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WE AE NOT AS BAD AS SOME WOULD HAVE YOU BELIEVE!

Here Are the Top 10:
1. Santa Monica
2. Santa Barbara
3. Napa
4. Pasadena
5. Sacramento
6. Newport Beach
7. Oakland
8. Livermore
9. San Mateo
10. El Cajon
What Drunken
Criteria Did We Use:
Number of bars and pubs per capita

Number of wineries per capita
Number of liquor stores per capita
Each citys drunk related tweets within the last
week
Each citys divorce rate
1. Santa Monica
Population: 90,008
Divorce rate: 12.6%
Bars per capita: 1st in CA
Liquor stores per capita: 4th
2. Santa Barbara
Population: 88,572
Divorce rate: 11%
Bars per capita: 3rd in CA
3. Napa
Population: 77,121
Divorce rate: 12%
Bars per capita: 6th
Wineries per capita: 1st
Liquor stores per capita: 3rd
4. Pasadena
Population: 137,316
Divorce rate: 9.4%
Bars per capita: 6th in CA
5. Sacramento
Population: 467,467
Divorce rate: 11.8%
6. Newport Beach
Population: 85,233
Divorce rate: 12.6%
Liquor stores per capita: 21st
Buena Park (42); Westminster (49); Lake Forest

(62); Irvine (66); Santa Ana (80); Mission Viejo
(86).
Long Beach is ranked 19th.
Of all the OC cities, Santa Ana has the lowest

divorce rate, at 6.20 percent. Like RoadSnacks
observes above, Newport Beach is one of the
highest.
7. Oakland
Population: 392,890
Divorce rate: 10.5%
8. Livermore
Population: 81,086
Divorce rate: 11%
9. San Mateo
Population: 97,332
Divorce rate: 10.3%
10. El Cajon
Population: 99,680
Divorce rate: 11.8%
Liquor stores per capita: 6th in CA
And, In Case You

Were Asking...
Huntington Beach #14
Footnotes:
Here's how the RoadSnackers ranked

other Orange County cities: Costa Mesa
(11); Huntington Beach (14); Orange
(25); Fullerton (27); Anaheim (35);
Deadliest Stats For Car Accidents
ichard Read of The Car Connection drives us to the brink with this piece explaining..."We've spilled a lot of ink discussing the most congested cities for
drivers. But what about the most dangerous states for auto-related deaths?
Michael Sivak and Brandon Schoettle of the University of Michigan Transportation
Research Institute asked themselves the same question -- and unlike us, they decided
to find an answer.
To do that, they looked at traffic fatality stats from the National Highway Traffic
Safety Administration for calendar year 2013 (the most recent year available). And just
to make things interesting, Sivak and Schoettle did a little fancy math to see how highway fatalities compared to deaths as a whole.
Their findings were eye-opening.
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Deadliest Stats For Car Accidents
At the other end of Sivak and Schoettle's scale,

1. Washington, D.C., where auto fatalities make
For example, you might expect that states with
we find states in the Midwest and the South.
high levels of traffic congestion would see a up just 0.4 percent of deaths as a whole.
Those with the highest fatality rates included:
2. Massachusetts (0.6 percent)
greater percentage of the population killed in auto
1. Montana, with 22.6 deaths per 100,000 peo3. Rhode Island (0.7 percent)
accidents. But in fact, the opposite seems true. In
ple
some of the most crowded
2. & 3. Mississippi
areas of the U.S. -- namely,
and North Dakota
the American northeast
(tied at 20.5 deaths)
and along the Pacific coast
-- traffic fatality rates are
To add insult to inlow. The places where
jury -- literally -folks are least likely to die
those same three
in auto accidents include:
states had some of
1. Washington, D.C.,
the highest proporwith an auto fatality rate of
tions of auto-related
3.1 deaths per 100,000 resfatalities compared
idents
to deaths as a whole:
2. Massachusetts (4.9
1. & 2. Montana
deaths)
and North Dakota,
3. & 4. New Jersey and
where road deaths
New York (tied at 6.1
account for 2.4 perdeaths)
cent of all fatalities
5. Rhode Island (6.2
3. Mississippi (2.0
deaths)
percent)
6. Washington state (6.3
deaths)
The good news is,
7. Alaska (6.9 deaths)
traffic fatalities have
been on the decline
You could counter by
for some time, and
saying that because the
today, the number of
populations in some of
roadway deaths pales
those areas are so huge, the
4. & 5. New Jersey and New York (tied at 0.8 in comparison to the throngs of people killed by
ratios are unfairly skewed -- and in cases like
heart disease, cancer, lung disease, stroke, and/or
New York and New Jersey, you might have a percent)
Alzheimer's. Although 2015 may see something
point. But that surely doesn't explain the presence
Other states with low proportions of auto fatal- of a spike in auto-related fatalities, many analysts
of Alaska and Rhode Island.
That argument also doesn't explain why many ities compared to overall deaths included Con- agree that the downward trend will continue over
of those same spots also earned high marks when necticut, Hawaii, Illinois, Maine, Maryland, time. Once autonomous safety features and vehiSivak and Schoettle compared roadway fatalities Michigan, Minnesota, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylva- cle-to-vehicle communications become commonplace, rates will likely drop even further.
nia, Washington, and Wisconsin.
to deaths from other causes:
Meet Miss Huntington Beach
new queen was

