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new crop of bills are churning through the Califor- member Randy Voepel (R-Idyllwild) told City News Serv- another $22,400,000.00 (with interest). (The
nia Legislature, addressing everything from vacci- ice he feels there should be "informed choice" about court has requested the City submit additional
nation to insurrection to equal pay. Here are five whether or not a person gets vaccinated, "and certainly it documentation to the DOF in order to address
proposed bills on hot-button issues. shouldn't be opened up to minors who are not considered a particular issue of contractual definiteness for
1. Children as young as 12 could get vaccinated without old enough to drive or vote in many cases." Sen. Rosilicie a loan reimbursement claim on the
the consent of their parents or guardians. Ochoa Bogh (R-Beaumont) told CNS the bill was "an effort $22,400,000.00.)
Senate Bill 866, introduced by Sen. Scott Wiener (D-San to dismantle the family unit." The original 2018 lawsuit by the City of
Francisco), is one of a slew of controversial bills crafted by As of March 9, SB866 has been referred a second time Huntington Beach sought reimbursement from
the Vaccine Work Group, a group of legislators tasked with to the California Senate Judiciary Committee. Another bill the State of Cal-
increasing vaccination rates and combatting COVID-19 to require COVID-19 vaccinations for California ifornia for ap-
schoolchildren has been shelved. proximately a
2. Anyone lacking supporting dozen pre-
housing and mental health services vious redevel-
could be entitled to them. opment loans
Senate Bill 1446, introduced by for various
Sen. Henry Stern (D-Calabasas), is developments
one of several pending bills seek- throughout the
ing to expand mental health serv- City beginning in
ices, particularly for the unhoused. SB the 1980s and continuing into the early 2000s.
1446 would guarantee mental health serv- For some context/perspective, dozens of cities
ices, including inpatient and outpatient have brought claims and ultimately lawsuits
care, and "need based" supportive serv- against the California DOF for failure to reim-
ices (like access to treatment beds, social burse cities, and no city other than Fresno (that
workers, mental health residential pro- we know of) has ever won in court on a case
grams, etc.) to anyone lacking them, or like this. And yes, we handled the lawsuit en-
"otherwise not living safely in the com- tirely in-house – no additional outside legal
munity." costs born by the taxpayer. This is a good win
According to the bill, California is cur- for the City, great win for the taxpayer."
rently experiencing shortages in psychia- ~ Michael E. Gates
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SAD
facilities, and the need for both of those
is expected to grow in the coming years.
The bill would require everyone who
misinformation. needs it to receive "housing that heals": a mental health res-
SB 866, also known as the "Teens Choose Vaccines Act," idential program leading to long-term supportive housing
allows minors 12 and over to receive FDA-approved vac- for individuals with severe and persistent mental illness,
cines – for COVID-19 or other viruses – without the con-
sent, or even knowledge, or their parents or guardians.
Wiener said his bill builds upon existing state laws, which
allow minors 12 and older to consent to HPV vaccines,
birth control, abortions, and diagnosis/treatment for a
and offers a variety of therapeutic services and resources.
California Senate Republicans are also requesting a $10
billion investment in the state's mental health crisis. On
Monday, the Republicans sent a letter to Senate Budget
Chairwoman Nancy Skinner and Assembly Budget Chair-
TRUTHPolitics is the gentle art of getting
votes from the poor and campaign funds
number of infections and disorders. man Phil Ting proposing a new $10 billion "Mental Health from the rich, by promising to
"Even if a teenager desperately wants a vaccine – and Infrastructure Fund," funded by the General Fund surplus. protect each from the other.
even if not being vaccinated prevents a teen from partici- The fund would expand treatment beds in psychiatric fa-
pating in sports and music activities or from seeing friends cilities, and train more mental health professionals. ~Oscar Ameringer,
– a parent can simply refuse to allow the teen to get vacci- Legislators are divided on whether to compel the men- "the Mark Twain of American Socialism."
nated," reads a news release from Wiener's office. Several tally ill into treatment if they refuse it. Bills from
states, including South Carolina and Alabama, allow mi- Sen. Brian Jones (R-Santee) and Assemblymember
nors to be vaccinated without the consent of a parent or James Gallagher (R-Yuba City) would reduce bar-
guardian, though ages vary. A number of Republican legis- riers to placing individuals under conservatorships
by expanding the definition of "gravely disabled."
A proposal from Gov. Gavin Newsom would
create "CARE Courts" that would connect anyone
struggling with an untreated mental illness with a
court-ordered CARE Plan for up to 24 months.
Family, first responders, outreach workers, and
others could initiate civil, rather than criminal,
proceedings. Anyone who does not progress in
the program could later be referred to a conserva-
torship.
SB 1446 has been re-referred to the Senate
Committee on Health.
PER M IT N O .438 3. To reduce pay gaps, employers would have
to be more detailed and transparent about their
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There are four boxes to be used in defense of liberty:
soap, ballot, jury, and ammo. Please use in that order.
INSPIRATION
“People tell you the world looks a certain way. Parents tell you how to
think. Schools tell you how to think. TV. Religion. And then at a certain
point, if you’re lucky, you realize you can make up your own mind. Nobody
sets the rules but you. You can design your own life.”
Dave Garofalo
— Carrie Ann Moss Publisher
SAD
TRUTH
THE TIMES THAT ARE
GONE, FOREVER…
I offered my opponents a deal: "If they
stop telling lies about me, I will stop tell-
ing the truth about them"
~Adlai Stevenson,
campaign speech, 1952
DID YOU
KNOW
{ } S omeone sent these special memories they saw Mountain Dew and a candy bar with the money.
Bubble wrap was on Facebook. I do not know who the author is,
but she or he was raised in the late 40’ or 50’s.
