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SERVING HUNTINGTON BEACH & NORTH WEST ORANGE COUNTY, CA 5901 WARNER AVENUE, #429 HUNTINGTON BEACH, CA 92649

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abbi Stephen Einstein is
many things. His recognition
among his faith leaders is leg-
endary. Beyond that, Steve is the guy
next door, a person you can trust, be-
lieve in to do the right thing and
above all a loyal friend.
As you would expect, since 1976,
Rabbi Einstein has been engaged in
community-wide involvement and is
co-author of Every Persons Guide to
Judaism. A pioneer in outreach, he is
now the co-chair of Reform Ju-
daisms Commission on Outreach,
Membership and Sacred Commu-
nity. Rabbi Einstein teaches at Cali-
fornia State University, Fullerton, in
the Department of Comparative Re-
ligion. Rabbi Einstein was honored
by the Orange County Bureau of
Jewish Education for Major Contri-
butions to Jewish Learning and as
Mensch of the Year. He is the recipi-
ent of the American Jewish Commit-
tees Micah Award for Interfaith
Relations.
Passionately committed to educa-
tion as the key to progress, Rabbi
Einstein was a member of the Board
of Trustees of the Fountain Valley
School District from 1984 1990. As
part of the rabbis concern for his
community, he is a Chaplain for the
Fountain Valley Police Department.
He is the past President of the
Greater Huntington Beach Interfaith
Council and Past Chairman of the
Board of Retinoblastoma Interna-
tional. He is on the Board of Clue
(Clergy and Laity United for Eco-
nomic Justice) and a member of
Clergy for Choice. He also serves on
the Interfaith Outreach Committee of
the Alzheimers Association of Or-
ange County, and is a member of the
Catholic-Jewish Dialogue.
Rabbi Einstein was an Executive
Advisory Board Member of the In-
stitute for Character Education (Or-
ange County Department of
Education) and serves on the
PBS/SoCal Community Advisory
Board.
Rabbi Steve will be honored at the
OC Human Relations Legacy
Awards Banquet on Thursday
evening, May 8th, at the Grove of
Anaheim (by Angels Stadium). He
will receive a lifetime Legacy Award
at the event, which will include a
video about him and on-stage re-
marks.
I am a better person for having
known this incredible human being
and I know there are many, many
others who feel the same way
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Rabbi Stephen Einstein: Honored
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We need to show more sym-
pathy for these people.
They travel miles in the
heat.They risk their lives
crossing a border.
They don't get paid enough
wages.
They do jobs that others
won't do or are afraid to do.*
They live in crowded condi-
tions among a people who
speak a different language.
They rarely see their families,
and they face adversity all
day~ every day.
I'm not talking about illegal
immigrants I'm talking
about our troops!
Doesn't it seem strange that
so many are willing to lavish
all kinds of social benefits
on illegals, but don'tsupport
our troops?
Wouldn't it be great if we
took the $360,000,000,000
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legals every year, and spend
it on our troops!!!
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America: Home of the Free because of the Brave
Hi Dave..."As you know from your own
days back here living in upstate NY
near the Canadian Border can
be difficult. He said that since
early this morning the snow has been
coming down, it is nearly waist high and
is still falling. The temperature is dropping
way below zero and the north wind is in-
creasing to near gale force. His wife has done nothing but look through the
kitchen window and just stare. He says that if it gets much worse, he may
have to let her in...." I will let you al know how she is when he writes back.
A Dear Friend Writes Me
From the North East
D
uring the 3-1/2 years of World War 2
that started with the Japanese bomb-
ing of Pearl Harbor in December
1941 and ended with the Surrender of Ger-
many and Japan in 1945, the U.S. produced
22 aircraft carriers, 8 battleships, 48 cruisers,
349 destroyers, 420 destroyer escorts, 203
submarines, 34 million tons of merchant
ships, 100,000 fighter aircraft, 98,000
bombers, 24,000 transport aircraft, 58,000
training aircraft, 93,000 tanks, 257,000 ar-
tillery pieces, 105,000 mortars, 3,000,000
machine guns, and 2,500,000 military
trucks.
We put 16.1 million men in uniform in the
various armed services, invaded Africa, in-
vaded Sicily and Italy, won the battle for the
Atlantic, planned and executed D-Day,
marched across the Pacific and Europe, de-
veloped the atomic bomb and ultimately
conquered Japan and Germany.
During the almost exact amount of time,
we have not been able to built an adequate
web site to help implement the Affordable
Care Act.
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n early January 2014, Bob Lonsberry, a Rochester talk radio per-
sonality on WHAM 1180 AM, said this in response to the Presi-
dent's "income inequality speech":
Two Americas:
The Democrats are right, there are two Americas.
The America that works, and the America that doesn't.
The America that contributes, and the America that doesn't.
It's not the haves and the have nots, it's the dos and the don'ts.
Some people do their duty as Americans, obey the law, support
themselves, contribute to society, and others don't.
That's the divide in America.
It's not about income inequality, it's about civic irresponsibility.
It conceals a fundamental deviation from American values and
common sense because it ends up not benefiting the people who
support it, but a betrayal.
Because, by and large, income variations in society is a result of
different choices leading to different consequences. Those who
choose wisely and responsibility have a far greater likelihood of
success, while those who choose foolishly and irresponsibly have a
far greater likelihood of failure. Success and failure usually manifest
themselves in personal and family income.
You choose to drop out of high school or to skip college - and you
are apt to have a different outcome than someone who gets a
diploma and pushes on with purposeful education.
You have your children out of wedlock and life is apt to take
one course; you have them within a marriage and life is
apt to take another course.
Most often in life our destination is determined by the course
we take.
My doctor, for example, makes far more than I do. There is signifi-
cant income inequality between us. Our lives have had an inequality
of outcome, but, our lives also have had an inequality of effort.
While my doctor went to college and then devoted his young adult-
hood to medical school and residency, I got a job in a restaurant.
He made a choice, I made a choice, and our choices led us to differ-
ent outcomes. His outcome pays a lot better than mine.
