The Local News, May 01, 2019

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85% of OC Voters
ito Ortiz is coming out of retirement
Support a Desalination Plant and will fight MMA this year ... we
know, deja vu all over again.
TMZ Sports saw Tito -- who last retired
in Huntington Beach days after dominating Chuck Liddell in
November (a fight he came out of retire-
Eighty-four percent also express concern about water shortages in
ment for) -- at LAX earlier this week ... and
we asked him about Conor McGregor
Southern California, with more than two in five noting they would hanging up his gloves.
consider moving out of Orange County if the issue continued to persist
That's when Tito dropped some retire-
ment news of his own ... as in, he's comin'
back.
Larissa Olsen unrelenting effects of climate change.” "I'll probably fight in October," Ortiz
HUNTINGTON BEACH, Calif., April 22, 2019 told us.
(GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Poseidon Water today released "After I fought Chuck last year, I thought
the findings of “Assessing Perceptions and Impact of Wakefield Research findings also show that Orange
OC Water Infrastructure
it was gonna be my last one. But, my
Water Supply Resources,” a survey examining 1,000 reg- County voters who feel there are body's intact, everything's fast, every-
2019 Taste
istered Orange County voters’ perceptions and attitudes multiple benefits to having a de- thing's great. Sparring's been good.
about water supply, conducted by Wakefield Research. The salination plant believe a reliable Training's been great. So, let's do one for
of HB Winner
survey found that the vast majority of Orange County vot- water source is the most impor- fun."
ers (84%) are concerned about water shortages in Southern tant (57%) goal to achieve in So, who's The Huntington Beach Bad
California and more than two in five (46%) say they would planning for Orange County’s
consider moving if the issue continues to persist. In fact, water infrastructure. see pg 22 Boy fighting?
Tito couldn't say 'cause the deal ain't
when asked what comes to mind as the most important 89% believe state and federal official, yet ... but we're told it could be
issue for Orange County, water shortages were second only lawmakers are less effective at signed, sealed and delivered within days.
to homelessness. handling their county’s water supply issues than local law-
H.B. Businessman
makers
34% cite independence from state and federal govern-
California
When it comes to solutions, 88% of respondents have a ments as a top benefit of having a desalination plant in the
Solutions-Oriented Approach
somewhat favorable to extremely favorable opinion of sea- county
Small Business
water desalination and 85% support a desalination plant 84% believe reducing reliance on imported water should
Person of the Year

being built in Huntington Beach specifically. Many voters be one of the top priorities for Orange County
believe Orange County would benefit in multiple ways 88% of Orange County voters are willing to pay more
from a seawater de- for a drought-proof
salination plant, pri- water resource
marily by having a “At Poseidon, we
reliable water value the percep-
source, regardless tions, attitudes and
of drought (70%) opinions of Orange
and reduced de- County residents, as
pendence on im- they will be the
ported water (63%). ones served by the
“The data con- Huntington Beach
firms what I’ve long project in the years
believed to be true – to come,” said Scott
OC voters want to Maloni, vice presi-
reduce our depend- dent, Poseidon
ence on imported Water. “We believe
water and create a deeply in partnering
climate change-re- with the community
silient water supply,” said Mike Posey, former Huntington and it’s validating to see data affirming that county resi-
Beach mayor and current city council member. “The Hunt- dents are overwhelmingly supportive of a desalination fa-
ington Beach Desalination Project is an opportunity for cility in Huntington Beach.”
Orange County to meet growing demands and provide res- “After surveying and analyzing a large sample size
J
idents with a sustainable, carbon neutral, water supply for across the county, the quantitative data was clear – the
generations to come.” overwhelming majority of Orange County voters are not eff Perry, president of All Industrial Tool
According to Orange County Water District Director only concerned about water shortages but believe reducing Supply in Huntington Beach, won the
Cathy Green, “The proposed Huntington Beach Desalina- reliance on imported water should be one of the top prior- U.S. Small Business Administration's 2019
tion Project is the single largest source of new, local drink- ities for the county,” said Paul Bragan, senior partner, California Small Business Person of the
ing water supply available to Orange County. Desalination Year award. (Courtesy of U.S. Small Busi-
is a cost-competitive, regional insurance policy against the Continued on pg 12 ness Administration)
Lincoln Logs
are named after Abraham
Lincoln and the log cabin
where he was born.
John Lloyd Wright,
son of famous architect
Francis Lloyd Wright,
invented them.
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The Weak That Was

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INSPIRATION
America: Home of the Free because of the Brave
Try to be a rainbow in
someone else’s cloud
- Maya Angelou Dave Garofalo
DEFINITION
Publisher
OF “OLD”
The Origin of “Old Saying”
E arly aircraft throttles had a ball on the end of
it, in order to go full throttle the pilot had to
push the throttle all the way forward into the wall
D uring WWII, U.S. Airplanes were armed with belts
of ammo, which they would shoot during dogfights
and on strafing runs. These belts were folded into the
Know how to prevent sagging?
Just eat till the wrinkles fill out.
of the instrument panel. Hence "balls to the wall" wing compartments that fed their machine guns. These
for going very fast. And now you know the rest of belts measure 27 feet and contained hundreds of car- It's scary when you start making
the story tridges. Often times, the pilots would return from their the same noises
missions having expended all of their bullets on various As your coffee maker.
targets They would say, "I gave them the whole nine
yards," meaning they used up all of their ammunition. These days about half the stuff
In my shopping cart says,
'For fast relief.'
D id you know the saying "God willing and the

creek don't rise" was in reference to the
Creek Indians and not a body of
water? It was written by
Benjamin Hawkins
in the late 18th
e e k n s
century. He was
a politician and
Indian diplomat. Cr ndia
While in the South,
Hawkins was re- I In George Washington's days, there were no cameras. One's image was
Sports
either sculpted or painted. Some paintings of George Washington him
quested by the standing behind a desk with one arm behind his back while others showed
President to return to both legs and both arms. Prices charged by painters were not based on
Washington. In his response, he how many people were to be painted, but by how many limbs were to be
was said to write, "God willing painted.
PAST
and the Creek don't rise." Be- Arms and legs are 'limbs,' therefore painting them would cost the buyer
from the
Pictures cause he capitalized the word
"Creek" he was referring to the
more. Hence the expression, 'Okay, but it'll cost you an arm and a leg.'
(Artists know hands
Creek Indian tribe and not a and arms are more dif-
body of water. ficult to paint.)
These crazy, ridiculous, and

almost unbelievable statistics will
STRANGE FACTS ABOUT THE U.S. make you question everything
Hornung stopped by Ordell Beaase,

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Lesson 1 Coladas and the love of my life.'

A man is getting into the shower Puff! He's gone.
just as his wife is finishing up her 'OK, you're up,' the Genie says to
shower, when the doorbell rings. the manager.
The wife quickly wraps herself in The manager says, 'I want those
a towel and runs downstairs. two back in the office after lunch.'
When she opens the door, there Moral of the story:
stands Bob, the next-door neighbor. Always let your boss have the first
Before she says a word, Bob says, 'I'll say.
give you $800 to drop that towel.'
Lesson 4
Margarita’s By The Liter
After thinking for a moment, the
woman drops her towel and stands An eagle was sitting on a tree rest-
naked in front of Bob, after a few ing, doing nothing.
Full Bar & Cocktails seconds, Bob hands her $800 and
leaves.
A small rabbit saw the eagle and
asked him, 'Can I also sit like you
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and do nothing?'
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your shareholders in time, you may
be in a position to prevent avoidable A turkey was chatting with a bull.
318 Main Street•Downtown HB exposure. 'I would love to be able to get to the
top of that tree' sighed the turkey, 'but
Lesson 2 I haven't got the energy.'
'Well, why don't you nibble on
714.960.9696 A priest offered a Nun a lift.
She got in and crossed her legs, some of my droppings?' replied the
forcing her gown to reveal a leg. bull. ‘They're packed with nutrients.'
The priest nearly had an accident. The turkey pecked at a lump of
After controlling the car, he stealth- dung, and found it actually gave him
ily slid his hand up her leg. enough strength to reach the lowest
The nun said, 'Father, remember branch of the tree.
Psalm 129?' The next day, after eating some
The priest removed his hand. But, more dung, he reached the second
changing gears, he let his hand slide branch.
up her leg again. Finally after a fourth night, the
The nun once again said, 'Father, turkey was proudly perched at the
remember Psalm 129?' top of the tree.
The priest apologized 'Sorry sister He was promptly spotted by a
but the flesh is weak.' farmer, who shot him out of the tree.
Arriving at the convent, the nun Moral of the story:
sighed heavily Bull Shit might get you to the top,
and went on her way. but it won't keep you there…
On his arrival at the church, the
priest rushed to look up Psalm 129. Lesson 6
It said, 'Go forth and seek, further up, A little bird was flying south for the
you will find glory.' winter. It was so cold the bird froze
Moral of the story: and fell to the ground into a large
If you are not well informed in field.
your job, you might miss a great op- While he was lying there, a cow
portunity. came by and dropped some dung on
him.
Lesson 3 As the frozen bird lay there in the

