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The lifeguard, identified on the Huntington Beach Fire She was recognized as an All-American athlete and re-
Outreach Foundation fundraising site as Elizabeth Lovat, ceived numerous athletic awards. She has been on the
was transported to a local hospital following the injury Dean’s List (4.0) in the last year, according to the founda-
where she is reported to be in stable, but serious, con- tion site.
dition. She was not actively involved in a rescue at the “Elizabeth has a passion for helping others and has
time of the incident, authorities said. learned and used her communication skills with American
“Our priority at this time is to provide support for the Sign Language to help her community, which has in turn
injured lifeguard and her family while she recovers,” Hun- shaped her career and educational goals,” the foundation
tington Beach city spokesperson Jennifer Carey said. “Out post says. “She knows what it takes to overcome life’s
of respect for the family’s privacy, no other information most challenging setbacks and persevere. Her dad taught
will be provided at this time.” her ‘not to be afraid of failure’ and her attitude has inspired
Lovat attended Huntington Beach High School, where those around her.”
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What made the moment: At his fourth
Winter Olympics, U.S. skipper John
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Curling team was up against the ropes after
a tough start to the round-robin at the 2018
Winter Olympics. But rather than falter, the
Team Shuster rose to the occasion, winning
three consecutive must-win matches to
reach the playoff, and then upsetting
Sweden in the gold medal game to take the
top prize for the first time.
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northern entrance of our nation’s first national park, Yellowstone.
@ According to the Department of Interior, the goal of the National Park Service
is, and has always been, to keep our wild places protected and unimpaired for
future generations. To that end, more than 400 areas and 84 million acres span-
ning all 50 states and several unincorporated territories of the United States,
protect America’s greatest natural treasures. With 61 of those wilderness areas
toting National Park designation, it can be tricky trying to pick which park to
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So, to help you determine which parks should be higher on your bucket list,
we ranked each park based on their overall accessibility, facilities and accom-
modations, trails and attractions, crowds, and, of course, overall ‘wow’ factor,
which we measured by photo ops and stunning scenery.
Keep in mind, it’s almost impossible to say that one is better than the next —
there’s truly something special about each one of our national parks.
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Herbert Clark Hoover (1874-1964) gave his
White House servants strict orders to hide from him
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straight from the walls.
Lisa Rudy, another victim, came
home to find her second-floor balcony
Cars Owned by door completely shattered one day. She
only left for a few hours when the
Richest Celebrities thieves struck, successfully stealing
cash, a safe box, and jewelry.
Will Numb Your Head “Knowing somebody who you don’t
know was in there and had ill intent to
Veteran comedian Jerry Seinfeld is also a shopaholic himself! In fact, be there is a horrible, horrible feeling,” Lisa Rudy’s shattered balcony door
he’s got the largest collection of Porsche cars, estimated at a total of 47 Rudy said. during a recent break-in at her Hun-
vehicles with a worth of about $28-$32 million! But guess what? Huntington Beach police tell KTLA tington Beach home.
He had 150 cars once upon a time! He sold off several of his cars. His they’re concerned over the recent uptick
precious baby and the one we think has the highest insurance quote, is in home break-ins, with the reported Tips for homeowners to prevent
the Porsche 959, which is estimated at $1.8 million! numbers now matching with pre-pan- being targeted include:
Jerry can very well afford as many Porsche units as he likes and even demic levels. Lock all windows, doors and gates
donate a car (if he’s feeling generous) because his net worth is estimated “You think of burglaries maybe hap- when leaving home
at $910 million. Where do you think he stashes away his amazing toys? pening at 2 or 3 in the morning, but Turn on all exterior and porch lights
that’s not what’s happening here,” Rudy Don’t post on social media that you are
In a $1.4-million worth garage! Well, you can’t settle for anything less not home
said. “They’re coming when we are
when you are the richest star in Hollywood! gone, maybe for an hour to dinner, or an Consider installing an alarm system
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Documentary Review,
“Arnold”
By Ben Miles bravado that has surrounded him with whom he sired four children in their
L ike Elvis, Cher and Madonna, most throughout his adult lifetime he is im- 25 year marriage, and has now been di-
T H E AT E R
of us know him by his first name, pressively candid and surprisingly self vorced since 2011.
