left and the Media about how dangerous guns are and how they kill people. Either
the media is wrong, or I'm in possession of the
laziest gun in the world.
The United States is third in Murders throughout the World. But if you take out just four cities:
Chicago, Detroit, Washington, DC and New Orleans, the United States is fourth from the bottom,
in the entire world, for Murders! These four
Cities also have the toughest Gun Control Laws
in the U. S. All four of these cities are controlled
by Democrats. It would be absurd to draw any
conclusions from this data - right?
Well, I'm off to check on my spoons. I hear
they're making people fat
Dave Garofalo
Publisher
There are four boxes to be used in defense of liberty:

soap, ballot, jury, and ammo. Please use in that order.
Chris MacDonald
On the road in Surf City

The Local News
By Chris MacDonald, Writer/Photographer,
HB Ambassador/The Local News Columnist
Anderson Art
Gallery Presents
100 Years of
Raul Anguiano
A
celebration of the late great Artist
Raul Anguiano's 100th Birthday is
occurring in Sunset Beach and Long
Beach. He was considered the last of the
great Mexican muralists of the 20th Century.
He lived in Coyoacan, Mexico and Huntington Harbor the last three decades of his life.
The much-honored legend's incredible work
is being featured at the Anderson Art Gallery
in Sunset Beach with an exhibition of his
works from the 1950s to the 2000s.
shows in much of his art," said Anderson,

the longtime former art teacher, whose own
works are in the National Museum of Water
Color in Mexico City. "His appreciation of
this culture is apparent in the beautiful murals he created for the Bowers Museum in
Santa Ana, the Mexican Consulate in L.A.
and East Los Angeles College."
At his exhibits, there are some beautiful
new art books out on Anguiano and his
works, autographed by his widow, Brigitta.
The artist of more than 50 murals and
100 exhibits has had his work featured
in Cuba, Brazil, France, Germany, the
former Soviet Union, Mexico, Chile,
Japan and the United States. A former
art teacher, Anguiano's portraits were
even featured in Mexican school
books. One of the most famous paintings from the man, who was one of 10
TOP: Huntington Beach Planning

Commissioner Patrick Brenden
with Anderson Art Gallery Owner
Bill Anderson. MIDDLE: Huntington Beach Planning Commissioner
Lyn
Semeta
with
Anderson Art Gallery Owner Bill
Anderson. BELOW: Huntington
Beach Ambassador Chris MacDonald. Huntington Beach Artist
Howard Hitchcock, Huntington
Beach City Councilwoman Barbara Delgleize and Anderson Art
Gallery Owner Bill Anderson.
Bill Anderson, Anguiano's brother-in-law,

has represented the master since the gallery
opened in 1995. The close friends painted
together for 32 years, including an incredible
mural at East Los Angeles College, which
depicts Mexican art history At the present
time, Anguiano also is having an important
exhibit at the Museum of Latin American
Art in Long Beach. The talented man, who
started drawing at 5, was born in 1915 and
died in 2006.
Anguiano was best known for his murals,
along with his portraits, figure drawings,
etchings, lithographs, pastels, block prints
and watercolors, with an emphasis on the
Mayan Culture. In 1949 he was selected as
the official artist for the expedition to
Bonampak, the jungle that was the home of
the Mayans. This trip discovered the Mayan
fresco murals. "Raul was very affected by
his experience with the Mayan people and it
kids and whose father was a cobbler,

is "La Espina" (the thorn) depicting a
Mayan woman digging a thorn out of
her foot with a knife. Some of his local
paintings, including the Huntington
Harbour Boat Parade and the Sunset
Beach Water Tower, can be seen in Anderson Art Gallery, 16812 Pacific
Coast Highway, Sunset Beach, California.
"His artwork has such a dramatic
sense to it," said amazed recent exhibit
spectator, Patrick Brenden, Huntington
Beach Planning Commissioner and
Chairman of the HB Chamber of
Commerce. "You can really see the
personality and motion of the subjects
he illustrates. It draws you in and makes me
think of what the person is thinking."
HB City Councilwoman Barbara Delgleize, the council's liason to the HB Art
Center, said she was in awe of Anguiano's
spectacular work. HB Planning Commissioner Lyn Semeta, an artist and member of
the HB Art League, loves his style on exhibit
at Anderson's Gallery. "It's something special and I recommend others come and admire it," she said. For more information, call
(562) 592-4393, e-mail: aagcollection@
aol.com. Anderson Art Gallery is open Friday and Saturday from 1-9pm and Sunday,
1-6pm, next to Captain Jack's Restaurant at
Pacific Coast Highway. The Museum of
Latin American Art, 628 Alamitos Ave.,
Long Beach, is open Wednesday, Thursday,
Saturday and Sunday from 11-5 and Friday
from 11-9. It's free to visit on Target Sundays. It's phone number is 562-216-4190.
The information contained in this column does not necessarily reflect the opinion of The Local News
NAVY PLANS GUARDS