"America will never be destroyed from the outside. If we falter and
lose our freedoms, it will be because we destroyed ourselves"
~ Abraham Lincoln
Dave Garofalo
Publisher
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Here Is My Opinion:
M
ore than 125 invited guests re-
cently attended the Grand Open-
ing of Visit Huntington Beach's
new offices at Plaza Almeria, 301 Main
Street, Suite 212. HB Mayor Matthew
Harper, Mayor Pro Tem Joe Shaw, City
Councilman Joe Carchio, Planning Com-
missioner Ed Pinchiff, City Attorney Jen-
nifer McGrath, City Manager Fred Wilson,
new Police Chief Robert Handy, Library Di-
rector Stephanie Beverage, Director of Plan-
ning and Building Scott Hess, Dean
Torrance of Jan & Dean (who helped deco-
rate the new office), Coast College Trustee
Jim Moreno, 48th District Congressional
Candidate Dr. Sue Savary, HB Digitial
Owner Domenic Iorfino, Chamber of Com-
merce President/CEO Jerry Wheeler, Mayor
Don MacAllister, HB-TV's Matt Liffering,
International Surfing Museum Chairman
Brett Barnes, Surfing Legend PT Townend,
Golden West College Executive Margie
Bunten, Waterfront Hilton Beach Resort
Marketing & Advertising Director Scott
O'Hanlon, Event Fusion's Jodi McKay, Sun-
set Beach
Community Association President Mike
Van Voorhis as well as Steve Bone, Orange
County Coastkeeper Board Chairman and
many others had a wonderful time. The fol-
lowing people deserve kudos for helping
with this event: 360 Destination Group -
Centerpieces and Decor, Duke's Huntington
Beach - Ahi Sashimi Platter, Fred's Mexican
Restaurant - Shrimp Ceviche, Home Run
Media Group - Surfboard Signage, HB
Chamber of Commerce - Ribbon Cutting,
Hyatt Regency Resort & Spa - 6 Degrees of
Chocolate, International Surfing Museum -
Decor Shorebreak, a Joie de Vivre Hotel -
Chocolate Chip Cookies, Suzanne's Cater-
ing & Event Planning -
Cheese and Fruit Dis-
play and Bartending
Staff, Tomgirl Baking
Company - Mini Cup-
cakes and The Water-
front Beach Resort, a
Hilton Hotel - Roast
Beef Wrapped Aspara-
gus.
I'd like to recognize
Kelly Miller, the new
President & CEO of
Visit Huntington
Beach, and his excep-
tional staff for the
great work they do to
provide residents and
visitors with incredible
information to ensure
they have a fantastic
time in Surf City. There are incredible mag-
azines, brochures and discount coupons
(for HB and the region) at the office, at the
new visitor kiosk in the Surfing Museum
(411 Olive Ave. at 5th Street) and at the
Pier Visitors Info Kiosk, 325 Pacific Coast
Highway (where Kevin Keller and Jim
Lange answer all sorts of questions, espe-
cially about bathroom locations, restau-
rants, bike rentals and hotels.)
Learn more about Visit Huntington Beach
at: http://www.surfcityusa.com . You can
also call them at (714) 969-3492. They are
open Monday to Friday from 9am to 5pm.
The Pier Kiosk is open from Noon to 5pm,
Monday to Friday, and Saturday and Sunday
from 11am to 5pm. 6
Chris
MacDonald
On the road in Surf City
By Chris MacDonald, Writer/Photographer,
HB Ambassador/The Local News Columnist
The Local News
Grand Opening Of
Visit Huntington
Beach Office Attracts
125 Delighted People
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THE NEHEMIAH 52HB PROJECT
FOURTH ANNUAL PRAYER FOR THE
CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH
Jeremiah 29:7 "And work for the peace and prosperity of the city...
Pray to the Lord for it, for its welfare will determine your welfare"
WHAT IS IT: 52 days of prayer for the City of Huntington Beach
WHEN: February2 7- April 2O
PURPOSE: After the story of Nehemiah when he realized the city
needed prayer.
ENDS: Easter Sunday at the Easter Sunrise Service
at the Huntington Beach Pier.
THINGS TO PRAY FOR:
1. Choose an area: Ex.Your street or community,
the pier, Main St., Parks, Bella Terra, etc.
2. Governing agencies (City Council, City Planning
Police Dept.) the elderly, students, schools, teachers,
families, business establishments, churches, pastors,
hospitals, firemen, etc.
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Top: Visit Huntington Beach President/CEO Kelly
Miller being interviewed by HBTV's Matt Liffering.
Bottom: Former Huntington Beach Mayor Don
MacAllister, Huntington Beach Mayor Matthew
Harper and Orange County Coastkeeper Board
Chairman Steve Bone.
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V
isit Huntington Beach ap-
pointed Elsie Jean Ro-
driquez as national sales
manager. Elsie Jean
brings 20 years of
successful experience
in the hospitality in-
dustry including all
facets of hospitality
account and sales
management as well
as a background in
food and beverage.
From 1993 to 2002,
Rodriguez worked as
the senior sales man-
ager at the Waterfront
Beach Resort, a Hilton Hotel, lo-
cated in Huntington Beach.
Rodriguez was most recently the
senior sales manager at Laguna
Cliffs Marriott Resort and Spa in
Dana Point, Calif. She also devel-
oped the West Coast corporate and
association market segments while
soliciting and managing the East
Coast pharmaceutical and finance
markets as senior sales manager at
the Omni Los Angeles Hotel from
July 2010 to June 2011. For eight
years, Elsie Jean developed new
clients and coordinated marketing
and sales efforts for The Balboa
Bay Club & Resort in Newport
Beach, Calif.
Elsie Jean earned her Bachelor
of Arts in Fine Arts with a minor
in Business at California State
University Long Beach and cur-
rently resides in Lakewood.
Elsie Jean Rodriguez -
National Sales Manager;
Visit Huntington Beach
Visit Huntington Beach
Wins Poppy Award
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isit Huntington Beach was awarded the prestigious Poppy Award at
the 2014 Visit California Outlook Forum for their public relations
campaign to save the Southern California beach bonfire rings.
