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Kendall: JIEDDO move will
protect hard-earned capabilities
by Karen Parrish
WASHINGTON - Improvised explosive devices have
been a rapidly evolving and
deadly menace in many parts of
the world as terrorists employ
these homemade bombs against
military forces and civilian
populations.
U.S. leaders created the Joint
Improvised Explosive Device
Defeat Organization, or JIEDDO, to counter that threat. As
DoD strategy and resources shift
from previous wars to focus on
future missions, the Defense Department has begun to transition
JIEDDO’s role and capabilities
to the office of acquisition, technology and logistics.
Frank Kendall, the undersecretary of defense for Acquisition,
Technology and Logistics, paid a
visit June 30 to JIEDDO’s headquarters at the Pentagon to talk
about what that move will mean
for the agency’s employees.
“There was a lot of concern
before the ISIL threat emerged
that we were going to atrophy
the capabilities we built up
through the campaigns in Iraq
and Afghanistan,” said Kendall
in a speech to the workforce.
“That’s a skill set we don’t want
to lose.”
The undersecretary noted that
the U.S. will work to suppress
ISIL and other extremist groups,
but that those groups are not going to disappear
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“We’e going to have to deal
with these people whose weapon
of choice is going to be improvised
weapons of various types - nontraditional fighting - that’s something
you have been doing well for an
extremely long time, and we’re
going to need you,” he said.
Kendall added that relocating
the counter-IED organization
within the defense acquisition,
technology and logistics sector
“was a natural solution.”
Finding, buying and employ-
ing technologies to protect from
IEDs “very close to the operators” is a large part of what
JIEDDO, now a new defense
agency, does, he said.
Kendall said his directorate
also offers support functions
such as system engineering,
development and testing, contracting and others to aid the
new agency. He said that DoD
has adopted some of the rapid
acquisition practices JIEDDO
pioneered.
“JIEDDO’s close engagement
WASHINGTON - Defense Secretary Ash Carter announced
July 6 the 2015 recipients of the Commander in Chief’s Annual
Award for Installation Excellence:
The winning installations are:
-- Army: U.S. Army Garrison Fort Stewart and Hunter Army
Airfield, Georgia;
-- Marine Corps: Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune, North
Carolina;
“You do a lot of [research
and development], you do a lot
of fielding, you do a lot of the
requiring,” Kendall said.
The new defense agency can
access DoD’s joint rapid acquisition cell to help in its mission, he
noted, pledging “full and complete support” in that mission.
Installations receive Commander
in Chief’s Award for Excellence
-- Navy: Naval Air Station Pensacola, Florida;
-- Air Force: Joint Base Andrews, Maryland; and
-- Defense Logistics Agency: DLA Distribution Susquehanna,
Pennsylvania.
Frank Kendall is briefed by Lt. Gen. John D. Johnson, as he toured the JIEDDO headquarters. Courtesy
photo
with its operational force customers and with the intelligence tions, a practice cited by the White
community makes it a model for House as examples in innovative
innovation and agility in defense acquisition methods promoting
acquisition,” the undersecretary effective competition.
said.
“One important message:
An example he cited was the you’re here to stay,” Kendall
agency’s use of challenge-based said. “We need you. The country
acquisition to quickly find solu- needs you.”
The award recognizes outstanding and innovative efforts of
the people who operate and maintain U.S. military installations,
Pentagon officials said.
“Excellent installations enable better mission performance and
enhance the quality of life for military men and women and their
families,” officials said in a statement announcing the winners.
“Each winning installation succeeded in providing excellent
working, housing and recreational conditions.”
Each winning installation will receive a commemorative trophy
and flag, as well as a congratulatory letter from the president.
Carter, Le Drian: U.S.-France defense cooperation never stronger
by Cheryl Pellerin
WASHINGTON - Defense
Secretary Ash Carter and French
Defense Minister Jean-Yves Le
Drian met at the Pentagon July
6 to discuss shared concerns,
ongoing operations and opportunities to strengthen defense
cooperation.
Force, which France has volunteered to lead in the future.
relationship has been in a long
time.”
“I’ve been working on transAtlantic security for a long time,
both in and outside of government,” Carter said, “and I think
Minister Le Drian would agree
[that] this is the best our defense
The partnership between
France and the United States has
long been instrumental to building lasting peace and prosperity,
he added, “[and] we must ensure
it always will be.”
Joined by Le Drian at a news
conference after their meeting,
Carter said the Islamic State of
Iraq and the Levant was an area
of discussion.
“I commended Minister Le
Drian for his and France’s commitment in the fight to deliver
a lasting defeat to ISIL, a campaign that we agreed requires a
sustained long-term effort,” the
secretary said.
Earlier this year, France deployed its aircraft carrier Charles
de Gaulle to the Persian Gulf to
support counter-ISIL airstrikes,
Carter added, and the French air
force continues to play a critical
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Defense Secretary Ash Carter and French Defense
Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian host a news conference
in the Pentagon. DoD photo by Glenn Fawcett
U.S. forces will continue to
support France in such efforts
with airlift and aerial-refueling
capabilities, he added, and given
“These are some of the new security challenges to Eureasons why France continues rope’s south and east, the leaders
agreed that
to be one
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particularly in the Sahel re- reassure our allies along Eugion. French operations there rope’s eastern borders,” Carter
are preventing spillover of said, “and we will continue to
terrorism, trafficking and work together.”
extremism, the secretary said,
During his recent trip to Europe,
and are disrupting al-Qaida affiliates, Boko Haram and other Carter said, he committed the
extremists in North and West United States to providing imAfrican nations such as Mali, portant capabilities to NATO’s
Very High Readiness Joint Task
Niger and Chad.
role after being first to join the
United States in striking ISIL
targets in Iraq.
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Obama discusses anti-ISIL strategy with
national security team at Pentagon
by Jim Garamone
WASHINGTON - President
Barack Obama discussed the
strategy to degrade and ultimately destroy the Islamic State
of Iraq and the Levant with
civilian and military leaders of
his national security team at the
Pentagon July 6.
The president spoke to the
press following the meeting. He
stressed that the strategy will take
time to work, and that there’s no
substitute to working through
indigenous forces in the region.
The strategy harnesses all elements of American power including military, intelligence, diplomatic, economic development, “and
perhaps most importantly the
power of our values,” he said.
The strategy envisions a longterm campaign, he said.
“ISIL is opportunistic, and it
is nimble,” the president said.
“In many places in Syria and
Iraq, including urban areas, it’s
dug in among innocent civilian
populations. It will take time to
root them out.”
American and coalition partners will help out with training
and air support, but it must be
local fighters who take the fight
to the terrorists, he said.
“As with any military effort,
there will be periods of progress
but there are also going to be
some setbacks, as we’ve seen
with ISIL’s gains in Ramadi in
Iraq and in Central and Southern
Syria,” Obama said.
Still there has been progress,
he noted, with more than 5,000
airstrikes that have taken out
thousands of fighting positions,
tanks, vehicles, bomb factories
and training camps.
“We’ve eliminated thousands
of fighters, including senior ISIL
commanders,” the president
said. “Over the past year we’ve
seen that, when we have an effective partner on the ground,
ISIL can be pushed back.”
ISIL lost the Mosul Dam,
Mount Sinjar and Tikrit.
“Altogether, ISIL has lost
more than a quarter of the populated areas that it had seized in
Iraq,” he said. “In Syria, ISIL
lost at Kobani. It’s recently
endured losses across Northern
Syria, including the key city of
Tal Abyad, denying ISIL a vital
supply route to Raqqa, its base
of operations in Syria.”
The terror group is vulnerable and with help local forces
can push back the extremists,
Obama said.
“ISIL’s recent losses in both
Syria and Iraq prove that ISIL
can and will be defeated,” he
said. “Indeed, we’re intensifying our efforts against ISIL’s
base in Syria. Our airstrikes will
continue to target the oil and gas
facilities that fund so much of
their operations.”
The coalition - including many
local nations - will continue to go
after ISIL’s leadership and infrastructure in Syria, he said.
“Partnering with other countries, sharing more information,
strengthening laws and border
security allows us to work to
stem the flow of foreign fighters to Syria as well as Iraq and
to stem, obviously, the flow of
those fighters back into our own
countries,” the president said.
“This continues to be a challenge. And working together, all
nations are going to need to do
more. But we’re starting to see
some progress.”
The U.S. is ramping up training and support of local forces,
he said. “As I’ve said before,
this aspect of our strategy was
moving too slowly, but the fall of
Ramadi has galvanized the Iraqi
government,” Obama said.
In Anbar province, Iraq, more
Sunni fighters are coming forward and they are being supplied. The president told his team
to do more to train and equip
anti-ISIL forces in Syria, too.
Again, the president called
for a broader political effort in
the region.
“Now all this said, our strategy recognizes that no amount of
military force will end the terror
that is ISIL unless it’s matched
by a broader effort, political and
economic, that addresses the
underlying conditions that have
allowed ISIL to gain traction,”
he said.
“So as Iraqi cities and towns
are liberated from ISIL, we’re
working with Iraq and the United
Nations to help communities
rebuild the security, services
and governance that they need,
and we continue to support the
efforts of Prime Minister (Haydar) Abadi to forge an inclusive
and effective Iraqi government
that unites all the people of
Iraq, Shia, Sunni, Kurds and
all minority communities,” the
president said.
In Syria, Obama called for the
Syrian people to unite against
ISIL and begin the “political
transition to a new government without Bashar al-Assad,
a government that serves all
Syrians.”
The national security team
met in Defense Secretary Ash
Carter ’s conference room.
Meeting with Obama and Carter were: Deputy Defense Secretary Bob Work; Gen. Martin
E. Dempsey, the chairman of the
JCS; Adm. James Winnefeld, the
President Barack Obama
addresses reporters at
the Pentagon July 6 after meeting with Defense
Secretary Ash Carter, left.
Gen. Martin E. Dempsey,
chairman of the joint
Chiefs of Staff, stands
at right. DoD photo by
Glenn Fawcett
vice chairman; Marcel Lettre,
acting undersecretary of defense
for intelligence; Gen. Ray Odierno, Army chief of staff; Gen.
Joseph Dunford, Commandant
of the Marine Corps; Gen. Frank
Grass, the chief of the National
Guard Bureau, and Gen. Lloyd
Austin, the commander of U.S.
Central Command, to name a
few.
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By Jim Garamone
WASHINGTON - It’s an
axiom in the military that “you
train like you fight.” Another is
“the battlefield is a bad place
to meet an enemy for the first
time.”
U.S. Cyber Command is expanding these truisms to the
cyber domain, and the Cyber
Guard exercise - held June 8-26
in Suffolk, Va. - brought together players from the Defense
Department, the Department of
Homeland Security, the FBI,
the Federal Aviation Administration, private firms and law
enforcement to train to handle
cyber operations and ensure
all the players know each other
and the capabilities each brings
to the fight.
The exercise also included
participation from U.S. allies,
including the United Kingdom.
Speaking to reporters last
week, Coast Guard Rear Adm.