A generation that made paper toys with their
bare hands.
originally invented
I know old people always say this, but I wish A generation who bought vinyl albums to play
you had been there to live it with me. on record players.
as wallpaper.
We are a generation that will never come back. A generation that collected photos and albums
A generation that walked to school and then of clippings of their life experiences as a kid.
walked back. A generation that played board games and
Sports
A generation that did their homework alone to cards on rainy days.
get out asap to play in the street. A generation whose TV went off at midnight
A generation that spent all their free time in the after playing the National Anthem.
Pictures
streets with their friends. A generation that had parents who were there.
A generation that played hide and seek when A generation that laughed under the covers in
dark. bed so parents didn't know we were still awake.
from the A generation that made mud cakes. A generation that is passing and unfortunately
PAST
A generation that collected sports cards. it will never return no matter how hard we try.
A generation that found, collected and washed I loved growing up when I did. It was the best
& Returned empty coke bottles to the local of times.
grocery store for 5 cents each, then bought a
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today ation! dune fields that construct the most active arctic sand dunes on the planet. These
dunes shape an ethereal desert landscape you wouldn’t expect in the northern
e in nsult reaches of Alaska, and they’re guaranteed to blow your mind.
Comfree co l 6 Standing on top of the Great Kobuk Sand Dune, you’ll be greeted with a
Image: Report
Checking It Out The Eiffel Tower During The Nazi Occupation, 1940
You would think the 44th President of the United States, Barak Obama
would have a bit more decorum when he is in public and especially when
he is with the President of France, Nicolas Sarkozy and they descend a getty images
set of stairs of the G8 summit back in 2009. The cameras were clearly on
both him and Sarkozy and caught him checking a woman's behind; lit-
and girls.”
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A Veteran Owned Business EXTREME WEALTH TAX,
VACCINATIONS WITHOUT PARENTS:
5 CA BILLS TO KNOW... IF COVID DON'T
People and Their Issues - Our Business... GET YOU -SACRAMENTO WILL...
THE LOCAL NEWS is published on the 1st and 15th. provide pay ranges in job postings, and advertise to lion a year. Similar bills have been introduced and
employees all opportunities for pay raises. Em- failed repeatedly in California, although Lee
THE LOCAL NEWS serves the residents/business men ployers would also have to maintain records of each claimed in a news release that a poll shows 70%
job posting and wage rate history for every em- statewide support for a wealth tax on Californians
and women of Huntington Beach, Fountain Valley and ployee, which would be open for inspection by the worth $30 million or more.
Westminster, California with entertaining, informative Labor Commissioner. Currently, employers only It would need it: because AB 2289 exceeds the
need to provide pay scales upon "reasonable state's tax limit, it would have to be put before voters
and objective looks at ourselves, neighbors and the request." as a constitutional amendment. Lee introduced a bill
SB 1162 would also require employers with 100 last year that did not make it to committee.
world as issues are debated, people interact socially and or more employees to submit expanded pay data re- The proposed tax would also try to circumvent
ports to the Department of Fair Employment and loopholes by taxing all wealth, whether it's been rec-
politically and events take place locally. We also believe Housing that include: median and mean hourly rates ognized as income. That would try to stop the ultra-
that we should have fun and thank volunteers! for combinations of race, ethnicity and sex within rich from avoiding income and capital gains taxes
several designated job categories. Employers would by not selling their stocks.
Award Winning Staff also be required to report the number of employees, The bill would affect roughly 15,000 Californians.
Rex Gerlach & categorized by race, ethnicity, and sex, whose an- According to Lee's office, the collective wealth of
Jim Horton (Emeritus) nual earnings fall within each of the pay bands used Californians increased more than $200 billion dur-
by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics' Occupational ing the pandemic.
Internet Services: Employment Statistics survey, as well as the total The bill has been referred to the Assembly Judi-
Jen Miller hours each employee worked, plus paid time off. ciary Committee and the Committee on Revenue
Sales: Account Manager: Third-party contractor workforces would also and Tax.
need to submit the same information. 5. Nonprofits found to support an "insurrection"
Kevin Garofalo While employers already have to report much of would be stripped of their tax-exempt status.
Marketing Coordinator this information, the new bill would make the infor- Senate Bill 834, introduced by Scott Wiener (D-
& City Editor: mation public, and attach San Francisco), is a
the company's name to the first-in-the nation bill
Nancy Gray
data. The bill is meant to introduced in light of
Graphic Design: address, in part, wide-rang- the Jan. 6, 2021 attack
Stacy Nunley ing pay disparities in Cali- on the US Capitol. It
fornia. The San Francisco would authorize the At-
Photography & Freelance:
Chronicle found that the torney General to make
Chris MacDonald annual gender pay gap in a finding that a tax-ex-
Contributors: California totaled to $46 empt organization has
Chris Epting, Cathy Green, Moe Kanoudi, billion, while the race/eth- "actively engaged in, or
nicity pay gap was $61 billion. incited the active engagement in, actors or conspir-
Ben Miles, City of HB PIO, Bob Terry & VisitHB The bill would allow courts to impose fines of acies defined as criminal under specified federal
$100-200 per employee on any employer who does law." The US Supreme Court has ruled in a case
All inquiries for Advertising and Editorial call (714) not file all the required paperwork. against Bob Jones University that the purpose of
914.9797. Any omissions/errors in copy or advertising SB 1162 was co-sponsored by the California Em- charitable organizations claiming tax-exempt status
limited to in kind cost of actual newspaper space occupied ployment Lawyers Association and the National "may not be illegal or contrary to public policy."
by the error. Letters-to-the-Editor policies include: Employment Law Project, and has received support The Attorney General would be required to notify
address letters to Editor at address below. Include your from a number of labor rights nonprofits, according the Franchise Tax Board, which would then revoke
to the San Francisco Chronicle. The California their tax-exempt status.