The Visit California Poppy Awards honors industry leaders for the best
in Californias tourism marketing and promotion. Visit California re-
ceived a record number of entries this year with 400 industry leaders and
marketing professionals in attendance at the event on February 6 in
Pasadena.
"Huntington Beach had the best example of crisis communications.
Their finely focused campaign had one objective - save Huntington's
iconic fire pit. An effective slogan helped drive amazing coverage and
they rose up to save a California icon, said Caroline Beteta, CEO of
Visit California.
Earlier this year, Visit Huntington Beach, along with the rest of Orange
and Los Angeles County beaches, faced a grave threat to one of its most
critical assets for attracting regional, national and global tourism: the
iconic beach bonfire rings. By creating advocacy materials including a
catch phrase of, Keep Your Mitts Off Our Pitts, the team used social
media and direct outreach to defeat the Southern California Air Quality
Management Districts ban proposal. Along the way, they enlisted the
help of major community leaders and even landed the front page of the
New York Times among other substantial coverage totaling over
$1,500,000 in earned media. In turn, the Visit Huntington Beach cam-
paign has enabled the fire pits to continue attracting tourists and gener-
ating revenue for the local economy.
Were honored to receive a Poppy Award from Visit California. said
Madison Fisher, Director of Marketing and Communications at Visit
Huntington Beach The Southern California and Huntington Beach com-
munities came together to fight for our beloved tradition and save the
bonfire pits. Im thrilled to know the rings will remain on our beaches
for future generations to roast smores over and enjoy.
PARTIAL LIST OF NAMES WE GREW UP
WITH..... WHAT A LIST!!
The Hollywood of then...the Hollywood of now... it
would be interesting to update this list. They had their
infamous Black List...this is the Red, White & Blue
List.
Sterling Hayden, US Marines and OSS. Smuggled
guns into Yugoslavia and parachuted into Croatia.
James Stewart, US Army Air Corps. Bomber pilot
who rose to the rank of General.
Ernest Borgnine, US Navy. Gunners Mate 1c, de-
stroyer USS Lamberton.
Ed McMahon, US Marines. Fighter Pilot. (Flew OE-
1 Bird Dogs over Korea as well.)
Telly Savalas, US Army.
Walter Matthau, US Army Air Corps., B-24 Ra-
dioman/Gunner and cryptographer.
Steve Forrest, US Army. Wounded, Battle of the
Bulge.
Jonathan Winters, USMC. Battleship USS Wiscon-
sin and Carrier USS Bon Homme Richard. Anti-air-
craft gunner, Battle of Okinawa.
Paul Newman, US Navy Rear seat gunner/radioman,
torpedo bombers of USS Bunker Hill
Kirk Douglas, US Navy. Sub-chaser in the Pacific.
Wounded in action and medically discharged.
Robert Mitchum, US Army.
Dale Robertson, US Army. Tank Commander in
North Africa under Patton. Wounded twice. Battle-
field Commission.
Henry Fonda, US Navy. Destroyer USS Satterlee.
John Carroll, US Army Air Corps. Pilot in North
Africa. Broke his back in a crash.
Lee Marvin, US Marines. Sniper. Wounded in action
on Saipan. Buried in Arlington National Cemetery,
Sec. 7A next to Greg Boyington and Joe Louis.
Art Carney, US Army.
Wounded
on Normandy beach, D-Day. Limped for the rest of
his life.
Wayne Morris, US Navy fighter pilot, USS Essex.
Downed seven Japanese fighters.
Rod Steiger, US Navy. Was aboard one of the ships
that launched the Doolittle Raid.
Tony Curtis, US Navy. Sub tender USS Proteus. In
Tokyo Bay for the surrender of Japan.
Larry Storch, US Navy. Sub tender USS Proteus
with Tony Curtis.
Forrest Tucker, US Army. Enlisted as a private, rose
to Lieutenant.
Robert Montgomery, US Navy.
George Kennedy, US Army. Enlisted after Pearl
Harbor, stayed in sixteen years.
Mickey Rooney, US Army under Patton. Bronze
Star.
Denver Pyle, US Navy. Wounded in the Battle of
Guadalcanal. Medically discharged.
Burgess Meredith, US Army Air Corps.
DeForest Kelley, US Army Air Corps.
Robert Stack, US Navy. Gunnery Officer.
Neville Brand, US Army, Europe. Was awarded the
Silver Star and Purple Heart.
Tyrone Power, US Marines. Transport pilot in the
Pacific Theater.
Charlton Heston, US Army Air Corps. Radio opera-
tor and aerial gunner on a B-25, Aleutians.
Danny Aiello, US Army. Lied about his age to enlist
at 16. Served three years.
James Arness, US Army. As an infantryman, he was
severely wounded at Anzio, Italy.
Efram Zimbalist, Jr.,
US Army. Purple Heart
for a severe wound re-
ceived at Huertgen For-
est.
Mickey Spillane, US
Army Air Corps,
Fighter Pilot and
later Instructor Pilot.
Rod Serling, US
Army. 11th Air-
borne Division in
the Pacific. He
jumped at Tagay-
tay in the Philip-
pines and was
later wounded
in Manila.
So many
more like Bob
Keeshan (Capt. Kangaroo and
Elvis Presely all put their country befoe their
or during their careers... We salute them all.
Bob Keeshan
(Captain Kangaroo) &
Elvis Presley
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LORRAINE LARA
MARKETING COORDINATOR & CITY EDITOR:
AWARD WINNING STAFF
Rex Gerlach &
Jim Horton (Emeritus)
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Kevin Garofalo
MARKETING COORDINATOR
& CITY EDITOR:
Nancy Gray
GRAPHIC DESIGN:
Stacy Nunley
PHOTOGRAPHY & FREELANCE:
Chris MacDonald
CONTRIBUTORS:
Arnold Dufour, Cathy Green,
Moe Kanoudi, Jordan Kobritz,
David White
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T
he manager of Pet Sit Pros
Long Beach and Hunting-
ton Beach Area now opens
her own Pet Sit Pros in Santa
Monica and Marina del Rey Area,
promising the same love and ex-
cellent pet care Pet Sit Pros is
known for.