crowned on Sat.,
October 3, at
Golden West College.
Mayor Jill Hardy welcomed Queen Katie
Rose Cason (center),
Princess Erikka Ross
(left) and Princess Lauren Limbach (right).
Queen Carson is a senior

at Huntington Beach
High School, while
Princess Erikka attends
Cal State Long Beach
and Princess Lauren attends Golden West College. Organized by the
Sand Dollars of Huntington Beach, Queen
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aths consisted of a big tub filled

with hot water. The man of the
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clean water, then all the other sons and
men, then the women and finally the children. Last of all the babies. By then the
water was so dirty you could actually lose
someone in it. Hence the saying, "Don't
throw the baby out with the bath
water!"Seniors
Carson received $3,000

in scholarship funds, and
each princess received
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'm a guy, she's single...honestly very attractive a little younger than me... she
moved in right across the street and I
can see her place from my kitchen window.
I watched as she got home from work
this evening. I was surprised when she
walked across the street, up my driveway
and knocked on the door.
I opened the door, she looked at me and
said, "I just got home and I have this strong
urge to go have a good time, get drunk and
get you knowtonight. Are you doing anything tonight?"
I replied, "Nope, I'm free!" "Great," she
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Hmmwhat did I do wrong this time
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The Local News
Famed Hollywood
Writer Brings
Seal Beach Past to Life
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By Chris MacDonald, Writer/Photographer,
HB Ambassador/The Local News Columnist
uring Seal Beach's 100th Anniversary Year, famed Hollywood TV

writer Larry Strawther has been giving fascinating tours of the fabled city about
28 miles east of Los Angeles and a few miles
north of Huntington Beach, off Pacific Coast
Highway. Seal Beach has definitely had its
share of stardomboth fame and infamy.
In the 1860s, it started out as "Anaheim
Landing" (the first seaport in what would become Orange County) where famous wines
grown in the Anaheim area were loaded on
ships for distribution. The Landing later became one of the first major seaside resorts in
Southern California, until the Navy took over
the area and removed 300 houses in the
1940s. A naval weapons station remains there
today.
The area has always been known for its
surfing and surfers. One of the first surfing
contests ever was in 1914, Strawther said. It's
still home to the famous Harbor Surfboards
and helped develop Surf Champions like
Jack and Mike Haley.
It became known as "Bay City," as developers attempted to sell lots and houses between 19041912. Promoters and city
leaders later helped change the name to "Seal
Beach" in an effort to attract tourism in their
constant competition with Long Beach and
Historian
Larry
Strawther
tells the
crowd what
Seal Beach
is all about
then and
now.
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the Beach, then remodeled in 1947. Although

shuttered in 2012, it became known far and
wide for its unusual films and silent movies
(complete with popular organ music played
"live"). Steven Spielberg loved coming here
to see foreign films when he was a student at
Long Beach State in the 1960s. According to
Strawther, several movies have been filmed
at the theater or in other businesses or on the
streets in Seal Beach. These include, Clint
Eastwood's mega-hit, "American Sniper"
(bar scenes were shot in O'Malleys on Main
and the stars are seen walking down the
Pier); part of the 1923 hit, Cecil B. DeMilles'
"Ten Commandments" and a 1966 movie, "A
Born Loser" (Billy Jack's first film) shows
Main Streets and its businesses.
Strawther said Stegens Automotive, 16th
and PCH, is the city's oldest business; Bay
Hardware is the oldest establishment on
Main (1950), and The Abbey on Main became world famous when Home Run Baseball Champion Mark McGuire, wore Abbey
hats at his news conferences, prompting
thousands of orders for "the hat." Seal Beach
also has a "fiddling priest" and served as
home for several celebrities, including twotime Olympic gold medalist Diver Pat McCormick, NBA Basketball Champ Jack
Haley and Robert August, hit of the classic,
other places that had piers and pavilions. Seal

Beach had a pier, pavilion, roller-coaster
(from the World's Fair in San Francisco) and
a "Joy Zone," which included bowling.
The volunteer Fire Department bought
their first hose in 1915 but could not afford a
fire engine until 1924, according to
Strawther.
In 1915, the city incorporated, in part, "to
make it legal to drink alcohol." "For years, it
was known by many as 'Sewer City,'" said
the writer, who has created scripts for Happy
Days, Jeopardy, Laverne and Shirley, Night
Court and Sinbad. The recent author of "Seal
Beach-A Brief History," said it was known
for its gambling, alcohol and prostitution.
"There even were six gambling ships offshore."
"Since some of the other cities around it
were 'dry,' drinkers loved to come here," he
said.
He told how the La Burdette Building on
Main Street at one time had a school upstairs
and a saloon downstairs; how popular Walt's
Wharf had a brothel upstairs and how the
Tank Farm building at 212 Main used to have
Masons meeting upstairs. "The ashes from
one of its presidents were placed in the wall
and discovered after a remodeling,"
Strawther said. With increased pressure from
people to do away with the "dark element"
in town, some of Seal Beach's gambling
leaders moved on to Las Vegas and became
even more successful.
The iconic Bay Theater near Main and Pacific Coast Highway was originally built as
"The Endless Summer."