Kevin E. Lunday, the director of
exercises and training at Cyber
Command, said the exercise
pointed out the need for a persistent training environment for
the cyber domain.
The Cyber Guard scenario
included a major earthquake
in Southern California, with all
the response that would entail.
That was followed “by a series
of what seem to be coordinated cyberattacks by a range
of different actors that disrupt
electrical power, both along the
West Coast and the East Coast,”
Lunday said.
Under the scenario, banks are
affected, oil and gas pipelines
and a major commercial port
in the United Kingdom are disrupted, and Defense Department
information networks - across
the department and across the
services - are attacked, the admiral said.
of Cyber Command’s front line
participated in the exercise.
“We’re employing the force
while we’re building it,” Lunday said. “So some of the teams
that were in this exercise are
still under development
– [they are] still being staffed and
trained.”
Cyber
Guard
r e i n forced
t h e
contention that
the U.S.
government
needs a “persistent training environment,” so all operators in the
cyber domain can train together,
the admiral said.
“[For] some of the teams, this
is the first time they’ve ever
done anything like this,” Lunday
said. “What these teams really
need … is to have a persistent
training environment that we
can do this kind of exercise in a
closed, simulated network with
a live opposing force. We need
to be able to do that all the time,
day after day after day, in order
to be really ready for this, rather
than just once or a few times a
year.”
The persistent environment
must include private-sector entities, he added, because private
firms own or operate much of
the critical infrastructure in the
cyber world. Allied participation also adds to the realism,
Lunday said.
The exercise scenario included power outages, ATM failures,
food shortages and other things
that would happen as the result
of a real cyberattack, including
the intense media interest that
would result.
The simulated environment - a
cyber range, so to speak - is just
one component of the persistent
training environment, Lunday
said. Another component, he told
reporters, is a realistic scenario
that allows teams to
train in combating a range of
threats, and
another is
providing the
mana g e ment
a n d
assessments of
the exercises.
“Then the final piece is
the physical locations that the
exercise participants sit in, and
then the transport layer that
they connect into the exercise
from,” Lunday said. “We can
do that in a very distributed
way from all over the nation, or
even internationally, through a
transport layer into the exercise
environment.”
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All these need to come together for a persistent training environment, the admiral
emphasized. The Defense Department is working to build
this capability, Lunday said,
but also is building an interim
capability.
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“For example,” he explained,
“by the end of this year, the
core network environment that
we used for this exercise, we
will refresh that and build it
out and enable teams … to connect in smaller, scaled-down,
more - scenarios, and do more
of that persistent, continuous
kind of training that I’m talking
about.”
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Improvement plans in the works for Special Forces Underwater Operations School
by Amaani Lyle
As humanitarian, training and
operational missions continue
in the Asia-Pacific region, the
combat diving community’s
most rigorous school will soon
implement its area development
plan in support of Defense Secretary Ash Carter’s “force of the
future” strategy.
The development plan outlines an in-depth study of existing infrastructure improvements,
specifically within the U.S. Army’s Special Forces Underwater
Operations School’s Combat
Diver Qualification , said Army
Maj. Joshua Eaton, Commander
of Charlie Company, 2nd Battalion, 1st Special Warfare Training
Group (Airborne).
The U.S. Army John F. Kennedy Special Warfare Center and
School runs the six-week course
on Fleming Key at Naval Air
Station Key West, Florida.
“The Special Forces Underwater Operations Dive School
is a turnkey operation, Eaton
said. “Everything you need to
conduct combat diving is here
on this compound.”
Still, he said, many facilities
on the compound are approaching the end of their 20-year
life-cycle, but plans are in place
to improve the diving infrastructure, hyperbaric chamber,
free-swim and ascent tower, and
other critical infrastructure for
full-mission profiles, including
the potential addition of a maneuver live-fire range.
“The next step is identifying what the future of [Special
Forces underwater operations]
looks like and what are the
infrastructure requirements of
not only the company, but the
visiting units that conduct training here,” Eaton said. “We need
to increase capacity. We want
to train more than 36-42 [special operations soldiers] ... per
class and increase that number
to around 60 per class, or 300
per year.”
The major explained that
though most of the students
consist of Army Green Berets,
Army Rangers and even a few
ROTC and West Point cadets,
the school also invites coalition
partners to attend.
Eaton said school initiatives
also encompass partnerships
with allied nations, including
French and Canadian special
forces.
“Whenever our allied partners
come to our compound and train,
we share our tactics, techniques
School Directory
and procedures in order to gain
best practices and improve the
way we conduct training on the
compound,” the major said.
Students train in basic and
advanced open-circuit diving
before progressing to closedcircuit diving, advanced closedcircuit diving, and finishing
with the waterborne infiltration
course before planning and executing the culminating exercise,
Eaton said.
“[Course graduates] can take
these skill sets back to their operational unit and conduct more
advanced training with their
team, specific to the mission
they may execute,” he added.
Twelve-man dive teams, or
operational detachment alphas,
must ensure they carry the skills
they learn into the field for realworld missions or joint training
missions with partner nations
around the world.
“Within the Special Forces
regiment, it takes a special
Green Beret to want to become
a combat diver,” Eaton said.
“It’s a niche within a specialized
community.”
The Maritime Assessment
Course, formerly known as “prescuba,” is a prerequisite that has
significantly reduced wash-out
rates for the combat diver qualification course, despite its rigors,
Eaton noted.
“Since the reimplementation
of the maritime assessment
course, attrition has decreased
significantly -- to around 17
percent, which is at an all-time
low,” the major said. “The Green
Berets and Rangers coming to
this course are physically and
mentally prepared for the combat diver qualification course.”
The school, which recently
marked its 50th anniversary,
is self-contained, with administrative and training facilities
and classrooms, barracks, a
dining facility, a parachute-drying tower and boat maintenance
shop, not to mention the largest
pool in Key West.
The school’s storied history
by Dr. Daneen Skube
Q: I’m in my late 40s and my
career (and life) are nothing like
what I was hoping for. I spend
a fair amount of time feeling
like I got the short end of the
stick. I know focusing on all
my disappointments won’t help
me succeed, but I can’t see an
alternative. How do you advise
clients when their work life
falls far short of their imagined
ideal?
A: I advise clients to be willing to grieve their ideal so they
can thrive within the real. Our
society just isn’t a fan of grieving. Even when we lose a loved
one, people at work may expect
us to take a few weeks and then
be “over it.” If we don’t hold a
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funeral for who we might have
been, we can end up feeling
chronically deprived and bitter.
There will always be people
in the world who appear to be
happier, more successful, or
luckier than we are. Then again,
we almost never get their full
stories, including any adversity
and disappointments they experienced. No one escapes life
unscathed by hardship.
To grieve effectively, we have
to be willing to give our full
attention to what we’ve lost.
Rituals can also be helpful. No,
you don’t need to hold a full memorial for “the career you should
have had.” You can, however,
write out your ideal scenario in
detail on paper and ceremonially
burn it, or tie it to a balloon and
watch it drift away.
Human beings need rituals.
When we suffer a loss but lack
a formal way to mark the event,
it’s never cheating to make up a
ritual. Grieving rituals support
us in fully experiencing the
stillborn hopes for our future so
we can make good things out of
what remains.
Unresolved grief makes us
leave important parts of us stuck
in the past. These chunks of our
psyche aren’t available to help
us in the now. When we refuse
to grieve, we put a tourniquet
on critical parts of us to avoid
pain. When we pull off the
tourniquet, life-affirming blood
rushes into these areas, and we
hurt like heck.
Afterward, we can look at
Dive teams, the major said,
were the first three combat
teams in Afghanistan, a landlocked nation, and that was no
mistake.
“They are the best teams, with
the best Green Berets, they have
the most aggressive personalities
on the team, and they accomplish the mission.”
our present with fresh eyes.
Similar to the atmosphere after
a storm, we feel cleansed and
invigorated, with the energy and
creativity to maximize what we
do have.
I’ve always thought “That
Which Remains” would make
a great book title. So much of
the quality of our work and
personal life has to do with how
we handle reality, rather than
waiting for our ideal life to arrive. I once heard someone say
that life is not a dress rehearsal.
If we keep waiting to live the life
we “deserve,” we’ll miss all the
goodies we currently have.
Another gift of grieving, oddly
enough, is that we develop a profound sense of gratitude. When
we acknowledge our losses, we
can better see our good fortune.
Be willing to mourn the career
you dreamed about, and you
may even discover that your
current circumstances can still
open doors to a richer future.
Sometimes our disappointments
block our desired path, letting us
discover options that are better
than we previously imagined.
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Q: I work with a guy who’s a
fan of saying truly stupid things.
Is there a good standard, snappy
comeback I could use when a
colleague says something truly
dumb?
A: Try silence. Sometimes
saying nothing is a more powerful than all those snappy comebacks combined.
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But one constant, Eaton emphasized, is the ideal combat
dive graduate, which he described simply as determined.
“You know they’ll never
quit,” Eaton said. “Even under
the worst circumstances underwater, when things get challenging, when they don’t have an air
source, they will persevere and
overcome and they won’t quit.”
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contact the Admiral Robinson Recreation Center, NBSD, Bldg. 3223,
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6:30 PM Insidious Chapter 3, PG-13
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Saturday, July 11
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1:00pm Tomorrowland (PG)
4:00pm *FREE*Paul Blart: Mall Cop 2 (PG)
Wednesday, July 15
Thursday, July 16 6:30pm Spy (R)
Q-Zone Theater- NAB, 619-437-5487, Bldg. 337
Thursday, July 9
12:00 p.m. Surf’s Up (PG)
5:00 p.m. The Lazarus Effect (PG-13)
Friday, July 10
5:00 p.m. Furious 7 (PG-13)
Saturday, July 11
2:00 p.m. Get Hard (R)
5:00 p.m. The Longest Ride (PG-13)
Tuesday, July 14
12:00 p.m. Home (PG)
5:00 p.m. Chappie (R)
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12:00 p.m. Madagascar 3 (PG)
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8:10 p.m. San Andreas (PG-13)
Friday, July 10
5:50 p.m. Jurassic World (PG-13)
8:30 p.m. Jurassic World - 3D (PG-13)
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12:40 p.m. Insidious Chapter 3 (PG-13)
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Wednesday, July 15
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1:00 p.m. Supergirl Pilot Screening + Cast Meet and Greet
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Tuesday, July 14
8:20 p.m. Aloha (PG-13)
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Thursday, July 16
6:00 p.m. San Andreas - 3D (PG-13)
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Junior Golf Every Saturday • 9-11 am • $20 A great sport for
kids and parents to play together! Each Saturday session includes
instruction and lunch. For more details contact the Naval Base Golf
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About Your Health
Tips for living longer, healthier lives
by Yan Kennon
Twelve percent of men (18
years and over) are in fair or
poor health, according to the
Centers for Disease Control and
Prevention. While men should
make health a priority and take
active daily steps to become
healthier and stronger, there are
many easy things that men - and
women - can do to improve and
maintain health.
June is Men’s Health Month,
a time to raise the awareness of
preventable health problems and
encourage early detection.