A sales rep, an adminis- pile of cow dung, he began to real-
tration clerk, and the man- ize how warm he was. The dung
ager are walking to was actually thawing him out!
lunch when they find He lay there all warm and
an antique oil lamp. happy, and soon began to
They rub it and a sing for joy. A passing cat
Genie comes out. heard the bird singing
The Genie and came to investi-
says, 'I'll give gate.
each of you Following the
just one sound, the cat dis-
wish.' covered the bird
'Me first! under the pile of
Me first!' says cow dung, and
the admin clerk. 'I want to be in the promptly dug him out and ate him.
Bahamas , driving a speedboat, with- Moral of the story:
out a care in the world.' (1) Not everyone who shits on you
Puff! She's gone… is your enemy.
'Me next! Me next!' says the sales (2) Not everyone who gets you out
rep. 'I want to be in Hawaii, relaxing of shit is you friend...
on the beach with my personal (3) And when you're in deep shit,
6 masseuse, an endless supply of Pina it's best to keep your mouth shut!
HB’s Rocket Lab
By Mike Wall The other part of that vision cen-
Rocket Lab isn't content to just ters on the 57-foot-tall (17 meters)
build launch vehicles anymore. Electron, a two-stage, expendable
The California-based startup, rocket that can loft about 500 lbs.
which lofts small spacecraft to orbit (227 kilograms) to orbit on each $5
with a rocket called Electron, just million liftoff.
unveiled an in-house satellite plat- Electron has flown four satellite-
form designed to host customer lofting missions to date, all of them
payloads. successful. The most recent liftoff,
The idea behind this satellite line, which orbited the R3D2 experimen-
known as Photon, is to provide end- tal satellite for the United States
to-end spaceflight services, allow- Defense Advanced Research Proj-
ects Agency
(DARPA), oc-
curred late last
month.
The company
aims to ramp up
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Electron's flight
cadence soon. If all
goes according to
plan, Rocket Lab
will launch about a
dozen Electron
missions in 2019,
Beck has said.
(The next liftoff, a
mission for the
U.S. Air Force, is
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satellite is an evo-
lution of the Elec-
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sentatives said. The project was representatives said. The satellite
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hardware is a significant barrier to Photon is scheduled to launch late
achieving this," Rocket Lab CEO this year, from the company's New
Peter Beck said in a statement. Zealand pad. Customer missions
"As the turnkey solution for com- should follow in 2020, Rocket Lab
plete small-satellite missions, representatives said.
Rocket Lab brings space within When the Photon line is up and
easy reach," Beck added. "We en- running, the time from order to
able our customers to focus on their launch will be as little as four

payload and mission. We look after months, company representatives
the rest." added.
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ENTERTAINMENT
Most Popular Names
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People and Their Issues - Our Business...
Decade by Decade
THE LOCAL NEWS is published on the 1st and 15th. aby names come in trends. Honorable mention: John/James stayed fairly consistent with those in
What’s popular today may be the previous years, while girls got to
THE LOCAL NEWS serves the residents/business men out of fashion tomorrow. And • Girls experience a little more variety. It’s
while the most popular baby names First place: Mary hard to pinpoint why boy names seem
and women of Huntington Beach, Fountain Valley and have changed over the years, some of Runner-up: Susan to progress more slowly than girls’,
the classics have held their top spots Honorable mention: Linda but regardless, this decade saw a
h 1960s h
Westminster, California with entertaining, informative for a surprising number of years. swath of diversity in new baby
Let’s review some of the most popu- names:
lar baby names by the decades, from The 1960s were a period of
• Boys
and objective looks at ourselves, neighbors and the
data provided by the Social Security growth—both economically and cul-
Administration. turally. Many readers will be well-ac- First place: Michael
world as issues are debated, people interact socially and
h 1920s h
quainted with the civil rights Runner-up: Christopher
advancements made throughout the Honorable mention: Matthew
politically and events take place locally. We also believe
There are few people left who re- decade, and while many people of the
member the decade defined by the af- time were getting more adventurous • Girls
that we should have fun and thank volunteers!
Award Winning Staff termath of World War I and the Wall in their personal lives, the decade’s First place: Jessica/Emily
Street Crash of 1929, but those born most popular baby names remained Runner-up: Ashley
in this watershed era will remember pretty standard: Honorable mention:
Rex Gerlach &
these baby names as the most com- Ashley/Emily/Brittany
• Boys
Jim Horton (Emeritus)
h 2000s h
Internet Services: mon among their peers:
First place: Michael
• Boys Runner-up: David The new millennium was a time of
1st Page Exposure
Sales: Account Manager: First place: John Honorable mention: James hope; personal computing was ex-
Runner-up: William ploding in popularity, and people
Honorable mention: James • Girls around the world were hungry to see
Kevin Garofalo
Marketing Coordinator First place: Lisa what the new era would bring. This
& City Editor: • Girls Runner-up: Mary was reflected somewhat in our nam-
First place: Mary Honorable mention: Susan ing culture, in which longstanding fa-
Runner-up: Dorothy
Nancy Gray
Graphic Design: Honorable mention: Helen
h 1930s h
1970s
Stacy Nunley
Photography & Freelance: The 1930s were a tough time. The
decade began right after the Wall
Street crash that sparked the Great
Chris MacDonald
Contributors: Depression, and right as the country
reached the highest period of unem-
ployment it had seen in decades, the
Chris Epting, Cathy Green, Moe Kanoudi,
country was rocked by the Dust
Jordan Kobritz, City of HB PIO
All inquiries for Advertising and Editorial call (714) Bowl. Regardless, the country en-
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dured, with its newest residents
often receiving the following
limited to in kind cost of actual newspaper space occupied names:
by the error. Letters-to-the-Editor policies include: • Boys
address letters to Editor at address below. Include your First place: Robert
name, daytime phone number, occupation or company Runner-up: James
affiliation, group or organization membership, should Honorable mention: John Credit: michelangeloop / Shutterstock.com
those issues be appropriate. THE LOCAL NEWS • Girls
h 1970s h
vorites like Jessica and Christopher
reserves the right to print all or part, editing for brevity First place: Mary fell by the wayside in favor of newer
or language. Reproduction in whole or part is strictly Runner-up: Betty Finally, in the 1970s, we get to see contenders:
prohibited without written permission. Subscriptions are
Honorable mention: Barbara some variety in baby names. While
• Boys
h 1940s h
the nation was rocked by the Vietnam
$35 per year, $19 for 6 months and $12 for 3 months. War and the Watergate scandal, par- First place: Jacob
Substantial copies of The Local News are direct-mailed to Another tough era for the U.S., the ents were electing to go a different Runner-up: Michael
residents and businesses in our circulation area. Subscrip- 1940s were characterized in their ear-
liest years by World War II and re-
way with their kids’ names. Chief
among these new ones are Jennifer
Honorable mention: Joshua
tion sales are a major part of our business approach. couping the losses suffered during the and Christopher—two names that • Girls
Home delivery is augmented by direct mail to specific Great Depression. While things began would see a burst in popularity over First place: Emily
local residents, business and officials. We encourage your to turn around during the latter half of
the decade, it’s clear that the country
the coming years. Runner-up: Emma
Honorable mention: Madison
support and participation. Seal Beach, Rossmoor, • Boys
h 2010-2017 h
was still in the grip of some of the
Los Alamitos, Surfside & Sunset Beach have Market toughest times it had ever experi- First place: Michael
Coverage with bulk distribution in Belmont Shores, enced. Maybe to cling to some sem-
blance of comfort and familiarity,
Runner-up: Jason
Honorable mention: Christopher
We’re still working our way
through this era, and the Social Secu-
Naples & Cypress. Address correspondence to
many of the previous decade’s names rity Administration has only released
remained popular in this era: • Girls name data up to 2017. Regardless, it’s
First place: Jennifer clear that parents are getting more ex-
• Boys Runner-up: Amy perimental with their names, with
First place: James Honorable mention: Michelle new options like Olivia, Noah, and
h 1980s h
630 Main Street
Runner-up: Robert Liam entering the picture:
Honorable mention: John
• Boys
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The most popular names in the
• Girls
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1980s were quite similar to those in First place: Noah
First place: Mary the previous decade, with a few no- Runner-up: Liam
Runner-up: Barbara table exceptions. While boys’ names Honorable mention: William
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Honorable mention: Patricia stayed fairly consistent, we began to
• Girls
h 1950s h
see more variety in girls’ names, with
several contenders clamoring for the First place: Emma
Dave Garofalo
While the 1950s also gave us some top spot: Runner-up: Olivia
Publisher / Owner
difficult times—such as the start of Honorable mention:
the Korean War—it was also a time • Boys Emma/Sophia/Ava
of great economic growth throughout First place: Michael
the country. In a post-WWII world, Runner-up: Christopher The Most Popular Baby Names
people were hungry for good news, Honorable mention: Matthew It’s hard to say exactly why some
Newspaper Print Policy: The Local News is a bi-
monthly print publication. Generally we try to publish on
and while the brightening future baby names remain fashionable for
• Girls
the 1st & 15th of each month. We go to press on the
didn’t do much to change our prefer- decades and others fall by the way-
2nd and 4th Thursday with a delivery date of the follow-
ence for baby names, we began to see First place: Jennifer/Jessica side. There are lots of cultural and so-
ing each Friday. The only exceptions are those months
a bit more variety: Runner-up: Ashley cial factors at play, and answers aren’t
with 5 weeks. We distribute a 12 month production
schedule each January showing exact dates for news
Honorable mention: Amanda easy to come by. But however you
• Boys
h 1990s h
and ads, print dates and distribution dates. Please see
look at it, it’s clear that our preference
Annual Production Schedule for Specific Days.
First place: Michael for some baby names endures over