which is also the eponymous title of the aware. Arnold Schwarzenegger is a unique
three part Netflix documentary, “Ar- With insightful interviews with the figure among American celebrities and
nold.” While being on a first name basis likes of director James Cameron and one international superstars. And this doc-
with pop culture icons is a tribute to their time nemesis Sylvester Stallone, we umentary series is an honest assessment
of the man, ad-
dressing both his
fame and his flaws.
Not only is it three
hour’s worth of tab-
loid-worthy in-
sights, it also offers
lessons in sports,
film, politics and
American history.
Though born and
raised in Austria,
and in his body-
building days re-
ferred to as the
Austrian Oak,
Schwarzenegger’s
life, however un-
likely and at times
popularity, Arnold Schwarzenegger is in glean their unvarnished admiration of controversial, is by any measure the
a solo category. A world class body the man who would come to be known American Dream incarnate.
builder (he won five Mr. Universe titles as the “Governator,” a portmanteau of
and seven Mr. Olympia titles), a major the political office he rose to and his star- What: “Arnold,” a documentary series
movie star in the 1980s, and governor of ing part in the title role of the 1984 box
California from November, 2003 till office smash hit “The Terminator.” As When: Now streaming on Netflix
January 2011, these three periods in Cameron conveys in the documentary,
Schwarzenegger’s life comprise the Schwarzenegger didn’t want to be an Ben Miles is the theater writer for the
three hour documentary of “Arnold,” actor, he wanted to be a movie star. HBLocal News. In addition to being this
each segment consisting of about an We learn of Arnold’s longtime mar- newspaper’s theater
hour’s worth of screen time. riage to Maria Shriver and its desolation writer, he teaches
Directed in a straightforward fashion due to Arnold’s affair with Mildred critical thinking
by Lesley Chilcott, the three part bio-doc Baena, the Schwarzenegger house- courses at West
has three distinct titles: Part 1, “Athlete”; keeper, which produced a son named Jo- Coast University in
Part 2, “Actor”; Part 3, “American.” seph Baena. Arnold admits to fathering Orange County.
Each segment is given abundant narra- Joseph and to the guilt and regret he still
tion by Arnold himself and with all the holds regarding his betrayal of Maria,
is amazing and another thing many people don’t brewpub is an operation that sells beer
understand all that well,” he says. “But without (and usually food) at its on-site brewing
it, life on earth probably isn’t sustainable.” facility.
Regardless of the fermentation methods
Ingredients used or the scale of brewing, the below
When it comes to beer, the whole is certainly steps are always involved, in chronologi-
greater than the sum of the rather humble parts. cal order.
It’s mostly water, plus starch, yeast and flavor- Malting: Soaking, germinating and dry-
ing agents. For any given brew, the proportions ing a grain such as barley, sorghum, wheat
of starch inputs—aka mash ingredients—com- or rye
prise the grain bill. Milling: Grinding the malted grain pre-
The vast majority of beers deploy malted bar- pares it for the mash turn
ley as its primary starch, which is barley that has Mashing: Combining and steeping the
been soaked in water to trigger germination, Jack Hendler sampling beer milled malted grain and adjuncts in hot
then dried for the brewing process. Wheat, rice, at Jack’s Abby water
oats and corn are the other common starches. Lautering: Separating the spent grains
from the wort with a mash filter
Below are the relevant terms to know. Boiling: Flavoring wort with hops and other seasoning agents in a brew ket-
Adjuncts: Additions to the primary starch, such as corn, rice or wheat tle
Barley: Cereal grain starch most commonly used to brew beer Fermenting: Adding yeast after the wort cools (so it won’t cook the live
Fermentation: In the context of brewing, metabolic process driven by yeast yeast), which converts the sugars in the malt into alcohol and carbon dioxide
to convert wort into beer Conditioning: Aging for anywhere from two weeks to several years, in a
Hops: Bitter flowers of the hop plant used to flavor and stabilize beer tank for up to eight weeks or in wood barrels for years
Grain bill: Proportion of grains in a beer, i.e., mash ingredients; basically Filtering: Removing much of the yeast and any solids (though not all beer
the beer recipe is filtered)
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for the first time. Originally introduced at
the 1966 Turin Motor Show, the Ghibli (pro-
nounced “gib-lee”) had already established
itself as a luxury, grand touring vehicle,
AUTO
crafted to transport its passengers in style.