Pet Sit Pros proudly announces
the opening of their top-rated pro-
fessional pet sitting and dog-walk-
ing services within the Santa
Monica, Marina
del Rey, Venice
Beach and Playa
del Rey Area.
Jaime Riegel,
the owner of Pet
Sit Pros Santa
Monica & Ma-
rina del Reys
personal dedica-
tion to animals
started when she
very young. She
always grew up
with many ani-
mals, including
several dogs,
cats, hamsters,
frogs, geckos and
fish. Although she initially pur-
sued a degree and career in film
and television production, she al-
ways kept her animal-loving na-
ture in mind, offering pet sitting
services to all her friends in the
film industry. As productions
moved out of state, Jaime decided
to pursue her passion for animals,
leading her to a career with Pet Sit
Pros where she was hired as a
manager tasked with opening a
new service area. I always knew
I preferred working with animals
over the Hollywood crowd,
Jaime quipped but many of the
pets I care for can be divas too.
Its so much fun!
Founded in the Long Beach
area in 2008 by Jay Goldfischer,
Pet Sit Pros grew quickly in pop-
ularity based on their unmatched
pet care standards and stellar cus-
tomer service. Goldfischer states,
There really was a huge need for
reliable and professional in home
pet care services that nobody was
filling so we decided to start Pet
Sit Pros and set the bar for the pet
care industry. Customers loved
the seamless integration of tech-
nology which allows clients to
book services online and pay by
credit or debit card eliminating the
hassle and waste associated with
paper invoices and writing checks.
Daily report cards and photo text
updates are the norm so their
clients know their pets are happy
and healthy in their absence. Pet
Sit Pros offers the peace of mind
that all staff members are trained,
insured, bonded, certified in Pet
CPR & First Aid and have passed
a criminal background screening.
The Pet Sit Pros motto is Re-
quest, reserve, relax! Its that
easy!
Filling a need for truly profes-
sional in home pet care services,
their Long Beach Yelp ratings
flourished making them the high-
est customer rated service in the
area and the People Really Love
Us on Yelp distinction. In 2012,
under the management of Riegel,
Pet Sit Pros expanded throughout
Seal Beach, Westminster, Foun-
tain Valley and Huntington Beach.
Success led to more success and
further expansion brought Pet Sit
Pros to Newport Beach and Costa
Mesa. Early in 2014, Pet Sit Pros
was awarded LGBT Long Beachs
Best Pet Sitting Service of the
Year and Dog Walkers of the Year
by Huntington Beachs Best Of
Huntington Beach!
Jaime Riegel, the 2012-2013
manager of Long Beach and
Huntington Beach Area Pet Sit
Pros, now focuses her attention on
opening her own Pet Sit Pros busi-
ness in the Santa Monica and Ma-
rina del Rey Area. Riegel stated
this is my dream come true, own-
ing my own business doing what
I truly love! She and her staff
offer the same award-winning
service to even more pets and pet
owners! Feel free to check them
out on online at santamonica.pet-
sitpros.com and marinadelrey.pet-
sitpros.com, on Yelp, or in person
with a free Meet & Greet by ap-
pointment.
Pet Sitting Company
Now a Stand Up Job
Arena Soccer Sign Ups
T
he City of Huntington Beach Community Services Department offers year round adult arena soc-
cer leagues at the award winning Central Park Sports Complex. Games will be played on artificial
sports turf under the lights beginning the week of March 31, 2014. Team registration costs are
$400 per 8-week season plus referee fees of $20 per game, which are paid directly to the official by
each team. League play will be 6 v 6 including the goalie. Mens leagues are offered on Monday,Tues-
day, and Wednesday and Coed on Thursday and Friday. All teams must have uniforms with numbers.
Registration packets are available at City Hall or on the Citys website. For league information or to be
placed on the individual players list, please call 714-536-5486. The deadline to turn in team registration
to City Hall is March 24, 2014.
Therapeutic
Riding
Center
Derby Day
S
ave the date - May 3, 2014, for
our 6th annual Derby Day
fundraiser at the Therapeutic Rid-
ing Center of Huntington Beach.
Enjoy a fun day of riding demon-
strations, Answered Prayer
Ranch Clydesdales, food, mint
juleps, children's activities, silent and live auction,
music and more! For information, email www.trchb.org.
Fire Dept. Update
Fireplaces and Chimneys
N
ow that the heating season is upon us, inspect your chimney for any damage. Chimneys should
be checked frequently for creosote de-posits, soot build-up, or physical damage. This involves
a simple visual examina-
tion, but it should be
done as often as twice-a-
month during heavy use.
If you see heavy cre-
osote buildup, suspect a
problem, or have had a
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The information contained in this column does not
necessarily reflect the opinion of The Local News.
Jordan Kobritz is a former attorney, CPA, and
Minor League Baseball team owner. He is a Pro-
fessor and Chair of the Sport Management Depart-
ment at SUNY Cortland and is a contributing author
to the Business of Sports Network and maintains the
blog: http://sportsbeyondthelines.com Jordan can
be reached at jordan.kobritz@cortland.edu
T
he term
fan is
presumed
to be a derivative
of the word fanatic, a word that is not always used in
a complimentary fashion. Thats the case with several
recent examples of college basket-
ball fans gone wild.
Perhaps the incident that re-
ceived the most exposure is the
one involving Oklahoma States
Marcus Smart and Texas Tech fan,
Jeff Orr. After Smart committed a
foul during the last minute of the
Cowboys loss to the Red Raiders
in Lubbock, his momentum car-
ried him into the stands, where Orr
spewed epithets at him. Smart in-
stinctively responded by shoving
Orr before being pulled away by
teammates. Smart was hit with a
technical and suspended for three
games.