“By proactively getting the
right health services, screenings and treatments, we help
our chances of living a longer,
healthier life,” said Capt. John
Le Favour, Naval Hospital (NH)
Jacksonville commanding officer. “Things such as age, health
and family history, lifestyle
choices, and other factors impact
our health care needs and how
often we need it. That’s why
early detection is key. So we
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Sailors need to know what is in
their e-cig before they inhale
by Lt. j.g. Daniel Mongiove
With their sleek advertising
and streamlined appearance,
electronic cigarettes have garnered quite a user base.
A 2011 study released by the
Centers for Disease Control and
Prevention reported that about
one in five U.S. adult cigarette
smokers have tried an electronic
cigarette.
Of course with such high usage numbers, there exists a great
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“E-cigs,” as they are commonly called as well as personal
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doses of nicotine and other additives to the user in an aerosol.
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cannabinol, the mind-altering
chemical from the cannabis plant
that gets one “high”) according
to Lt. j.g. Ashley Belyea, a command services attorney stationed
at SUBASE’s Region Legal
Service Office.
Products containing THC are
now marketed for e-cigs as “hash
oil,” “cannabis oil,” and “marijuana oil.” Use of such products
by Navy personnel is illegal and
can raise a host of problems.
“Limited regulations and online ordering of such oils make it
easier for Sailors to gain access
to THC,” said Belyea. “So this
technological innovation that’s
the e-cig can impact drug use,
good order and discipline, and
the health and safety of our
Sailors.”
The tell-tale smell of burning
cannabis is almost impossible
to detect when it’s transformed
into THC oil for e-cigs, and it’s
also often masked by the smell
of flavors such as “strawberry”
and “chocolate,” notes Belyea.
Moreover, she points out that
THC is often more concentrated
in its oil form.
“Because the concentration
levels can be significantly higher
with THC oil in an e-cig, a Sailor
can receive dangerously high
levels of THC very quickly,”
said Belyea. “And if using a
laced e-cig at a party or bar, a
Sailor may have no idea how
concentrated the dose is.”
or marijuana.
“The really scary part here is
that both the civilian and military
communities alike are seeing
devastating effects from Spice
and synthetic THC usage,” said
Hegarty. “Many users begin to
experience severe paranoia, hallucinations, agitation, seizures
and various cardiovascular effects. It can be the first time you
try it, or the 20th, either way
people who chose to experiment with these synthetic drugs
are playing a game of Russian
roulette. Every time someone
tries it, there is simply no way
to know exactly what it’s laced
with or how it is going to interact with your genetics. Sadly,
in some cases these effects can
be permanent. Some users have
fundamentally changed their
lives forever.”
Laced e-gigs are a problem
that Naval Criminal Investigative Service (NCIS), special
agent, Nate O’Connor, often sees
as he works on the front lines of
drug abuse and trafficking.
“It’s crucial that Sailors know
exactly what is in an e-cig before
they inhale,” said O’Connor.
“Whether the e-cig belongs to
you or not, it is your responsibility to know what is in the
e-cig. Lack of knowledge is
not an excuse, and you will be
investigated.”
That Sailor will also be accountable, highlights Belyea.
Ingesting high doses of THC
can pose severe health risks
cautions Lt. Cmdr. Michael
Sracic, a medical doctor and the
Public Health Department Head
at Naval Branch Health Clinic
Groton.
“The Navy has ‘Zero Tolerance’ for drug abuse,” said Belyea. “THC is an illegal drug as
far as the Navy is concerned. It’s
screened for during urinalysis,
and users are essentially ending
their Navy careers.”
Belyea, Sracic, and O’Connor
all warn that, despite their popularity, e-cigs offer a great opportunity for misuse or even
illegal use.
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“THC use results in a wide
range of effects, both physical and mental,” said Sracic.
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July 9: ON THIS DATE in
1918, 101 people were killed
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1928, George Eastman first demonstrated color motion pictures.
In 1940, during World War II, the
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Pacific Partnership, Federated States of
Micronesia host wreath laying ceremony
by MC1 Carla Burdt
OHNPEI, Federated States
of Micronesia - Pacific
Partnership and the government
of the Federated States of Micronesia hosted a wreath laying
ceremony July 1 at the Fallen
Hero’s Memorial at Pohnpei
State Airport.
to honor our men and women
who have served and given
their lives,” said Sunijiah Joel,
a former Army Sgt. “It made us
feel very special to be invited
to the ship to meet with service
members and tour a big ship.
Many of us have never had that
experience before.”
The ceremony honored the
men and women of Micronesia
who gave their lives in service to
the United States of America.
Many Micronesian men and
women have served or are currently serving in the U.S. armed
forces.
Approximately 40 veterans,
their families, and the families of
fallen service members attended
the ceremony.
“We stand here today to recognize and pay tribute to the men
and women that paid the ultimate sacrifice to our country in
defense of our way of life,” said
Commander, Navy Expeditionary Forces Command Pacific,
U.S. 7th Fleet, Capt. Erich Diehl.
“This ceremony is a testament
that their sacrifice will never
be forgotten. It is a powerful
reminder of the bravery, honor,
courage and commitment to
a greater cause that each and
every one of them paid. To our
fallen heroes, let them never be
forgotten.”
War Comes Home: The Legacy at the Central Library
Following the ceremony, the
veterans and their families were
invited to a meet and greet with
Task Force Forager service
members aboard the Military
The traveling exhibition, rich
with historic and contemporary
letters, offers an intimate perspective into the thoughts and
emotions of troops, veterans, and
their families when their loved
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“This is not just a remembrance of those who have fallen,
but for all veterans,” said Commodore, Task Force Forager,
Capt. James Meyer. “When I
arrived in FSM, I visited with
some veterans and heard their
compelling stories. I want to
recognize their service and
honor those who gave their life
in defense of our freedom.”
The United States shares a
special and unique friendship
with the Federated States of
Micronesia.
“This was a really special way
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SAN DIEGO - Highlighting
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Capt. James Meyer, left, deputy commander of Pacific
Partnership 2015, and other dignitaries observe a
moment of silence during a wreath laying ceremony.
Marine Corps photo by Sgt. James Gulliver
The Legacy explores the
shared themes of wartime separation, the adjustment to life
back at home, and the costs of
war.
On Thursday, July 16 at 5
p.m., the Central Library
will be hosting
special guest
Andrew Carroll, the cocurator of the
War Comes
Home exhibit
and Director
of the Center
for American
War Letters.
Carroll will be bring original
letters to share and will also
accept donations of letters to
the “Center for American War
Letters” at Chapman University
from veterans and their families.
More on the center can be found
at http://www.WarLetters.us.
The event will continue in
the Neil Morgan Auditorium at
5:30 p.m. for a live performance
by some of the veteran writers
featured on the new radio show
from So Say We All and KPBS,
Incoming, an initiative born
from a series of veteran writing
workshops provided by So Say
We All at the Central Library that
allows the men and women of
the military to bring you true stories from their lives, told in their
own words, directly from their
own mouths. Incoming can be
heard online at kpbs.org/incoming or at incomingradio.org.
Guests are encouraged to view
the exhibit before the performance to see the exhibition and
have a chance to meet Andrew
Carroll.
SHIP’S REUNION N TICE
The crewmen of USS Bryce Canyon (AD-36) will be holding
their next reunion in October 2015 in Reno, Nev. For more information, contact Mike Nesbit at 9605 Derald Rd, Santee, CA
92071. Phone: (619) 562-5690, e-mail: [email protected], web:
www.mlrsinc.com/brycecanyon.
The former crewmen of USS Columbus (CA-74, CG-12, SSN762) will be holding their next reunion September 23-27, 2015
in San Diego. If you served on the USS Columbus, contact Al
Hope at (260) 341-3615. E-mail address is hope4391@frontier.
com Web: www.mlrsinc.com/kaskaskia.
Non-active duty personnel are invited to join
the Navy League. No military service required,
just a desire to serve those that serve.
Call Jay Lott at 619-230-0301 or email him at
[email protected] for more information.
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commissioned
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by MC1 Trevor Welsh
SAN DIEGO - The littoral
combat ship rotational crew
commissioning ceremony for
Crew 106 was held at Mariner’s
Park on board the naval station
July 2.
The ceremony for the “Makos” of Crew 106 opened with
the announcement of the newly
commissioned crew and its
plans for the future as part of the
Navy’s LCS program.
“It’s a real honor; the crew
has worked extremely hard
to get us here,” said Cmdr.
Michael R. Wohnhaas, the CO
of Crew 106. “I’m very proud
of the recognition we get to
show the crew today and I’m
looking forward to many years
of proud naval service by LCS
Crew 106”
In the weeks and months before the ceremony, LCS Crew
106 Sailors became qualified
through training and various
professional schools in order
to prepare for their duties as a
rotational LCS crew.
The versatile LCS variants
are designed with a minimal
manning concept in mind. A
core crew consists of about 50
Sailors who operate the systems,
stand watch and conduct maintenance all in support of the ship’s
mission.
With half of the LCS ships
deployed at all times, the LCS
3 rotational crews, 2 rotational
ships, 1 ship deployed rotational
crewing concept provides twice
the forward presence of other
surface combatants.
The squads underwent a nonstop, grueling test of endurance,
occupational intelligence and
cohesion to prove they had what
it takes to claim the title of super
squad.
One squad from nine battalions was selected to represent
their unit to compete head-tohead in the 36-hour event.
“The Marines started off with
a gear inspection, went immediately into a combat fitness test
then directly did a 100-question
written test which covered basic
infantry skills,” said Vasseur.
“Afterward, they were issued
their operation order for a patrol
to conduct daylight patrolling.”
“It’s a competition to highlight the best squads in the
Division, between 1st Marine
Regiment, 5th Marine Regiment,
7th Marine Regiment, 1st Light
Armored Reconnaissance Battalion and 3rd Light Armored
Reconnaissance Battalion,” said
Master Sgt. Charles Vasseur, the
staff non-commissioned officer
in charge of the 1st Marine Division schools.
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“Once all of the scores were
tallied the winning squad received the Mitchell Cup, named
after the Navy Cross recipient
from the Battle of Fallujah, Cpl.
Robert Mitchell,” said Vasseur.
The Marines also received
more than the trophy to display
their pride.
“The squad was awarded the
super squad badge,” stated Vasseur. “They will wear it for the
rest of their career.”
At the end of the day, it’s not
about winning the badge or the
trophy for the Marines.
“It’s about highlighting the
small unit leadership,” about
identifying how effectively the
The Marines seemed to never squad leader can lead his Mastop moving, coming straight out rines and the team leaders can
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order to get the mission done
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NAVAL BASE POINT LOMA - Los Angeles-class fast attack ment, did what was asked of them for six months and now we’re
submarine USS Pasadena (SSN 752) returned to its homeport July back home, ready to relax and spend some well-earned time with
our families.”
3 following a regularly scheduled deployment.
Pasadena left its homeport of San Diego on Jan. 2 and steamed
Pasadena, under the command of Cmdr. Mark Cooper, is returning from the 7th Fleet area of responsibility where the crew executed more than 40,000 nautical miles during the deployment. Port visits
the Chief of Naval Operations’ Maritime Strategy in supporting were conducted in Okinawa, Japan; Yokosuka, Japan; Sasebo, Japan;
Busan, Republic of Korea; Singapore; and Guam.
national security interests and maritime security operations.