name, daytime phone number, occupation or company Chamber of Commerce, however, listed the bill on "Tax-exempt status is a privilege,
(Courtesy not a right,Images)
of Google and
affiliation, group or organization membership, should its 2022 "Job Killer" list, saying that the bill "en- organizations that engage in or incite insurrection or
those issues be appropriate. THE LOCAL NEWS courages litigation against employers based on the conspiracy to commit insurrection – both of which
reserves the right to print all or part, editing for brevity publication of broad, unreliable data" and "imposes are illegal – should not be given this special status
or language. Reproduction in whole or part is strictly administrative and record keeping requirements that to help them fundraise," a statement from Sen.
are impossible to implement." Wiener reads. "Moreover, non-California nonprofits
prohibited without written permission. Subscriptions are The bill has gone before several senate commit- should not be able to register to raise money in Cal-
$35 per year, $19 for 6 months and $12 for 3 months. tees, and is scheduled for another hearing on Tues- ifornia if they are engaging in or inciting insurrec-
Substantial copies of The Local News are direct-mailed to day. tion."
residents and businesses in our circulation area. Subscrip- 4. California could put an amendment to tax ex- Some nonprofits have raised alarm bells, worrying
tion sales are a major part of our business approach. treme wealth before voters. that the bill could result in suppression of free
California has the most billionaires of any U.S. speech and politically motivated investigations.
Home delivery is augmented by direct mail to specific state, and the third highest of any state or country. "While CalNonprofits opposes insurrection, we do
local residents, business and officials. We encourage your Assemblymember Alex Lee (D-San Jose) wants to have concerns about SB 834 (Wiener) in its current
support and participation. Seal Beach, Rossmoor, make sure they pay up. Assembly Bill 2289 would form," CalNonprofits Public Policy Director Lucy
Los Alamitos, Surfside & Sunset Beach have Market impose, starting Jan. 1, 2023, an annual tax rate of Salcido Carter told the Nonprofit Times in an email.
Coverage with bulk distribution in Belmont Shores, Na- 1.5% on California residents with a net worth of "We don't want legitimate freedoms/activities by
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ples & Cypress. Address correspondence to pose a 1% tax of net worths of $50 million or more. Wiener is aware of the challenges in defining which
The tax would be taxed on the person's entire activities would be covered under this bill."
wealth. A UC Berkeley and UC Davis joint study SB 834 has been re-referred to the Committee on
estimates that the new tax would generate $22.3 bil- Public Safety.
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Then... ignite hatred and civil unrest, creating Civil War.
my home in approximately an hour. Sure enough, which the deliveryman carried, now, had all the Empty the prisons because of the virus and fill the streets with
about an hour later, a uniformed delivery man info necessary to create a "dummy" card with all criminals.
turned up with a beautiful basket of flowers and our card details including the PIN number. Send in Antifa and BLM to vandalize property, as if they are
a bottle of wine. I was very surprised, since there Upon finding out about the illegal transactions freedom fighters. Undermine the law. Riot, Loot and Attack all
was no special occasion or holiday, and I, cer- on our card, we, immediately, notified the bank Law Enforcement, but tell government to order a stand-down.
tainly, didn't expect anything like it. Intrigued, I which issued us a new card, and our credit/debit Then... Defund Law Enforcement and abolish Police.
inquired as to who the sender was. account was closed. We are all being played by those who want to destroy America!
The courier replied, "I don't know, I'm only de- We, also, personally, went to the police, where This is how you destroy a Nation from within, and in very short
livering the package." it was confirmed that it is, definitely, a scam be- order.
Apparently, a greeting card was being sent sep- cause several households had been similarly hit. Will it work? I guess that depends on you and me.
arately. (The card has never arrived!) There was WARNING: Be wary of accepting any "sur- I did not write this ... but it needs to be shared. I just did. Your
also a consignment note with the gift. prise gift or package," which you neither ex- turn.
He then went on to explain that because the gift pected nor personally ordered, especially if it Makes you wonder ...
contained alcohol, there was a $3.50 "delivery/ involves any kind of payment as a con-
verification charge," providing proof that he ac- dition of receiving the gift or package.
tually had delivered the package to an adult (of Also, never accept anything if you do
legal drinking age), and not just left it on the not, personally, know or there is no
doorstep where it could be stolen or taken by proper identification of who the sender
anyone, especially a minor. is.
This sounded logical and I offered to pay him Above all, the only time you should
cash. He then said that the delivery company re- give out any personal credit/debit card in-
quired payment to be by credit or debit card only, formation is when you yourself initiated
so that everything is properly accounted for, and the purchase or transaction!
this would help in keeping a legal record of the PLEASE, pass this on, it may just pre-
transaction. vent someone else from being swindled. 11
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THEATER
thenticity? Realism? Charisma? The culture gressional Committee known as HUAC ance were making a mountain of a mole hill but
critic, Isaac Butler, explores these questions as (House Un-American Activities Committee). Mr. Butler allows us to understand the rift as a
well as past as prologue in his absorbing new Unlike Stanislavski’s “An Actor Prepares,” legitimate aesthetic divide.
book, “The Method: How the Twen- written in 1936, which Also, Mr. Butler isn’t above sharing some
tieth Century Learned to Act.” outlines Stanislavski’s chewy gossip — such as Kim Stanley’s drunk-
In this massive treatise Mr. Butler proposed “System” of enness and her sordid dislike of fellow cast
suggests that there are several an- acting or Uta Hagen’s member Kevin McCarthy or the ugliness of
swers and many nuances to these 1973 text, “Respect for Meryl Streep and Dustin Hoffman’s relation-
questions. What’s more, Butler Acting,” which guides ship in the filming of “Kramer vs. Kramer.”