Smarts best response to Orrs
goading would have been to ig-
nore it, but thats easier said than
done in the emotion of the mo-
ment. Orr, a 1983 Tech grad, can
be seen at every Red Raiders home
game and travels thousands of
miles each year to attend Texas Tech games. But is he
really a fan?
On the same night as the Texas Tech incident, an Ari-
zona State student spit on University of Oregon assistant
coach Brian Fish and team trainer Clay Jamieson during
halftime of the Ducks game in Tempe. Is this a trend
or a continuation of conduct that has always existed in
sports? Perhaps a bit of both.
Fan accessibility, which is a hallmark of indoor are-
nas, may be one reason why these incidents continue to
occur in basketball. The close quarters are unlikely to
change. One thing that has changed over the years is
the popularity of social networking sites where infor-
mation on players is more accessible to fans than it has
ever been. That is particularly problematic if nave ath-
letes post information that can be used against them and
fail to maintain tight security measures on their sites.
But anyone looking for ammunition can find it online
with the click of a mouse.
What can be done in the future to curb unacceptable
fan behavior? Plenty. Start by revoking ticket privi-
leges for the Jeff Orrs of this world (Texas Tech de-
clined to accept Orrs offer to skip the remaining Tech
home games this season). Establish a fan code of con-
duct and prosecute violators, either within the institu-
tions policies and procedures or through the criminal
justice system. Involve coaches. Division I basketball
coaches earn millions of dollars and are among the most
visible members of the campus community. If someone
with the credibility of Dukes Mike Krzyzewski admon-
ishes fans to maintain proper decorum, theyre apt to
pay attention.
There will always be fans who take things to an un-
acceptable level. But its incumbent on the rest of us to
draw a distinction between fans and fanatics.
By Jordan Kobritz
Kobritz
on
Sports
Fanatic - A Person Marked
Or Motivated By An Extreme,
Unreasoning Enthusiasm
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d Joyce drills deep to hit a payday story for the AP. .."If you've driven along
Pacific Coast Highway in Huntington Beach recently, you've seen an oil
drilling rig under construction where PCH meets Goldenwest Street."
Records show that
LA -based OXY USA
has longstanding city
and state permits to
drill for oil here. Ac-
cording to their web
site, they say they have
plans drill about 85
new .
City officials appar-
ently have reported
that large padding will
be placed around the
rig to contain noise.
Many Oil compa-
nies,the likes of
Chevron, have long
operated oil fields in
Surf city USA. In the
early 1900's oil derricks were on the ocean side of Pacific Coast Highway.
Oil was first discovered in the city in 1920.
Huntington Beach originally designated Pacific City was a real estate boom-
town...then oil was found...and the rest of the story is history. Thank you Mr. Hunt-
ington and your Red Car.
Oil, Oil, Oil...
Everywhere In
Surf City USA
Huntington Beach has long been a
hub for oil drilling, as seen in this
photo from 1954.
On September 19, 2011, the fam-
ily and friends of Dick White do-
nated an ancient milled stone to the
City. Mr. White found the stone on
the Lower Bench of the Bolsa Chica
Mesa in 1995, following the demo-
lition of a World War II-era bunker.
Similar to the cogged stones which
have also been recovered at Bolsa
Chica, the donut-shaped milled
stone is approximately 6,000
8,000 years old, dating back to the
Neolithic Era or New Stone Age.
The stone was precisely crafted
without the use of any metal, and it
is a beautiful example of the skill
and craftsmanship of our ancient an-
cestors. Al Campbell, who pre-
sented the stone to the City along-
side Barbara, Dicks widow,
remarked, One cant help but be
impressed by those who manufac-
tured this stone.
The stone was donated to the City
in memory of Dick White and his
service to Huntington Beach. He
was a founding member and presi-
dent of the Citizens Emergency Re-
sponse Team (CERT), and he also
participated in the Council on
Aging, the HB Fishing Club, and the
Amateur Radio Emergency Club.
It is rare for Bolsa Chica artifacts
to be on display. Come in and get a
closer look at the
Citys local history at
the Central Library.
The Friends of the
Childrens Library
are presenting a St.
Patricks Day Com-
edy Magic Show on
Saturday, March 15 at
1:00 p.m. in the
Tabby Theater. Dave
Skale will be per-
forming as Patty O-
Furniture, the St.
Paddys Day Lep-
rechaun, in search of
his pot of gold. Who
knew magic could be
so funny? Tickets are
$4 per person and are
available now at the
Childrens Desk.
ticket purchase is rec-
ommended. For more
information, please
call (714) 375-5107.
Historic Stone
Displayed
For over 11 years, Colettes Childrens
Home has provided 2,000 homeless
women & children with emergency
and transitional housing.
Their mission: Colettes Childrens Home
provides a safe and nurturing environment
where at-risk women and children can
obtain support & services needed to
achieve self-sufficiency.
(714) 596-1380
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etsy Farber is in-
sightful here.. Her
remarks and report
can make a difference in
your current and future
business lives:As the
digital marketing land-
scape continues to evolve,
how can marketers create
the most effective content
to solve their business ob-
jectives? Here's why going
back to the basics is a good
place to start.
Digital marketers today
are faced with
an overwhelm-
ing amount of
potential ways
to reach con-
sumers with
their content. In
his keynote
presentation at
the iMedia Con-
tent Summit in
Hu n t i n g t o n
Beach, Calif.,
Chris Cox, sen-
ior manager of
global digital
marketing at
The Hershey
C o m p a n y ,
stressed that
when it comes
to building
strong content,
it pays to stick to the ba-
sics.
YouTube, iPhones,
GoPro cameras, and the
rapid growth of mobile
media consumption have
all changed the game for
how marketers create con-
tent. Now anyone can be a
creator. It's easy for brands
and agencies to be tempted
by new technologies;
many suffer from "shiny-
ball syndrome," as Cox
calls it. Regardless of
whether your content is
created in-house, by
agency partners, or a third-
party specialist, the same
questions always apply:
Who, what, where, and
why?