www.SurfersVillage.com Runner-up: James Again, boys’ names in the 1990s the years.
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Chris MacDonald
On the road in Surf City
The Local News
By Chris MacDonald, Writer/Photographer,
Marina Senior
HB Ambassador/The Local News Columnist
Honored With
Bob Gibbons
Inspirational Award
M
When you think you’ve
arina High School Senior Josh Heywood.
seen it all Hessel was honored with The
Bob Gibbons Inspirational
"Bob Gibbons lived by the values of
Kiwanis. He was dedicated to providing
Award & Scholarship for his Essay on community service," said fellow member
helping others. "I'm humbled and grateful Mike Grumet. "He attended Kiwanis
to receive this special award, named for meetings even when his body and health
were fragile. He mentored Kiwanis youth
and adults alike. Bob never sought to ben-
efit from his giving and never complained
about pain and loss of vision. He re-
Top: Bob Gibbons at a former HB

4th of July Parade; Middle: Kiwa-
nis Club Members Mike Grumet,
Debbie Briscoe, Bob Gibbons In-
spirational Award Winner Josh
Hessel and Nancy Gibbons; Bot-
tom: Kiwanis Key Club Advisers,
Students and Essay Contest Win-
ner Josh Hessel.
mained steadfast with a remarkable posi-
tive and cheerful disposition. Bob
Gibbons walked the walk of a true spiri-
tual man."
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"Presenting the Bob Gibbons Inspira-
tional Award to Josh (and future recipi-
ents) is a way for Kiwanis of Huntington
Beach to honor this jewel of a man and to
remind its members to aspire to greater
heights in serving needy and deserving
youth one child at a time."
Bob Gibbons wife, Nancy, was on hand
to help present the award along with Bob's
daughter, Lynn Seeden and her husband,
Curt Seeden.
"Bob was a man of Faith, who loved his
family and gave so much to help
underprivileged children and mentor
youth through church and Kiwanis," said
his son-in-law. "One of his most inspira-
tional speeches was about the time he vis-
ited a home for disabled kids. Bob pushed
a small boy in a wheelchair and helped put
a book in the lad's backpack. The child
asked Bob to take his only marble from
the sack on the side of the wheelchair as a

Thank You for helping him."
"This moved Bob so much that he
started handing out small packages with a
single marble in them, as a way of encour-
aging others to help those less fortunate."
At the awards ceremony, Lynn, Curt
and Nancy passed out packages with a
such an incredible man, who helped his marble and Bob's signed poem: "I carry a
community," said Hessel, who is entering marble in my pocket, a simple reminder
UCLA this Fall. to me of the fact that I can help others, no
The late Bob Gibbons, former Kiwanis matter what I may be. This marble is not
District Governor for California-Nevada- magic, nor is it a good luck charm...It's
Hawaii, was a longtime resident of Hunt- simply an understanding between my God
ington Harbour and active for decades in and me. When I put my hand in my
the HB & Fountain Valley Kiwanis Clubs. pocket to bring out a key, the marble is
The World War II Army Air Corps and there to remind of the need others have of
Korean War Air Force Veteran was an in- me. It reminds me, too, to be thankful for
spiration to all who knew him. blessings day by day.... So I carry a marble
"HB Kiwanians Mike Grumet and in my pocket, reminding only me, indeed;
Debbie Briscoe wanted to make sure Bob to show God's love to others, by helping
Gibbon's wonderful ability to inspire a those in need."
love of service in others was perpetuated This was a very special meeting and it
through an annual scholarship to a deserv- shows the value of how High School Stu-
ing high school senior, who had helped dents can further themselves in Kiwanis
serve his or her community through a Ki- Key Clubs.
wanis-sponsored youth program like Key (The columnist is a former Program
10 Club," explained Kiwanis Historian Mike Chair of HB Kiwanis)
The information contained in this column does not necessarily
reflect the opinion of The Local News.
THE Local NEWS Community

