Nastia Liukin / US Gymnastics

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Nastia Liukin:
cover feature
How 2012 U.S. Olympic Gymnastics
Selection Committee Led Her Astray
By Avi Wolfman-Arent
You could theorize ad nauseum—and many people have—about
why Nastia Liukin decided to pursue a spot on the 2012 United
States Women’s Olympic Gymnastics team.
She wanted to test her physical limits. She wanted to prove her
doubters wrong.
You might even make the insidious suggestion that she was in it
for the money—out to squeeze a few more sponsorship dollars from
the drying pulp of her gymnastics career.
Maybe so, but what about the reverse? Isn’t it possible the sport
wanted one more prime-time payday out of her?
It’s certainly seemed that way this past month.
Let’s wind the clock back to early June at Visa Nationals.
Liukin’s results there were undeniably putrid. Both of her uneven bars routines scored under 14 points. Her beam work was a bit
better, but not nearly of the caliber needed to secure a specialist
spot on the U.S. team.
With two weeks left before Trials, Liukin didn’t look like one of
America’s top 15 female gymnasts—much less one of its top five.
And yet, she was selected to compete in San Jose for an Olympic
berth.
Why?
It could’ve been because National Team Director Martha Karolyi
believed her fitness would improve or that she could add difficulty
to her routine. It could’ve been because Karolyi thought Liukin’s
experience would fortify her in a big meet—or perhaps even rub off
on some of her younger teammates.
Or it could’ve been because Nastia Liukin is a star, and her name
was going to put people in the seats and keep eyes on the television.
continues on page 6 >>>
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THE first olympic games
The Olympic Games were a series of athletic competitions held for representatives of various city-states of Ancient Greece held in honor of Zeus. The
exact origins of the Games are shrouded in myth and legend but records indicate that they began in 776 BC in Olympia in Greece. They were celebrated
until 394 AD when they were suppressed by Theodosius I as part of the campaign to impose Christianity as a state religion. The Games were usually held
every four years, or olympiad, as the unit of time came to be known. During a
celebration of the Games, an Olympic Truce was enacted so that athletes could
travel from their countries to the Games in safety. The prizes for the victors
were wreaths of laurel leaves. The Games became a political tool used by city-
continues on page 6 >>>
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Commentary
By Cal Thomas
The ‘Oprahfication’ of
America
When asked at the close of the Constitutional Convention in 1787 what
the Founders had wrought, Benjamin
Franklin famously said, “A Republic,
if you can keep it.”
That question might also be put to
the five Supreme Court justices who
voted recently to uphold the constitutionality of the Affordable Care Act,
which mandates health insurance for
most Americans, based on twisted logic that it is a tax and thus within the
power of the Congress to impose on an
already overtaxed people.
Even better than the question of
what the court has allowed government to
do is what its ruling says about us?
Rugged
individualists
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and
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preserve America
through many
challenges.
They
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we should first
take care of ourselves and help our
neighbors with government intervening only
as a last resort. Today we are
rapidly becoming a collective in which
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Among the
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answering the question about
what was in the mind of Chief Justice
John Roberts and how it reflects on
what our nation is becoming.
Paul Rothstein, a professor at
Georgetown Law School, taught Rob-
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station WTOP, Rothstein said it was
empathy for the uninsured and disdain for partisanship that swayed
Roberts, making his the decisive vote.
“It’s a very odd decision,” said
Rothstein. “The conservative guy
went liberal.”
Rothstein further speculated about
Roberts’ motives when he said that
the chief justice’s experience with his
own health issues and working in big
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his decision. Rothstein said Roberts
had good health care when he needed
it and that “He was probably thinking
about the millions of people who are
less fortunate than he is.”
Rothstein said Roberts needed to
land on “the right side of history and
morality” and these, too, probably influenced his vote.