“During our port calls the crew carried out their role as American
“I couldn’t be any more proud of the crew,” said Cooper. “They
trained exceptionally hard in the months leading up to the deploy- ambassadors, which I believe strengthened our bonds with each host
nation, allowing for future visits, and on a larger scale, promoting
regional security,” said Cooper.
“I was really excited to visit Korea for the first time,” said FC2
Zachery Cossairt. “I enjoyed sampling the local cuisine and taking
in the sights. It was great being able to pick up a souvenir for my
wife as well and relaxing on the nearby beaches.”
Pasadena conducted routine patrols throughout the Indo-AsiaPacific region as a part of the 7th Fleet area of responsibility. They
also conducted maritime security operations.
Military police train forces
to augment base security
by Lance Cpl. Kimberlyn Adams
MARINE CORPS AIR STATION MIRAMAR - The Provost
Marshall’s Office, with the assistance of the Marine Corps Police
Academy West, conducted a two-week security augment force (SAF)
training here June 22 to July 2.
During the first week of training, service members learned arrest
techniques, defensive tactics, and how to properly use hand irons, batons and oleoresin capsicum (OC), or pepper spray. The second week
of training focused on M1014 shotgun and M9 pistol training.
(top) Pfc. Caston Mai, an administrative clerk with
Headquarters and Headquarters Squadron, shoots
the M1014 shotgun during security augment force
training. (below) Service members wait to clear the
M1014 shotgun for the next shooter during SAF training. Marine Corps photo by Lance Cpl. Kimberlyn Adams
SAF become a part of PMO to perform necessary tasks to keep
their base safe.
“They need to be prepared to challenge people, identify them, apprehend them if necessary, or in a deadly force situation, use deadly
force,” said Charles Willkomm, an instructor with the Marine Corps
Police Academy West and a San Diego native.
To be eligible for SAF training, service members must have command recommendation, and meet a rank, medical and physical standard. They also cannot have any negative administrative actions.
Service members from the Marine Corps, Navy, and Air Force
completed the course to enable them to assist their bases during
times of heightened security.
“For my base, I think it’s important that we are self-sufficient,”
said Air Force Tech. Sgt. Thomas Sangunitto, a quality assurance
specialist with the 147th Combat Communications Squadron and a
San Diego native. “We can’t always rely upon the Marines to get
there fast enough during times of need. It’s just an extra security
measure we can utilize.”
The class graduated and received certificates for completing the
SAF training as well as a level one OC certification.
Forty service members took part in the training necessary to
successfully augment the military police. The new members of
SAF are now prepared to support their base’s security in case of
emergencies
Naval Hospital Camp Pendleton residents graduate
by MC2
Yasmine T. Muhammad
CAMP PENDLETON - Naval Hospital Camp Pendleton
(NHCP) held a graduation ceremony for its Residents and
Interns June 26 in the hospital’s
Medal of Honor Mall.
As one of only five naval hospitals with a training program for
family medicine doctors, NHCP
takes in several residents per
year to train them to give Marines, Sailors and their families
the best care possible.
Rear Adm. Kenneth J. Iverson, deputy chief at Medical
Operations Bureau of Medicine
and Surgery and prior NHCP
commanding officer, was the
ceremony guest speaker. During his commencement speech,
Iverson mentioned the hardships
faced and the hardships yet to
come. In closing he thanked each
graduate for their hard work and
wished them the best as they
move further in their careers.
“You all worked hard, long
hours and it is much appreciated,
Before the presentation of the
graduates, directors from all four
programs congratulated their
graduates and offered words of
encouragement.
All new Navy doctors arriving at NHCP participate in a
one-year internship, where upon
completion they either continue
training for two more years as a
resident or go out into the fleet as
a general medicine officer.
Lt. James Mazzuchelli, a
graduating intern, is on his
way to the Naval Aeronautical
Medical Institute in Pensacola,
Florida, where he will train to
become a flight surgeon. Mazzuchelli said that while the
internship is difficult, everyone
becomes very close and serves
as a great support system making
his departure bittersweet.
“If I had to choose [this program] again I would absolutely
come back. The culture here at
the hospital is outstanding and
it is a very supportive environment,” said Mazzuchelli. “One
of the strengths of this program
is that they encourage independent decision making. They are
actually training you to make
decisions as a doctor and a lot
of us are going to the fleet after
this so it really prepares you
for that.”
While operating as residents,
the graduates have been working
between 60 and 80 hours per
week. This ceremony gives them
the completion of a milestone
needed to continue in their naval
careers.
Dental residents are new dental school graduates that elect
to receive one year of postgraduate training in specialty
care diagnosis and treatment, in
addition to managing patients in
a hospital environment.
Sports Medicine fellows are
usually Family Medicine residents returning from the fleet
to further their education in
treating and preventing injuries
associated with intense physical
activity.
The Pharmacy Residency
Program at NHCP is a one year
accredited program that provides
increased clinical pharmacy
skills and helps to better identify
problems related to drug therapy
and provide sound recommendations to physicians.
Lt. Christopher Mullin, a 3rd
year graduate headed to the 5th
Marine Regiment, 1st Marine
Division aboard Marine Corps
Base Camp Pendleton, said that
his experience has been amazing
and graduation, to him, is the
summary of the last 25 years of
his life and that he is ready to be
in the fleet as a Family Medicine
doctor.
“The biggest thing I learned
here would be clinical judgement,” said Mullin. “Medical
school teaches you the book on
how to do things but residency
teaches you the clinical application of it and how to practice. All
of the attendings that have taught
me are not only mentors but they
also serve as guides on how to
deliver quality healthcare.”
nation to empower their women’
Mercy arrives in Rabaul,
Papua New Guinea
RABAUL, Papua New Guinea - Military Sealift Command
hospital ship USNS Mercy
(T-AH 19) arrived in Rabaul,
Papua New Guinea June 5 for
the second half of its mission
stop in the host nation for Pacific Partnership 2015.
While in Rabaul, PP15 personnel will work and train sideby-side with the community
on civic service events, safety
topics, medical and veterinarian care, as well as community
outreach projects.
“All of the medical and dental services will be in collaboration with the host nation and at
their invitation. It is important
that we train and work side-byside together, including doctors
and nurses in the hospitals and
clinics. PP15 allows us the opportunity to prepare in calm for
potential crisis in the future,”
said Capt. Melanie Merrick,
commanding officer of the
medical treatment facility on
board Mercy.
Also, the Pacific Partnership
crew will work in conjunction with the U.S. Embassy
in Port Moresby and the host
nation government to host two
Women, Peace and Security
events, including a Women in
Leadership Symposium, to discuss topics including economic
empowerment, networking,
eliminating gender-based violence and mentoring women in
leadership.
“We are working with the
host nation to empower their
women, and the activities going
on in Rabaul will focus on key
themes of participation, protection and partnership,” said
Royal New Zealand Air Force
Wing Cmdr. Jennifer Atkinson,
the chief of staff for this year’s
Pacific Partnership mission.
PP15 participants on the
ship and on the ground include
personnel from the United
States, Australia, Timor Leste,
Japan, and New Zealand. The
hospital ship arrived with more
than 900 personnel, including
U.S. Agency for International
Development representatives
and volunteers from eight nongovernmental organizations.
All PP15 personnel will work
together with the Papua New
Guinea government and local
community on various medical,
dental, veterinary and civic action projects.
“The last time Mercy was in
Papua New Guinea was 2008
and Pacific Partnership was
here in 2013. So the people of
Rabaul can expect to see some
of the same types of events
and equipment,” said Royal
Australian Navy Capt. Brian
Delamont, Pacific Partnership’s
deputy mission commander.
“For instance, we will have
our two U.S. helicopters flying
from ship to shore and they
will be transferring personnel
and supplies. The helicopters
may fly low over villages, but
this is very normal and will be
done safely. And recently these
same helicopters and crew were
instrumental in the rescue and
safe return of six Bougainville
residents, including an 18-month
old infant, when they became
lost at sea and then subsequently stranded on Han Island.”
Mercy’s crew was in Arawa
through July 3, and will be in
Rabaul through July 10.
“During our time in Rabaul,
we look forward to learning
from the professionals and
community leaders. We realize that working together now,
before a disaster happens, is
really the best way to be ready
and ensure relief efforts go
more smoothly when disaster
strikes,” said Capt. Christopher
Engdahl, Pacific Partnership
2015 mission commander.
“Every event in Rabaul has
been crafted at theArmed
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meet the needs of the people of
Rabaul,” said Engdahl. “And, I
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I personally look forward to
meeting and working with the
Rabaul community leaders
and I know our personnel are
eager to work alongside the
community and tackle these
very important projects. We
are also eager to meet and become friends with the people of
Rabaul. And, of course, to see
the beauty of the land.”
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Nine Family Medicine residents, four Dental residents, two
Sports Medicine fellows, one
Pharmacy resident and 12 Family Medicine interns graduated
during the ceremony.
you are the engine that keeps this
hospital going,” said Iverson.
“As you embark on this next
phase in your career I wish you
fair winds, the greatest success
and following seas.”
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by MC3 Kyle Hafer
SAN DIEGO - The Major
League Baseball team San Diego Padres took the Sailors of
amphibious assault ship USS
America (LHA 6) out to the ball
game at PETCO Park, July 1.
“It was so surreal to represent
my command and the Navy by
singing the national anthem at
the game,” said Stankus. “I felt
a lot of pride.”
More than 800 America
Sailors attended the game,
making it the most successful
and attended event in the ship’s
day off and be with family and
friends.”
Yeoman 3rd Class Melissa
Saavedra a member of America’s
color guard expressed her enthusiasm and appreciation for
the event.
The Padres offered America’s
crew discounted tickets for the
“It was a lot of fun,” said
game against the Seattle
Saavedra. “It’s days like
Mariners and also in- My goal is to be able to find ways like this to these that I really apbenefit the crew. It is important to me that
cluded them in many of the crew has days like these where they can preciate what my Navy
the pregame festivities. have a day off and be with family and friends. does for me.”
“I was ecstatic when
I was asked to throw the first
pitch,” said Aviation Boatswain’s Mate (Fuel) 1st Class
Joseph Mathews. “Going to the
Padres game on its own was
pretty great, but being able to
throw the first pitch has been a
childhood dream.”
In addition to throwing the
ceremonial first pitch, America’s
color guard presented the colors
while Public Affairs Officer Lt.
Dawn Stankus sang the national
anthem.
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history, said Shannon Smith,
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specialist.
Smith made the arrangements
for America’s day at the Padres
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Morale, Welfare and Recreation
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“My goal is to be able to find
ways like this to benefit the
crew,” said Smith. “It is important to me that the crew has days
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is the first ship of its class and is optimized for Marine Corps aviation. Navy photo
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at Silver Strand Training Complex to begin in July
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the second phase of construction
on an indoor range facility at
Silver Strand Training Complex
South (SSTC-S).