Another upgrade to the 1969 version was
a 4.9-liter V-8, known as the Ghibli SS. Sig-
nificantly, it made it the fastest street-legal
Maserati, with top speeds of 174 mph, zip-
ping 0-60 in 6.8 seconds.
Like its fellow Maserati brethren, the tri-
dent ornament on its front fender harks
New • Used back to the statue of Neptune at the Piazza
Leased • Repairs
Maggiore of Bologna, the hometown of the
Alamy Stock Photo/photo by Motoring Picture Library six Maserati Brothers who first began
Accessories building racecars in 1926. Inside, the Ghibli
Industr y News 1969 Maserati Ghibli leather sports seats remind the driver of
the car’s legendary racing history.
"I t's the year 2000. But where are the flying
cars? I was promised flying cars! I don't see
any flying cars! Why? Why? Why?" to quote
Avery Brooks from an IBM commercial filmed
at the turn of the century.
It's the year 2023, and flying cars now seem
like an artifact from the giddy years before
crypto but after electric scooters, just as Tesla
was promising transcontinental travel in a scaled
up version of your bank drive-through's vacuum tube system. "The Stellantis and Archer teams are moving full speed ahead in ex-
But flying car projects, despite suffering a few setbacks that have for- ecution mode to ensure we meet our goal of bringing scalable manufac-
tunately not seen any kind of high-profile accident, are out of the 3D ren- turing of Archer's aircraft online in mid-2024," Stellantis CEO Carlos
dering phase and are firmly in the prototype stage. At least the ones that Tavares said this month.
have made it this far. Earlier this year Stellantis made its manufacturing base and supply
Archer Aviation is one of those that have indeed made it this far— chain available to Archer, in addition to $150 million in capital over the
thanks in part to Stellantis—and is now building a sprawling, 100-acre course of two years, giving it a crucial boost at a time when eVTOL mania
site in Covington, Georgia, aimed at high-volume eVTOL (electric ver- seems to have cooled from its 2018 heights. In fact, Stellantis had been
tical take-off and landing) craft production. The automaker has recently quietly working with Archer since 2021.
increased its stake in the eVTOL startup, ahead of a planned opening "Stellantis personnel are now embedded across almost all areas of
quite soon. Archer's operations, including manufacturing, engineering, supply chain,
quality, facilities, and human resources," the automaker said this
month. .
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EARTH'S VERY HOT WEEK EXPLAINED: WHERE WAS IT SO HOT?
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JOEL SHANNON, USA TODAY But for many people in the USA, the global headlines Earth this week
Updated July 8, 2023 at 12:37 PM likely felt disconnected from their experience this week. Data from the University of Maine’s Climate Re-
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Quick Chocolate Pudding SUSAN B. ANTHONY
Wikipedia
Susan B. Anthony was a prominent American suffragist and
archanaskitchen.com 3 tablespoons Corn Flour civil rights activist. She campaigned against slavery and for
30 min · 4 servings 2 Egg Yolks women to be given the vote. She was the co-founder of the
The Quick Chocolate Pudding 2 teaspoons Vanilla Extract Women’s Temperance movement which campaigned to tighten
Recipe creates a perfect mood for add Chocolate Shavings up laws on alcohol. She played a significant role in raising the
a special evening with friends and profile of equal rights for women and is credited with playing a
family or your valentine. A creamy Directions significant role in the passing of the nineteenth amendment (1920)
chocolate pudding brought to- 1. To begin making the Quick which gave women the vote.
gether with some milk, cornflour Chocolate Pudding Recipe, sep-
and cocoa powder to form a cus- arate the egg with yolks and whites
tard. The addition of whipp...