Notice in all of this there is nothing
about the Constitution. And what’s this
about morality? Whose morality would
that be? Is it a fixed morality, or one
based on opinion polls and wanting
to land on “the right side of history,”
whatever that means? Liberal justices
regularly decide cases based on such
non-constitutional irrelevancies. Why
must a conservative?
This is the “Oprahfication” of America in which feelings trump truth and
personal experience and class guilt
rule, not the Constitution. Oprah Winfrey, who endorsed Obama in 2008,
might head a new cabinet department
should Obama win a second term: the
Department of Feelings.
The Supreme Court didn’t worry
about morality and which side of history it was on when it decided to make
prayer and Bible reading illegal in
public schools a half-century ago and
what about the “morality” of ripping
constitutional protection from unborn
babies? Whose moral code decided
that case?
This sounds like selective morality
by those academics who will write history. Such reasoning is not based on
sound legal principles like the Constitution, much less a moral code created
by One more “supreme” than the Supreme Court.
Rothstein said, “Roberts wanted to
show that the Supreme Court is more
responsible to legal principles than
they are to partisan principles. He has
eyes on his legacy.”
Again, what does this have to do
with the Constitution? At future confirmation hearings before the Senate
Judiciary Committee, should senators
ask questions about legacy, morality
and history in addition to the nominee’s views of the Constitution and individual cases?
If the majority on the Supreme
Court is to continue with such unsound
judgments, maybe we should consider
changing our national anthem from
“The Star Spangled Banner,” to that
irritating ‘70s song “Feelings.”
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On The Cover
Nastia Liukin
continued from page 3 >>>
If star power was indeed the motivation, then the ploy worked.
Liukin’s “big comeback” was one of the weekend’s leading storylines.
Even after Liukin struggled during Day 1—a performance that would have eliminated any other gymnast from
contention—NBC’s Tim Daggett gleefully reported that
she was still in the hunt for an Olympic spot according to
Karolyi.
Of course she was.
USA Gymnastics wasn’t going to spike the story now, not
when its beloved star was prepared to give one more mustsee performance.
And give she did, though not nearly in the
manner expected.
Spurred on by the inflated possibility of an
Olympic return, Liukin performed on Day 2
and fell—hard, face-first, likely causing irreparable damage to her reputation in the
process.
It should have never gotten that far. Liukin shouldn’t have made Trials and she
shouldn’t have been convinced that she still
had an outside chance at the Olympic team
after her Day 1 failures.
But Nastia Liukin is a proud athlete, and
she was prepared to go as far as the powers
that be would allow. As long as they tempted
her with the possibility of an Olympic spot,
she was game to give it her all.
In turn, USA Gymnastics was all too eager to
exploit the competitive drive that once made her
great, luring her into a competition she was never fit to enter.
Champions deserve better.
No federal eNdorsemeNt implied
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THE first olympic games
states to assert dominance over
their rivals. Politicians would
announce political alliances at
the Games, and in times of
war, priests would
offer sacrifices
to the gods
for victory.
The
Games were
also used
to
help
spread
Hellenistic culture
throughout
the Mediterranean. The
Olympics also
featured religious
celebrations and artistic competitions. A great statue
of Zeus, one of the seven wonders of the ancient world was
erected at Olympia to preside
over the Games, though it no
longer stands. Sculptors and
poets would congregate each
olympiad to display their works
of art to would-be patrons.
The ancient Olympics were
rather different from the mo-
dern Games. There were fewer
events, and only free men who
spoke Greek could compete
(although a woman Bilistiche is also mentioned as a winner).
As long as they
met the entrance criteria, athletes
from
any country or citystate were
allowed to
participate.
The Games
were always
held at Olympia
rather than alternating to different locations as is the tradition with
the modern Olympic Games.
There is one major commonality between the ancient and
modern Games, the victorious
athletes are honored, feted,
and praised. Their deeds were
heralded and chronicled so
that future generations could
appreciate their accomplishments.
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the AMERICAN CITIZEN that’s being offended!