makes a strong case for how society the actor through com- Unfortunately, Mr. Butler brings up the Jewish-
and social norms have shaped the art mon conundrums the ness of both Paul Newman, whose father was
and craft of acting and how acting thespian encounters, Jewish (and of whom Mr. Butler writes “If you
and acting theory have shaped and such as “How do I talk were a good-looking gentile” or “if you were
reflected society — holding “as to the audience?” and Jewish but could pass, like Paul Newman”) —
‘twere the mirror up to nature.” “How do I stay fresh in and Pauline Kael (of whom Mr. Butler writes
In 512 pages, Mr. Butler takes us a long run?” Mr. But- “the Jewish Kael’s resentment” of Meryl
from Russia, circa 1898 — with ler’s book is not about Streep) seemingly out of nowhere and for little
thespian theorists, such as Konstan- acting technique per se reason.
tin Stanislavski and Richard Boles- but rather traces the Nevertheless, “The Method” tells a story of
lavsky, who emphasized the origins and devel- a preeminent art form that is well worth under-
necessity of actors experiencing a opment of “The standing, both as a lesson in history and as a
scripted character so authentically Method,” which be- study of the appreciation of the art of acting.
that audience members lose sight of Isaac Butler’s most recent came primarily associ- What: “The Method: How the Twentieth
the actor in the role (they termed it book is “The Method: How ated with Lee Strasberg Century Learned to Act.”
“Perezhivanie”), to twentieth cen- the Twentieth Century and the American act- Who: Bloomsbury Publishing, New York,
tury acting gurus such as Lee Stras- Learned to Act.”(Adalena ing style, mostly associ- New York, Author, Issac Butler.
berg and Stella Adler, to modern day Kavanagh) ated with the twentieth How: Wherever you buy books.
eclecticist best represented in tech- century and largely — ISBN: 9781635574777 (Hardback);
nique(s) by Meryl Streep, Gary Oldman and Sir rightly or wrongly — with the ingenious and 978163557484
Daniel Day-Lewis, to the reappearance of so- eccentric Marlon Brando (though Brando never (ebook).
called persona actors, like Tom Cruise and Rob studied under Strasberg).
Lowe, who with little formal training but with While “The Method” provides a cultural Ben Miles is the the-
loads of personal magnetism became breakout overview of acting, it is also loaded with dis- ater writer for the
stars. agreements between acting demagogues and HBLocal News.
“The Method” is quite a history book, evok- performance pedagogues. For example, a deep
ing both the autocratic Russian monarchs and probing of Lee Strasberg’s concept of “affec-
the subsequent Bolshevik revolutionaries as re- tive memory” versus Stella Adler’s use of
that either method was legal or constitu- iber rifles the volunteer shooters will use, nor details of the
tional but that he more strongly opposed “certain qualifications” they will be required to have met.
death by electrocution and only opted for
the firing squad because he was required to make a choice. lian and GOP Sen. Greg Hembree, both of whom pre- WHO WILL BE THERE TO WITNESS IT?
Moore drew the death sentence for the 1999 killing of viously served as prosecutors, again argued in favor of Aside from the state officials in the chamber to carry out
convenience store clerk James Mahoney in Spartanburg. adding the firing squad option. the execution, three media witnesses may attend the ex-
Planning to rob the store for money to support his cocaine “The death penalty is going to stay the law here for a ecution, as well as three witnesses from the victim’s
habit, investigators have said that Mahoney pulled a gun, while. If it is going to remain, it ought to be humane,” Har- family, according to the Corrections Department.
which Moore was able to wrestle away and use to shoot pootlian said, positing that the firing squad provided a State law also allows religious and legal counsel for the
the clerk. more humane alternative than electrocution, if executions inmate, as well as representatives from law enforcement
A May 13 execution date has also been set for another were to continue in the GOP-dominated state. and local prosecutors.
inmate, Brad Sigmon, although a state judge is examining The measure, which Republican Gov. Henry McMaster
his legal argument that both electrocution and the firing signed into law last May, made South Carolina the fourth WHAT HAPPENS AFTERWARD?
squad are “barbaric” methods of killing. state in the country to allow use of a firing squad, accord- As is standard with all South Carolina executions, a
Only three executions in the United States have been ing to the Washington-based nonprofit Death Penalty In- physician will examine the inmate and make a death dec-
carried out by firing squad since 1976, according to the formation Center. laration. A photo released by Corrections officials shows
Washington-based nonprofit Death Penalty Information a lipped metal basin underneath the inmate chair, as well
Center. Moore’s would mark the first since Ronnie Lee HOW IS THE EXECUTION CARRIED OUT? as a rectangular box directly behind it, potentially to absorb
Gardner ’s 2010 execution by a five-person firing squad Since the bill's passage, the South Carolina Department the gunfire.
in Utah. of Corrections worked at retrofitting its existing death Immediately thereafter, the witnesses will be escorted
chamber in Columbia — where executions by lethal in- from the room and taken to the Corrections headquarters
WHEN DID THIS PROCESS BEGIN? jection and electrocution have been carried out for more building, where other media will be gathered.