Ingredients
separately and keep the whites
aside as they are not required.
2. In a large saucepan, heat the
El Pepino Cocktail
500 milliliters Milk milk, sugar, cocoa powder, corn By Dylan Garret Add cucumber, jalapeño, and tequila to a
½ cup Sugar flour and egg yolks. Using a whisk El Pepino cucumber margarita cocktail in shaker. Muddle for 10 seconds until fully
⅓ cup Cocoa Powder rocks glass with a spicy salt rim, garnished pulverized. Add agave syrup and lime juice,
with three cucumber slices, on white marble then fill shaker with ice and shake for 15–
background 20 seconds until well-chilled. Double-strain
El Pepino, or “the cucumber” in Spanish, through a fine mesh strainer into Tajín-
is another riff on the classic Margarita tem- rimmed rocks glass filled with fresh ice.
plate, meaning it plays on some combina- Garnish with remaining cucumber slice.
tion of tequila, lime juice, and a sweetener
Cocktail Corner
(typically triple sec or agave nectar). Ho-
wever, the Pepino is a cocktail that has
taken on a life of its own, a riff upon which
countless professionals and home bar-
tenders have also riffed, each adding ele-
ments that aim to bring the drink beyond a
simple muddled cucumber Margarita.
Ingredients
Steps
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Even though heat was mostly in check this week in the U.S., the summer is still
expected to be unusually hot in most of the nation.
The National Weather Service's Climate Prediction Center in mid-June said al-
most the whole country was trending toward above average temperatures.
In the short-term, millions of people in the Southwest were alerted to upcoming
heat danger on Friday. This included normally broiling Phoenix, Arizona, where
next week's heat wave could be record-breaking, potentially rivaling "some of the
worst heat waves this area has ever seen," the National Weather Service said.
Temperatures are forecast to approach 118 degrees and could be even a few de-
grees hotter. "From next Tuesday through the rest of the week, temperatures across
the region may be some of the hottest we have ever seen," the weather service said.
The all-time record high temperature in Phoenix is 122 degrees.
A Sikh soldier of the British Indian Army fits
Climate and weather aren't the same a gas mask to a mule (circa 1939 – 1945).
Regardless of how hot it seemed in your neighborhood this week, that weather
tells you very little about the overall state of the climate.
Weather is what you see outside the window. Climate is what occurs in an area
over years or decades. Climate change is the difference seen in long-term trends in
air, water and ocean temperatures and longer-term weather patterns.
Global records like the ones recorded this week are exactly what climate scientists IMAGINE A
would expect in a warming world, but the real proof of climate change has been
thoroughly documented by scientists and government agencies for years.
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WITHOUT
Contributing: Doyle Rice and Dinah Voyles Pulver; The Associated Press
This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: Global heat record: Where was NEWSPAPERS...
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Is putting out birdhouses and/or bird feeders good or bad for the local ecosystem?