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Olympic History
black september
Opening date – 26 August 1972
Closing date – 11 September 1972
Country of the host city – Germany
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he Munich Games will be forever associated with the ghastly acts of terror
carried out by terrorist group Black
September
Terrorist attack
On 5 September, eight Palestinian terrorists broke into the Olympic Village, killing
two members of the Israeli team and taking
nine hostages. In the ensuing battle, all nine
Israeli hostages were killed, as were five of
the terrorists and one policeman. In defiance
of the terrorists, the IOC ordered the competitions to resume after a pause of 34 hours.
Highlights
All other details of the Munich Games pale in significance, but it did have
its highlights. The Munich Games were the largest yet, setting records in all
categories, with 195 events and 7,134 athletes from 121 National Olympic Committees.
Debuts and firsts
Men’s indoor handball, slalom canoeing and kayaking all made their Olympic debuts. West German Liselott Linsenhoff, competing in the dressage event,
became the first female equestrian to win a gold medal, and archery returned
to the Olympic programme after a 52-year absence.
Memorable champions
U.S. swimmer Mark Spitz won an incredible seven gold medals and broke
seven world records. Yet the media star of the Munich Games was the tiny Soviet gymnast, Olga Korbut, whose dramatic cycle of success in the team competition, failure in the individual competition and renewed success in the apparatus
finals captured the attention of fans worldwide.
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Military News
Former Navajo Code
Talker Willeto Dies
By Charles D. Brunt,
Albuquerque Journal
Frank Chee Willeto, a Navajo Code
Talker and former Navajo Nation vice
president,
died
Saturday at his
home in Pueblo
Pintado. He was
87.
Willeto joined
the U.S. Marine
Corps in 1944 and
became a Code
Talker, an elite
group of Marine
recruits whose native language was
used to create a code that proved to
be unbreakable by the Japanese. The
military didn’t declassify documents
acknowledging the Code Talkers’ role
in the war until 1968. In July 2001, the
Navajo Code Talkers were awarded
the Congressional Silver Medal.
Willeto served with the Corps’ 6th
Division in Saipan and Okinawa during the battle for the Pacific.
First Woman in
Combat Support Role
By Chris Carroll, Stars and Stripes
The Army has identified the first
recruit headed for one of the combat
support roles recently opened to women.
Marines Have New
Plan to Prevent
Sexual Assault
Cicely Verstein takes the oath.
Cicely Verstein, 21, of Morgantown,
W.Va., signed up in June and will enter
basic training in November to become
a Bradley Fighting Vehicle systems
maintainer.
When she contacted the local recruiting office, she wasn’t planning on
becoming a groundbreaker, she said
in an Army press release. “I’ve always
liked working on motors and that job
looked like fun,” she said.
In May, the Army opened six combat support military occupational specialties to women: artillery mechanic,
M1 Abrams tank systems maintainer,
field artillery firefinder radar operator, multiple launch rocket system
crewmember and multiple launch
rocket system operations fire detection specialist.
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rest of the DOD leadership is, which
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By Jennifer Hlad
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The Marine Corps has
released a plan aimed at
preventing sexual assault and holding
offenders
and
commanders
accountable,
noting
that
“despite
our
efforts, we have
been ineffective at
addressing and eliminating sexual assault.”
The plan, signed by Commandant Gen. James Amos,
addresses many of the issues
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command climates that foster sexual
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It outlines a three-part campaign plan
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Anu Bhagwati, a former Marine officer and current executive director of
Service Women’s Action Network, said
the plan shows that the Marine Corps
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two weeks a year, receive more
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National Guard and Reserve members earn for
a day serving in the war
zone.
Pentagon officials defended the pay discrepancy as incentive for National Guard and reservists who give up their weekends and
must be ready on a moment’s notice
to serve. But it’s one of many problems in the complex Guard
and Reserve
compensation system
detailed in a
new Pentagon
review that recommends changes to make the salaries
and benefits more equitable across the
board.