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Cities Where It’s Easiest to Buy a House for Less Than $100K
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By Samuel Stebbins January 3, 2019 7:22 pm EDT • 5-year pop. change: -0.2% • Median household income: $35,808
omeownership is, for many, the realization of the • 5-year pop. change: -2.8%
American dream. However, the sale price of the 15. Evansville, Indiana
typical American home has climbed substan- • Median home value: $89,700 5. Buffalo, New York
tially in recent years — from about $214,000 in 2009 to • Homes worth less than $100,000: 59.5% • Median home value: $77,800
nearly $316,000 in mid-2018. While increasing home • Median home size: 5.0 rooms • Homes worth less than $100,000: 61.6%
values may discourage some potential buyers, owning a • Median household income: $36,956 • Median home size: 5.6 rooms
home does not have to break the bank — even in many • 5-year pop. change: +0.5% • Median household income: $34,268
urban markets, which are traditionally more expensive. • 5-year pop. change: -0.9%
In every U.S. city, including some of the most expen- 14. Kansas City, Kansas
sive, like New York City and San Francisco, there are • Median home value: $89,500 4. Lansing, Michigan
homes valued at less than $100,000. However, in these • Homes worth less than $100,000: 57.7% • Median home value: $77,100
cities and others like them, low property values are the • Median home size: 5.3 rooms • Homes worth less than $100,000: 71.1%
exception and not the rule. For those willing to live in • Median household income: $41,671 • Median home size: 5.2 rooms
smaller, less prominent cities, low-cost homes are • 5-year pop. change: +3.7% • Median household income: $38,642
widely available. • 5-year pop. change: +0.6%
24/7 Wall St. reviewed median home value data from 13. Rockford, Illinois
the U.S. Census Bureau to identify the cities where it’s • Median home value: $89,500 3. Cleveland, Ohio
easiest to buy a house for less than $100,000. We only • Homes worth less than $100,000: 57.6% • Median home value: $67,600
ranked cities with populations of at least 100,000 where • Median home size: 5.4 rooms • Homes worth less than $100,000: 76.5%
the majority of homes are worth less than $100,000. • Median household income: $41,991 • Median home size: 5.2 rooms
The cities on this list are largely concentrated in the • 5-year pop. change: -2.8% • Median household income: $27,854
Midwest and upstate New York and have had slower • 5-year pop. change: -2.3%
than typical population growth in recent years. Many 12. Jackson, Mississippi
cities on this list, including Cleveland, Detroit, and Buf- • Median home value: $88,700 2. Dayton, Ohio
falo, New York, have had declining populations for • Homes worth less than $100,000: 57.8% • Median home value: $66,500
decades. • Median home size: 5.3 rooms • Homes worth less than $100,000: 78.0%
In addition to reduced demand for housing precipi- • Median household income: $35,308 • Median home size: 5.3 rooms
tated by falling populations, low incomes also partially • 5-year pop. change: -2.3% • Median household income: $30,128
explain low housing costs in these cities. In each of the • 5-year pop. change: -1.2%
20 cities on this list, the typical household earns over 11. Birmingham, Alabama
$12,000 less than the $57,652 national median income. • Median home value: $86,900 1. Detroit, Michigan
Still, even taking lower incomes into account, housing • Homes worth less than $100,000: 58.1% • Median home value: $42,800
in these cities is more affordable than it is nationwide • Median home size: 5.2 rooms • Homes worth less than $100,000: 85.0%
on average. • Median household income: $33,770 • Median home size: 5.6 rooms
• 5-year pop. change: -0.4% • Median household income: $27,838
20. Augusta-Richmond County, Georgia • 5-year pop. change: -5.8%
• Median home value: $99,900 10. Brownsville, Texas
• Homes worth less than $100,000: 50.1% • Median home value: $85,900
• Median home size: 5.6 rooms • Homes worth less than $100,000: 60.3%
• Median household income: $39,258 • Median home size: 5.0 rooms
• 5-year pop. change: +0.6% • Median household income: $35,636
• 5-year pop. change: +3.9%

19. Beaumont, Texas
• Median home value: $99,800 9. South Bend, Indiana
• 5-year pop. change: +0.6%
18. Wichita Falls, Texas
• Median home value: $96,700 8. Akron, Ohio
• 5-year pop. change: -0.9%
17. Memphis, Tennessee Methodology
• Median home value: $94,200 7. Rochester, New York To identify the cities where it’s easiest to buy a house
• Homes worth less than $100,000: 53.4% • Median home value: $79,400 for less than $100,000, 24/7 Wall St. reviewed the me-
• Median home size: 5.2 rooms • Homes worth less than $100,000: 66.2% dian home value in all census designated places, cities,
• Median household income: $38,230 • Median home size: 5.2 rooms and towns, with at least 100,000 residents. We only
• 5-year pop. change: +0.6% • Median household income: $32,347 ranked areas with median home values below $100,000.
• 5-year pop. change: -0.7% Median home value, total share of homes worth less than
16. Syracuse, New York $100,000, median home size by room count, and median
• Median home value: $91,100 6. Toledo, Ohio household income all came from the U.S. Census Bu-
• Homes worth less than $100,000: 58.6% • Median home value: $78,600 reau’s 2017 American Community Survey and are five-
• Median home size: 5.3 rooms • Homes worth less than $100,000: 66.5% year estimates. Population change was calculated using
• Median household income: $34,716 • Median home size: 5.5 rooms ACS data. 11
Five Stunning Geological Wonders
You Need to See in Person

Incredible geological features have formed on this planet as result of water current, natural Credit: Wisanu Boonrawd/Shutterstock
erosion, volcanic eruptions and meteor crashes. If you’re curious about some of the most
striking ones, here’s a look at five stunning geological wonders you need to experience in
person.
The Blue Hole, Belize

This top dive site in Belize is nearly 1,000 feet across and just over 400 feet deep. Its for-
mation can be traced back to the karstification of limestone. During the last ice age, sudden
rising seawaters flooded the cavern, submerging its near perfect sphere. It gained popularity
timately displaying shades of red, orange, yellow and blue.
Pamukkale, Turkey
Located in Western Turkey, Pamukkale is renowned for its travertine terraces and thermal
hot springs. The travertine is formed from calcium carbonate sediment that builds up and de-
posits in the hot springs water. When the calcium dioxide degasses, the gorgeous terraces
with flowing water is what’s left. Pamukkale became a UNESCO World Heritage Site in
1988. Combine your visit to Pamukkale with Hierapolis, which is a Greek-Roman spa city.
Credit: Globe Guide Media Inc/Shutterstock
in the diving community thanks to Jacques Cousteau, who came to explore Belize and what
lies below the Blue Hole. It’s also part of the Belize Barrier Reef System, which is a UNESCO
World Heritage Site.
Today, scuba divers flock to the Blue Hole to explore the massive stalagmites and stalactites.
If you’re not a diver, you can still experience the beauty of the Blue Hole by booking a tour
through either Tropic Air or Maya Island Air. For a really unique experience, you can even
take a helicopter over the Blue Hole.
Antelope Canyon, Arizona, United States

Located in Arizona, Antelope Canyon is one of the most beautiful canyons you can visit in
the world. Its Navajo name is Tsé bighánílíní, which means "the place where water runs
Credit: Barcin/iStock
Chocolate Hills, Philippines

Located in the Philippines, there are over 1,200 “Chocolate Hills," geological features that
get their name from the brown color they turn during dry season. They are rather unique in
appearance, and when you see them from the viewing deck, it seems like they never end. The
creation of these hills has baffled many geologists who are unsure of how they formed.
One of the commonly accepted theories is that marine limestone that sits on top of hardened
clay weathered away for thousands of years, forming the tasty-sounding hills. The Chocolate
Hills were added as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2006. For some of the best views,
head to Carmen and Sagbayan, both of which have resorts with viewing platforms.
Credit: Left_Coast_Photographer/iStock
through rocks." This slot canyon was created by rock erosion and flash floods from above.
The speeding water and sand helped carve out and smooth the edges of this canyon, creating
the wider areas seen today.
Antelope Canyon sits on Navajo land, and as such, you can only visit in guided tours, which
are limited per day. If you want the more private tour for photographers, you’ll want to book
as far ahead as possible, as they do sell out daily.
Grand Prismatic Spring, Wyoming, United States

If it’s a rainbow of colors you are after, the Grand Prismatic Spring in Wyoming is hard to
beat. The largest hot spring in the United States, Grand Prismatic Spring is known for its eye-
catching colors, a rainbow courtesy of the microbial mats around the edges of the water. The
chlorophyll to carotenoid ratio of those mats results in the different colors you see above, ul-
Credit: RastoS/Shutterstock
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sist. That stat is telling as to how important the issue is tained if interviews had been conducted with all persons Poseidon Water is a private company that partners
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Huntington Beach
car dealership gives
big to local youth
McKenna Subaru raises $26,600