South Carolina — once home to one of the busiest death than 30 years — to accommodate the needs of a firing Out of sight of the witnesses, the inmate's body is re-
chambers in the nation — has been unable to carry out any squad. moved from the chamber and taken by the Richland
execution since 2011, an involuntary pause that officials The agency spent $53,600 in state funding on ren- County Coroner's Office for an autopsy before being re-
have attributed to the state's inability to procure the trifecta ovations, including the installation of bullet-resistant glass turned to the inmate's family.
of drugs needed to carry out a lethal injection. Condemned between the death chamber and witnesses, as well as a
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On the Vine
T
he pandemic era has been a 10 years and bottled on-site at the
challenging one for the Frapin estate at 46.7%
cognac industry, not least ABV to retain its robust
because France’s best-known character, with no dilution
grape brandy has long been po- or filtration. Its producer
sitioned as a luxe liquid enjoyed describes the liquid as pos-
at celebratory moments, and sessing “inimitable round-
high-end restaurant dinners, ness,” with ripe plum and
nightlife activities, and festive apricot aromas and flavors.
get-togethers were on hold
throughout 2020 and early Monnet Cognac
2021, crimping opportunities to Sunshine Selec-
break out the cognac. Mean- tion ($33)
while, the U.S. imposed a 25% Named for a 1920s “Sun-
tariff on cognac and other Euro- shine in a glass” advertising
pean brandies during the first poster created by famed il-
quarter of 2021. (The tariff was lustrator Leonardo Cap-
implemented in January 2021, piello for Monnet, this new
and lifted in March.) bottling captures the bright
While cognac producers en- disposition of the liquid,
couraged consumers to enjoy which channels spring
cognac at home as an “afford- flowers, summer stone fruit,
able luxury,” the newest bot- and vanilla. An age range is
tlings brought to the U.S. not specified. The Monnet
market don’t really reflect that line had very limited U.S.
narrative. Many producers distribution a few years ago,
opted to put new launches but will now be available
aimed at a mainstream audience more broadly nationwide.
on the back burner, pushing roll-
outs to 2022. Hennessy
Instead, much of what has de- Master
buted recently have been small- Blender’s Selec-
batch offerings and extremely tion No. 4 ($90)
limited editions, often priced at Created by eighth-gener-
the higher end of the spectrum. ation master blender Re-
For flush collectors and con- naud Fillioux de Gironde
noisseurs, there are plenty of and released in March 2021,
special bottles to scoop up, such the fourth release in this
as Camus’s first bottling out of the long-fallow Peri- decade, this cognac is described by its producer as series represents a single-batch cognac, “never to be
gord region or Hine’s Antique XO anniversary edition having lively mandarin, tangerine, and toasted-bread replicated again,” its producer warns. The eaux-de-
containing a measure of 100-year-old eau-de-vie. aromas, with a long, lingering finish on the palate. vie assembled in this limited-edition offering, all a
In general, what’s conspicuously missing is the VS minimum of five years old, are not used in any other
and VSOP range, which represent younger and D’usse 1969 Anniversaire Lim- Hennessy blend, marking it as a distinctive selection.
usually reasonably priced expressions. Many of those ited Edition ($10,000) The liquid is bottled at 43% ABV, slightly higher than
are intended for mixing into cocktails. With bars, res- Here’s one for the bitcoin billionaires: a single most cognacs, “to highlight the precision of the blend-
taurants, and nightlife venues in various re-opening barrel of extremely rare Hors d’Age cognac, which ing,” and shows a lively mix of fresh apricot, candied
phases in the second half of 2021, perhaps that will can be used to mean the liquid is older than XO. orange peel and fruity spices, says its producer.
be the cue for cognac producers to bring more new Tasting notes for the liquid include fresh walnut and
bottles in that range to fill out back bars and liquor candied apple aromas, and flavors that include oak, HINE Antique XO 100th Anni-
store shelves. leather, and a long stewed-fruit finish. Each of the versary ($300)
Until then, these are 10 cognac bottles new to the 285 bottles in this extremely limited edition, To be clear, this isn’t a bottle that celebrates the an-
market and available now. launched May 2021, is numbered on the bottle niversary of the venerable Hine cognac house, which
topper and presented in a 12-cut crystal diamond was founded in 1763. Rather, this is a special release
Camus Return to Saint-Aulaye decanter encased in a leather box with high-end ac- as of October 2020 to mark the centennial of when
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($135) cents. The brand is partly owned by rapper-entre- Hine blended its first Antique XO bottling, in 1920.
Billed as the first cognac to come out of the very preneur and cognac connoisseur Shawn “Jay-Z” The delicate, slightly floral liquid inside is a limited-
last vineyards of Dordogne, an area also known as Carter. edition cuvee that includes a measure of 100-year-old
Perigord and recognized for its gastronomic heritage eau-de-vie, vintage 1920.
but less-known as being part of the Cognac appella- Ferrand Cognac Légendaire
tion. The backstory here is that cognac house Camus ($2,800) Jacky Navarre Cravache d’Or
worked closely with the local council of Saint-Au- While Ferrand usually is known for relatively af- ($157)
laye, a picturesque village in the heart of the Dor- fordable, mixable cognacs, this is a departure from Typically, it’s the oldest release from a producer that
dogne, to identify land where vineyards had existed that. Instead, this is a rare bottling that represents gets cognac fans excited; in this case, it’s the youngest
since the 18th century and replanted Colombard some of Ferrand’s oldest cognacs, some dating back to date released by Jacky Navarre, a fourth-generation
grapes there. Further, the brandy was aged in barrels 100 years. The blend is given a final finish in a cognac maker noted as a purist who devotes obsessive
made from local wood. The end result is a single-cru, zebra barrel, meaning several staves are progres- attention to detail. This is a 20-year-old blend, made
single-varietal expression, released as a limited sively removed from the original cask and replaced with no additives, filtration, or added water; the 45%
edition of 3,000 bottles in April 2021. by new ones. This process creates a zebra-like pat- ABV is reached through natural evaporation.
tern and adds subtle tannic notes. Its producer de-
Domaines Hine Bonneuil 2010 scribes the final product as subtly spicy and buttery, Jacky Navarre Souvenir Im-
($140) with mandarin orange and blackberry combining périal ($371)
The fourth release in Hine’s single-vintage, single- with cocoa and incense notes. First released in No- Another new bottling from cognac artisan Navarre,
estate Bonneuil collection, this is a limited edition of vember 2020 as a release of 500 bottles, each pack- this is his oldest release to date, a blend of casks dis-
18 casks (8,100) bottles selected by cellar master Eric aged in a Waltersperger crystal decanter, this is tilled between the 1950s and 1970s, with an average
Forget. As one of the few cognac houses to have its expected to become an annual release. age of 50 years, bottled in 2011 to commemorate the
own vineyard, located in the village of Bonneuil, for 200th anniversary of the Navarre distilling family,
which the collection is named, Hine intends these re- Frapin Cellar Master Edition which spans four generations. Consider this a gift for
leases to showcase the harvest of the Grande Cham- N°1 ($105) someone who appreciates mid-century culture and de-
pagne growing region. Aged in oak casks for a A single cask selected by Frapin’s Cellar Master sign.