(ARMED)
NBC's JIM MIKLASZEWSKI, COURTNEY KUBE and ANDREW BLANKSTEIN

report..."According to various reports After a gunman killed four Marines and a sailor
at a Navy Reserve Center in Chattanooga last month, the Navy plans to station armed
guards at all of its reserve centers across the country, NBC News has learned.
An email sent to Naval Reservists nine days after the attack, and obtained by NBC
News, says "VOLUNTEERS NEEDED IMMEDIATELY!" to provide 45 days of
"armed sentry watchstander duty" at 53 "NOSCs," or Navy Reserve Centers, beginning
Aug. 17, and also asks for volunteers to provide a full year of armed sentry duty at 70
reserve centers starting Oct. 17.
The Navy confirmed to NBC News that it plans to station armed personnel at all 70
reserve centers that are not located on military bases. The guards would be reservists
called to active duty on an all-volunteer basis."
Getty-Meth
AP
methamphetamine daily and the coroner's

report said testing found the level of
methamphetamine in his blood was in the
"toxic range."
"Methamphetamine is a known cardiac
central nervous stimulant," said the report,
which was made final on June 12 and obtained by The Associated Press on Tuesday.
It was first reported Tuesday by TMZ.com.
Methamphetamine, prescription drugs
and drug paraphernalia were found in the
home.
The reclusive Getty had said in recent
court documents that he was
battling a "serious medical conAndrew dition" that could endanger his
life. He obtained a restraining
order earlier this year against
his girlfriend, Lanessa DeJonge, noting her behavior and
arguments between them, and
expressing concern that "heated
arguments can cause my blood
pressure to rise dangerously."
Getty wasn't the first heir of
the oil tycoon to die in middle
age. His cousin, J. Paul Getty
III, was kidnapped in Italy in
1973 and the kidnappers cut off
the 16-year-old's ear. The oil
baron eventually paid a ransom
reported to be $3 million. Once
released, the teenager resumed
a jet-set lifestyle of abusing drugs and consorting with rock stars until he suffered a debilitating stroke in his 20s. He died in 2011
at age 54.
His stepmother, actress Talitha Pol, who
had lived her own jet-set life, died of a
heroin overdose in 1971.
"The story of the famed Getty family is
one of the most obvious examples that
money, cold hard cash, doesn't buy happiness," Forbes Magazine reported in a profile
last year when it listed the combined family
fortune at $5 billion - 54th highest on its list
of America's most wealthy."
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Associated Press
shares a heartbreaking story of
how wealth, fame and lifestyle can
be a quick path to death..."This undated
photo shows Andrew Getty, who was found
dead in his Los Angeles home on March 31,
2015. (AP)
Andrew Getty, an heir to Getty oil fortune, died from an ulcer-related hemorrhage
but he also had a toxic level of methamphetamine in his body, according to an autopsy
report obtained Tuesday.
Getty, 47, was found dead on the bathroom floor of a
bedroom in his
Studio
City
hillside home
on March 31,
several days
after he was
last seen alive.
His body and
the area were
bloody but investigators said
there were no
signs of foul
play. Getty's
personal assistant told investigators
that
Getty had complained
of
stomach pain for the past two months and
the assistant had scheduled a doctor's appointment for him on April 1 one day
after his body was discovered.
The death was ruled accidental by the Los
Angeles County coroner's office. An April 2
autopsy report concluded that Getty died
from a gastrointestinal hemorrhage due to
duodenal ulcers but "acute methamphetamine intoxication" and atherosclerotic heart
disease hardening of heart arteries
were contributing factors.
Getty's on-again, off-again girlfriend, who
found his body, told authorities that he took
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California Republicans are reacting
to GOP debate, hosted by the Fox
News Channel.
Jim Brulte, California Republican Party chair
I was pleased with the depth and
breath of the experience of the candidates on the stage. Almost all showed
they would be strong leaders and we
are fortunate to have top tier candidates.
George Runner, Vice Chairman,
State Board of Equalization
Carly deserves to be in the next
main event. Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL)
and Ben Carson had the best overall
responses. Trump is all about Trump
and is gaming conservatives frustrated
with the Washington hypocrisy.
Cynthia Bryant, Executive Director, California Republican Party
Rubio had the line of the night for
me when he said the Republican Party
is blessed with so many great candidates and the Democrats don't have a
single one.
Shawn Steel, Republican National
Committeeman, California
Trump flaming out faster than I
thought he would. Surprise performances from Kasich, Huckabee. Bush,
Rubio, Christie performed well. Underperformed: Walker, Paul, Christie,
Carson.
James Lacy, ACU Board Member
and Author, Taxifornia
Trump stumbled, Bush and Walker
were just OK, Rubio, Carson and
Huckabee surely gained ground,
maybe Cruz and Christie too. Kasich
was better than OK. Biggest loser was
Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) though Trump
close. I could see Fiorina eclipsing
Rand Paul in future polling.
Dave Gilliard, California Political
Consultant
Marco Rubio looks and feels like
the future. He's a winner. Rand Paul's
navet on world issues disqualifies
him. He was a loser last night.
Bill Whalen, Fellow, Hoover Institution
What a shocker: the Trump-centric
field produced a Trump-centric debate.
Trump was, a various times, surly, impudent and condescending toward his
fellow candidates and the Fox News
moderators. Add that he squinted,
rarely smiled, played fast and loose
with the facts, didn't offer much in the
way of concrete solution sand in no
way was statesmanlike and we can rest
assured: his poll numbers will probably go up.
I thought it was a good night for
John Kasich, who's been on the national scene for a long time but rarely
the national stage. He was personable,
energetic and talked problem-solving.
Aaron McLear, California Political Consultant
Senator Rubio, Governor Kasich,
and Ms. Fiorina gained the most
ground while Senators Cruz and Paul
disappointed. Governors Bush and
Christie were solid and the others were
unremarkable except Trump, who
might have disqualified himself by
threatening to run as an independent.
Diane Harkey Member, State
Board of Equalization
Trump, our spoiler, was "Obamaesque"-if it's not about him on his
terms, he doesn't want to play. Rubio
was polished and presidential, Christie
defended himself and made Paul look
a bit off the mark, Bush didn't hurt
himself and is in for the long haul.
John Thomas, California Political