for Huntington Valley
Boys and Girls Club
Huntington Beach, C.A., April 26, 2019– On Wednesday, April 24th,
McKenna Subaru of Huntington Beach handed over a ceremonial check
to Huntington Valley’s Boys and Girls Club CEO Tanya Hoxsie at the
McKenna Subaru dealership. The dealership raised $26,600 for the Hunt-
ington Valley youth center.
Through Subaru’s national, annual Share the Love Event, $140 million
has been donated over the last 11 years to local hometown charities. Dur-
ing this event, a dedicated portion of all cars sold during the event’s run
are set aside into a donation fund. This is the second year in a row
McKenna Subaru has chosen the Boys and Girls Club of Huntington Val-
ley as its hometown recipient for this donation.
“It’s a great day when we can turn over a big check to an organization
who supports our kids in the community.” said Subaru dealership owner
and McKenna Cars CEO Danny McKenna. “Supporting the programs and
centers in our community, like the Boys and Girls Club, supports the
healthy development of our next generation, our community – which is
something McKenna Cars will always be involved with.”
This is but one of the many ways McKenna Subaru has supported the
local Huntington Beach community. In the last year alone, they were the
key sponsor for Huntington Beach’s quirky Surf City Surf Dog event and
will be sponsoring the upcoming Huntington Beach New Blues Festival.
About McKenna
Danny McKenna, Whittier and La Mirada native, has been in the auto-
motive business serving Southern California residents since the 1950s
with his wife Jeri. They have grown their business to 9 dealerships in
Southern California, adding Subaru, MINI and Volvo most recently. A key
ingredient to McKenna’s success stems from the emphasis on developing
relationships – within the company, with clients and with the local com-
munities. Danny McKenna gives his personal phone number to resolve
issues and answer questions as quickly as possible, giving McKenna cars
the reputation of having long forgotten “neighborly” customer service.
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Jerry Brown even signeda Governor Completed Precincts
: 82 of 82
people. innocent
.... As of 9:15 am on 11/15/18
ing it the state's "official a bill mak- Marine Commandant
But as a non-surfer sport". Neller condemned the Gen. Robert
(I could stretch
to "beginner" after * MIKE POSEY Vote Count Percentag actions” of Ian David “despicable
my e Long,
there's still plenty to first lesson), 29,525 year-old Marine veteran the 28-
love about this * BARBARA DELGLE 13.2% who shot
place. IZE and killed 12 people at
a
Located about an hour's KIM CARR 25,182 11.3% sand Oaks, California bar in Thou-
,
elling outside of peak drive (trav- * ERIK PETERSON 23,853 10.7% day, in a Thursday tweet:on Wednes-
LAX and about $US60 hours) from 22,780 Note the use of “ex-Marin
Uber, you can be swimmin ($A85) in an RON STERUD 10.2% stead of “former Marine” e” in-
ing in the Pacific before g or surf- * WILLIAM "BILLY" 17,977 8.0% according to Corps here. That,
you know it. O'CONNELL 17,740 officials, was a
It's also a perfect base SHAYNA LATHUS 7.9% deliberate dig at Long.
to Disneyland and Disney's for day trips “This guy presumab
15,820 7.1% ly
Adventure Park, California DAN KALMICK people,” Dent added. murdered
which are both
around half an hour's BRIAN BURLEY 13,549 6.1% what Marines do.”“They“That’s not
Universal Studio is drive, while 11,661 Marine, always a Marine’ say ‘once a
an hour or so KC FOCKLER 5.2% because
away. 10,415 the title of Marine is
MICHAEL H. SIMONS 4.7% something you
The weather in summer earn. You can give it
hits the 8,878 away, and you
high 20s, while the sand DARREN ELLIS 4.0% can walk away from
it
the water clean and is golden and
DON "DK" KENNED 8,151 3.6% tions and deeds,” Marinein your ac-
clear Corps HQ
the size of the fish you - judging by Y 6,193 spokesman Lt. Col.
Eric
shallows. can spot in the AMORY HANSON 2.8% Task & Purpose. “This Dent told
is by
There are plenty of hotels CHARLES "C.J." RAY 5,957 2.7% The vast majority of veteransdeed.”
Pacific Coast Highway along the 5,784 to serve honorably after go on
with the Span- 2.6%
ish-style Hyatt Regency * Indicates Incumben the U.S. armed forces, they leave
best picks. among the t Candidate, if any plained, applying their Dent ex-
perience to the benefit military ex-
But you can't go past CITY OF HUNTIN
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three levels, the Completed Precincts Attorney Long, in the
boutique hotel located : 82 of 82 .... As of 9:15 eyes of Corps officials, did the com-
Make check payable to: ing-inspired artwork,

and funky decor.
It's like a big, modish
that you share with
across
from the pier is decorated the road
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photographs
beach house
friends.
* MICHAEL E. GATES
* Indicates Incumben
t Candidate, if any
49,349
am on 11/15/18
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100.0
e
plete opposite.
“The message when
‘ex’ over ‘former’ is that we choose
away from all those thingsyou walked
us stronger together,
family,” Dent said.
these despicable things,
that make
that make us a
“When you do
doing them as a Marine.” you’re not
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MISS FIRE - WAS AIMING Kobritz

FOR THE GUY NEXT TO
YOU YELLING FOR on
Sports
P
THE OTHER TEAM
rior to attending a sporting event, fans behind a protective screen is provided for those fans who request it, teams are not
rarely contemplate the risk to life and liable for injuries resulting from flying bats and balls.
By Jordan Kobritz limb that lurks within stadiums and are- Harughty’s attorney, Jason Gibson, argues the Baseball Rule shouldn’t apply to
nas. Jennifer Harughty was one such fan, until his client. "[Y]ou don't assume the risk of having someone fire a cannon at you
she attended a Houston Astros game on July 8, 2018. that creates that much force at that
Jennifer alleges she was injured when she was struck by a T-shirt fired man proximity that can cause that kind of
from an air-powered cannon wielded by the team’s Houston wo r damage,” he says.
fo
mascot, Orbit. Harughty claims her left index fin- sues Astros r When the Baseball Rule was first
ft e
ger was shattered, leading to two surgeries, the first $1 million a by adopted, stadiums weren’t inhabited
re d
being inju
to insert two screws into the injured finger and a T-shirt c a nn o n by mascots armed with powerful
second to remove the screws and attempt to restore cannons. But the sports world has
range of motion to the finger. Earlier this month she changed. At some stadiums, the
filed suit against the Astros seeking damages in ex- games have become sideshows to
cess of $1 million. the entertainment, leading to fan
The lawsuit characterizes the cannon as “bazooka- distraction. Most Red Sox fans
style,” like those used by teams across the sports focus on the action on the field,
landscape. In their constant quest to provide unique while Arizona Diamondbacks fans
and exciting “entertainment,” teams have engaged in seem more interested in the Kiss
an “arms race” to see who can boast the biggest, most Cam or socializing with their seat-
powerful cannon. Harughty isn’t the first fan to suffer mates.
an injury at the hands of an armed mascot. While sympathy may lie with
A woman attending a Phillies game in June suffered Harughty, the law currently sides with the Astros. But a continued es-
a black eye when she was struck by a duct tape-cov- calation in firepower may ultimately shift the advantage to plaintiffs.
ered hot dog fired from a cannon brandished by the Phillie Phanatic. The Phillies
apologized and gave the woman free game tickets, which thus far has headed off Jordan Kobritz is a former attorney, CPA, and Minor League Baseball
legal action.
The Astros, like most clubs, refused to reimburse Harughty’s medical expenses, team owner and current investor in MiLB teams. He is a Professor in
perhaps fearing such action could be interpreted as an admission of liability. Clubs and Chair of the Sport Management Department at SUNY Cortland
take the position, supported by language on their websites and on ticket backs, and maintains the blog: http://sportsbeyondthelines.com The opinions
and reinforced with PA announcements and in-stadium signage, that fans assume contained in this column are the author’s. Jordan can be reached at
all normal and foreseeable risks associated with the sport when they enter a sta- jordan.kobritz@cortland.edu.
dium. A majority of courts side with the teams by applying the “Baseball Rule,”
first adopted over a century ago, which essentially states that if adequate seating The information contained in this column does not necessarily
reflect the opinion of The Local News.
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E
Cookies, Cocktails & WOMEN

Quickie BETTY WILLIAMS
Betty Williams (born 22 May 1943) was a co-recipient with Mairead
Cookies Corrigan of the Nobel Peace Prize in 1976 for her work as a co-founder of
Community of Peace People, an organisation dedicated to promoting a
Ingredients peaceful resolution to The Troubles in Northern Ireland.
3/4 c. Bisquick She heads the Global Children’s Foundation and is President of the World
1 pkg. instant vanilla or chocolate pudding Centers of Compassion for Children International. She is also the Chair of
1/2 c. chocolate chips or chopped nuts Institute for Asian Democracy in Washington D.C. and
1 egg a Distinguished Visiting Professor at Nova Southeast-
1/4 c. melted butter (measure after melted) ern University. In 2006, Williams was one of the
founders of the Nobel Women’s Initiative along with
Directions sister Nobel Peace Laureates Mairead Corrigan
Mix all ingredients together and drop by teaspoonfuls on ungreased Maguire, Shirin Ebadi, Wangari Maathai, Jody
cookie sheet. Bake at 350 degrees for 10-15 minutes (no longer). Makes Williams and Rigoberta Menchu Tum.
20-25 cookies. Serve plain or frosted with powdered sugar.
Ramos Gin Fizz