Going on the street tour with us were
Ron and Stacey Juler of Seal Beach. She
said her dad, who would become Dr. Gerald Fresonke, DDS, as a kid would climb
the closed Joy Zone roller coaster (with
friends), pushing a car to the top, then ride
down for free. Stacey is part of local lore
as well. As a 14-year-old Seal Beach Swim
Team member, she set a record that holds
to this day as the youngest female to swim
from Catalina to Palos Verdes Peninsula in
1971. She started her swim at 8pm and hit
shore at 8:30am. Another local swimmer,
Andy Taylor, 12, set the male record for
the swim.
One of my friends, Norma Brandel Gibbs,
90, as a single mother became Orange
County's first woman mayor in Seal Beach
(1960). This amazing civil servant migrated
to Huntington Beach and became a City
Councilwoman there in 1970. She later became Mayor and helped create beautiful
Central Park in HB.
Getting back to Seal Beach, it's one of my
favorite places to visit because there's almost
always a cool breeze on the Pier. If you'd like
to find out more about its incredible past, you
can get this insightful book, which includes
some dandy old photos, by going
amazon.com and typing, "Seal Beach-A
Brief History" by Larry Strawther. Thanks
you Larry, vice chair of marketing for the
Seal Beach Centennial Committee, and
everyone else who is helping keep this city's
unbelievable history "alive."
Francis insists just the opposite. To say he is

adamant is an understatement.
Gender ideology is demonic! Pope
Francis insists. He says that it militates
against the order of creation. He sees it as
so toxic, so destructive, that he has compared gender ideology to the educational
policies of Hitler.
In Italy, Francis has become the spiritual
inspiration for a nationwide movement to
banish gender theory. This culminated in a
huge demonstration in Rome this summer.
As one article reported, Hundreds of thousands of people from all over Italy responded to Pope Francis repeated warnings
about gender ideology, by taking part in an
enormous demonstration in the square of St.
John Lateran in Rome on Saturday. The
Family Day was aimed at defending the
pope carefully enough. If they did, both

sides would be surprised, shocked, and one
sideliberalswould be horrified.
Im referring specifically to this popes remarkably staunch criticisms of the things he
sees as threatening the family: What he calls
the throwaway culture of abortion, the
ideological colonization and deforming
of marriage, the Satanic adoption of children by homosexual couples, and the demonic cult of gender theory.
Yes, those blistering descriptions all belong to Pope Francis.
I could detail any of these here at length
and shock liberal sensibilities and claims that
this leftist pope is one of them. After all,
Ive yet to meet a liberal who thinks that
same-sex marriage is the work of the Father
of Lies.
But Id like to expend a few words on this
popes ongoing war against gender theory
specifically, and namely its attempted introduction in Francis home diocese of Rome
and throughout Italy. This has greatly upset
Francis, the extent to which we Americans
(Francis critics and admirers alike) are completely unaware. Now that he is back in
Rome, Francis battle against gender theory
will recommence with zeal.
Of course, gender theory, gender ideology,
gender studies, even entire gender programs,
have been all the rage in American academia
for decades. Pope Francis, for one, despises
the very concept. He has argued constantly,
consistently, that men and women are not
only vitally different, but that these differencesordained by nature and Godconstitute an essential complementarity that
husbands and wives bring to marriage and
family relationships and responsibilities.
Under Francis direction last year, the Vatican held an international-ecumenical conference solely on this complementarity. In a
world and culture that arguesand, in fact,
teachesthat men and women and husbands and wives and dads and moms are interchangeable, if not inconsequential,
traditional family and stopping the spread of

gender ideology in schools.
Some estimates were higher, as organizers
hoped to draw a million marchers. Its fantastic, said one attendee, a father of six from
northern Italy. Finally, people have gathered to fight this terrible ideology. One organizer celebrated from the stage, The Holy
Father is with us, as indeed he was.
The speaker held forth under a giant banner that read in Italian: Difendiamo i nostri
figli. STOP GENDER nelle scuole. Translation: Defend our children. STOP GENDER in the schools.
We must understand that Pope Francis
views gender theory as not just some feminist thing he doesnt like. He sees it as a direct threat to family and marriage. And as he
said to the joint session of Congress during
his recent visit, I cannot hide my concern
for the family, which is threatened, perhaps
as never before, from within and without.
Fundamental relationships are being called
into question, as is the very basis of marriage
and the family. He told President Obama
and the crowd that greeted him at the White
House that he had come to the country
specifically to celebrate and support the institutions of marriage and the family at this
critical moment in the history of our civilization.
Well, to this pope, gender theory is a
major threat to the institutions of marriage
and family at this critical moment. In this,
and still more, liberals might want to pause
a bit before transforming Pope Francis into
their poster boy.
--Dr. Paul Kengor is professor of political
science and executive director of The Center
for Vision & Values at Grove City College.
His latest book is Takedown. His other books
include 11 Principles of a Reagan Conservative, The Communist: Frank Marshall
Davis, The Untold Story of Barack Obamas
Mentor and Dupes: How Americas Adversaries Have Manipulated Progressives for a
Century.
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by Dr. Paul Kengor

Editors note: A shorter version of this article first appeared in the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review.
ope Francis has returned to Rome
after a historic trip to the United
States. It was a fascinating endeavor.
There have been many papal visits to
America in my lifetimein fact, nearly all
have been in my lifetime, the first occurring in 1965, the year before I was born.
None of these, however, were so heavily
marked by political-ideological battle lines
among liberals and conservatives. Really,
those lines have been drawn boldly on the
left, with liberals eagerly claiming this
pope as one of them, and many conservatives granting that concession.
Yet, neither side, in truth, watches this
Pope
Pontificates
On Gender
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Were Dying Signs RightTo-Die Law
Mollie Reilly writes about
the continuing demise of the
great state of California (my
and two oral requests at least

15 days apart and are deemed
mentally capable of making
decisions about their own
health.
Montana, Oregon, Vermont
and Washington have also legalized the practice, while
last fall. Her mother, Debbie

Ziegler, and husband, Dan
Diaz, both went to Sacramento on Maynard's behalf to
lend their support to the bill
introduced by Democratic
state Sens. Bill Monning and
Lois Wolk in January.
opinion not her's).