Consultant
Bush's do no harm strategy was effective. Every answer appeared to be
reflective of a general election position. He's waiting for
Trump to implode
and pick up the
pieces to secure the
nomination.
Jeff Corless, California Political

Consultant
Fiorina won, Trump lost big especially with women the way he berated
Megyn Kelly. Jeb handled the tough-
Rubio had the best

opening speech that
captivated
the
essence of his campaign - inspirational.
Was there an earlier debate? Those
other candidates will
remain irrelevant except for Fiorina who
might have gained a bump.
Scott Baugh, Chairman Emeritus, Orange County Republican
Party
The beautiful thing about debates is
that true colors come out. Trump is not
presidential. Walker and Rubio looked
like they want a better America, and
could lead us into a dynamic new future.
Tim Clark, California Political
Consultant
Kasich was engaging and knowledgeable; he likely gained the most
tonight. Bush held his own on tough
immigration and education questions.
Bush also looked the most "presidential." Walker fared well in substance
and connected to the GOP base.
Harmeet Dhillon, Vice Chairman,
California Republican Party
Kasich and Rubio outperformed at
the debate, while Rand Paul and Sen.
Ted Cruz (R-TX) did not live up to
their expectations. Trump came off
pretty much as self-advertised, except
he really reinforced an image of misogyny with his personal attacks. I did
not care for the format, and did not
think it did justice to our mostly fine
candidates. To call this a "debate" is a
misnomer. We should have had Fiorina on the stage, and Jindal, or had a
different format giving more time and
weight to all of them, in rounds.
Arnold Steinberg, Californiabased Political Pollster
As I had predicted, Carly won the
earlier debate, the spin should bump
her numbers. Trump and Paul, and
possibly Huckabee and Christie, were
hurt. Everyone else held their own.
Tom Del Becarro, U.S. Senate
candidate and former CA GOP
Chairman
Despite a terrible job by Fox, we
began to hear and see the depth of the
Republican field. It will only be finished by the Republican who offers a
clear plan not only winning but also
about governing.
Reed Galen, California Political
Consultant
Rubio, Kasich, Bush and Christie.
Each either exceeded my expectations,
surpassed them or held steady. Trump
loses on GOP nomination and
women's issues. Rand Paul was the
clear loser. Short air time and two
body blows from Trump and Christie.
Michelle Steel, Orange County
Supervisor
Fiorina and Rubio were the big winners tonight. I was disappointed with
the performances of Cruz and Paul.
Trump is still a clown. All that said, it's
clear that any of the Republicans are
better than any of the Democrats.
est question of all-regarding his last

name being Bush-extremely well, arguing he has his own record of accomplishment upon which he should be
judged.
Joe Justin, California Political
Consultant
As a Detroit Republican, I'm interested in a leader who can expand our
party into communities Republicans
are afraid of and I saw Senators Marco
Rubio or Rand Paul do well.
Joel Pollak, Editor-In-Chief, Breitbart California
I did not enjoy the Fox News debate. It seems better in retrospect, because there were some memorable
moments. But though I prefer hardhitting questions, I think the moderators went too far. Some of their
questions were personal-especially to
the frontrunners, Donald Trump and
Jeb Bush. Megyn Kelly owes viewers
an apology for referring to the Iraq
War as "your brother's war" in a question to Bush.
Other questions were more appropriate to a one-on-one interview than
a debate. The winner was Ted Cruz,
who gave calm, conservative answers
and avoided getting into self-destructive fights with other candidates.
The overall winner, though, is Carly
Fiorina, who shone in the undercard
debate. There, too, the moderators
were also unduly harsh. They spent the
first round of questions essentially
asking each candidate why he or she
hadn't dropped out yet. If you're going
to stage a debate for the lower-tier candidates, don't insult the participants.
But Fiorina made the most of it and
got more air time than she would have
in the larger forum. Paradoxically, by
missing the cut, she was the biggest
success of the night.
Finally, my short take-aways:
Fiorina got the biggest bounce of
the night, "winning" the second-tier
debate. I didn't see much in the debate
to change the status quo. I thought
Rubio and Kasich turned in solid performances. I wanted Cruz, who did
well, to take the gloves off more.
Walker under-performed. Trump was
Trump, albeit I was surprised he
wouldn't pledge to support the eventual GOP nominee.
The loser of the night was FoxNews
- instead of mixing up all of the contenders into two equally featured
rounds, they set it up so that many potentially great contenders were shoved
into the obscurity of
an early "loser's
round."
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usicians from around the world pay tribute

to the words and music of Elvis Costello on
"Beyond Belief: A Tribute to Elvis Costello,"
a CD compilation co-produced by Fountain Valley resident John Borack and released in 2015 on SpyderPop
Records.
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giving youngsters the many benefits of music education, helping them to be better students and inspiring
creativity and expression through playing music. For
more info, visit www.mhopus.org
50 nationally-known and independent pop-rock
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Musician Lannie Flowers (left) and "Beyond Belief"

co-producer John M. Borack presenting the check to
Felice Mancini, President/CEO of The Mr. Holland's
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Paige Austin (Patch Staff) was out

house hunting for information and discovered this uptik..."The median price
of a home in Orange County rose by 4.9
percent in June, compared with the
same month a year ago, while the number of homes sold soared by 15.4 percent, a real estate information service
announced today.
In Orange County, the median price
was $629,500 last month, up 4.9 percent from $600,000 in June 2014. The
number of homes sold in June rose to
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If They Would Only Kobritz