Cocktail
Ingredients Strain into a Collins glass.
2 oz Gin Pour a little bit of club soda back
1⁄2 oz Heavy cream and forth between the empty
1⁄2 oz Fresh lemon juice halves of the shaker to pick up any
1⁄2 oz Fresh lime juice residual egg white, then pour into
3⁄4 oz Simple syrup the glass.
3 dashes Orange flower water
1 Fresh egg white
Club soda, to top
Directions
illustration: Justin Shiels

Add all ingredients except
the club soda into a shaker
and dry-shake vigorously
(without ice).
Fill with ice and shake
again.
Capt.(ret.)
Randall J. Lynch
Credit: Ron_Thomas/IStockphoto
Feel Good
MoMents
A former commanding officer of Naval Sta-
tion Great Lakes (NSGL), died in an air-
plane accident in Arizona, according to an
Combined Air Operations Center in Qatar; a
Joint Staff Officer at U.S. Africa Command in
Stuttgart, Germany; and the Senior Federal Ex-
Associated Press story published on Nov. 17. ecutive Fellow in the National Security Analysis
According to the story, Navajo County (Ariz.) Department at the Johns Hopkins University Ap-
Chief Deputy Randy Moffitt identified those plied Physics Laboratory in Laurel, Maryland,
killed in the single-engine airplane crash Friday, working for the Chief of Naval Operations.
Nov. 16 in the unincorporated community of He was commanding officer of Naval Station
Overgaard, Ariz. as Lynch and Great Lakes July
his father, Jay A. Lynch of Port 2011-July 2013. Dur-
Orange, Fla. The 82-year-old ing this period, Lynch
father owned a hangar at the played an integral
airstrip in the subdivision, and role in supporting not
the men were flying back to only Naval Station
Florida from California, Mof- Great Lakes, but

fitt said. The crash is under in- championed the coor-
vestigation. dination efforts of
A native of Huntington stakeholders through-
Beach, Calif., Lynch attended out the greater
the University of California at Chicago area and the
San Diego under the Naval Reserve Officer region, winning the base numerous awards.
Training Program, graduating in 1988 with a His final assignment in the Navy took him to
B.A. in U.S. History. He also held master’s de- Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University in Day-
grees in Organizational Management from the tona Beach, Fla. as the commanding officer of
University of Phoenix and in National Security the Naval ROTC unit. He stayed on as an adjunct
and Strategic Studies from the U.S. Naval War professor there after retiring from Naval service.
College. Following flight training in Pensacola, Lynch’s personal decorations included the De-
he was designated a Naval Flight Officer in fense Meritorious Service Medal, Meritorious
March 1990. Service Medal (three awards), Air Medal (12
At sea, Lynch accumulated more than 3,200 Strike/Flight Awards), Joint Service Commenda-
flight hours in various Naval aircraft (primarily tion Medal, Navy and Marine Corps Commen-
in the EA-6B Prowler and S-3 Viking), including dation Medal (three awards), Navy and Marine
over 700 hours in combat, and over 400 carrier Corps Achievement Medal (three awards), as
arrested landings. Lynch commanded ELEC- well as various campaign medals and unit cita-
TRONIC ATTACK SQUADRON 134. tions.
Ashore, Lynch served as a flight instructor; as He is survived by his wife Terri and sons Luke
the Naval and Amphibious Liaison Officer at the and Joshua. 19
EarthTalk
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From the Editors of

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Can Solar Desalination Slake the World's Thirst?

Turning saltwater fresh with sunlight could help an increasingly thirsty world
Dear EarthTalk: What exactly is solar desalina- drainage, WaterFX can prevent about percent of farm- currently under construction in Saudi Arabia and
tion and how can it help an increasingly thirsty land in California from being retired every year to scheduled for completion in early 2017. The plant is
world? make room for storage for untreated drainage water. slated to produce 60,000 cubic meters of water per
~ Maryann Dell’Amore, Howard, MN It will also prevent the drainage from contaminating day for Al Khafji City in North Eastern Saudi Arabia,
fresh waterways and endangering wildlife. According ensuring a constant water supply to the arid region
Solar desalination is a technique used to remove salt to California’s State Water Resources Control Board, throughout the year. According to Abengoa, the Span-
from water via a specially designed still that uses solarapproximately 9,493 miles of rivers and streams and ish renewable energy company building the pioneer-
energy to boil seawater and capture the ing facility, the incorporation of solar would
resulting steam, which is in turn Solar desalination plant significantly reduce operating costs, as Saudi Ara-
cooled and condensed into pristine on the island of Funafuti bia currently burns 1.5 million barrels of oil per day
freshwater Salt and other impurities in the Tuvalu islands. at its desalination plants, which provide 50-70 per-
are left behind in the still. Credit: Nick Hobgood, cent of its drinking water. Total desalination de-
Less than one percent of the world’s FlickrCC mand in Saudi Arabia and neighboring countries is
desalination is powered by renewable expected to reach 110 million cubic meters a day
energy sources today, but that could all by 2030.
change soon if companies like Califor- With freshwater supplies at a premium already in
nia-based WaterFX have anything to many parts of the world as a result of climate
say about it. Its Aqua4 “concentrated change, there has never been a better time for solar
solar still” (CSS) uses a concentrated desalination to come of age. Whether or not this
solar thermal collector to compress emerging technology can go mainstream sooner
heat, create steam and distill water at than later may mean the difference between a
30 times the efficiency of natural evap- peaceful future and one wracked by conflict over
oration. It can produce 65,000 gallons access to ever-dwindling supplies of freshwater.
of freshwater per day—and it can de-
salinate a wide range of water sources, CONTACTS:
not just seawater. WaterFX, www.waterfx.co ;
To wit, the company will start employing solar de- some 513,130 acres of lakes and reservoirs are listed
salination to treat some 1.6 billion gallons of salt- as being impaired by irrigated agricultural water. California’s State Water Resources Control Board,
laden irrigation drainage from California’s “If we don’t start removing the salts now, at least www.swrcb.ca.gov; Abengoa, www.abengoa.com.
drought-stricken, agriculturally-rich Central Valley 10 percent of all current farmland in production in
Earthwall® is produced by
next year. Crops extract nearly pure water from soil, California will have to be retired, and in many sce- Roddy Scheer and Doug Moss and is a
leaving behind salt and other potentially toxic miner- narios this number could be up to 30 to 40 percent, registered trademark of
als like selenium that naturally occur in the water. especially on the west side of the Valley where the Earth Action Network Inc, a 501(c)3 non-profit.
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On the Vine