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like a professional. He has asked nothing in return, except our friendship and
He can march until he is told to stop, or stop until he understanding.
is told to march Remember him, always, for he has earned our respect and
He obeys orders instantly and without hesitation, but admiration with his blood.
he is not without spirit or individual dignity. He is self- And now we even have women over there in danger, doing
sufficient. their part in this tradition of going to War when our nation
He has two sets of fatigues: he washes one and wears calls us to do so.
the other. He keeps his canteens full and his feet dry. As you go to bed tonight, remember this shot. . ...
He sometimes forgets to brush his teeth, but never to A short lull, a little shade and a picture of loved ones in
clean his rifle. He can cook his own meals, mend his own their helmets.
clothes, and fix his own hurts.
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are hungry, his food. He'll even split his ammunition with 'Lord, hold our troops in your
you in the midst of battle when you run low. loving hands. Protect them as they
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Huntington Beach resident was taken into custody by Fountain Valley
police last week in connection with an ongoing investigation tracking a
drug ring in Orange County.
Garrett Robert Tiebens, 20, was arrested on April 14 after the Fountain Valley
crime suppression unit executed a search warrant on his home.
The search found Tiebens to have allegedly been in possession of illegal nar-
cotics — including counterfeit pills — and firearms, authorities said. The nar-
cotics included about 10,400 “Xanax” and 840 “Percocet” pills, as well as 3.5
ounces of psilocybin, ecstasy pills and Adderall. The recovered narcotics have
a street value that exceeds $75,000, according to the release put out by the Foun-
tain Valley Police Department.
Police also said they recovered a loaded weapon — a Glock-style ghost gun
containing a high-capacity magazine — and $3,500. Tiebens is under the legal
Coca-Cola being introduced to France, Bruce Lee and his master, 1958.
1950. age to own a handgun.
According to Orange County jail records, Tiebens posted bond and was re-
leased on April 15.
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1993, Queen Elizabeth II tests a big gun.
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1956. Jaden Smith opens up about being raised by Will and Jada
Jada Pinkett Smith's Red Table Talk is back — but it doesn't address the slap
seen around the world, at least in the trailer.
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day ahead of the premiere. While many different celebrities and newsmakers
will be featured
this season, there
was surprisingly
zero mention of
the Will Smith
Oscars slap.
The assumption
is they will dis-
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Infrastructure
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I nfrastructure plays we continually invest in existing and new infrastruc- ported water from northern California and the Col-
a critical role in our ture to increase local water supplies and secure long- orado River, and recycled water from our Ground-
lives, whether we re- term water reliability. This is especially important as water Replenishment System (GWRS). OCWD
alize it or not. From roads, buildings, and freeways California faces recurring drought cycles and chal- maintains a sophisticated aquifer recharge system,
to bridges, airports, and public spaces, infrastructure lenges to water supply. that includes 27 recharge basins, to replace the water
is all around us. These assets and facilities are quite OCWD sustainably manages a groundwater basin in the groundwater basin that is pumped from wells
literally the foundation of our communities and are that provides 77% of the drinking water supply to belonging to 19 water agencies and cities we serve.
necessary to sustain economic growth. 2.5 million people in north and central Orange Relying on a diverse water supply portfolio en-
Water infrastructure often gets overlooked as it’s County. A variety of water sources are used to make sures that OCWD always has water to refill the
not always visible to the public eye, but basin—one of the county’s most valuable water
it’s vital in providing a sustainable assets. So, while we are expanding what is al-
supply of water to the homes and busi- The GWRS is undergoing a Final Expansion that, when com- ready the world’s largest water recycling project,
nesses in our communities. A talented plete in 2023, will provide 130 million gallons of drinking the GWRS, we’re also increasing stormwater
team of engineers, operators, and me- water a day, enough to serve 1 million people! capture, implementing a regional groundwater
chanics are needed to construct, operate, banking program, and exploring ocean water de-
and maintain this infrastructure which salination to increase local water supplies. Noth-
consists of pump stations, pipelines, ing is off the table; OCWD will perform its due
aqueducts, dams, water treatment facil- diligence and investigate all options.
ities, storage reservoirs, groundwater ba- We will continue to work together with the
sins, and more. water retailers we serve, like the city of Hunting-
As a national non-profit organization, ton Beach, to provide high-quality, reliable water
United for Infrastructure celebrates In- for generations to come. Whether it’s routine
frastructure Week during May 16 – 20, maintenance or the development of water supply
2022 and works to educate the public projects, you can count on OCWD and Orange
about the importance of infrastructure to County water agencies to invest in and maintain
the nation’s economy, workers, and com- our critical water infrastructure.
munities to make sure our infrastructure This Orange County Water District article was
meets the needs of every American – provided by Cathy Green, who represents Divi-
both now and for future generations. sion 6 of the District. Division 6 includes Hun-
This week emphasizes the importance of investing sure the basin has adequate supply including Santa tington Beach and parts of Fountain Valley. Contact
in our water infrastructure locally – whether we are Ana River flows, stormwater, local rainfall, im- Director Green at cgreen@ocwd.com.
developing new projects or maintaining existing in-
frastructure. Cathy Green was elected to OCWD in November 2010. She served two terms on the Huntington Beach
At the Orange County Water District (OCWD), City Council and was Mayor twice. Huntington Beach has been home to the Green Family over 41 years
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Bill Lundy, Florida's last Civil War veteran posed with a jet
fighter in 1955. Lundy was one of the last living Confederate
veterans of the American Civil War, having claimed to have
served with the 4th Alabama Infantry.