Focus Their Anger On on
Each Other - Game Day! Sports
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ost NFL players who violate the

leagues
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By Jordan Kobritz
a second chance or more.
New York Jets backup quarterback Michael
Vick got a second chance after serving 18 months
in federal prison for running a dog-fighting ring
and abusing his dogs. Vick made his way back
to the NFL by proving he was truly sorry for his
actions. Former Carolina Panthers defensive end
Greg Hardy was convicted of assaulting his girlfriend. He was slapped with a 10-game suspension, reduced by an arbitrator to four games and
will suit up for the Dallas Cowboys in week five
of the season.
San Francisco 49ers linebacker Aldon Smith got
a second, third, fourth and fifth chance. Since
2012, Smith has been arrested for DUI, felony gun
charges and making a false bomb threat. Not until
his third arrest for DUI did the 49ers finally release
him. Defensive end Ray McDonald, Smiths teammate, also received multiple chances. After he was
accused of domestic violence and sexual assault in
separate incidents the 49ers released him. McDonald was then signed by the Chicago Bears but in May
they also released him after two more arrests.
Numerous other NFL players have been convicted and/or suspended by the
league for DUI, domestic violence and sexual assault, yet they received a second
chance, in some cases multiple chances. But Ray Rice is the exception. Prior to
the 2014 season Rice was suspended indefinitely for an altercation with his thengirlfriend, now wife, in which he cold-cocked her at an Atlantic City casino.
Rices crime mirrors that of Hardy and McDonald, but no team has signed him
after he was released by the Baltimore Ravens. So why hasnt he received a second chance?
Unfortunately for Rice, unlike the incidents mentioned above, the entire sequence was captured by an elevator camera and the video was released to the public. No one saw a video of Vick hanging his dogs, one of Hardy with his hands
around his girlfriends throat as she was pleading for her life, or one of McDonald sexually
assaulting his victim.
The Rice video was brutal. He has tried to
make amends and turn the incident into a positive, at least for others. In a recent interview
with ESPNs Jemele Hill, Rice said Domestic
violence is real My video put the light out
there. If you have never seen what domestic
violence looks like and you look at my video,
I could understand why some people would
never forgive me.
Rice completed counseling and has become a spokesperson against domestic violence speaking wherever and whenever
invited, including at his alma mater, Rutgers
University. Yet he sits on the sidelines while
the first NFL exhibition games are underway.
It may not be a popular stance, but Rice has earned a
chance to resurrect his NFL career.
Jordan Kobritz is a former attorney, CPA, and Minor League Baseball team
owner. He is a Professor in the Sport Management Department at SUNY
Cortland and maintains the blog: http://sportsbeyondthelines.com Jordan
can be reached at jordan.kobritz@cortland.edu.
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Visit Baci Once

and Youll Come Back
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n Saturday, September 12, 2015,

from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., the Huntington Beach Council on Aging will
hold its annual Senior Saturday Community Festival at the beautiful Pier
Plaza in downtown Huntington Beach.
Senior Saturday is the largest Senior
Pier while gathering pertinent information amid a festive atmosphere.

In addition to the sponsor booths,
there will be a $2 breakfast, $2 lunch,
giveaways, health screenings, and free
entertainment throughout the event.
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the public.
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families to spend a Saturday by the
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ooking for a career in Law Enforcement...make a Bea line to the CHP.

Bea
Karnes
(Patch
Staff)
reports...the California Highway Patrol
(CHP) is scrapping its old way of doing
things. It will now accept online applications for the position of officer on a continuous basis.
Previously, we had several periods in a
year to take applications and we found that
CHP-Hiring
sometimes it would prevent people interested in being an officer from applying,

CHP Director of Communications Fran
Clader told The Sentinel in Kern County.
The fear is that we were losing qualified
candidates, so we wanted to make it continuous so that anyone who is interested doesnt
have to wait.
The goal is to hire 600 cadets per year.
In addition to enticing pay and health insurance, the CHP provides up to 90 percent
retirement.
A career in law enforcement can be an
extremely rewarding
and exciting opportunity, said CHP Commissioner Joe Farrow.
We are looking for
highly motivated individuals who mirror the
diverse makeup of California and have a passion for public service
to join our ranks.
Retired LAPD Detective

Finds Work
The RSM resident and retired LAPD detective
allegedly has a gambling problem as well as a storied
career handling notorious crimes.
Snowbird Bandit, he said, Im cooked. I

think I should have a lawyer, according to
Gicking.
According to Gicking, when Adair was
being arrested, authorities found $1,120 in
Del Mar race track betting receipts on the defendant. His arresting officers also found a
$300 cash deposit receipt in his wifes bank
account and a receipt for a $100 cash deposit
in his own account. All of the receipts were
dated July 22.
Investigators also recovered a tan fedora
and light-green, button-up shirt in a storage
locker of the defendants that matches what
the Snowbird Bandit is seen wearing in surveillance video, according to the FBI.
The FBI coined the Snowbird Bandit
moniker based on the suspects age and appearance.
Adair told the Orange County Register in
1998 that as a rookie cop, he was among the
officers who responded to the Ambassador
Hotel in Los Angeles following the assassination of presidential hopeful Robert F.
Kennedy, and witnessed the arrest of gunman Sirhan Sirhan.
He told the paper he helped control the
crowd while officers cuffed Sirhan. Relatives said Adair escorted Kennedys wife and
astronaut John Glenn to the hospital where
the senator was taken.
Adairs family members told the Register
that he rescued seven people from a burning
low-income home around 1970. They also
said he worked on the Freeway Strangler and
Night Stalker serial murder cases, and has
had a series of heart attacks in the past couple of years."
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et, another page is turned in our local