Dear EarthTalk: Is which can lead to an overpopulation of their species. bird feeders is good or bad for the local ecosystem de-
putting out birdhouses This can have negative consequences for the ecosystem, pends on a number of factors, such as the type of birds
and/or bird feeders good or such as competition for food and habitat with other that are being attracted, the location of the feeders, and
bad for the local ecosystem? species. the overall health of the ecosystem. If you are consid-
Mary B., Bowie, MD And while hosting a birdhouse or feeder may be fun ering putting out birdhouses or bird feeders, it’s impor-
and educational, the birds you would attract aren’t the tant to do your research and make sure that you are
While putting up a bird house or bird feeder is a great ones struggling in regard to conservation status. “The doing it in a way that is beneficial to the birds and the
way to attract birds to environment.
your property, the jury f you think you are doing Mother Nature a favor For starters, choose the right type of birdhouse for the
is out as to whether by putting up a bird feeder or bird house, think birds you want to attract, and place it in a safe and shel-
such attractions help again. Credit: Pexels.com. tered location. Also make sure it is somewhere you can
or harm local bio- access it safely as it can use regular cleanings to prevent
diversity and overall the spread of disease. And be sure to not overfeed the
ecosystem health. birds, as you don’t want to make them dependent on
On the plus side, your handouts for sustenance. Monitor the bird pop-
birdhouses provide ulation and remove any feeders if they are attracting
much-needed shelter pests or predators or causing other problems.
for birds, especially in
areas where natural CONTACTS:
nesting sites are Analysis: Do Bird Feeders Help Or Hurt Birds?
scarce. They can also allaboutbirds.org/news/analysis-do-bird-feeders-help-
help to attract birds to or-hurt-birds/
your yard, which can
be a fun and educa- To Feed or Not to Feed Wild Birds,
tional experience for fws.gov/story/feed-or-not-feed-wild-birds
children and adults
alike. Bird feeders can Bird Feeders: Good or Bad for Wild Birds and the
provide a valuable Environment?
source of food for owlcation.com/stem/Bird-Feeders-Good-or-Bad-for-
birds, especially during the winter months when natural species most in trouble are seabirds, shorebirds and Wild-Birds-and-the-Environment
food sources are scarce. This can help to boost bird pop- tropical forest dwellers,” reports Emma Greig of the
ulations and reduce the risk of starvation. Cornell Lab of Ornithology. “This means that although
However, there are also some potential downsides to feeding birds may not be harmful to the species that use Earthwall® is produced by
providing artificial nesting and feeding sites for birds. feeders the most, it also isn’t helpful to the species that Roddy Scheer and Doug Moss for the 501(c)3 nonprofit
One concern is that it can lead to overpopulation of cer- most need our help.” EarthTalk. See more at https://emagazine.com. To donate,
visit https//earthtalk.org
tain bird species. When birds have an abundance of food Another concern is that bird feeders can attract pests
and nesting sites, they can reproduce more quickly, and diseases. Birds can carry diseases that can be harm- SEND YOUR QUESTIONS TO:
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LESLIE VAN HOUTEN, FOLLOWER OF CULT LEADER
CHARLES MANSON, IS ONE BIG STEP CLOSER TO FREEDOM
Associated Press / ROBERT JABLON Institution for Women in Corona, her attorney Nancy such as how to go to the grocery and get a debit card,
LOS ANGELES (AP) — California’s governor Tetreault said. Tetreault said.
announced Friday that he won’t ask the state Su- She was recommended for parole five times since “She’s been in prison for 53 years. ... She just
preme Court to block parole for Charles Manson fol- 2016 but Newsom and former Gov. Jerry Brown re- needs to learn how to use an ATM machine, let alone
lower Leslie Van Houten, paving the way for her jected all those recommendations. a cell phone, let alone a computer,” her attorney said.
release after serving 53 years in prison for two infa- However, a state appeals court ruled in May that Van Houten and other Manson followers killed the
mous murders. Van Houten should be released, LaBiancas in their home in August 1969, smearing
In a brief statement, the gov- noting what it their blood on the walls after. Van Houten later de-
ernor’s office said it was unlikely called her “ex- scribed holding Rosemary LaBianca down with a
that the state's high court would traordinary re- pillowcase over her head as others stabbed her, be-
consider an appeal of a lower habilitative efforts, fore herself stabbing the woman more than a dozen
court ruling that Van Houten insight, remorse, times.