The first phase of construction
was completed in March and
consisted of site preparation. The
second phase will include actual
construction of the facility and is
anticipated to last approximately
one year.
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in a maintenance period, known
as post shakedown availability, in which contractors repair
and update the ship’s design.
America is the first ship of its
class and is optimized for Marine
Corps aviation.
During this phase, residents
can expect to see construction
vehicles entering and exiting
SSTC-S through the north gate
along State Route 75, Monday
through Saturday from 7 a.m.
to 7 p.m. On rare occasions,
nighttime construction may be
and classroom building. Maximum height of the buildings is
45 feet. The new facility will
feature energy-saving water
and power use, climate control,
noise reduction and air quality
technologies.
The Department of Defense
strives to have modern and
required, but the public will
be notified when this is anticipated.
This range facility will provide state of the art marksmanship training. It will consist of
two structures; a single-story
72,000 square foot indoor shooting range, and a single story
8,000 square foot administrative
close-to-home training facilities sufficient to support training requirements necessary to
meet demanding deployment
schedules. The new SSTC-S
indoor range facility will enable
military members to train near
their duty station, reducing travel
costs and improving over-all
quality of life.
Fort Worth completes PMAV
by MC2 Joe Bishop
Littoral combat ship USS
Fort Worth (LCS 3) recently
conducted routine operations
at-sea following completion of
a scheduled preventive maintenance availability (PMAV).
The maintenance period included more than 400 checks of
engineering, deck and combat
systems.
“During PMAV, the checks
are divided into ship’s force
c h e c k s a n d c o n t r a c t o r ’s
checks,” said Senior Chief
Engineman Clifton Knight.
“The contractors arrived at the
start of PMAV and performed
all their checks within five
days.”
Compared to other Navy
platforms, the littoral combat
ship has a relatively small
crew. Routine maintenance
outside the scope of ship’s
force ability is conducted
during a PMAV, where labor and technical support
is supplemented by civili a n c o n t r a c t o r s w h o p e rform much of the preventive
maintenance schedule (PMS)
work in port.
“This was Crew 102’s first
time conducting an overseas
PMAV and it was a success,”
said Chief Damage Controlman
Cory Williams. “The crew and
the contractors really worked
together, like a well-oiled
machine.”
With civilian contractors
focused on particular PMS
checks, the overall process
is much more efficient, said
Williams. It would typically
take an entire department three
weeks to complete about 1,400
checks.
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Beat the heat at Aquatica Seaworld’s Waterpark Breakfast with Elmo and friends
BEAT THE HEAT AT AQUATICA: With rising summer temperatures throughout the season, Aquatica SeaWorld’s WaterparkTM has
plenty of ways to keep guests cool. Among lushly landscaped attractions with high-speed thrills and the amenities of a beachside resort
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children check out
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HooRoo Run®, where adventurers
zoom down an 80-foot descent. On
days where the temperature is a
little cooler, Aquatica now features
heated pools! All of the children’s
attractions, plus Big Surf Shores
and Loggerhead Lane are kept at
a comfortable 78- to 82-degree
temperature. Aquatica also features
up-close encounters with Caribbean
flamingos and freshwater turtles.
Aquatica is open daily through Aug.
31 and weekends only Sept. 5-27.
For more information, visit www.
AquaticaSanDiego.com.
at this whimsical, South Seasthemed waterpark is Taumata
Racer®. Rising nearly 60 feet
above the ground, Taumata
Racer zooms riders face down
on mats 375 feet through
one of six translucent tubes,
around a 180-degree swooping turn before they cross the
finish line in rainbow-hued
lanes. Other slides and attractions at Aquatica include
Big Surf Shores, a large wave
pool with more than 500,000
gallons of water and an expansive sandy beach; and
Omarr’s weekly
ARIES (March 21-April 19):
Speak simply and succinctly
so there’s no chance of others
misunderstanding your meaning.
In the week ahead, you may face
temporary changes or sudden
surprises. Don’t yield to peer
pressure.
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lovers are sure to enjoy Breakfast with Elmo and Friends, 9 to
10 a.m. weekends July 11 through Aug. 2. Diners may start their
day with a delicious breakfast buffet that features mini pancakes,
eggs, bacon, steel cut oatmeal, fresh fruit and much more. On top
of that, guests may get a full serving of hugs and giggles from
everyone’s favorite Sesame Street friends as they laugh and linger
at tables. This experience plus tax, gratuity and park admission,
is $19.99 for ages 10 and older ($14.99 ages 3–9) those under 3
are free with a reservation. To learn more or make reservations
visit SanDiegoSeaWorldTickets.com/dining.html
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around waiting for recognition
for past achievements. Take the
initiative this week and tackle
every project that comes your
way.
GEMINI (May 21-June 20):
Don’t predict the weather unless
you can see the sky. You may be
tempted to act on impulses or
doubts in the week ahead, but the
results will be better if you wait
until more accurate information
is available.
CANCER (June 21-July 22):
Avoid stepping on important
toes. You may be insensitive
when caught up in an obsessive
aspiration. In the week ahead, it’s
possible to be overbearing or to
inadvertently aggravate others by
your refusal to compromise.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): You
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of reliable relationships. Some
people may test your trustworthiness in the next several days.
Solidify bonds with that special
someone during the week ahead
by working together.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22):
Pursue an opportunity to reconcile with a friend. In the week to
come, you might be better served
by keeping people at arm’s length
than pursuing a romantic fantasy.
Remain objective with facts and
friendly with people.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov.
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an urge to take a gamble with
your money or your heart unless
you can afford to lose. Focus on
creative activities this week and
you can make a lasting impression on others.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22Dec. 21): Avoid agitation that
can spoil a vacation. If you and
a loved one had a falling out, remember that the more you shake
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and pests fall out. Focus on serenity in the week to come.
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coming week. Tone down your
ambitions.
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can ride out the storm. Temporary
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may cause you to make snap
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served by rational thinking.
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Liz Smith: ‘Breaking Bad’s’ Anna Gunn finally seeks ‘equity’
by Liz Smith
“WHEN YOU are
a strong woman, you
will attract trouble.
When a man feels
threatened, there is
always trouble,” says
Barbara Taylor Bradford
REMEMBERAnna
Gunn’s character on
the late lamented
“Breaking Bad” series? She played, Skyler, the wife of Bryan
Cranston’s chemistry teacher turnedmeth-criminal, Walter
White. She began the
series confused and
concerned - Walter Anna Gunn backstage at the 66th
has been diagnosed Annual Primetime Emmy Awards
with cancer and their at Nokia Theatre at L.A. Live in
finances are shaky. Los Angeles on Monday, Aug. 25,
She moves through 2014.
the series with increasing assurance, as well
as fear, once she realizes what so disliked that Anna herself adWalt is up to. She became a strong dressed the issue several times
woman, albeit with conflicts and - “Breaking Bad” fans would verissues and self-preservation of bally assault her, not to mention
her family on her mind. Skyler the online drubbing she received.
was not - understandably, I think “They actually confuse me with
- very nice to Walter on occasion. the character I play!” Anna was
She was not an audience favorite. pretty good-natured about it, but it
(Despite Walter slipping deeper did hurt her feelings at times. (Aland deeper into crime, he became though the Emmys she collected
a beloved anti-hero, along with for playing Skyler assuaged her
his partner, Aaron Paul’s Jesse wariness more than a little bit.)
Pinkman.)
You’d think Anna had had
In fact, Anna’s character was enough of strong women? Nope.
full service
center
She is to star in a
movie titled “Equity,” which is being
promoted as “the
first female-driven
Wall Street movie.”
She will play an
investment banker
caught in a corruption scandal. Meera
Menon will direct.
(Menon won the
Nora Ephron Prize
for groundbreaking
female filmmakers
at the Tribeca Film
Festival two years
ago.)
The production
company putting
this film together
is Broad Street Pictures, founded by
actors Alysia Reiner
and Sarah Megan
Thomas. It will
specifically create
movies with strong, empowering
female characters and non-exploitative storylines.
WE RECENTLY remarked on
the latest “Spider-Man” re-boot,
asking what more can they do with
this story, which has already been
a big-screen franchise for two
leading men - Tobey Maguire and
Andrew Garfield? As we pointed
out, fans never seem to be totally
satisfied anyway. We suggested
an African-American Spidey or
a woman or even transgender.
Something original! An original
idea, people!
Now Stan Lee, Spider-Man’s
co-creator, has made a few observations about his hero. No matter
how many times Peter Parker is
translated to the screen, Lee would
like him to be just as he has always
been - a white male teenager. But
Lee says he doesn’t have any
problem with a black superhero,
or a gay one or Latino or Chinese
for that matter. But you just can’t
mess with his Spider-Man.
Lawrence O’Donnell showing
footage of actress Tyne Daly
speaking to her “It Shoulda Been
You” Broadway audience, at the
curtain call. Tyne said she was
proud of the Supremes for passing the same-sex marriage law,
explaining, emotionally, that some
40-plus years ago, she had broken
the law of the land when she mar-
ried an African-American man
- actor/director Georg Stanford
Brown - and risked drastic penalties for the “crime” of miscegenation! (Most of us, even those like
me who should have remembered,
had long ago forgotten that it was
once against the law for races to
marry in the good old USA.)
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Monday and Monday night was
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me. Watching the Supreme Court
mulling from right to left and back
again on so many issues was a big
treat. We’ve seldom seen these
high and mighty justices in so
much action and acting out and
pouting and fuming and surprising us over and over again. I kept
MSNBC on much of the evening
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else will and they are very good at
“explaining” what is really going
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sunglasses and a rusty tan…
so cheesy. A fast talker I’ll
bet. Why’s that lady moving
her lips? Carrying on a full
conversation with herself, hand
gestures and all. Oh Geeze, a
policeman with a dog. Is he
sniffing our luggage? I wonder
if they’re looking for drug runners. How exciting...
by Lisa Smith Molinari
Ah… alone at last with a
latte in the airport and plenty
of time for people-watching
before my flight.
That chubby little boy over
there with the teddy bear backpack is just precious. Sitting
criss-cross-applesauce in his
chair. Blue eyes, dark lashes
and dimples for knuckles.
Aw…
Lordy … what’s up with the
guy drinking the Starbucks in
the white linen pants and bright
orange golf shirt? Mirrored
Uh oh, time to board.
Once a year, I leave my fam-
work more times that I can
count, just simply packs a bag
and goes. He does not ask about
how our daughter will get to
her tennis lesson. He does not
make a list of meals ideas for us
to eat while he is gone. He does
not remind the kids to walk the
dog. And when he returns to
us, he dumps a suitcase full of
dirty laundry by the washing
machine before finding a good
place to relax.
the meat and potatoes of life
ily and go off on my own for a
few days to attend a newspaper
columnists’ conference. I’ve
done this for the last four years
in a row, and although I love to
people-watch in airports and
eat out for a few days, it’s not
what you’d call … easy.
My active-duty Navy husband, who has left home for
For me, on the other hand,
leaving home is a tad more
complicated.
Planning begins weeks in
advance. I write grocery lists.