comminute life... According to Paige
Austin (Patch Staff)..."A retired
LAPD detective suspected of being the
Snowbird Bandit has been indicted on
charges of robbing five Orange County
banks, according to court records obtained
today.
Randolph Bruce Adair, 70, of Rancho
Santa Margarita, was indicted Wednesday on
five counts of bank robbery and three counts
of brandishing a gun during the stickups.
Adair is accused of taking $1,731 on
March 20 at a California Bank and Trust
branch at 24034 Camino Del Avion in Dana
Point.
On May 22, he allegedly robbed a First
Citizens Bank branch at 29818 Santa Margarita Parkway in Rancho Santa Margarita,
according to the indictment. He got away
with $1,190 in that heist, the indictment alleges.
On June 11, Adair robbed a Wells Fargo
Bank branch at 24471 Alicia Parkway in
Mission Viejo of $944, the indictment alleges.
On July 6, Adair robbed a U.S. Bank
branch at 111 Corporate Drive in Ladera
Ranch of about $3,600, the indictment alleges.
On July 21, Adair again robbed the First
Citizens Bank branch at 29818 Rancho Margarita Parkway in Rancho Santa Margarita
of about $1,658, the indictment alleges.
Adair is accused of brandishing a firearm
during the May 22, June 11, and July 6 stickups, the indictment alleges.
Adair was scheduled to be arraigned Aug.
17.
After authorities circulated video surveillance
photos of the suspect, the
defendants family called
investigators and said
Adair is retired, on a
fixed income, and a
heavy gambler, according to FBI Special Agent
Chris Gicking.
The retired detective
worked for the Los Angeles Police Department from December
1967 to October 1988.
When Adair was
shown surveillance
video photos of the
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Oak Ridge Boys Get Award
fter five GRAMMY Awards, nine GMA Dove Awards, an induction into The Grand Ole Opry and a
forthcoming induction into the Country Music Hall of Fame, The Oak Ridge Boys have been presented with yet another distinction -- the Bob Hope Award for Excellence in Entertainment by the
Congressional Medal of Honor Society recognizing their work with The American Legion. The group accepted the award on August 8 at the Nashville Salutes Gala surrounded by 25 Medal of Honor recipients.
Photo: Tommy Lawson Photography
In September 2014, The Oak Ridge Boys joined forces with The American Legion to help raise awareness
Medal of Honor Recipient and Congressional Medal of
and support for better detection and treatment of post-traumatic stress disorder among U.S. military serviceHonor Society President Harold A. Fritz (second from left)
men and women, and veterans. Through the partnership, The Oak Ridge Boys have also assisted with impresents The Oak Ridge Boys with the society's Bob Hope
proving the VA benefits process, as well as the
Award for Excellence in Entertainment.
education and career opportunities that are available
to veterans once they return to civilian life.
The Nashville Salutes Gala honored 25 living recipients of the Medal of Honor and served as a catalyst for the Middle Tennessee Character
Development Program (CDP), whose goal is to develop the values required of every citizen among the
youth of America. At the conclusion of the CDP presentation The Oak Ridge Boys took the stage and sang
They keep a lower profile these days and you may associate them
a heartfelt rendition of Thank God for Kids.
with another time, but ob-la-di, ob-la-da, life goes on
The award, named after famed entertainer Bob
Hope and the work he performed to start the USO
Tours, was conceived to honor entertainers who have
DUANE HICkMAN
demonstrated a commitment to the U.S. military
through film, literature or music. Past recipients inThe child actor who grew up to star
clude Billy Ray Cyrus, Mark Wahlberg, Tom Selleck
and Trace Adkins, among others.
on "The Many Loves of Dobie
Stars Who Fell Off Your Radar
ABOUT THE OAk RIDGE BOYS
The Oak Ridge Boys, who have sold over 41 million units worldwide, are synonymous with America, apple pie, baseball and gospel and country
music. In addition to their awards and accolades in
the country and pop music fields, they have garnered
five GRAMMY Awards and nine GMA DOVE
Awards as well as the Mainstream Artist of the Year
Award at the ICM Awards. They are members of the
GMA Hall of Fame as well as The Grand Ole Opry,
and they are recipients of the Presidents Award from
the Southern Gospel Music Guild. For more information and to view upcoming tour dates for The Oak
Ridge Boys, please visit www.oakridgeboys.com.
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For over 11 years, Colettes Childrens

Home has provided 2,000 homeless
women & children with emergency
and transitional housing.
Their mission: Colettes Childrens Home
provides a safe and nurturing environment
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Gillis" (1959-1963) is now 80. On

that series, Duane Hickman played
straight man to Bob Denver as Maynard G. Krebbs, TV's first beatnik.
Although Denver, who died in 2005,
moved on to "Gilligan's Island," the
two remained close friends. "In 50
years, we never had a harsh word,"
said Hickman, who has turned from
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STRONG WOMEN - PRINCESS DIANA
Speedy Brownies
Since you "dump" all the ingredients together

for these brownies, they take very little time to
prepare. There's no mistaking the homemade
goodness of a freshly baked batchthey are rich
and fudgy! Diane Heier, Harwood, North
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TOTAL TIME: Prep: 15 min. Bake: 30 min.
MAkES: 36 servings
Who says mothers aren't powerful?