To keep it simple,
brands should start by ask-
ing two basic -- but vital -
- questions. First, who is
your target audience? And
second, what do you want
them to do? "Whether you
learned about marketing
30 years ago or 30 days
ago, marketing starts with
these fundamental princi-
ples," Cox said.
Once you've laid the
foundation with these two
questions, Cox recom-
mends focusing on his "5
Es" in order to build the
most effective content
strategy:
Educational: People
come online for solutions,
and they want to be in-
formed by your brands'
products or services.
Economic: Money still
matters. Whether it's a
coupon or a financial in-
centive on Twitter or Face-
book, people are always
looking for a good deal.
Entertaining: Mobile's
prevailing success stems
from the notion that peo-
ple, more than ever, want
content that's fun and grat-
ifying -- at a moment's no-
tice.
Engaging: Your content
should hold the con-
sumer's attention and stand
the test of
time.
Emotional:
The most im-
portant, yet
the most
overlooked,
factor is hav-
ing an emo-
t i o n a l
connect i on
with your
c ons ume r s
through your
content.
Cox em-
phasized that
brands need
to define
strong values
and establish
clear bound-
aries in their
content strategies in a way
that enables them to confi-
dently state, "This is who
we are, and this is where
we're going." And again,
Cox emphasized that sim-
plicity helps. He reminded
attendees of the basic no-
tion that a brand makes a
promise to its consumers,
and the extension of that
promise is great content,
great themes, and great
stories that will stand the
test of time
Betsy Farber is an asso-
ciate editor at iMedia
Connection.
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are needed for Project
SHIP, Senior Home
Inspection Program. Trained
safety inspectors assist senior
citizens to make their home
a safer place to live. The
next Training Academy
will be held Saturday,
March 15 from 9 a.m. to 1
p.m.
Inspectors educate senior
residents on how to eliminate
fire hazards, plan an emer-
gency escape, and other pre-
vention tips. They also install
smoke detectors, carbon monoxide
detectors, and replace batteries in detectors.
Project SHIP is a partnership between the
Huntington Beach Fire Department and Senior Services. If you are inter-
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that the nation has "had enough Bushes."
"I read 'The Bully Pulpit' by Doris Kearns Goodwin and she points out that in
1700 there were only three families, so maybe it's OK," she said.
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families. I mean we've got great governors and other people. I just don't understand
it," Bush said.
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long time," she added.
Dear EarthTalk:
Should those of us
who care about our
health and the planet be
concerned about the new trend in genetic engineering
called synthetic biology?
~ Chrissie Wilkins, Bern, NC
Synthetic biology (or synbio) refers to the design
and fabrication of novel biological parts, devices and sys-
tems that do not otherwise occur in nature. Many see it as
an extreme version of genetic engineering (GE). But unlike
GE, whereby genetic information with certain desirable
traits is inserted from one
organism into another,
synbio uses computers
and chemicals to create
entirely new organisms.
Proponents of synbio,
which include familiar
players such as Cargill, BP,
Chevron and Du Pont, tout
its potential benefits. Ac-
cording to the Synthetic Bi-
ology Engineering
Research Center (SYN-
BERC), a consortium of
leading U.S. researchers in
the field, some promising
applications of synthetic
biology include alterna-
tives to rubber for tires,
tumor-seeking microbes
for treating cancer, and photosynthetic energy systems. Other
potential applications include using synbio to detect and re-
move environmental contaminants, monitor and respond to
disease and develop new drugs and vaccines.
While these and other applications may not be widely
available for years, synthetic biology is already in use for
creating food additives that will start to show up in prod-
ucts on grocery shelves later this year. Switzerland-based
Evolva is using synthetic biology techniques to produce al-
ternatives to resveratrol, stevia, saffron and vanilla. The
companys synthetic vanillin is slated to go into many
foods as a cheaper and limitless version of real vanilla fla-
vor. But many health advocates are outraged that such a
product will be available to consumers without more re-
search into potential dangers and without any warnings or
labeling to let consumers know they are eating organisms
designed and brought to life in a lab.
This is the first major use of a synbio ingredient in food,
and dozens of other flavors and food additives are in the
pipeline, so synbio vanilla could set a dangerous precedent
for synthetic genetically engineered ingredients to sneak
into our food supply and be labeled as natural, reports
Friends of the Earth (FoE), a leading environmental group.
Synthetic biology vanillin poses several human health,
environmental and economic concerns for consumers, food
companies and other stakeholders.
For example, FoE worries that synbio vanilla (and even-
tually other synthetic biology additives) could exacerbate
rainforest destruction while harming sustainable farmers
and poor communities around the world. Synbio vanilla
could displace the demand for the natural vanilla market,
reports FoE. Without the natural vanilla market adding
economic value to the rainforest in these regions, these last
standing rainforests will not be protected from competing
agricultural markets such as soy, palm oil and sugar. Crit-
ics of synbio also worry that releasing synthetic life into
the environment, whether done intentionally or acciden-
tally, could have adverse effects on our ecosystems.
Despite these risks, could the rewards of embracing syn-
thetic biology be great? Could it help us deal with some of
the tough issues of climate change, pollution and world
hunger? Given that the genie is already out of the bottle,
perhaps only time will tell.
CONTACTS:
SYNBERC
www.synberc.org;
FoE
www.foe.org
Evolva
www.evolva.com.
EarthTalk

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Proponents of syn-
thetic biology tout
its potential for
bringing about great
advances in medi-
cine, energy and
cheaper foods. But
health advocates
worry that the risks
to health and the en-
vironment may be
too great. Pictured:
a researcher using
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as an alternative to
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Photo: Lawrence Berkeley Nationaly Laboratory/Roy Kaltschmidt
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f you ask a typical wine consumer to imagine a
California red, they'll almost certainly think of
Cabernet Sauvignon. If you ask that same con-
sumer to imagine a white, they'll almost certainly
think of Chardonnay.
This is understandable. More than 500,000 acres of
California farmland are dedicated to wine grapes, and
Cabernet Sauvignon and Chardonnay are the most
widely planted. More than a quarter of the state's red wine
grape plantings are Cabernet Sauvignon. And more than
half of all white wine grape plantings are Chardonnay.