I cook. I jot reheating instructions on index cards. I make
phone calls to arrange rides.
I do laundry. I clean. I draw
diagrams regarding pet care,
chores, and logistics.
Don’t get me wrong, my
family is 100% capable of
running a home in my absence. However, 21 years as
a military stay-at-home mom
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clothes by the washing machine, because there will already be a mountain of laundry
waiting for me. To their credit,
my husband and kids will run
around throwing things in closets so the house looks decent,
and I’ll smile and avert my eyes
Four more days before I have
to deal with that.
“Boarding zones three and
four,” is called and I walk
through the human Habitrail
and onto the plane. Thanks
to people stuffing oversized
carry-ons into the overhead
bins, I am forced to wait in
line in First class, staring at the
privileged sitting comfortably
in their oh-so-roomy chairs.
What makes you so special,
I think as I pass by the flimsy
curtain on my way to the cheap
seats.
Coach class looks like a
mouthful of teeth crowded
into a narrow palate. From my
cramped window seat in aisle
23, the air is stale and at least
10 degrees too warm from human breath and body heat. Just
as my armpits begin to dampen,
the pilot taxis and takes off,
banking sharply to the left.
Strangely, as I look down at
the toy houses splayed out like
The Game of Life, I feel a pang
of homesickness for my utterly dependent family. Roping
suburban streets studded with
turquoise pools get smaller and
smaller until the aircraft wings
swirl into the steamy summer
stratosphere.
In the tiny space left between
bags on the floor, I click my
heels and mutter to myself,
“There really is no place like
home.”
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Coronado Mayor Casey Tanaka,
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to let the bite-the-fingers games
begin, even more than previously.”
by Steve Dale
Q: My cat likes to chomp
my fingers. I’ve put on winter
gloves, but she waits and bites
them, too. This is very irritating. Any advice? - M.M., via
cyberspace
A: “This could all be a fun
game to your cat, who previously learned that human fingers
are fun to bite on,” says certified
cat behavior consultant Ingrid
Johnson, of Atlanta, GA. “One
option is to stop using the gloves,
which may have become a cue
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Even though Tyne and hubby
parted ways in 1990, hurray for
her courage and for his too! It
made me think of my dear misguided racist father, whose motto
was: “Wise people change their
minds!”
A NEW BOOK that has caught
the eye of sophisticates is from
Kate Betts, titled “My Paris
Dream: An Education in Style,
and Seduction in the Great City
on the Seine.” Some people sniff
at this work as being like reading
a resume and it is, indeed, a young
woman’s memoir of the days
when she escaped from Princeton,
deserted New York and went to
live as fulfilled people of Paris do.
“Go!” said her wise mother, “You
can always come back.”
This book proves it isn’t really
a question of Paris or New York,
but that the author can really write.
She gives us a French fashion history lesson beginning with Chanel
and on to Dior after World War
II. Then she cites the rise of the
huge couture names, ending with
Yves St. Laurent. Her descriptions
of Paris in the ‘60s, ‘70s and up
though the rise of rock ‘n’ roll
and the decline of grandeur are
masterful.
Ms. Betts marks the fall of
Fairchild, the continuation of the
importance of Vogue and Harper’s
Bazaar, and she even works for
Time. She becomes a reporter to
the max. I found all my fashion
pals in this book and couldn’t put
it down, I loved it!
“If you feel safer, then by
all means keep the gloves on,
but put lemon juice or vinegar
on them (or spray them with a
manufactured product such as
Bitter Apple, available at pet
stores and online),” says New
York City-based certified cat
behavior consultant Beth Adelman. “If the cat does bite down
on you, say ‘ouch!’”
A: It sounds like you’re just as
attached to the cat, which isn’t a
bad thing.
“To the best of your friend’s
ability, adhering to your general schedule will help the cat
adjust while you’re away,”
says Atlanta-based certified
cat behavior consultant Ingrid
Johnson. “Leave on the TV for
background. I suggest a hockey
game; you’re in Buffalo, you’re
a hockey fan and many cats like
to follow the puck. If not, a radio
station playing soft music is a
good idea.”
“Gently push (the finger the
cat is biting) into the cat’s mouth
(without gagging the pet). Don’t
pull out, or it may become like a
tug-of-war game,” adds Johnson.
“Meanwhile, try to distract your
cat with a (another) game, or
maybe some treat-foraging toys
(which the cat must maneuver to
extract the goodies), or anything
substantial to chew on and really
bite into, which can enhance
serotonin (a positive neurotransmitting chemical found in
the brain) - not just a laser light
game. Continue to reward your
cat with these alternative and appropriate objects or food to bit,
instead of your fingers.”
Johnson continues, “Leave out
fun toys, but have your (pet-sitting) friend rotate some of the
toys, so there are new ones added
daily, as old ones are hidden for
a few days. Even something
as simple as an empty box can
enrich a cat’s life.”
Johnson sells foraging toys
she’s created on her website:
www.fundamentallyfeline.com.
Dozens of other choices are
available at pet stores and online.
Another great stress-buster is
Feliway; you plug in a diffuser
that emits a calming pheromone.
Spraying scents such as lavender, rosemary or honeysuckle
also relaxes some anxious cats.
Q: My husband and I are retired, and home most of the time.
We’re planning a vacation for
about a week, the longest we’ve
been away. More often, we go
on one- or two-day trips. While
we’re away, a friend will come
in twice a day to feed our cat,
scoop the litter box, and maybe
stay to keep the cat company for
half an hour.
“Cats don’t wear watches,”
adds Beth Adelman, a certified
cat behavior consultant in New
York City, “But they know the
difference between (you) being
gone for a few hours and several
days, especially if the absence
is unusual. The truth is, the cat
hasn’t seen your travel itinerary
and may even wonder if you’re
coming back. So, hiding treats
in food puzzles and rotating
interesting toys to give your cat
something else to think about.”
Our cat is on a very specific
schedule, and I wonder if that
Q: I adopted an American
Shorthair cat in Taiwan, my first
cat ever. Recently, I purchased
your cat behavior e-book “Good
Cat!” (available via Amazon.
from Chicago Tribune publishing, $2.99) and it opened up my
eyes, but also gave me reason
to worry.
My cat has a balding belly
from licking his fur. In Taiwan,
the humid climate can cause skin
problems for pets, but now that
I’m in the U.S., he’s still losing
hair on his inner thigh and belly.
Every two to three weeks, he
gets a shower with special shampoo and cream. I also wonder if
he feels pain in the bald spots,
because petting him there is “off
limits.” Because he gets so trau-
matized by veterinary visits, I
hesitate to take him. Any advice?
- A.K., via cyberspace
again, it’s not unusual for cats to
tell us that petting their bellies is
not their favorite thing.
A: Seeing a veterinarian is
suggested, says veterinary behaviorist Dr. Sharon CrowellDavis, a professor of behavior
and anatomy at the University
of Georgia College of Veterinary
Medicine, Athens.
Crowell-Davis assumes that
allergies, including flea allergies,
have been ruled out.
“If it’s too much a struggle
for you and the cat to get to a
veterinarian, perhaps a veterinarian can come to you who makes
house calls.”
When pet owners suggest
something, they’re often correct.
And if you believe pain is an issue, you might be on target. Then
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She says that even if the cat’s
skin problem was addressed
properly in Taiwan, he remains entrenched in the licking behavior.
“Definitely, that licking can be
a psychogenic (behavior) issues,”
says Crowell-Davis, “But before
going there, though, I’d ask for
a referral to a veterinary dermatologist to rule out any ongoing
or lingering skin disease. If that
is ruled out, indeed do see a
veterinary behaviorist.”
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child of Paris. She dumps the
boyfriend in the U.S., finds a
suitable Frenchman to love and
proceeds to work slavishly to the
top, eventually all the way to John
Fairchild, who pronounced the
law on who was “in” or “out,”
back in the day when he was
king of fashion journalism in the
1970s and ‘80s. (Her portrait of
Fairchild is beyond the beyond,
it’s so accurate!)
matters. Will our cat miss us? Do
cats have any concept of time to
understand that this time we’ve
been gone longer than a day?
Our friends think we’re crazy
worrying about our cat but he’s
very attached to us. - C.K., Buffalo, NY
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The kids loved the livestock barns, where they could
interact with all sorts of farm animals. There were cute and
cuddly bunny rabbits, cattle, sheep, pigs, and more.
Speaking of pigs, the ever-popular “Swifty Swine” pig
races were back again this year. Cheering race fans filled
the grandstands.
No fair would be complete without ‘fair food.’ Irresistible, diet-busting temptations included a triple-decker
cheeseburger. In place of the bun were glazed Krispy
Kreme donuts.
As is the tradition, each day
different clubs participated in
a car show at the fair, gathering
as a group and then driving onto
the fairgrounds. Drivers paused
briefly while a photo was taken
of their vehicle, and then they
parked in the car show area,
which was centrally located on
the fairgrounds. After that everyone spent the next few hours
enjoying the fair.
Upon their return in the
mid-afternoon, each entrant
was presented with a souvenir
photo of their vehicle, which
was nicely mounted on a thick
piece of foam core. The entrant
whose vehicle received the most
votes was awarded the People’s
Choice prize.
Whether you go to check
out the cool cars and trucks, or
Inside the grandstand buildings, competitive exhibits included the Exhibition of Photography, Fine Art Show, Home
and Hobby, Student Showcase, and Design in Wood.
Motorcycle digs in and then launches
perhaps enter your own, it is a
great way to enjoy a day at the
fair. Participants receive free
admission and the best parking
on the fairgrounds!
The San Diego County Vintners Association hosted free daily wine tastings in the infield’s
San Diego Pavilion, along with
entertaining commentary by
Sam Bass. As is another fair
tradition, we each got to keep our
wine glass, which was embossed
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In other buildings, row
after row of vendors were
selling everything from
pots and pans to mattresses. Elsewhere were
amazing gardens, bonsai
trees, exotic fruits, and
beautiful flowers.
Fairgoers enjoyed two bustling, colorful midways. One
was geared to the little ones and
their families, and was located
in the infield’s Family Funville.
There were also family-friendly
stage shows, exhibits, a large
garden filled with vegetables,
and a stable that contained many
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One large room contained gems, minerals, and jewelry.
It featured an incredible dinner table spread made up of
rocks that looked like food. These included faux green
peas, baked potatoes with
butter, sliced roast beef,
rice, pie, and more. Some
of it really did look good
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Musicians performed,
and at night there were
shows on the grandstand
stage.
Frank Maney takes a very bad spill
Thrilling motorsports
competitions were held in
the Del Mar Arena. Fans
enjoyed monster truck
The driver of the “Wild Flower” monster truck was Rosalee
Ramer – daughter of Kelvin Ramer (driver of “Time Flys”). She
is fearless and holds the record
for being the world’s youngest
professional female monster
truck driver. In competition she
rolled her truck once, but walked
away unharmed and returned
later to compete again.