"WHO WE ARE--California Gov. Jerry Brown (D)
signed California's right-todie bill into law Monday, allowing
terminally
ill
residents of the nation's most
populous state to end their
own lives with the aid of their
physician.
"The crux of the matter is
whether the State of California should continue to make
it a crime for a dying person
to end his life, no matter how
great his pain or suffering,"
Brown said in a signing statement. "In the end, I was left
to reflect on what I would
want in the face of my own
death." (Photo left: California
Assemblywoman
Lorena
Gonzalez)
Brown continued, "I do not
know what I would do if I
were dying in prolonged and
excruciating pain. I am certain, however, that it would
be a comfort to be able to
consider the options afforded
by this bill. And I wouldn't
deny that right to others."
California's End of Life Option Act passed in the state
Senate and Assembly last
month, marking a huge victory for the "death with dignity" movement. The law will
allow terminally ill patients
to seek medical aid in ending
their lives as long as they
have been given six months
or less to live by two doctors,
provided a written request
aid-in-dying is currently in
dispute in New Mexico's
courts.
The California bill was inspired by Brittany Maynard,
the 29-year-old San Francisco
Bay Area resident who gained
national attention for her decision to move to Oregon to
take advantage of the state's
longstanding aid-in-dying
law. Maynard had been diagnosed with terminal brain
cancer, but as a California
resident, could not pursue
end-of-life options at home.
"I am heartbroken that I had
to leave behind my home, my
community and my friends in
California. But I am dying
and I refuse to lose my dignity. I refuse to subject myself and my family to
purposeless, prolonged pain
and suffering at the hands of
an incurable disease," Maynard said in a message to legislators recorded several
weeks before her death. "No
one should have to leave their
home and community for
peace of mind, to escape suffering and to plan for a gentle
death."
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PRESS
Brittany Manyard's mother,
Debbie Ziegler (photo left),
appeared at a news conference announcing the reintroduction of the right-to-die bill
in August.
At Maynard's request, her
family took up the helm of
her activism after her death
Brittany fought to the end

for expanded availability of
end-of-life options in California, Ziegler told reporters in
the state capital earlier this
year. I will make my daughter proud by standing up and
telling her story, even if my
voice shakes. Even if I choke
back tears.
Lawmakers initially tried to
pass the bill during their regular session, but the effort fell
flat in the state Assembly,
where legislators from heavily Catholic districts abandoned the bill in committee.
Right-to-die legislation was
reintroduced during a special
session on health care later in
the summer, and passed after
its authors added a sunset
provision requiring lawmakers to vote on renewing the
bill in 10 years.
The
Catholic
church
strongly opposed the bill.
Brown, who studied in a Jesuit seminary prior to his political career, gave no
previous indication whether
he would sign the legislation.
In his signing statement, he
noted he discussed the issue
with a Catholic bishop, in addition to his friends, former
classmates and two of his
doctors.
The law will go into effect
next year.
(Mollie Reilly is Deputy
Politics Editor for Huffington
Post where this piece was
first posted.)"
The information contained in this column does not necessarily reflect the opinion of The Local News.
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t. Trump is not the first New Yorker

to say things in an abrasive manner,
but at least he's being honest about
the world as it is instead of the world as we
would like it to be and a lot of folks find that
attractive.
Donald Trump says: "I think the big problem
this country has is being politically correct." I
agree with him.
Political correctness is the practice of refusing
to acknowledge the truth or the facts of a situation because your words may be considered offensive to some people. This is not the same as
being purposefully rude or hurtful although
some may interpret it that way.
For example, I was reading an interview with
John Langley, the producer of the show COPS,
where he said this:
"I show more white people than statistically
what the truth is in terms of street crime. If you
look at the prisons, it is 60-something percent
people of color and 30-something percent white
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by Breitbart News2 Aug 2015
he overwhelming majority of immigration to the United States is

the result of our visa policies. Each
year, millions of visas are issued to temporary
workers, foreign students, refugees, asylees,
and permanent immigrants for admission into
the United States. The lions share of these
visas are for lesser-skilled and lower-paid
workers and their dependents who, because
they are here on work-authorized visas, are
added directly to the same labor pool occupied by current unemployed jobseekers. Expressly because they arrive on legal
immigrant visas, most will be able to draw a
wide range of taxpayer-funded benefits, and
corporations will be allowed to directly substitute these workers for Americans. Improved border security would have no effect
on the continued arrival of these foreign
workers, refugees, and permanent immigrantsbecause they are all invited here by
the federal government..."
people. If you look at COPS is it 60-percent