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Dear Earth- China has been the world leader in carbon dioxide their efforts to reach emissions reduction goals required
Talk: I’m con- emissions since 2006, and today they are responsible to mitigate warming.
fused: Is China’s for 25 percent of the world’s greenhouse gas emis- China’s latest announcement includes their goal to
government committed to sions. While they have shown to be prolific polluters, have emissions peak by 2030 and ultimately reach car-
fighting climate change or just making the problem the nation is also demonstrating that they are on the bon neutrality by 2060. While this goal is far from being
worse? ~ Paul J., Austin, TX cutting edge of renewable energy. China leads the globe able to reduce the impacts of warming, environmental
in solar energy production with 254,355 megawatts an- diplomats are optimistic that China will achieve these
In the wake of the global climate summit in Glas- nually, while the next closest country, the United States, goals early, citing that China achieved nine of the 15
gow, nations across the globe are not only self-reflect- produces only 75,572 megawatts. quantitative targets in its 2015 climate commitments
ing, but also expecting others to carry their weight as It is important to acknowledge that when it comes to ahead of schedule. Reducing emissions does not mean
we desperately try to keep that China will cut all of their fossil fuel use, but they
the planet from warming. can also put effort into carbon sequestration through re-
China is a common target forestation. China is getting greener at a rate faster than
for criticism when it comes any other country with some areas increasing vegetation
to emissions; the most pop- coverage by 16 percent per decade. On a global scale,
ulous country on the planet while the sheer population of the country makes their
uses fossil fuels for 87 per- pollution numbers seem much worse, they are on the
cent of its energy produc- same track as other global leaders like the United States:
tion. To exacerbate the issue, taking “green” strides, but just not fast enough.
80 percent of that fossil fuel
usage is represented by coal CONTACTS:
energy production. China is Climate Action Tracker
the world’s largest producer China, climateactiontracker.org/countries/China/
of coal, consuming more
than half of the global Why China's climate policy matters to us all
supply. bbc.com/news/world-asia-china-57483492
China’s President Xi has
responded to criticism sur- China’s climate change record
rounding the nation’s coal Beijing tends to meet its targets, but sets the bar too
production by pledging to low, theconversation.com/in-the-fight-against-cli-
phase down its coal usage China is giving the world mixed signals about its com- mate-change-china-is-doing-more-than-you-
starting in 2026 as well as halting construction on mitment to reducing carbon emissions and meeting its think-but-still-not-enough-172138.
new coal plants abroad. While they will not be ex- Paris accord promises. Credit: Sam Lim, Pexels.com.
panding coal plants to other countries, China has Earthwall® is produced by
60 new coal plants in production nationally, arguing the raw data associated with both greenhouse gas emis- Roddy Scheer and Doug Moss and is a
that they have a right to pollute as they develop their sions and renewable energy production, China’s 1.4 bil- registered trademark of
country much like Western nations did to develop their lion population (more than four times that of the U.S.) Earth Action Network Inc, a 501(c)3 non-profit.
economies. inflates those values. When broken down to the percent- SEND YOUR QUESTIONS TO:
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This tiny European nation has a population of just 600,000. The
unemployment rate is at a steady 5%. The economy of Luxem-
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POPlively
Margarita Louis-Dreyfus
If you are a fun of the actress Julia Louis – Dreyfus, then Mar-
garita’s last name should be popular to you, as the two are
cousins. After her husband’s death, she got $5.3 billion from
his will which saw her be the highest shareholder of Louis
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1. You accidentally enter your PIN on the microwave. this message.
2. You haven't played solitaire with real cards in years. 14. You are too busy to notice there was no #9 on this list.
3. You have a list of 15 phone numbers to reach your family of three. 15. You actually scrolled back up to check that there wasn't a #9 on
this list
4. You e-mail the person who works at the desk next to you.
5. Your reason for not staying in touch with friends and family is that
they don't have e-mail addresses.
6. You pull up in your own driveway and use your cell phone to see if
anyone is home to help you carry in the groceries.
8. Leaving the house without your cell phone, which you didn't even
have the first 20 or 30 (or 60) years of your life, is now a cause for panic
and you turn around to go and get it.
10. You get up in the morning and go on line before getting your coffee
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THE BILLIONAIRES CUTTING HUGE JERRY WEST DEMANDS APOLOGY,
CHECKS FOR THE 2022 MIDTERMS RETRACTION OVER HIS PORTRAYAL
IN HBO'S LAKERS TV SHOW
Yahoo Finance / BEN WERSCHKUL Associates is running for Senate in Penn-
U
kraine President warns of Russian hy- sylvania in the most expensive race in the Yahoo Sports / RYAN YOUNG
personic missiles, US Senators visit country. It's just one example of single candi- Jerry West has seen “Winning Time” on HBO, and he’s not happy.