6 Bottles That Will
Change the Way You
Think About Gin
Contributed by Kelly Magyarics Fläder with elderflower shrub and
With all of those spices, citrus elderflower soda.
peels, roots and herbs in its botan-
ical makeup, gin is already quite 4: PIERDE ALMAS +9
the mélange of flavors. These bot- ($92)
tles throw the category a curveball This mezcal-gin mashup has its
by mixing in wine, mezcal, aqua- origins in the love story between
vit and more. These are six hybrid founder Jonathan Barbieri and Yira
gins to sip on now. Vallejo, who started a long-dis-
tance relationship eight years ago
1: BULLY BOY ($35) while Barbieri was in Oaxaca and
Drawing inspiration from its Vallejo was an importer in New
white rum, this spirit from York. The pair found every excuse
Boston’s craft distillery starts with to visit each other while Barbieri
a unique cane base with a honey- tore into research about Dutch
suckle note that co-founder and courage, the gin wars and 300
head distiller Dave Willis thought years of mezcal prohibition. The
would be beautiful in a gin. “It has result was the world’s first mezcal-
a fuller, rounder flavor than a lot gin, in Barbieri’s words, “the con-
of gins,” he says. “The fruitier fluence where these two great
white rum notes are comple- rivers of distilling history would fi-
mented by hints of grapefruit, nally meet.”
chamomile, ginger, cardamom Double-distilled espadín mezcal
and, of course, juniper.” (Bully is macerated with juniper berries,
Boy uses Italian juniper, which is coriander, star anise, fennel seed,
more subtly piney than other vari- dried local orange peel, cassia
eties.) He says the big, round bark, orris root, angelica root and
mouthfeel coupled with the floral nutmeg. “It’s no longer a case of
tones elevate traditional gin cock- the lonely juniper soprano singing
tails like a G&T and Negroni. photo composite: Tim Nusog in piney solitude,” says Barbieri.
Willis points to the fact that “Now we get the full chorus. Vis-
since gin is already a derivative of base of a great cocktail, and despite its vibrant pur- cous and long-lasting, this hybrid
genever, which is, in fact, a single-malt whiskey ple color and delicious shiraz-like sweetness, it still spirit is also bright and clean, perfect for sipping
and gin hybrid, tweaking and playing with the base has plenty of gin character.” Sip it on the rocks gar- or mixing in a Negroni, Gin Fizz, Cosmo or Mar-
is hardly a new concept. Though a restrained hand nished with a slice of orange, in a colorful G&T or tini.
is paramount. “What starts as a balanced, novel ap- in the Bloody Jasmine, where it’s mixed with Cam-
proach ends up being a hot mess as the boundaries pari, dry curaçao, lemon juice and orange bitters. 5: SORGIN ($40)
get pushed too far. But the ones that work are here Combining an aromatic wine varietal with a
to stay.” 3: NORDIC SPIRITS LAB ($26) heady clear spirit seems like a no-brainer. This
The producers for this spirit from Denmark rec- ultra-premium gin is distilled from sauvignon
2: FOUR PILLARS BLOODY SHI- ognized that Scandinavian aquavit actually has a blanc grapes and produced by François Lurton,
RAZ ($47) lot in common with gin, including the addition of whose family has been making wine in Bordeaux
Co-founder Stuart Gregor deems this spirit a coriander, angelica root and lemon peel. Only the since 1897 and who’s most known for his cuvée
modern Aussie riff on a traditional sloe gin, sans key ingredient is different between the two cate- Les Fumées Blanches. “The goal was to create a
actual sloe berries or added sugar. Locally grown gories: Caraway or dill is the can’t-miss compo- gin that can connect wine and spirit,” says brand
shiraz grapes from the Yarra Valley, known for nent in aquavit, while it can’t be called gin without ambassador Thomas Riant.
their earthiness, complexity and subtle white pep- juniper. Botanicals including grapefruit and lime zests,
per spice, are de-stemmed but kept whole and This bracing hybrid spirit meets somewhere in lemons, violets and red currants play off the dis-
steeped for eight weeks in the producer’s Rare dry the middle. It’s produced with 10 selected botani- tinctive herbaceous and citrus notes you get while
gin. Afterward, the fruit is pressed and strained out, cals that are individually distilled and blended and swirling a glass of white Bordeaux. The nose is
and the spirit is topped off with more gin and bot- boasts a strong intense palate of crisp juniper and tart, citrus-y and vegetal, while the palate is clean
tled at 37.8 percent ABV with nothing else added. coriander along with a surprising herbal note of and intense yet accessible with a finish of ever-
“Aromatically, the gin has fresh pine needles, in- caraway. Try it in a savory take on the Martini or green and violet. A splash of tonic best offsets the
credible spice and a clear peppery, dense raspberry Gibson garnished with a dill pickle, in a Bloody bitterness, and they suggest eschewing the lime
[note],” says Gregor. “It’s strong enough to be the Mary with a caraway-seed-rimmed glass or in the wedge for a twist of grapefruit or orange. “It’s a
new area of creativity and flavor,” says Riant.
6: SOUTH HOLLOW SPIRITS

DRY LINE ROSÉ ($35)
The inspiration for this craft spirit from Massa-
chusetts came when distiller and co-owner David
Roberts Jr.’s father brought him a bottle of rosé
vodka. Since the distillery doesn’t make vodka,
the duo discussed trying a version with gin.
Roberts experimented with grenache rosé wine
from his own Truro Vineyards until he found just
the right complementary balance. Distilled with
100 percent cane sugar, the gin features juniper
and locally grown Cape Cod botanicals and a
pretty rosy hue.
“We ended up experimenting with some bench
trials, and the results were even better than we
thought they would be, so we dialed in our recipe
and went to production,” says Roberts. “The citrus
notes from then gin and the astringency that
comes with it really work well with the tropical
fruit notes in the rosé.” At 70 proof, it’s light and
refreshing in libations like a Rose Gold with el-
derflower liqueur, lemon juice and sparkling
wine, or an Afternoon Delight with Lilletblanc,
lemon juice and muddled raspberries.
21
May is Drinking
Water Month
Z
ero calories and your GWRS water is near-distilled in quality and mixes with pools. The Philip L. Anthony Water Quality Labora-
body craves it. In- all the other water sources, which undergo a natural tory is certified and audited by the State Water Re-
dulge yourself during filtration process through sand and sediments as they sources Control Board (SWRCB) Environmental
the month of May with tall percolate down into the basin. This may take months Laboratory Accreditation Program and the Environ-
glasses of cool water...from or years before they reach the middle or principal mental Protection Agency (EPA). It holds the distinc-
the faucet. aquifer and are pumped for your use. tion of being one of only three public agency labs in
It’s hard to imagine that even today, some residents the nation qualified by the EPA to test for the federal
distrust any local tap water. Let’s put your mind at ease. Unregulated Contaminant Monitoring Rule
About 77 percent of the water that flows to your (UCMR) 3 program (analyzing contaminants of
home or business in north and central Orange County emerging concern). OCWD’s lab also recently be-
is groundwater. The rest of the mix is imported water. came the first public agency lab in California to
The cities of Huntington Beach and Fountain Valley achieve state certification to analyze per- and poly-
buy both and stringently test the water before sending fluoralkyl substances (PFAS), which are a family of
it your way. But that is the last step. Let’s start from emerging contaminants in drinking water. In 2018,
the beginning. the SWRCB Division of Drinking Water released in-
The Orange County Water District (OCWD; the Dis- terim state Notification Levels for each compound.
trict) has been managing the Orange County Ground- In other words, OCWD and its Lab go the extra
water Basin since 1933. Even before the state of mile to ensure that water agencies within the District
California mandated groundwater management plans, Philip L. Anthony Laboratory serve drinking water that meets all state and federal
the District had a plan in place. California called upon regulations. They do so by being at the forefront of
OCWD to help develop state requirements. OCWD’s Philip L. Anthony Water Quality Labora- tracking trends in contaminant concentrations, antici-
OCWD refreshes the basin while 19 cities and other tory (Lab) tests water throughout the basin for more pating future risks and addressing them early to pre-
water agencies pump daily for 2.5 million people. We than 500 compounds, while only 109 of those com- vent groundwater quality threats from impacting
know Mother Nature isn’t always good with snow and pounds are required to be regulated by state and federal drinking water wells.
rainfall and we will continue to get cyclical droughts, law. It analyzes more than 20,000 samples each year A yearly water quality report is found on your city’s
so where does the District get water for our basin? and reports more than 400,000 results. OCWD also website and provides even more confidence in your
It buys a very small amount of imported water from provides regional testing of more than 200 drinking local tap water.
Northern California and the Colorado River just like water wells for local drinking water providers like your So, drink up!
your city does. There are incidental amounts like when city to help them meet monitoring and reporting re- This Orange County Water District article is pro-
you water your yard and it seeps down into the basin. quirements mandated by the federal Safe Drinking vided by Cathy Green, who represents Division 6 of
Santa Ana River water comprises the largest amount Water Act. the District. Division 6 includes parts of Huntington
of the groundwater portfolio and second is Groundwa- The Lab can monitor a tiny drop of contaminant in Beach and Fountain Valley. Contact Director Green
ter Replenishment System water (GWRS). GWRS is a volume of water large enough to fill 26 Olympic-size at cgreen@ocwd.com.
the world’s largest advanced water purification project
for indirect drinking use.
Cathy Green was elected to OCWD in November 2010. She served two terms on the Huntington Beach
Is that all to the story? There’s so much more. City Council and was Mayor twice. Huntington Beach has been home to the Green Family over 41 years
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The "Exact" Cause of Hiccups