white and 40-percent other. It's just the reverse.
And I do that intentionally because I do not want
to contribute to negative stereotypes."
This is a classic example of political correctness. It's a concerted effort to deny reality in the
name of a greater good. But
in most cases the proponents
of political correctness are
not so up-front about their
motives. I would ask Mr.
Langley: "So why don't
you care that you are disproportionally portraying
white people in a negative light?"
Besides, statistics are
the just cold hard facts.
Facts and statistics
don't create a false
"stereotype."
Political correctness also silences
public discourse
on some very important
issues
and
certainly
thwarts public policy discussions in that no public official wants to become embroiled in a controversy that results in
being labeled a bigot, racist, xenophobe, etc.
There are a few groups, however, that a public
person can offend without getting into trouble
with the politically correct police. You are safe
if you stick to maligning whites, Christians
and/or males. Southerners in general are also
fair game but we don't seem to care because it's
been that way forever. And if you happen to be
a Southern, white, Christian
male, well then you are the
scum of the earth and need to
apologize for even being born.
Another glaring example of
political correctness is the way
President Obama and the liberal
media elite absolutely refuse to
acknowledge the problem
within the Islamic faith that is,
the doctrine of jihad that has
led to chaos and murderous, violent attacks against innocent
people here and around the
world. What these Muslims do
is take Koranic verses and historic Islamic teaching and live
them out with the belief that
they are pleasing Allah. These
people even tell the world openly and clearly

that they are intentionally committing these
atrocities for the cause of advancing Islam.
These folks are not mentally ill. They are evil.
Yet, the politically correct crowd continues to
pretend they have no idea why these people do
what they do. It would be like the KKK conducting a cross burning in the front yard of
a black family back in the
1920s and then
the
media reporting it
like this: "We have no idea what
motivates these people. Could be a lack of good
jobs. Could be a fascination with white sheets.
It's a mystery."
We have a serious situation with millions of
people invading our country from Mexico
with absolutely no respect for our laws. Yet we
are paralyzed as a country from dealing with
the issue of how to stop this from happening
(such as building a fence) because we are
afraid of being called anti-Hispanic. This is
nuts. When ISIS, or a group like that, crosses
our porous border and sets off a bomb in
downtown Dallas or Houston that kills thousands of people, watch how fast our government can build a wall.
We have to be honest about the world as it is
instead of the world as we would like it to be.
Donald Trump may be abrasive with the way
he says things sometimes (he would not be the
first New Yorker to do this), but his candor,
bluntness and disdain for political correctness
is attracting a lot of supporters right now.
Tim Wildmon (contact@afa.net) is president of
the American Family Association in Tupelo, MS.
Stars Who Fell Off Your Radar
They keep a lower profile these days and you may associate
them with another time, but ob-la-di, ob-la-da, life goes on
HUGH O'BRIAN
lso 89, Hugh O'Brian has

kept a low profile since he
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1994 sequel to "The Life and
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1955 to 1961. But apparently
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The charge carries a possible maximum sentence of life in prison if Muller is convicted.
A cell phone Muller allegedly left behind
during an attempted home invasion robbery in
Dublin on June 5 led authorities to evidence allegedly linking him to the kidnapping.
Last month, Muller pleaded no
contest and was convicted in
Alameda County Superior Court
on charges of attempted robbery,
burglary and assault with a deadly
weapon in the Dublin case.
Vallejo police initially said in
March that they believed
Huskins and Quinns account
of the kidnapping was a hoax
and that the couple had led police on a wild goose chase.
After Muller was charged in
the federal criminal complaint,
Police Chief Andrew Bidou
sent the couple a letter of apology in July. Wagner said in a statement
today, The bizarre circumstances of the
events in Vallejo in March complicated the
investigation of this matter. But the Vallejo
Police Department, the FBI, and our law enforcement allies in Alameda County have
done excellent work in recent months to
bring this investigation to a conclusion, the
U.S. attorney said.
Muller graduated from Harvard Law School
and worked for a time as an immigration attorney. He was disbarred as a California lawyer
earlier this year." BIZARRE...
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1938: a policeman catches

a few youngsters in Luton, England.
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he victim was dropped off near her parents

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Martin Henderson (Patch Staff) tells a bizarre
story of intrigue, confusion and an apology
from a police department...
"A
disbarred
lawyer was indicted by a federal
grand jury in
Sacramento today
on a charge of kidnaping a Vallejo
woman in March,
according to U.S.
Attorney Benjamin
Wagner. Matthew
Muller, 38, of Orangevale in Sacramento, will be
arraigned on the
indictment before a
federal magistrate in Sacramento on Monday.
He is accused of breaking into a Mare Island
home shared by physical therapists Denise
Huskins and Aaron Quinn on March 23, abducting Huskins and holding her captive for
two days before dropping her off near her
mothers house in Huntington Beach.
The single count of kidnapping is the same
charge that was previously lodged in a criminal
complaint filed by prosecutors on June 29, but
the grand jury action clears the way for a future
trial and makes it unnecessary for a magistrate
to conduct a preliminary hearing for Muller.
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By Jordan Kobritz
The Game of Bridge Just Might Be More

of a Contact Sport Than One Might Think,
at Least Intellect to Intellect, Mind to Mind
it Still is a Contact Sport!
port: An athletic activity requiring skill

or physical prowess and often of a competitive nature, as racing, baseball, tennis,
golf, bowling, wrestling, boxing, hunting,
fishing, etc. Dictionary.com