A freak accident – and by far
the worst in the 15-year history
of the vintage motorcycle group
– happened during the final races
on the Fourth of July. Frank
Maney, a 52-year-old motocross rider, was thrown from his
motorcycle after taking a jump
and having a bad landing. He
wound up in a hospital suffering
from ten broken ribs, a cracked
sternum, a collapsed lung, and
a broken thumb. He is tough
though, and the last I heard he
was doing fine.
My final day at the fair concluded with the spectacular
Fourth of July fireworks show.
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with the fair’s theme logo. I have
been collecting these great souvenirs for many years. Perhaps
I’ll enter them as a “Home &
Hobby” collection next year.
Newly relocated to the infield
this year was Fiesta Village.
Looking much like a festive
Mexican village, its colorful
little shops were filled with
beautiful, hand-made Mexican
jewelry, artwork, and crafts.
Inside each were artisans who
travelled to San Diego from their
villages in Mexico especially to
be in our fair. Their skills are
passed on from generation to
generation.
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Fourth of July fireworks at the fair
This year’s theme was “a Fair
to Remember,” in celebration of
the world’s fairs and especially
the 100th anniversary of Balboa
Park’s Panama-California International Exposition. The fair’s
official exhibit was called “It All
Started With A Fair.”
racing and freestyle competitions, vintage motocross races,
and other events – all of which
were included with their fair
admission.
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Pumphrey lands on Maxwell Award watch list
San Diego State junior running
back Donnel Pumphrey is one of
80 players on the 2015 Maxwell
Award Watch List, the Maxwell
Football Club announced today.
The award is named in honor of
Robert W. “Tiny” Maxwell and
is given to America’s college
player of the year.
The Optimist Club of Lakeside presents Bulls Only Rodeo XVII
at the Lakeside Rodeo Arena on July 17-18.
Presented by the Optimist Club of Lakeside, Barona Resort &
Casino, and El Cajon Ford, Bull riding will begin at 7:30 p.m. on
Friday, July 17, and Saturday, July 18. The gates open at 6 p.m. each
night. Tickets begin at $10 (child) and are available now at www.
bullsonlyrodeo.com (no fee for on-line ticket purchases). Tickets are
now on sale at Boot Barn (El Cajon and Kearny Mesa), Wild Bills,
and tickets will be available at the Lakeside Rodeo Arena Ticket
Office (Daily) beginning July 10.
Pumphrey is the first Aztec to
appear on the Maxwell Award
Watch List since running back
Adam Muema in 2013. Other
SDSU standouts who were preseason candidates for the award
include running backs Lynell
Hamilton (2006) and Ronnie
Hillman (2011), and quarterback
Ryan Lindley (2011).
Rodeo Events include: Bull Riding (IPRA Sanctioned), Professional Xtreme Bronc (Wild Horse Racing), and Mutton Busting. Each
show will include all the Bull Riders, two Team Bronc events, and six
of the “meanest, orneriest, toughest, Mutton Buster’s” in California!
We can’t forget the excellent Barrel Men that keep the Bull Riders
safe, and the kids always love the Rodeo Clowns!
The Las Vegas, Nev., native
is one of six players, including one of three at his position,
from a California school. At the
Mountain West level, he is one
of three on the list and the lone
running back.
As a sophomore last season,
Pumphrey set a San Diego State
single-season record with 1,867
yards and 20 touchdowns on
276 carries, averaging 6.8 yards
per attempt. He also caught 23
passes for 260 yards (12.3 avg.)
en route to being named a firstteam all-MW performer.
Bulls only Rodeo XVII
brings excitement to
Lakeside Rodeo Arena
Donnel
Pumphrey
Being named to the watch list
is one of many preseason honors
Pumphrey has racked up this
summer. To date, he has been
named Mountain West MVP
by two publications (ESPN and
Lindy’s Sports) and a first-team
selection by Phil Steele, Sporting
News, Athlon Sports, Lindy’s
Sports and ESPN.
SDSU football season tickets and mini-plans are on sale
now. They can be purchased at
GoAztecs.com, by calling (619)
283-7378 or visiting the Aztec
Athletic Ticket Office at Qualcomm Stadium Window E.
San Diego State, one of 27
schools to play in a bowl game
each of the last five seasons and
one of just three from the “Group
of 5” conferences, finished 2014
with a 7-6 record and 5-3 in MW
action. To date, four preseason
publications have the Aztecs
winning the West Division of the
Mountain West in 2015.
Many of the Bull Riders that have competed in past Bulls Only
Rodeos have gone on to compete at the IPRA National Champion
Bull Rider Rodeo! We look forward to having them back in 2015!
BOR Queen: Miss Bulls Only Rodeo XVII Queen is Brittany
Miller more info available at http://www.bullsonlyrodeo.com/bullsonlyrodeoqueen.html.
About the Bulls Only Rodeo: The Bulls Only Rodeo is a Premier
(Professional IPRA Sanctioned) Bull Riding event on the West
Coast. BOR is the largest fundraising event of the Optimist Club of
Lakeside. All proceeds from this event are donated to the Youth of
Lakeside, and well over Half a Million dollars have been donated
to the Youth of Lakeside from this Rodeo! For more information on
the Bulls Only Rodeo, go to www.bullsonlyrodeo.com, or follow on
Facebook, or Instagram at Bulls Only Rodeo.
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Please confirm concerts before
attending. NOTE: Some venues
are age 21+ only.
July
One Direction, Thurs, July 9,
7pm. Rock/Pop. Cost $57-126.
Qualcomm Stadium, 9449 Friars
Rd., San Diego. (619) 283-0460.
THE AQUABATS WITH THE
INTERRUPTERS. Thurs, July
9, 6pm. Rock. $10-$22. House
of Blues, 1055 Fifth Ave., San Diego. (619) 299-2583.
Lady Antebellum with Hunter
Hayes, Fri, July 10, 12pm.Sleep
Train Amphitheatre, 2050 Entertainment Cir., Chula Vista. (619)
671-3600.
Chante Moore. Sat, July 11, 37pm. Jazz. Market Creek Plaza
Amphitheater, 310 Euclid Ave.
San Diego
Barenaked Ladies and Violent Femmes, Wed, July 19,
7pm. Alternative/Rock. Open Air
Theatre at SDSU, 5500 Campanile Dr., San Diego. (619) 5946947.
Sublime With Rome, Rebelution, Pepper. Thurs, July 16,
7:30pm. Reaggae/Ska. Sleep
671-3600.
J Cole and Big Sean with YG.
Fri, July 17, 6:30pm. Rap & Hip
Hop. Sleep Train Amphitheatre,
2050 Entertainment Cir., Chula
Vista. (619) 671-3600.
5 Seconds of Summer, Sat,
July 18, 7:30pm. $20-69. Sleep
671-3600.
Stolas. Sun, July 19, 6:30pm.
Rock/Progressive.
House
of
Blues, 1055 Fifth Ave., San Diego. (619) 299-2583.
5 Seconds of Sumer, Mon, July
20, 2015, 7pm. Verizon Wireless
(Irvine Meadows) 8808 Irvine
Center Dr, Irvine. (949) 8558095 www.verizonwirelessamphitheatreirvine.com
Lyle Lovett and his Large
Band. Mon, July 20, 7:30pm.
Bluegrass/Country. Humphrey’s
by the Bay, box office 2241 Shelter Island Dr., (619) 224-3577
or Ticketmaster (619) 220-TIXS.
humphreysbythebay.com
Mavis Staples and Patty
Griffin. Tues, July 21, 7:30pm.
Folk/Blues/Gospel. Humphrey’s
LA LEY. Tues, July 21, 7pm.
Rock/Alternative. $10-$50.House
of Blues, 1055 Fifth Ave., San Diego. (619) 299-2583.
Imagine Dragons and Metric, Tues, July 21, 7:30pm. Rock.
Viejas Arena at Aztec Bowl San
Diego State University.
Iration with Katchafire & Hirie. Sat, July 25, 7pm. Alternative/Reggae. Open Air Theatre at
SDSU, 5500 Campanile Dr., San
Diego. (619) 594-6947.
Boston. Tues, July 28, 7:30pm.
Rock. Humphrey’s by the Bay,
box office 2241 Shelter Island
Dr., (619) 224-3577 or Ticketmaster (619) 220-TIXS. humphreysbythebay.com
August
Darius Rucker, Brett Eldredge & Brothers Osborne,
Sun, Aug 2, 7:30pm. Country.
Sleep Train Amphitheatre, 2050
Entertainment Cir., Chula Vista.
(619) 671-3600.
MELANIE MARTINEZ. Sun,
Aug 2, 7pm. Alternative Rock/Indie. $65. House of Blues, 1055
Fifth Ave., San Diego. (619) 2992583.
Vans Warped Tour, Wed, Aug
5, 11am. Qualcomm Stadium,
9449 Friars Rd., San Diego. (619)
283-0460.
LIL DURK WITH GUNPLAY
AND FREDO SANTANA. Fri,
Aug 7, 8pm. Rap. $10-$40.
House of Blues, 1055 Fifth Ave.,
San Diego. (619) 299-2583.
Fall Out Boy,Wiz Khalifa, Sat,
Aug 8, 6pm.Sleep Train Amphitheatre, 2050 Entertainment Cir.,
Chula Vista. (619) 671-3600.
Idina Menzel, Sat, Aug 8, 8pm.
Pop. Open Air Theatre at SDSU,
5500 Campanile Dr., San Diego.
(619) 594-6947.
Melissa Etheridge. Sun, Aug 9,
7:30pm. Folk/Rock. Humphrey’s
Chris Isaak. Mon, Aug 10,
7:30pm. Pop. Humphrey’s by
the Bay, box office 2241 Shelter Island Dr., (619) 224-3577
Sam Smith. Tues, Aug 11, 8pm.
R&B. Valley View Casino Center
(San Diego Sports Arena), 3500
Sports Arena Blvd., San Diego.
(619) 224-4171.
P-LO AND KOOL JOHN. Tues,
Aug 11, 7pm. Hip-Hop. $15.
House of Blues, 1055 Fifth Ave.,
San Diego. (619) 299-2583.
Jackson Browne. Wed, Aug
12, 8pm. Pop/Rock. San Diego
Nick Colionne
Sat, Aug 15, 3-7pm
Jazz
Market Creek Plaza
Amphitheater
310 Euclid Ave., San Diego
Shania Twain feat Gavin DeGraw. Sat, Aug 22, 7:30pm.
Country. Valley View Casino Center (San Diego Sports Arena),
3500 Sports Arena Blvd., San
Diego. (619) 224-4171.
Taylor Swift, Sat, Aug 29,
7:30pm. Country/Pop. Petco
Park, 100 Park Blvd., San Diego.
Incubus with Deftones. Sun, Aug
30, 6:15pm. Alternative. Sleep
671-3600.
September
Civic Theatre, 1100 Third Ave,
San Diego. (619) 570-1100.
Alabama Shakes. Wed, Aug
12, 7:30pm. American Rock.
Open Air Theatre at SDSU, 5500
Campanile Dr., San Diego. (619)
594-6947.
Nicki Minaj with Meek Mill.
Thurs, Aug 13, 7pm. Rap. Sleep
671-3600.
Nick Colionne. Sat, Aug 15, 37pm. Jazz. Market Creek Plaza
Amphitheater, 310 Euclid Ave.