should be released. realistic parole “My family and I are heartbroken because we’re
Gov. Gavin Newsom is dis- plans, support once again reminded of all the years that we have not
appointed, the statement said. from family and had my father and my stepmother with us,” Cory La-
“More than 50 years after the friends” and fa- Bianca, Leno LaBianca's daughter, told The Associ-
Manson cult committed these vorable behavior ated Press in a telephone interview Friday.
brutal killings, the victims’ fam- reports while in “My children and my grandchildren never got an
ilies still feel the impact,” the prison. opportunity to get to know either of them, which has
statement said. “She’s thrilled been a huge void for my family,” said Cory La Bi-
Van Houten, now in her 70s, is and she’s over- anca, who is 75.
serving a life sentence for helping Manson and other whelmed,” Tetreault said. The LaBianca murders happened the day after
followers in the 1969 killings of Leno LaBianca, a “She’s just grateful that people are recognizing that Manson followers killed actress Sharon Tate and four
grocer in Los Angeles, and his wife, Rosemary. she’s not the same person that she was when she others. Van Houten did not participate in the Tate
Van Houten could be freed in about two weeks committed the murders,” she said. killings.
after the parole board reviews her record and pro- After she's released, Van Houten will spend about Manson died in prison in 2017 of natural causes at
cesses paperwork for her release from the California a year in a halfway house, learning basic life skills age 83 after nearly half a century behind bars.
This Parasitic 'Vampire Fish' that has Circular Rows of Teeth and Sucks
the Blood Out of its Hosts is Making a Comeback in the Great Lakes
Business Insider Wired reported. Wall Street Journal reported.
LLOYD LEE The Great Lakes Fishery Commission, along with It's unclear how much the population exactly in-
• Sea lampreys, also known as "vampire fish," are the US Fish and Wildlife Service and Fisheries and creased, but according to a 2022 report from Undark
a highly invasive species in the Great Lakes. Oceans Canada, has been responsible for managing Magazine, a nonprofit science publication, crews re-
• The parasite latches on to a host and sucks out the the population of this highly invasive species, and the sponsible for population control were only able to
blood and other vital body fluids. agencies have done so treat about 25 per-
• The pandemic interrupted population manage- with considerable This sea lamprey being cent of the target
ment of the sea lampreys across the lakes. success. shown at the Royal Ontario streams in 2020. The
A creepy, parasitic fish that thrives by sucking the The fishery com- Museums Invertebrate Zo- following year, the
ology Lab has 150 teeth
blood out of its hosts — earning the nickname "vam- mission touts on its and serrated tongue.
teams reached 75%
pire fish" — is making a comeback in the Great website that sea lam- Steve Russell/Toronto Star via of their targets, the
Lakes after the pandemic interrupted population con- prey populations have Getty Images publication reported.
trol of the species. been reduced by 90% Treatment can be
The fish, which has a circular row of teeth, a ser- "in most areas of the expensive and labo-
rated tongue, and an eel-like shape, is called the sea Great Lakes." rious, requiring the
lamprey. But between 2020 carefully-timed ap-
According to the National Oceanic and At- and 2021, the plication of pesti-
mospheric Administration, sea lampreys are native COVID-19 pandemic cides called
to the northern and western Atlantic Ocean but in- and ensuing travel re- lampricides to reduce
vaded the Great Lakes around the early 19th century strictions interrupted the population.
through the Welland Canal, which connects Lake the agencies' ability to Controlling the
Ontario and Lake Erie. go out and perform lamprey population
By the 1960s, sea lampreys reduced the annual some of the population management operations. is estimated to cost around $15 to $20 million a year,
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Lakes from about 15 million to half a million pounds, asitic fish has ticked up across the Great Lakes, The
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WHAT IS THE HEALTHIEST MEAT TO EAT? EXPERT TIPS TO COOK THE MOST
NUTRIENT-RICH PLATE -WHAT NEXT: SUBSTITUTE FOOD PILLS?