Bridge is a card game played by tens-of-millions of people around the world,
in private and in public tournaments. The game has complex rules, national and
international governing bodies and a loyal following. But is it a sport? We're
about to find out. Her
Majestys High Court
of Justice in London
will soon decide once
and for allmaybe
if bridge is indeed a
sport.
According to Dictionary.com, it sure
doesn't appear as if
bridge is a sport.
While physical exertion alone isn't sufficient to constitute a
sport, lest we are
forced to include recreational activities such
as gardening and walking the dog, most definitions of sport do
require some element
of physicality. And the
physical exertion in bridge is limited to shuffling and dealing cards, then laying
them on the table.
One attorney in the case argued that the sports councils are entitled to separate
Kobritz
on
Sports
mind games from physical activities when deciding who to recognize. However,
that view ignores the reality that virtually every sport includes a mental aspect or
mind games. Anyone who has ever played a sport knows firsthand that the mental aspects are important, sometimes more important, than physical exertion.
Whether strategizing your next shot in golf, outthinking your defender in basketball or psyching out an opponent in tennis, the mind has a direct impact on ones
success.
Should the fact that bridge emphasizes the mind more than the rest of the body
preclude it from being defined as a sport? Isn't the brain part of the body, just another muscle? If so, then why can't it be argued that mind games involve muscle
power, i.e., physical exertion?
There is more than nomenclature and pride at stake in the outcome of the bridge
lawsuit. In England, as is true in many other countries, sports are eligible for government funding and receive a number of tax benefits that aren't available to recreational activities. In fact, the lawsuit stems from the denial of the English Bridge
Unions request for state funding. But if the court determines that bridge is a sport,
will chess, checkers, scrabble, solitaire, fantasy sports, and tiddlywinks, among
other activities, be lining up at the public trough?
We may already have passed that divide. The International Olympic Committee
allows a number of sports to participate in quadrennial competition, yet recognizes
additional activities as sports although they are not allowed to participate in the
Games. Included in the latter category isbridge.
Regardless of how the High Court rules as a matter of law the decision won't
put to rest the debate over what constitutes a sport. It will only determine who
gets a slice of the government pie.
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.
The information contained in this column does not necessarily reflect the
opinion of The Local News.
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doors. As of next month, the shop will be shutting
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largest city in the country without a single gun shop,
according to a Fusion analysis of the top 15 cities in
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Its with tremendous sadness and regret that I have
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difficult ride, but a great pleasure to be your last San
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erguson, Detroit, Baltimore and
now the willful unloading by an
angry black man of 15 bullets into
a Texas Sherriff who was innocently fueling his automobile. Each seemingly
has one thing in commonpent up
anger directed first at their own race and
now at law enforcement. Black lives
matter some chant but most black
homicides are by black perpetrators, not
white. Blacks, we are told, now do half
of all murders in the United States. It
seems that the black communities are on
fire and it seems driven mostly by young
angry black men.
The problem has deeper roots than
this. Well-meaning progressive policies
of the last fifty years, most notably
those encouraging dependency, have
done much to return the blacks to a very
real form of slavery. What is said in this
article applies also to other races taking
the route of dependency for problem
solving, but they are not the focus of the
choice of violence as in the above instances. They have not yet turned on
themselves and then upon law enforcement.
Today unemployment for blacks is
nearly twice that of whites and
for black youth in
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inner
cities it has been
known to soar to as high as 60
percent. Moreover, the U. S. Census
Bureau listed the overall poverty rate in
2011 at 15 percent, but for blacks it was
27.6 percent. Overall household income was $50,054, but for blacks it was
$32,229. The Heritage Foundation
found that only 56 percent of blacks
graduate from high school. The average black man has little to hope for in a
world where seemingly all other races
appear to have much more.
It did not used to be this way. According to black economist, Walter
Williams, prior to the progressive socialist policies of the last 50 years,
black unemployment was lower and
blacks were more active in the labor
market than they are today. In 1910,
for example, 71 percent of blacks over
nine years of age were employed, compared to 51 percent for whites. This
trend stayed strong through the 1960s,
black male labor force participation in
every age group was equal to or greater
than that of whites, he says. Although
black schools, prior to the 1960s, were
characteristically modest in funding and
supplies, they often produced student
bodies with high average IQs and graduated scholars of note.