Once upon a time,
however, Califor-
nia's landscape was
much more di-
verse. And thanks
to a group of rene-
gade vintners,
California is re-
claiming this di-
versity -- and
producing more and
more wines that are
reminiscent of a bygone
era.
The dominance of Cabernet
Sauvignon and Chardonnay partly
traces back to 1976. That year, a British
wine merchant named Steven Spurrier
organized a wine competition in Paris,
where he pitted California's best
Chardonnay and Cabernet Sauvignon
against the best wines that France had to
offer.
Until then, few critics took California
seriously. And at that tasting, everyone
assumed that France would win. But
with both whites and reds, California
came out on top. That com-
petition -- now known as the "Judgment of Paris" -- trans-
formed California's wine industry.
The red, produced by Warren Winiarski at Stag's Leap
Wine Cellars, helped accelerate Robert Mondavi's efforts
to tout California's wines as being on par with Europe's
best offerings.
The white, produced by Mike Grgich at Chateau Mon-
telena, forced the world to take a serious look at Califor-
nia Chardonnay. When Kendall-Jackson produced a
Chardonnay with just a hint of sweetness a few years
later, the variety's popularity would skyrocket with con-
sumers.
Over the subsequent two decades, those who marketed
wine pushed other varietal wines like Merlot, Pinot Noir,
and Sauvignon Blanc. But Cabernet and Chardonnay
were cemented at the top.
For most of California's winegrowing history, how-
ever, vineyards were planted chaotically with inexpen-
sive, workhorse grapes. Americans didn't care about
varieties and drank simple table. While most were con-
sumed locally, products like Gallo's Hearty Burgundy
and Almaden's Mountain Chablis approximated these
wines and had national distribution.
Today, several California vintners are rediscovering
these ancient vineyards and recognizing their potential.
This effort is led by Tegan Passalacqua of Turley Wine
Cellars and Morgan Twain-Peterson of Bedrock Wine
Co., two young producers who have earned a reputation
for crafting delicious wines from old vineyards. Three
years ago, the two men helped launched the Historic
Vineyard Society, a nonprofit created to catalog, protect,
and promote these properties.
Turley's Library Vineyard Petite Sirah is a great ex-
ample of the wines this group celebrates. The Library
Vineyard was planted between 1880 and 1920 directly
behind the St. Helena
Public Library in Napa
Valley. Although planted
primarily to Petite Sirah,
the small vineyard is
comprised of more than a
dozen different varieties,
including red grapes like
Syrah, Carignan,
Grenache, and Zinfandel
and white grapes like Muscadelle and Green Hungarian.
From this vineyard, Passalacqua makes a delightful field
blend that speaks clearly of its origin.
Bedrock's Compagni Portis white is another great ex-
ample. Sourced from a Sonoma vineyard planted in 1954,
the wine is a blend of Gewurtzraminer, Trousseau Gris,
Riesling, and a handful of unusual grapes that are almost
extinct. It's exotic, exceptionally aromatic, and totally
unique.
Passalacqua and Twain-Peterson are hardly alone. Cal-
ifornia producers like Carlisle, Arnot-Roberts, Forlorn
Hope, and Wind Gap are also creating high quality wines
from historic properties. While some make field blends,
others produce single varietal wines from nearly forgot-
ten grapes in almost-forgotten vineyards.
In late February, a group of wine writers from across
the country gathered in California for a conference. Dur-
ing a discussion about Napa Valley's "unexpected" wines,
New York Times wine critic Eric Asimov reminded at-
tendees of California's "history of diversity" with Turley's
Library Vineyard Petite Sirah.
Wines like this are still just asterisks, of course. They're
jewels of an earlier time. But they show that there's more
to California than Chardonnay and Cabernet Sauvignon.
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On the Vine
David White is the founder and editor of
Terroirist.com, which was named "Best Overall
Wine Blog" at the 2013 Wine Blog Awards.
His columns are housed at Grape Collective.
Reclaiming
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roll cloud is a low, horizontal, tube-
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Buying A Car Online: Here's A Few Tips To Avoid Scams
Scammers Have Been Preying on Online Car Shoppers
AOL writer Michael Zak reports that
buying used cars on sites like Craigslist
can be risky also...
He says:..."If people are spending
money somewhere on the Internet, there
are likely scammers there too, cashing in
on unsuspecting shoppers. There has been
a surge in online car buying in recent
years, especially with used cars. This has
led to a rise in fraud. Crooks post ads for
nonexistent cars, shoppers wire funds for
the vehicle, and, poof, that money van-
ishes into thin air.
Auto fraud accounts for 12 percent of all
online purchase scams, totaling $64 mil-
lion in consumer losses, according to the
most recent Internet Crime Complaint
Center annual report. Dependable Auto Shippers,
one of the largest vehicle shipping service
providers in the world, wants to make people
aware of just how big of a risk this fraud poses.
"Shipping vehicles for online consumers is a
large portion of our business, and we receive hun-
dreds of calls every month from those who have
fallen prey to online auto scams," said John
Roehll, executive vice president and co-owner of
DAS. "We want to raise awareness for consumers
to be vigilant against scammers and protect them
from online auto fraud."
DAS said that scammers entice their victims
with incredibly cheap prices and the promise of
using a shipping service to deliver the vehicle.
They'll also demand immediate payment due to
some bogus reason, such as military deployment
or a tragic family emergency. Victims then send
an unrecoverable payment through a money
transfer or money order for a nonexistent vehi-
cle.
The average amount of money lost on one of
these scams is $3,700, according to the Internet
Criminal Complaint Center.
DAS offered five tips you should follow in
order to prevent yourself from used car fraud:
1. Never wire payment
Legitimate dealers will never ask for a wire
transfer. If you're dealing with a private seller and
they want you to us something like Western
Union, request an alternate form of payment.
Scammers use wire transfers because it is essen-
tially the same thing as sending cash in the mail.