Esther Carlstone (mom.me) tells us about: PRINCESS DIANA
Princess Diana was an iconic figure of the late 20th Century. During her life she
was often said to be the most photographed person, appearing on the cover of People
magazine more than anyone else. She epitomized feminine beauty and glamour. At
the same time, she was admired for her ground-breaking charity work; in particular
her work with AIDS patient,s and supporting the campaign for banning landmines.
Married to Prince Charles in 1981, she received the title of Her Royal Highness
Princess Diana of Wales She is the Mother of Prince William and Prince Harry 2nd
and 3rd in line to the throne respectively.
Ingredients
2 cups sugar
1-3/4 cups all-purpose flour
1/2 cup baking cocoa
1 teaspoon salt
5 eggs
1 cup canola oil
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
1 cup (6 ounces) semisweet chocolate chips
Princess Diana (1961 1997) Princess of Wales, married to Prince Charles.

Later divorced. Known for her humanitarian and charity work.
Nutritional Facts
1 serving (1 each) equals 155 calories, 8 g fat (2 g saturated fat),
30 mg cholesterol, 75 mg sodium, 19 g
carbohydrate, 1 g fiber, 2 g protein.
Directions
In a large bowl, beat the first seven ingredients. Pour into a greased 13-in. x
9-in. baking pan. Sprinkle with chocolate chips.
Bake at 350 for 30 minutes or until a
toothpick inserted near the center
comes out clean. Cool in pan on a wire
Speedy Brownies Recipe
rack. Yield: about 3 dozen.
photo by Taste of Home
Originally published as Speedy Brownies in Quick Cooking

May/June 1998, p31
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EarthTalk
Dear EarthTalk:
Theres a lot of talk
about the potential for
renewable energy sources
like solar and wind. But cheap, abundant coal is still
going to power the world for a long time. How can we
harness the energy from coal without emitting our way
into a much warmer future? ~ Sally Ristau, Erie, PA
Today coal still accounts for some 40 percent of
worldwide electricity generation. The International
Energy Agency (IEA) predicts that global demand
will continue rising to record levels, topping nine billion metric tons annually by 2019. And despite efforts
by China to moderate coal consumption, China still
accounts for threefifths of this shortterm
demand
growth. Meanwhile,
India and other countries in Asia are also
ramping up their coal
use, offsetting declines in Europe and
the U.S.
The world is not
going to stop using
coal ... so we have to
change how the
world does use it,
says Eric Redman, an outspoken advocate for realistic
clean energy solutions and co-chair of the Seattlebased Summit Power Group. He says that the key is
in teaching the world how to utilize carbon capture
and sequestration (CCS) technologies, which take
carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions out of smokestacks
and reuses them or stores them in forms so they wont
enter the atmosphere and exacerbate climate change.
In October 2014, Canadian utility SaskPower

launched the worlds first full-scale clean coal plant
in Saskatchewan. Named one of National Geographics 10 Energy Breakthroughs of 2014 that
Could Change Your Life and winner of the 2015
POWER Plant of the Year award, the Boundary
Dam Power Station Unit 3 CCS project has now exceeded expectations, capturing 135,000 metric tons
of CO2 in less than a year. The plant is on target to
absorb as much as a million metric tons of CO2 annually.
And in June 2015, SaskPower opened its Capture
Test Facility, a lab that lets researchers test equipment, chemical innovation and engineering designs
in a highly controlled environment. Other companies
are also using the facility to develop and test
CCS technologies for
potential use in their
own power plants.
Other promising CCS
technologies in the
works include coal gasification, whereby energy from coal is
converted into a gas that
can be burned as CO2 is
removed, and the Polaris Membrane System,
which uses a speciallydesigned membrane to capture 90 percent of the CO2
emitted from a coal-burning power plant.
These technologies are indeed promising, but cost
still remains the main obstacle to making CCS mainstream. It is obviously cheaper to dump something
in the atmosphere (for free) than to pay the capital and
operating costs of capturing and sequestering it, says
Summit Powers Redman. There are very few mech-
HELP!
Huntington Beach Senior

Services is seeking
volunteers for the Home
Delivered Meals program.
In their own vehicle,
volunteers deliver meals
from the Senior Outreach
Center to older residents
one weekday between
9:30 a.m. and 11:30 a.m.
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Volunteers give back to

the community, brighten
someones day, have fun,
and meet interesting
people. Because of the
dedicated team of
volunteers, Huntington
Beach has a thriving
senior center and
outreach center with a
wide range of services,
activities, and classes.
For more information on

Home Delivered Meals or
other volunteer
opportunities, contact
Diane Swarts, Volunteer
Coordinator,
714-374-1544, or
dswarts@surfcity-hb.org.
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anisms currently available to help pay those costs,

he says, adding: Globally weve so far spent on carbon capture and sequestration less than one percent
of what weve already spent on renewable energy, so
naturally we are not yet very far down the CCS cost
curve.
And while many environmentalists shudder to think
that we will continue to burn coal at all, we may not
have a choice. I think most climate experts would
agree that the maximum realistic deployment of renewables, efficiency and nuclear power will not, by
themselves, allow us to limit atmospheric concentrations of CO2 to 450 parts per million by mid-century, says Redman, adding that CCS is both
necessary and ultimately inevitable. But we need to
move more rapidly.
CONTACTS:
IEA,
www.iea.org;
Summit Power,
www.summitpower.com;
SaskPower,
www.saskpower.com.
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Isnt An Oxymoron
f any grape demands contemplation, it's