Black economist Thomas Sowell, in
his book Education: Assumptions Versus History, agreed, In short, no stringent elitism is necessary to achieve
high-quality education. It is only necessary to exclude the tiny fraction (of
students) who are troublemakers.
Black poverty was steadily and noticeable declining.
What destroyed all this? It was destroyed by the socialist notion that the
government will take from those who
have and give to those who have less.
The War on Poverty is the philosophy
that largely led a race into the same type
of dependency that they had worked a
hundred years to escape after the Civil
War and had made notable advancement. A trillion dollars a year now feeds
this monster15 trillion since the program was begun by President Lyndon
Johnson in 1964; but unfortunately,
with no measurable end to poverty as
promised. Statistics show poverty to be
proportionally about the same as when
the program was begun.
Kurt Williamsen in a article, Do Progressive Policies Hurt Black Americans? described how this played out.
Welfare spending contributed to overall black poverty by encouraging singleparent, female-headed households.
Young black women
often had children out
of wedlock, beginning
a cycle of enduring
poverty and welfare,
wherein they relied on
welfare as a main source
of income, as did their
children. Welfare provided
more money for young
women with fatherless children, on average, than the
same young women could
have made if they were employed. It also destroyed families. If she got married she
would lose the benefits. Today,
73 percent of black babies are
born to unwed mothers and well
over a third of the race is on welfare. Unfortunately, welfare provided an incentive for young black
women to raise fatherless children
and collect welfare, leading to the
epidemic problems with black crime,
black schooling, black unemployment
and black poverty. She may be a fantastic mom but odds of productivity in
all these areas is more often improved
in a full family setting.
So we return to the angry black young
man tempted to use violence against his
own race, then against authority to obtain what he wants. With the media on
sight, almost encouraging this activity,
he is rewarded in his violence and performs on cue. And the major point of
this column is overlooked. Have we, in
effect, returned our black brother to
slavery by setting him up for a dependency that is as real as the slavery of his
forefathers? I think so.
Dr. Harold Pease is a syndicated
columnist and an expert on the United
States Constitution. He has dedicated
his career to studying the writings of the
Founding Fathers and applying that
knowledge to current events. He has
taught history and political science
from this perspective for over 30 years
at Taft College. To read more of his
weekly articles, please visit www.LibertyUnderFire.org.
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1935, her parents divorced; one reason for this
was that her father was a Nazi sympathizer. The
divorce was very traumatic for six year old Audrey; she would later say it was the most traumatic incident of her life. After the war, despite
suffering under the Nazi occupation, Audrey
later tracked down her father to Dublin and supported him financially. From 1935-58, Audrey
went to boarding school in Kent; in 1939 her
mother moved the family to Arnhem in the
Netherlands, where she thought it would be safe from Nazi invasion.
However, in 1940, the Netherlands was overrun and the country
fell under Nazi occupation until liberation in 1945. During this time,
Audrey went to school at the Arnhem conservatory where she studied and also learnt ballet. At one time she
considered taking ballet as a serious career
occupation. During the occupation, it was
said she would often dance in various locations, helping to raise money for the underground movement.
Towards the end of the war, the occupation of Netherlands became increasingly
brutal. After the D Day landings of 1944,
the Germans took most of the pitiable rations of the Dutch, leaving many to starve
or freeze to death. Reprisals and shootings
against the local population were common.
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Dear EarthTalk:
Is it true that playing
on artificial turf fields
can cause cancer? If so, how
can I minimize exposure for my sports-loving kids?
~ Melanie Witmer, Syracuse, NY
ust when you thought it was safe to play soccer on

that brand new synthetic turf field, it may be time to
think again. Those little black dirt-like granules that fill
up the space between synthetic blades of grass and
make up some 90 percent of todays artificial turf fields
are actually ground-up car and truck tires. As such they
contain a host of potentially noxious chemicals that can
lead to a wide range of health problems.
Four of the constituent chemicals in these tire

crumbs (or tire mulch) as they are calledarsenic,
benzene, cadmium and nickelare deemed carcinogens by the International Agency for Cancer Research.
Others have been linked to skin, eye and respiratory ir-
ritation, kidney and liver problems, allergic reactions,

nervous systems disorders and developmental delays.
While the risk came to light recently when a University of Washington womens soccer coach began to
think it might be more than a coincidence that two of
her goalies were stricken with cancer, researchers have
known about such potential links for years. A 2007 report by the Connecticut-based Environment & Human
Health Inc. (EHHI) looked at several scientific studies
and found definitive connections between various
health problems and exposure to synthetic turf.
EHHI also reported that kids on playfields are likely
to face similar risks as line workers in the rubber fabrication and reclamation industries, where they say health
reports show the presence of multiple volatile organic
hydrocarbons and other toxic elements in
the air. Studies at tire reclamation sites report leaching of similar sets of chemicals
into the ground water, says the group.
The Synthetic Turf Council, an industry
group, maintains that there is considerable
evidence pointing to the health safety of
synthetic turf. But the U.S. Environmental
Protection Agency (EPA) isnt taking sides,
leaving it up to state and local jurisdictions
to decide whether or not to allow artificial
turf. The EPA would like to see more research done so parents everywhere can
have a better idea of the risks involved.
Of course, synthetic turf fields arent all
bad. For one, they dont need frequent watering (a grass playing field typically requires 50,000 gallons of water per week
during growing season) and doesnt require the application of potentially toxic pesticides. Furthermore, turf
is much more durable and less costly to maintain than
grass, and players suffer fewer injuries on it since it
doesnt turn to slippery mud when wet.
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From the Editors of