Still a Mystery, But Read On...
KEVIN LORIA the vocal chords to snap shut. Doctors technically call this "singultus," a Latin
No one knows exactly what causes hiccups, but we do know what they are. term that refers to sobbing or gasping while sobbing.
Hiccups happen when an involuntary spasm in the diaphragm causes the vocal Anything that extends the diaphragm or increases distension in the stomach
chords to snap shut, which makes that hiccup sound. could stimulate a nerve that might cause involuntary spasms, according to Levitin.
The best hiccups cure might simply be distracting a person for a few minutes That includes behaviors like overeating, eating too quickly, or drinking in a way
until they go away. that fills the stomach with air (like consuming carbonated drinks).
Everyone grows up with their own family hiccups cure. There's trying to scare Babies tend to feed more often than adults and swallow more air when they do,
the hiccup victim, holding one's breath, or drinking a glass of water upside-down whether they eat from a bottle or breast, so that could explain why they get hiccups
from the far side of the glass. more frequently.
As a kid, my family used the water-drinking technique, which was excellent at But what's key is that hiccups stem from an involuntary contraction, a spasm
making a mess and seemed to be about as good as any other hiccups treatment like the ones you might get in a muscle after working out.
out there. And actually, that might be the case.
That's because there's no single science-backed hiccups treatment, according to A hiccups cure
Gregory Levitin, an assistant professor of otolaryngology at the Icahn School of Though common, hiccups are fortunately an infrequent and self-limiting event
Medicine at Mount Sinai Health System. for most people, according to Levitin.
"We don't understand why hiccups come and why they go," Levitin said. "But Still, there are a few things he suggests for people who get the hiccups fre-
anything that has a distracting qual- quently.
ity would be a positive experience," "I tell people to take deep breaths and to hold the breaths in between," he said.
especially if that distraction pro- If the problem is caused by excess air in the stomach, expanding the abdomen
vides some other form of stimula- may move that air around, allowing some to escape. In a few cases, Levitin said
tion. he might try massaging the base of the neck where the phrenic nerve, which stim-
While scientists don't know the ulates the diaphragm, is located.
true cause or best treatment for Sometimes, these methods work — but then again, many supposed hiccup cures
hiccups, they do know what they seem to work occasionally.
are. And there are a few strate- "If you do any of these things, it really just passes the time for a few minutes,"
gies Levitin and other otolayn- Levitin said.
gologists — ear, nose, and throat In rare cases, a case of hiccups can persist for months or even years. In those
doctors — recommend for get- situations, doctors can try more serious interventions.
ting hiccups to end and for pre- While there are no medications for hiccups themselves, side effects of other
venting them in the first place. medications might help. Doctors have tried giving people a muscle relaxer or a
drug that helps move food through the stomach. Injecting an anesthetic into the
The mysterious cause phrenic nerve might provide temporary relief, according to Levitin, though prob-
of hiccups ably only for a few hours. In very severe cases, new options might include bat-
A "hiccup" (also tery-powered implants that could stimulate the phrenic nerve.
spelled hiccough) is the For those patients with real hiccups issues, Levitin said alternative therapies
sound we make when may also provide assistance. Various forms of breath work might help, as could
we try to breathe in meditation or acupuncture.
but an involun- But when it comes to final answers to the questions of where hiccups come
tary diaphragm from or how to make them go away, we still don't know.
spasm causes "In the end, we all suffer from the human condition," Levitin said.
IMAGINE
HISTORICAL A WORLD
WITHOUT
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rare PIC
Diana Still Alive
Children wearing
gas masks while
playing, 1941
If you've ever seen Boardwalk Empire then you know

what Atlantic City was like during its hay day. With all of
the seedy casinos and equally trashy reality shows that
have cropped up lately, the shore has become a far differ-
ent place.
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little girl was talking to her teacher Kindergarten teacher was ob- Sunday school teacher was dis-
about whales. The teacher serving her classroom of cussing the Ten Commandments
said it was physically im- children while they were with her five and six year olds. After
possible for a whale to swallow a drawing. She would occasionally explaining the commandment to 'honour' thy
human because even though it walk around to see each child's Father and thy Mother, she asked, 'Is there a
was a very large mammal its work. As she got to one little girl commandment that teaches us how to treat
throat was very small. The lit- who was working diligently, she asked our brothers and sisters?' From the back, one
tle girl stated that Jonah was what the drawing was The girl replied, little boy (the oldest of a family) answered,
swallowed by a whale. Irritated, the teacher 'I'm drawing God.' The teacher paused and 'Thou shall not kill.'
reiterated that a whale could not swallow a said, 'But no one knows what God looks
human; it was physically impossible. The like.' Without missing a beat, or looking up
little girl said, 'When I get to heaven I from her drawing, the girl
will ask Jonah'. The teacher replied, 'They will in
asked, 'What if Jonah a minute.'
went to hell?' The lit-
tle girl replied,
'Then you ask
him'.
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Chalk It Up to the Constitution:

Court Rules a Common Parking Enforcement
Technique Is Unreasonable Search
L
Alexander Stoklosa a constitutionally protected area, (2) to obtain in- welcome doesn't mean it will.
itigant Alison Taylor is, depending on your formation." So, chalking has been ruled unconstitutional-
point of view, either a hero or a serial park- Beyond establishing that chalk applications but that doesn't mean the end of parking fines as
ing-ticket recipient with a good lawyer and qualify as a search, the court's three judges sought we know it. Instead, officers must write citations
a serious grudge. She
had been given 15
parking citations by the
same chalk-happy offi-
cer before getting fed
up and taking the city
of Saginaw, Michigan,
to court, arguing that
marking people's tires
amounts to an unconsti-
tutional trespass, a sort
of illegal search as
judged against the
Fourth Amendment's
protections from unrea-
sonable search and
seizure. The city argued
its search by chalk is
reasonable and there-
fore required no war-
rant because it is part of
a "community-caretak-
ing function."
After the case was
dismissed in favor of
the city by the U.S. Dis-
trict Court for the East-
ern District of
Michigan, it was appealed to the U.S. Court of to define that search as either reasonable or
Appeals, Sixth Circuit, where it was reversed in a unreasonable. (The latter kind of search, of
most puntastic way. As the court writes, "Because course, requires-with few exceptions-a war-
we chalk [the city's parking-enforcement practice] rant.) The panel unanimously agreed that the
up to a regulatory exercise, rather than a commu- city failed to exhibit how marking a car parked
nity-caretaking function, we REVERSE." in a public place for the purposes of revenue
What does this all mean? generation (not public safety or perceived dan-
A car, even one parked in a public place on a ger, or the caretaking function mentioned ear-
public street, counts as one's private property. lier) qualified for exception from the warrant
Marking it-by, you know, literally touching it-was requirement, and therefore found that it con-
deemed a search by the Sixth Circuit's trio of stituted an "unreasonable" search.
judges, based on U.S. Supreme Court precedent And besides, chalking a vehicle when it's
that states that attaching a GPS tracking device still in compliance with parking rules is like
to a car counts as a search. Both acts intend to initiating a search on someone who has yet to
track a vehicle's whereabouts through space and commit a crime; in more legal terms, law en- based on other, noninvasive, means of tracking
time, even if one's a lot lower-tech. According to forcement has no probable cause to chalk a tire cars' time spent in parking spaces. As for Alison
the judgment, United States v. Jones, the Sixth and lacks even an "individualized suspicion of Taylor, our tire sidewalls thank you for their fu-
Circuit writes, "When governmental invasions wrongdoing" until a car is actually out of com- ture cleanliness. Also, try doing a better job of
s
are accompanied by physical intrusions, a search pliance with parking rules. Just because the pos- not getting parking tickets in
a il
occurs when the government: (1) trespasses upon sibility exists for a car to overstay its parking the future.
Det alers
D e
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