Pinot Noir.
The great bottles are able to translate time
and place, clearly expressing the characteristics
of their vintage and the soils and climate in which
they're grown. The greatest examples almost always
come from Burgundy, Pinot Noir's birthplace.
But prices for Burgundy's storied wines have skyrocketed. So many wine enthusiasts sim-
ply avoid the entire region, assuming that its wines are
priced beyond reach.
It doesn't have to be this way. Many compelling
wines from Burgundy don't break the bank. And finally, some vintners are making an effort to spread this
gospel.
Amaury Devillard, who helps oversee the vineyards
and winemaking at five estates with his sister Aurore,
is one of them.
"Today, you can easily find wines that offer a classic
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expression of Chardonnay and Pinot Noir at a very

fair price," he explained. "The lesser-known appellations are a hidden gem and represent a tremendous
price-to-quality ratio. More than ever, you have beautiful wine for the money."
Devillard, who was chatting with me as a representative the Bourgogne Wine Board, a trade
group, had the most praise for the value offered
in Rully, Mercurey, and Givry, three villages in
the Cote Chalonnaise, a sub-region in Burgundy that's often overlooked by oenophiles.
Wine enthusiasts have always looked to Burgundy for wines of consequence. In the Middle
Ages, Cistercian monks began observing different sites and the quality of the resulting
wines, isolating specific vineyards over time.
An informal classification of vineyards soon
emerged, and by the end of the 19th century,
the local agricultural board had created a
three-tier system for rating the various sites.
The French government formalized this
ranking in 1936. Today, Burgundy's vineyards are classified as "Grand Cru," "Premier Cru," and "Village." Wines from unclassified
sites are bottled by their regional designation.
Just 32 vineyards are classified as "Grand Cru," and
together, the resulting wines comprise less than 5 percent of Burgundy's total production. Oenophiles worship most of them -- and prices have reached epic
proportions.
According to Wine-Searcher.com, which aggregates
retail wine prices from across the globe, 40 of the 50
most expensive bottles of wine now come from Burgundy. Every wine on that list sells for over $1,000
per bottle. In the auction market, where top Burgundy
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His columns are housed at Grape Collective.
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Burgundy is still worth the
tariff. Experiences where
Pinot Noir achieves the David White
grape's higher purpose -translating both time and place -- are few and far between, but always spiritual.
The wines that Devillard and I were chatting about
can't really compete with the ones that sell for thousands of dollars per bottle. But they do give a sense
of Burgundy's aspirations. I'd liken it to touring a gorgeous, perfectly manicured garden on a foggy day.
You get a sense of how stunning it would be if the
skies were clear.
Devillard sees a silver lining to Burgundy's rising
prices. "Now that these wines are more expensive then
ever, consumers have the opportunity to discover
lesser known appellations," he said.
In addition to Rully, Mercurey, and Givry, Devillard
highlighted the wines from Santenay and Marsannay.
"When I was 10 years old," Devillard continued, "I
remember my grandfather telling me about a vineyard
that would 'never make good wine.' He was right because the resulting wines weren't very good. But he
was wrong because it wasn't a question of terroir -- it
was a question of quality. And quality has never been
as impressive as it is today.
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Looks at Life Through
Designer Glasses
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Raising Teenagers... Perhaps

the Cats Meow...
or all of you with teenagers or who

have had teenagers, or are a
teenager, you may want to know
why they really have a lot in common
with cats: Neither teenagers nor cats turn
their heads when you call them by name.
No matter what you do for them, it is not
enough. Indeed, all humane efforts are
barely adequate to compensate for the
privilege of waiting on them hand
and foot. You rarely see a cat
walking outside of the house with
an adult human being, and it can
be safely said that no teenager in
his or her right mind wants to be
seen in public with his or her parents.
Even if you tell jokes as well as Jay
Leno, neither your cat nor your teen will
ever crack a smile. - No cat or teenager
shares you taste in music. Cats and
teenagers can lie on the living-room
sofa for hours on end without moving,
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barely breathing. Cats have nine lives.

Teenagers carry on as if they did. Cats
and teenagers yawn in exactly the same
manner, communicating that ultimate
human ecstasy - a sense of complete and
utter boredom. Cats and teenagers do not
improve anyones furniture. Cats that are
free to roam outside sometimes have
been known to return in the middle of the
night to deposit a dead animal in your
bedroom. Teenagers are not above that
sort of behavior. Thus, if you must raise
teenagers, the best sources of advice are
not other parents, but veterinarians. It is
also a good idea to keep a guidebook on
cats at hand at all times. And remember,
above all else, put out the food and do
not make any sudden moves in their direction. When they make up their minds,
they will finally come to you for some
affection and comfort, and it will be a triumphant moment for all concerned.
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The "Star Trek" star announced plans Monday for the cross-country mission to promote
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about the American Legion.
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says the silver studded bike is inspired by the
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he BMW R nineT has classic Beemer

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he Scrambler marks Ducati's return to

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he modern day Harley-Davidson Sportster is a tried and true descendant of one

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oto Guzzi's rich history is recalled in

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aking a cue from the Harley-Davidson

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uzuki's TU250X looks like a classic