Once the money is gone, it cannot be recovered.
2. Talk on the phone
A seller making excuses for not being able to
speak on the phone is a big red flag. By speaking
with the seller (email
doesn't count), you can
get more info on the
background and his-
tory of the person or
business.
3. Slow down
If a seller says the vehicle
is being held by a transportation
company and will ship as soon
as payment is received, take a
minute to call the shipping com-
pany to validate the arrangement.
Scammers love to pressure their vic-
tims into quickly sending payment
with fake sob stories or really low
prices on the car. You need to be
diligent, do your homework
and take your time with a big
purchase like this.
4. Examine information
carefully
A listing with stock images
of the car without a visible li-
cense plate is an indication of a scam. If
there are pictures, make sure the colors,
body work and other distinguishing fea-
tures match up with the description.
5. Get your own CARFAX report
Scammers like to pull real CARFAX re-
ports of cars that do exist for their fake list-
ings. You absolutely should order your own
vehicle history report. The National Insur-
ance Crime maintains a free database that
includes flood damage and other informa-
tion so consumers can investigate a car's
history. Always check that the registration
or license plate matches the seller's name."
On a personal note as a tag line to the ex-
ceptional research above...our experience with
using the web site for the Huntington Beach Auto
Dealers Association has been a lot less intimidating
than some of the scary possibilities in this report.
Check out: beachblvdofcars.com/
TLN: Editor's Note
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s with any mortgage product, an inter-
est-only loan comes with advantages
and disadvantage. The upside is the
lower monthly payment is much lower than
what a fully amortized payment would be. The
downside is that
the interest only
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tized and the homeowner will be required to
make a full principal and interest payment. With
only 20 years on the remaining term of the loan,
the amount of payment increase will be a severe
shock to almost any household budget.
Lets look at an example of a $400,000 loan
at 5.0% interest. This would have been very
common for 2004 and 2005. An interest only
payment option on this would only be $1666.67.
Compared to a fully amortized payment of
$2147.29, the lower payment of the interest only
option is very appealing.
When property values dropped these last few
years, many homeowners lost the equity needed
to refinance into the most favorable terms and
ended up being trapped in the loans they had.
Now that housing prices have rebounded most
of these same homeowners are now able to refi-
nance, but those with interest only loans may not
excited by their current options.
New legislation from Congress has made in-
terest-only financing all but extinct
in todays market. And even at a
lower rate, a fully amortized pay-
ment will typically lead to
an increased monthly pay-
ment.
At a market rate of
4.375% for a 30 year fixed
mortgage, the fully amor-
tized payment on a
$400,000 loan would be
$1997.14. Someone accus-
tomed to only paying
$1666.67 might not
want to pay the addi-
tional $330.47 per
month, even though
$538.81 of that
will be going towards principal in the first
month (the amount towards principal will
increase every month as the overall bal-
ance goes down).
But what happens if they do nothing and
stay with their current mortgage? After the
initial interest-only period of 10 years, the
payment on a $400,000 loan at 5.0%
would jump to $2639.82 for the remaining
term of 20 years. If that homeowner was
not happy about a $330.47 increase in
their payment, they will be even less
thrilled with a spike of $973.15.
Whether their rate is fixed or adjustable,
anyone with an interest only option on
their loan must take a moment to consider
what will happen to their payment when
that interest only option expires. They
should have a plan for when that manifes-
tation occurs. Anyone who isnt sure when
their option expires or what will be their
best course of action will be should call their
mortgage professional. If you dont have a mort-
gage professional, call me.
Hmm...Interesting
Arnaud Dufour
Arnaud Dufour
Arnaud Dufour is a Sr. Mortgage Banker at
Newport Beach based DLJ Financial.
With more than eleven years in the industry,
Arnaud is available to answer questions
in Real Estate Finance.
E-mail: adufour@dljfinancial.com
Call: 714-677-4107.
CA DRE # 01360217 NMLS# 335758
The information contained in this
column does not necessarily reflect
the opinion of The Local News.
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PLEASE READ...
T
he City of Huntington Beach has installed a Pharmaceutical Drug
Disposal box in the Lobby of the Huntington Beach Police De-
partment. The Pharmaceutical Disposal program is being implemented
so citizens can properly dispose of their old prescription medications,
instead of placing them
in the trash or flushing
them down the toilet.
Improperly disposing of
unused medications can
harm others and the en-
vironment. Medications
which are flushed down
the toilet are not com-
pletely removed by the
sewage treatment facili-
ties. These medications
can enter the soil, sur-
face water, and ground
water. Research studies
have shown that expo-
sure to drugs found in
waterways are having a
serious impact on fish
and other aquatic life.
The Huntington
Beach Police Depart-
ment front lobby is open
from 8:00 am until 5:00
pm, seven days a week.
PUT OUT THE
DOG...AND
PICK UP THE
TRASH
F
ree Disposal of Bulky Items for Residential Trash
CustomersResidential trash customers are eligible
for the 10/4 Pick-up Program. This free program
allows residents to schedule special collections of up to
10 bulky items per appointment, four times per year.
Qualifying items include bags of trash or yard clippings
(that will not fit in the trash or yard waste cart), appli-
ances, furniture, and mattresses. Contact Rainbow Dis-
posal at 714- 847-3581
Pharmaceutical Drug Disposal Program
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SUPERSTORE
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PRE-OWNED PRICED RIGHT
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After working your best deal.
Additional Savings Towards a New Honda
$
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09 Ford Escape SE..........................
$
9,838
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07 Honda Accord EX ......................
$
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11 Honda Fit ..................................
$
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07 Honda Civic Si ..........................
$
13,516
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11 Honda Civic LX .........................
$
13,827
*

08 Honda Accord EX-L ...................
$
13,994
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$
13,994
*

11 Honda Fit Sport ........................
$
14,421
*

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$
14,552
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$
15,999
*

11 Toyota Prius V ...........................
$
17,447
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New 2014 Honda Accord LX Sedan Auto
EPA ESTIMATED MPG
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