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Magazine
Do these pros outweigh the cons? Some schools

dont think so and are turning back plans to convert
their grass fields to turf. Where it is too late for that,
parents should warn their little athletes to stay upright
as much as possibleturf-related cancers seem to be
most common in goalies who spend the most time
down on the turf surface. Also, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommends that
those playing on synthetic turf avoid eating or drinking on the field where toxic dust can contaminate
food and liquids, wash their hands and body aggressively with soap and water afterwards, and remove
clothes worn on the field and turn them inside out before washing them separately from other items.
CONTACTS:
International Agency for Cancer Research,
www.iarc.fr;
EHHI,
www.ehhi.org;
Synthetic Turf Council

www.syntheticturfcouncil.org;
CDC;
www.cdc.gov.
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If even half of the excitement around
the 2015 wine harvest in some of Europe's best known regions, such as Bordeaux, Rioja and Burgundy, is reflected in the final wines, then the
vintage could be one to savour.
Rain has been a challenge in Bordeaux in September 2015, but the
mood is still very optimistic
Many winemakers in regions such as Bordeaux, Champagne, Burgundy, Rhone, Rioja and Tuscany must be close to running out of
positive adjectives to bestow on the 2015 wine
harvest.
Proclamations of greatness at this point are tentative, of course. Its tough to
generalise in a region let
alone across swathes of a
continent, and superlatives
are always open to accusations of commercial realpolitik; they would say
its great, wouldnt they?
In Bordeaux, where they
joke themselves of declaring
each year a potential vintage
of the century for the reds, it
is believed that for Bordeaux
2015 four of professor Denis
Dubourdieus five hurdles for a great vintage have been leaped in many
cases.
The fifth good weather during harvest looks negotiable. Olivier
Bernard, head of the classified chateaux union UGC, was offering writers
at Decanters 40th anniversary lunch last week a glimpse of the weather
forecast on his smartphone. It was all sunshine.
Theres been some rain, and more is forecast which may make things
trickier for later

ripening Cabernet Sauvignon,
if not bring a
smile to Sauternes but the mood in general is
David White
very upbeat.
In Champagne, Decanter contributor and author Michael Edwards believes it is a question of where the 2015 vintage
sits on a spectrum ranging from good to great.
Burgundy, too, is excited in its own understated
way. Decanter columnist Andrew Jefford wrote
late last month that Burgundy 2015 has the potential to be great, even if a temperate August
means it does not scale the heights of the very
best.
In Rioja, I would compare it to 2005, said
Rioja Alta winemaker Julio Saenz, in a nod to
one the Spanish regions best vintages. Saenz is
half finished with the picking already, with
many in Rioja starting harvest two or three
weeks early.
In Italy, wine council UIV has reported minimal problems with grape disease in the vineyards across the country and there are upbeat
tones in Tuscany and Piedmont.
If there is an issue, then it could be yields
which took a hit in some of the areas mentioned following an intense heatwave in July.
Sadly for producers, enthusiasm cannot be bottled, and so there is necessarily still much to play for.
On the Vine
David White is the founder and editor of Terroirist.com, which was named
Best Overall Wine Blog" at the 2013 Wine Blog Awards.
His columns are housed at Grape Collective.
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The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau,
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Democrats created the CFPB as part of DoddFrank; no House Republicans voted for the legislation, and only three moderate Senate
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people or challenge it in court -- at least not easily. CFPB funding is controlled by the Federal
Reserve Bank, yet another unaccountable organization. Maybe CFPB really stands for Congress's Formula for Protecting Bureaucracies.
It's not doing much to help government overspending either. The size of the agency and its
budget have exploded since passage with no end
in sight. Originally, the CFPB budget was $123
million. By 2016 it could be as high as $632
million -- a 500 percent increase in five years.
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The do it yourself, or DIY, market
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these websites has helped push the
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If theres one area a website cant compete
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wise would.
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Resale Homes 5.2%, Resale Condos 8.7% and New Home Sales
-3.9%. All totaled, OC home values are up 6.0% versus last year
SALES VOLUME:
Resale Homes 8.4%, Resale Condos 12.5% and New Home Sales
-7.9%. All totaled, OC sales volume is up 7.9% versus last year
INTEREST RATES:
30 year fixed Mortgage rate is currently 3.76%, dropping gig time

versus one week ago 15 year fixed rate is 2.99%, down large versus
one week ago.
Average Home Payment is $2,881.64 up from $2,741.71 a year ago
ARMs represent 15.7% of all mortgages, down from 19.9% versus
last year.
The 10 year ARMs seems to be the hot lender product of choice
Nationwide, 10.1% of mortgage homes are underwater.
Only 3% of OC mortgaged homes are underwater.
Interest only mortgages are back, but
with caution.
FACTS:
Median OC home price is
$615,000 up from $580,000
a year ago
Median OC home sales are
only 4.8% off 2007 peak of
$645,000
OC Median home prices are 3.1 times the nationwide average!

Real Estate in OC accounts for 1 of every 4 new jobs
There are now 38,900 Real Estate Agents in OC (lots of competition)
Home sales volume is up at 3,368 versus 3,121 versus one year
ago
Inventory is at 6,959 down from 7,187 just one month ago
$1,000,000 plus homes represent 32.7% of all OC listings
Average Days on Market 2.74 months (82 days)
Pocket listings on the rise nationally, going mainstream?
Medium income to afford a typical OC home is $141,000
Medium income to afford a typical OC rental is $66,000
Median OC household income is $75,400
Median price /sf is $362.25, thats $2.25 higher versus last year
TRENDS:
Short Sales/Foreclosures; 220, down from 232 versus two weeks

ago
Home ownership nationwide at its lowest point in 19 years
(63.4%)
Home ownership in LA/OC at 47.2% thru 3rd Quarter 2015
Highest price increase;
Santa Ana, 92701, 122.6%
versus last year
2nd Highest price increase;
Irvine, 92602, 74.6%, versus
last year
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Orange, 92868, 49.3%, versus
last year
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