Taiwan, and more date super PACs reshaping key races with The former Los Angeles Lakers executive officially demanded a retraction
But it comes as the United States, includ- huge sums of out-of-state money. and an apology from HBO and executive producer Adam McKay on Tues-
ing Defense The Senate group also received $2 million day, according to ESPN’s Ramona Shelburne. West called his portrayal in
The richest Americans are quickly com- from media tycoon Rupert Murdoch and $1 the show,
ing off of the sidelines as the 2022 midterm million each from Home Depot (HD) co- which is cur-
elections heat up, according to newly re- founder Ken Langone and hedge fund billion- rently airing
leased filings from the Federal Election aire Paul Singer. weekly on
Commission. House Republicans were helped by $1.5 HBO, a "a
An analysis by Yahoo Finance of the data million from the investor Charles Schwab and baseless and
running through March 31 finds that super $1.2 million from Home Depot co-founder malicious as-
Bernard Mar- sault” on his
cus among character.
others promi- His law-
SAN FRANCISCO, CA - OCTOBER 22:
nent names. yers said that
Oracle co-founder and Chairman Larry
"Winning
Ellison delivers a keynote address dur- More Re- Time falsely
ing the Oracle OpenWorld on October 22, publican do- and cruelly
2018 in San Francisco, California. The nors portrays Mr.
Oracle co-founder and Chairman kicked Other bil- West as an
off the annual Oracle OpenWorld confer- lionaires sent out-of-control, intoxicated rage-aholic," and that it "bears no resemblance
ence that runs through October 25th. big checks, to the real man.”
Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images too. "The portrayal of NBA icon and LA Lakers legend Jerry West in 'Winning
Larry Elli- Time' is fiction pretending to be fact — a deliberately false characterization
son sent $15 that has caused great distress to Jerry and his family," Skip Miller, one of
million to the West’s attorneys, told ESPN. "Contrary to the baseless portrayal in the HBO
Opportunity series, Jerry had nothing but love for and harmony with the Lakers organi-
Matters Fund, zation, and in particular owner Dr. Jerry Buss, during an era in which he
a super PAC assembled one of the greatest teams in NBA history.
associated with "Jerry West was an integral part of the Lakers and NBA's success. It is a
Sen. Tim Scott travesty that HBO has knowingly demeaned him for shock value and the pur-
(R-SC). Scott’s suit of ratings. As an act of common decency, HBO and the producers owe
support from Jerry a public apology and at the very least should retract their baseless and
Ellison, dis- defamatory portrayal of him."
closed in Feb- “Winning Time” is not a documentary, but rather a “dramatization” of
ruary, has Lakers teams during the 1980s. It’s based on the book, "Showtime: Magic,
fueled specula- Kareem, Riley, and the Los Angeles Lakers Dynasty of the 1980s" by Jeff
PACs (Political Action Committees) have re- tion of a presidential bid. Pearlman, and stars John C. Reilly and Sally Field, among others. Jerry West
ceived over 30 checks so far this year of at Another big Super PAC in elections this is played by Jason Clarke.
least $1 million each. And Blackstone CEO year is the Club for Growth Action, which has West spent three seasons leading the Lakers as a coach before moving into
Stephen Schwarzman and Oracle co-founder received nearly $18 million this election cycle the front office — where he stayed for nearly two decades.
Larry Ellison each gave eight-figure dona- from Richard Uihlein, a great-grandson of a “Instead of seeing the true Jerry West — a brilliant GM who was the ar-
tions to Republican causes. Schlitz beer co-founder. chitect of one of the great NBA dynasties — anyone who watched the show
Across the political landscape, Senate cam- Uihlein and his wife Liz have been spend- would be left with the false impression that West is incompetent, that he didn't
paigns are building up their back accounts. At ing money in GOP politics for years and have want Magic Johnson,” his attorneys said, via ESPN. “This is a fabrication.
the same time, so-called dark money groups been called “The Most Powerful Conserva- You depict Jerry as a clueless bumpkin-wearing a fishing hat to practice,
have added money into the system anony- tive Couple You’ve Never Heard Of” by The which also never hap-
mously while Donald Trump has built an New York Times. He has also sent over $7 pened- rather than a
enormous war chest of his own. But it’s super million to another Republican super PAC, dedicated and capable
PACs — which can receive unlimited dona- called Restoration PAC, in recent months. GM.
tions — that get the eye-popping checks. Meanwhile, Trump’s main super PAC, "You omit any refer-
Here are some of the biggest donations re- "Make America Great Again, Again," has ence to Jerry being one
vealed in the latest filings. raked in millions but hasn’t reported a of the most accom-
seven-figure individual donation so far in plished and well-re-
Two Republican mega-donors: Stephen 2022. Trump sits atop around $110 million garded NBA executives
Schwarzman and Ken Griffin in cash, mostly coming from smaller do- in history. Instead, you
Schwarzman, the billionaire CEO of the nors. degrade him by exag-
Blackstone Group, spent $20 million in just
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W
hen an actor plays a role, he or she does everything in their power to really
get into it, to feel as that person would feel, and to portray those feelings on
the film.
Re-Opening
Instead of jail time, he opted for hormone therapy and chemical castration. As the
final screen on the film reveals, however, after a year of therapy, he committed suicide
at 41-years old.
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Changeling (2008)
Angelina Jolie stars in this 2008 film produced by Clint Eastwood. The film tells the
strange tale of a woman named Christine Collins, who lives in California in the 1920s.
When her missing son is returned to her, she realizes that it isn’t in fact her son, but
when she tries to explain this to authorities, she is labeled as insane and locked up in a
mental hospital. The real Christine Collins rose to prominence after her story made na-
tional headlines. It was discovered during the Trial Testimony of Gordon that her son
was ultimately killed in the Wineville Chicken Coop Murders led by a man named
Gordon Stewart Northcott. He was executed in San Quentin in 1930.
The film premiered at the Cannes Film Festival in 2008, where it opened to critical
acclaim. It was nominated for several awards at the 81st Academy Awards, including
Best Capital Actress in a Leading Role for Jolie’s portrayal of Collins.
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was ultimately convicted of only one murder, they were suspected of being responsible
for 20 victims during the spree between 1947 and 1949.
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much more than one of the star’s salary alone. John Travolta also appeared in the film
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