San Diego
The B-52s. Sat, Aug 15, 7:30pm.
Alternative/Rock. Humphrey’s by
the Bay, box office 2241 Shelter
Island Dr., (619) 224-3577 or
Ticketmaster (619) 220-TIXS.
Dierks Bentley, Kip Moore &
Maddie and Tae, Sun, Aug 16,
7:30pm. Country. Sleep Train
Amphitheatre, 2050 Entertainment Cir., Chula Vista. (619)
671-3600.
Kelly Clarkson, Pentatonix &
Eric Hutchinson. Wed, Aug 19,
7pm. Country. STAPLES Center,
1111 S. Figueroa Street, Los Angeles, CA 90015. www.staplescenter.com
Summer Slaughter Tour. Fri,
Aug 21, 1pm. Metal. House of
Blues, 1055 Fifth Ave., San Diego. (619) 299-2583.
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Sat, Sept 5, 7:30pm. Classic
Rock. Open Air Theatre at SDSU,
5500 Campanile Dr., San Diego.
(619) 594-6947.
Ariana Grande & Prince
Royce. Wed, Sept 9, 7:30pm.
Rap/Pop. Sleep Train Amphitheatre, 2050 Entertainment Cir.,
Chula Vista. (619) 671-3600.
Chayanne, Sun, Sept 13,
7:30pm. Puerto Rican Pop. Sleep
671-3600.
The Who, Sept 14, 7:30pm.
Rock. Valley View Casino Center
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Sports Arena Blvd., San Diego.
(619) 224-4171.
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Events subject to change. Please confirm details before attending!
CALICUP. Fri, July 10, 6pm. $20. Featuring the 710 Bikini babe contest hosted by Miss CaliCup 2015. 5335 Market St, Chollas View
Chris Hardwick. Fri, July 10. Stand-up comedian. Balboa Theatre.
(619) 570-1100.
Burger Records Comic Con Party. Fri & Sat, July 10 & 11. North
Park Theatre.
SCRIPPS MERCY 125TH ANNIVERSARY. Sat, July 11, 10am2pm. Free. Free activities and services including health screenings,
a kids’ fun zone, and security dog-handling demonstrations. Scripps
Mercy Hospital, 4077 Fifth Avenue
LUV GALA. Sat, July 11, 6pm. San Diegans are invited to come in
“tropical chic” attire and enjoy a magical evening of dinner and dancing. 619-239-6900 [email protected]. St. Paul’s Plaza, 1420
E. Palomar, Chula Vista
ANIMAL AND PLANT SURVIVAL SECRETS. Sat, July 11, Sun, July
12, Wed, July 15, Sat July 25, Sun, July 26, Wed, July 29, 9:30-11am.
Free. Learn about the adaptations nature employs to thrive under
California’s golden summer sun. Meet inside Visitor Center. Mission
Trails Regional Park, One Father Junípero Serra Trail, San Carlos
Descanso Parade & Fair. Sat, July 11, 10am-6pm. Parade, games &
rides, food, vendor booths, arts, crafts, dancing & live entertainment.
Descanso Town Hall, 24536 Viejas Grade Rd. descansotownhall.org/
descansodays.html
Lifestyle & Fitness Festival. Sat, July 11, 10am-2pm. Senior Health
Fair, 3-on-3 boys youth basketball tournament, a Family Fitness Fun
Zone*, and vendors. 3333 Harding St, Carlsbad (760) 602-7519
Heroes Brewfest. Sat, July 11. Embarcadero near Comic-Con 40
breweries & live music.
WEALTH OF WILD SAN DIEGO. Sat, July 11, 8:30-10am. Free.
Explore both human and wildlife connections to historic open-space
lands. Meet under the flags at Campground Entry Station. Kumeyaay
Lake Campground, Two Father Junípero Serra Trail, SD.
COMIC-CON HORROR GATHERING. Sat, July 11, 5-6:30pm. Children’s Park, Martin Luther King Promenade, SD
Bake at the Lake. Sat, July 11, 7:30-10:30am. Lake Hodges - Escondido (760) 723-3257 www.northcountyroadrunners.com
Lifestyle & Fitness Festival. Sat, July 11, 10am-2pm. Pine Avenue
Community Park, 3333 Harding St, Carlsbad (760) 602-7519
Beach Bocce Ball World Championship. Sat, July 11. Dog Beach
in Del Mar. (760) 729-0207.
Lake Poway Family Campout. Sat & Sun, July 11 & 12, (5pm Sat9am Sun) Enjoy guided night hikes, campfire with s’mores, and continental breakfast. (858) 668-4772
Christmas in July Artisan Fair. Sat & Sun, July 11 & 12. 9am-5pm.
Mission San Luis Rey Parish, 4070 Mission Ave, Oceanside (760) 7573232 www.christmasinjulyartisans.com
Over-The-Line Tournament. Sat & Sun, July 11 & 12; July 18 & 19,
7am-7pm. Fiesta Island Rd - East Mission Bay (858) 571-0711 www.
ombac.org
Carlsbad Triathlon. Sun, July 12, 7:30am-12pm. Tamarack Surf
Beach, Carlsbad (760) 602-7519
INTERACTIVE ZONE. Sun, July 12, 12-9pm. Free. MTV Fandom
Fest & Fandom Awards & a slate of band performances. Petco Park,
100 Park Blvd.
Comic Con International. Thru Sun July 12, 9:30am-7pm. San Diego Convention Center. 111 W Harbor Dr. (619) 491-2475 www.
comic-con.org
MAD SCIENCE. Wed, July 15, 2pm. Free. Hands-on science experience that is entertaining and educational. University Community Library, 4155 Governor Dr, SD
SUMMER EVENING WALKS. Wed, July 15 & Aug 19, 5:30-7pm.
Free. See what comes out when the sun goes down at San Elijo Lagoon. San Elijo Lagoon Ecological Reserve, 2710 Manchester Ave,
Cardiff by the Sea
Del Mar Racing. July 16 thru September 7.Hold on to your horse
hat…The Del Mar Racing Season Begins!Del Mar Fairgrounds, 2260
Jimmy Durante Blvd www.delmarfairgrounds.com;www.dmtc.com
(858) 755-1141;(858) 793-5533
FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY BOOK SALE. Thurs, July 16, 1-5pm.
Free. Books, music, CDs, and DVDs. University Community Library,
4155 Governor Dr
Padres vs. Rockies. Fri-Sun, July 17-19, 7:10pm. Petco Park
Sun & Sea Festival. Fri & Sat, July 17 & 18. Imperial Beach. Parking
is at Mar Vista High School.
Food, Fun & Fandango. Fri, July 17, 5:30pm. $5/adults. Nutrition
program fundraiser at the San Marcos Senior Center. 111 Richmar
Ave. (760) 744-5535.
BRIDAL EVENT & WEDDING GOWN SALE. Fri, July 17, 5-10pm.
Free-$20. Browse through hundreds of new & used designer and couture wedding gowns. Hilton Garden Inn Del Mar, 3939 Ocean Bluff Ave
THE MOWGLI’S AND HULLABALOO. Sat, July 18, 10am-4pm.
Free. Live music, food, drinks, and activities for attendees of all ages.
Oceanside Pier, Mission Ave & Pacific St, Oceanside
Patrons of the Prado. Sat, July 18, 6-12pm. Celebrating 100 years
of imagination & inspiration. Balboa Park, Spreckels Organ Pavilion
(858) 485-6843 www.patronsoftheprado.org
Vista Relay for Life. Sat, July 18, 9am. Cancer survivors are honored
for their courage and strength. Rancho Minerva Middle School, 2245
Foothill Dr. www.relayforlife.org/vistaca
Meals on Wheels Gala. Sat, July 18, 5:30-11pm. Sheraton San Di-
ego Hotel and Marina.
Mopar Club All-American Car Show. Sat, July 18, 8am-2pm. MiraCosta College’s San Elijo Campus in Encinitas.
Ocean Festival. Sat & Sun, July 18 & 19. Free. San Clemente Municipal Pier. (949) 440-6141.
Movies in the Park: Planes, Fire & Rescue. Sat, July 18. Movie
begins at dusk. Free. Vista Sports Park, 1600 Sports Park Way
“Write On, Oceanside!”. Sat, July 18, 2–6pm. Free. North County’s
Largest Literary Festival. Oceanside Civic Center Plaza and Community
Rooms. www.ocaf.info/woo
Wine & A Bite Art Walk. Sun, July 19, 5-7:30pm. Wine, art, and
music in the Village Square. Historic Downtown Fallbrook, Village
Square Main & Alvarado (760) 728-5845 www.fallbrookchamberofcommerce.org
Bolt to the Q 5K & Kids 5K Fun Run. Sun, July 19, 7:30-11am.
Join this 5K event that begins at Qualcomm Stadium, goes outside,
and then back into the Stadium to the 50-yard line inside the bowl.
Qualcomm Stadium, 9449 Friars Rd. www.nflrunseries.com
SAMEDA FAIRE. Sun, July 19, 10am-6pm. $12-$14. Celebration of
Belly Dance. All day performances, shopping, food, and workshops.
Scottish Rite Center, 1895 Camino del Rio South, SD
FAMILY MAGIC SHOW. Sun, July 19, 4-5pm. $10-$14. The magic
of Derek in a performance that children and adults alike can enjoy
together. Red Spade Theater, 2539 Congress St ste B, SD
SUNSET LUAU. Ongoing thru Tues, Aug 18. (Tues 6-9pm; Fri 6-9pm)
$19-$69. Polynesian food, a lei, mai tai, all-you-can-eat buffet, and
entertainment. Catamaran Resort, 3999 Mission Blvd.
1935 EXPOSITION WALKING TOUR. Every Wednesday, 11am12pm. $10-$12. This hour-long, easy-paced walking tour, on the
Progress of Man. You’ll never look at this portion of Balboa Park the
same way again. Tour begins promptly at Alcazar Gardens at 1pm.
San Diego History Center, 1649 El Prado, SD
SUMMER KIDS SERIES. Ongoing Wednesdays until Aug 12, 6-8pm.
Free. Enjoy crafts, activities, and music.Belmont Park, 3146 Mission Blvd
KIDS’ CRAFTERNOON. Ongoing Thursdays thru July 30, 4-5pm.
Free. Ages three and up. Make a colorful and creative craft that gets
children engaged in having fun. Clairemont Library, 2920 Burgener
Blvd, San Diego, 92110
FAMILY WEEKENDS. Ongoing Sat & Sun thru Sept 6, 12-6pm. Free$6. Giant scramble slide and obstacle course, inflatable games and
rides, Del Mar Mascot “Pony Boy,” pony rides, magic shows and gamezone, jockey stilt walkers, and face painters in the infield. Del Mar
Thoroughbred Club, 2260 Jimmy Durante Blvd, Del Mar
HULLABALOO. Sun, July 19, Aug 30 & Sept 27, 6-7pm. Free. Concert
featuring Hullabaloo, lawn games, activities for kids, food trucks, and
more. Waterfront Park, 1600 Pacific Highway, SD.
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