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onda's old CB-series bikes

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he Triumph Bonneville was so cool

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Good News
For Real Estate
Investors
reddie Mac recently changed a

guideline that will allow real estate
investors to secure more favorable
rates on their investment properties.
Until now, both Fannie Mae and Freddie
Mac had the same limitations on the number of
properties an applicant could own in order to
be eligible to receive agency backing. Obtaining this backing is important as it provides the
bank lending the money with additional assurances, thereby lessening the
risk associated with
the loan. A lower risk
for the bank equates
to a lower rate for the
applicant.
For years, the rules
on maximum number
of properties had remained unchanged.
Those financing or refinancing a primary
residence were allowed
to own up to 10 properties and still be eligible
for Fannie or Freddie
backing. By contrast,
those seeking financing
for either a second home
or an investment property were limited to only owning 4 properties.
This means someone owning 5 or more properties was not able to secure the same low
mortgage rates that available to someone who
owns 4 or less units. Until now.

Freddie Mac has increased the maximum
number of allowable properties from 4 to 6
units (Fannie Mae has remained at 4 units).
This opens the door for real estate investors
who own 5 and 6 properties to seek improved
financing
terms on the
units they own. Securing a lower rate on these
mortgages creates the opportunity for a lower
monthly payment on the mortgage, thereby increasing the monthly cash flow from the investment properties. All in all, this is very good
Arnaud Dufour
news.
One important
detail in this guideline is that the Fannie and Freddie only count
the number of financed properties, not the total
number of properties owned. For example, take
someone who owns 8 properties but owns three
of those properties free and clear. They only
have mortgages on five properties. According to Fannie
and Freddies guidelines,
this individual would have
five properties and would
be eligible for financing according to Freddie Macs
new guidelines.
Its also important to understand that commercial
buildings are also excluded from this count.
Fannie and Freddie are
only concerned with residential buildings of 1-4
units. Apartment complexes of 5 units or more
are also excluded from
the tally.
For a real estate investor owning multiple properties, this as an opportunity
to reduce their mortgage rates and increase the
cash flow from their investment units. Simply
contact your mortgage professional to determine the details on how much could be saved
as a result of this guideline change.
Arnaud Dufour is a Sr. Mortgage Banker at Newport Beach based DLJ Financial. With more than eleven years in the industry,
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2005 Chevrolet
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30
$11,619
2011 Chrysler
$1
12
2,973
2010 Toyota
Toyota
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$15
5,7
781
78
81
2012 Honda
2012 Honda
$19
9675
,675
2013 Honda
Nitro
SL
SLT
T 2WD
Stk #990572, VIN 628461,
2013 Honda
LX Sedan
Stk #990524,, VIN 227518,
CR-V
CR-V
EX 2WD
Stk #990569,, VIN 031801,
$11675
11,675
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T
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Stk #990543, VIN 543130,
1500 L
LT
T
Stk #990485, VIN 103876,
2007 Dodge
200
Camry
$13 ,7
739
73
39
LE Sedan
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Civic
Dart
$11 925
2014 Nissan
Sentra
$13
3985
,985
2013 Honda
,
L
LTD
TD Sedan
Stk #990281, VIN 699439,
699439
S Sedan
Stk #990517, VIN 234214,
$1
15
5,966
C
CR-V
R-V
$18
8908
,908
$20,952
C
CR-V
R-V
2014 Honda
$21884
21,884
EX Sedan
Stk #990535, VIN 382323,
Accord
2013 Dodge
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Stk #990525, VIN 254864,
LX 2WD
Stk #990467, VIN 503891,
LX 2WD
Stk #990531, VIN 711944,
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Engine: 3.5L V-6 cyl
Transmission: 6-Speed Automatic
Electronic
Exterior Color: Oxford White
VIN: 1FTFW1ET3DKF79903
Model Code: W1E
Stock #: 15138A
$40,990
Ford Expedition
EL Limited SUV
Bodystyle: SUV
Drive Line: 4x4
Exterior Color: Magnetic
Interior Color: Ebony
VIN: 1FMJK2AT4FEF18977
Model Code: K2A
Stock #: 15340
AUTOMATIC
MSRP:
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Ford Focus
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MSRP:
Bodystyle: Sedan
Engine: 2.0L I-4 cyl
Drive Line: Front-wheel Drive
Exterior Color: Ingot Silver
Interior Color: Black
VIN: 1FADP3F20FL221229
Model Code: P3F
Stock #: 15430
Stock #: 151063A
$19,790
MSRP:
Bodystyle: SUV
Mileage: 34728
Drive Line: 4x2
Exterior Color: Tuxedo Black
VIN: 1FMJU1K55EEF12298
Model Code: U1K
Stock #: 6668P
Bodystyle: SUV
Mileage: 28458
with Select-Shift
Exterior Color: Mineral Gray
VIN: 2FMDK3KC2EBA11880
Model Code: K3K
Stock #: 15999A
5
201
5.4L V-8
MSRP:
3
201
4
201
Ford Expedition
Limited SUV
LOW MILES
5
201
Mileage: 9197
Engine: 4.6L V-8 cyl3.5L V-6 cyl
4-Speed Automatic with Overdrive
Drive Line: Rear-wheel Drive
Exterior Color: Oxford White
VIN: 1FTNE2EW1EDA53242
Model Code: E2E
Stock #: 6654P
AUTOMATIC
Ford Edge
Limited SUV
2014
4
201
Ford E-250
Van Cargo
9/04/15.
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