are intramuscular fat, or the fat inside of the meat rather when you cook especially meat, especially ground beef. your spouse at dinner time, maybe during the day you
than the fat on the outside of the meat. Goodson rec- If you’re looking to cut down your sodium intake, cut back on saturated fat,” Goodson says. “You’re bal-
ommends choosing a cut with less marbling, which will try instead marinating your meat in herbs like rosemary ancing out your intake over the course of the day.”
have less fat. or thyme. Goodson uses the example of a burger – with your
meat, you can also add a whole grain bun, cheese, let-
Choose at least 90% lean Cut off visible fat, either before or after tuce, tomatoes, onions and mashed avocado for a
The USDA recommends choosing meat that is at least creamy finish.
90% lean, though there may be options at the store as Portion size “You can literally get every single food group in a
high as 93% or 95% lean. “I’m a big believer that all foods can fit, but some burger,” Goodson says.
You can also hunt for beef labeled “choice” or “se- foods have to fit in smaller amounts,” Goodson says.
lect,” Goodson says, which will be lower in fat than “That might be evaluating how lean the meat is that Is red meat good for you?
meat labeled “prime.” you’re eating, it could also mean choosing a smaller Red meat has been linked to cardiovascular disease,
portion size.” but Goodson says not all red meats are alike. There’s a
Cooking techniques misconception that lean meat and red meat are the two
Goodson recommends choosing a “leaner cooking What does your plate look like? categories of meat, though there are over 30 cuts of beef
method” like grilling, roasting or broiling rather than While choosing lean meat can be one part of a healthy recognized by the USDA as lean, Goodson says.
frying. This will eliminate extra fat from oil when diet, it’s more important to look at it in the context of If your red meat is lean, the difference is slim:
you’re cooking, especially because the meat already your everyday diet. Goodson calls this the “whole plate “If you are comparing three and a half ounces of
contains fat. perspective.” chicken to three and a half ounces of lean beef, the dif-
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You’ll want to make sure to drain the fat from the pain “If you decide you’re going to share a ribeye with ference is only like 1.5 grams of fat,” Goodson says.
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Harvey Milk was the first openly gay politician in California’s history. Milk didn’t get in-
volved in politics, nor reveal his orientation until he was 40-years old. Actor Sean Penn dove
into the portrayal of Milk and his quest to transform his area into a haven for LGBT folks
during the 70s. The politician initially opened a camera shop in the Castro District before
going into politics. In 1977 he became the nation's first openly gay in public office.
In the 2008 film, he’s played by Sean Penn, who the Academy Award for Best Actor for
his performance. Josh Brolin plays Milk’s predecessor in office, Dan White, who ultimately
winds up murdering the activist, motivated by his hatred for those with different sexual pref-
32 erences. The film was made with a modest $1 million budget and received a number of
awards and nominations, including a whopping 8 Oscars.
The Most Valuable Celebrities We
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e’ve all heard the stories about someone stumbling upon a valuable comic or knick- Chris Shackleton
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knack in a Salvation Army, or the family who moves into a new house only to find e all know famous families such as the Karda-
a wine cellar below the floorboards worth a fortune. shians and the Baldwins, but what about the celeb
Anything from baseball cards or vintage Coca Cola cans to stuffed toys or even ticket stubs relations who don’t flaunt their lineages? As it
from legendary concerts, could be the items worth millions. You never know what items are turns out, the world of showbiz is pretty small, and there are
lurking in your basement or your local thrift store that could be worth big bucks to a collector. plenty of family connections that have managed to stay under
Read on to discover a list of some of the most valuable collectible items of all time. You the radar. That’s right: you won't believe how connected fa-
never know, it might be time to bring out the stepladder and venture into the attic. You could mous people really are these days...
have been sitting on a dusty goldmine for decades, blissfully unaware.
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