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are called up to active duty and are deployed overseas to Afghanistan, they
get a day’s pay for a day’s work. As an
example, an officer in the reserves or
the Guard could get $407 for a day of
weekend duty, but get $269 for a day
on active duty, or $318 for a day deployed to Afghanistan. Enlisted members could get $171 for a day of weekend duty, $134 for a day on active duty
and $161 for a day deployed to war.
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Texas College Hacks Drone
By Reuters/U.S. Navy
There are a lot of cool things you
can do with $1,000, but scientists at
an Austin, Texas college have come
across one that is often overlooked:
for less than a grand, how’d you like
to hijack a drone?
A group of researchers led by
Professor Todd Humphreys from the
University of Texas at Austin Radionavigation Laboratory recently succeeded in raising the
eyebrows of the US
government. With just
around $1,000 in
parts, Humphreys’
team
took
control
of an unmanned
aerial vehicle owned by the college,
all in front of the US Department of
Homeland Security.
After being challenged by his
lab, the DHS dared Humphreys’
crew to hack into a drone and take
command. Much to their chagrin,
they did exactly that.
Humphrey tells Fox News that
for a few hundreds dollar his team
was able to “spoof” the GPS system
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on board the drone, a technique that
involves mimicking the actual signals sent to the global positioning
device and then eventually tricking
the target into following a new set
of commands. And, for just $1,000,
Humphreys says the spoofer his
team assembled was the most advanced one ever
built.
“Spoofing a GPS
receiver on a
UAV is just
another
way
of
hijacking
a
plane,” Hum-
phreys tells Fox. The
real
danger here, however, is that the
government is currently considering plans that will allow local law
enforcement agencies and other organizations from coast-to-coast to
control drones of their own in America’s airspace.
“In five or ten years you have
30,000 drones in the airspace,” he
tells Fox News. “Each one of these
could be a potential missile used
against us.”
Neighborhood
Opposes Veterans
Treatment Center
A planned 40-bed treatment center
for military veterans from the Gulf
War has head a roadblock of opposition from neighborhood groups and a
nearby school.
The center’s purpose is to keep
troubled vets from becoming homeless
but the danger posed to children from
the nearby school by veterans struggled with mental issues is a big issue
to opponents.
The VA has allocated $30 million
for the project, starting with remodeling a former Thomas Jefferson School
of Law building on San Diego Avenue
in Old Town. The Old Town academy,
a free charter school, is located right
across the street.
The center would provide treatment for veterans who do not need to
be hospitalized but could benefit from
rehabilitative services. The average
stay would be 60 to 120 days. Six of the
40 beds would be reserved for women.
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Craft Beer & Food Festival
In an effort to give 14 of the new
brewers in the county an opportunity
to showcase their beer and to raise
money for Wounded Warrior Homes,
Mission Valley craft Beer and Food will
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Military Career Expo at
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The Military Career Expo is coming to the South Mesa Club at Camp
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Hometown Buffet Salutes
Military Families
Hometown Buffet restaurants is
giving military families a special
place at the table with the launch of its
new Military Appreciation Program
— a year round offer of 15% to active
and reserve military personnel, their
spouses and children. In addition,
military members will receive 100%
discount on their birthday.
In addition, a new partnership with
the ASYMCA to provide fundraising
opportunities for this awesome charity that provides deployment support, emergency aid, family and youth
camps and many other services to help
military families.
Military Resource &
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Diverse Military presents its Support Our Troops Resource & Career
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Coffee Retailer Salutes
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Free Homeowner
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Bank of America is hosting a free
homeowner assistance event for San
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Thursday, July 19 to Saturday, July 21,
8 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Over 2,400 customers from within
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significantly between 1900 and 2010.
The chart below contrasts the times.
Sadly, heart disease and cancer claim
more lives today than ever, despite
the fact that deaths from pneumonia,
influenza, tuberculosis, and gastrointestinal infections have declined dramatically over the past century. While
modern medicine has reduced the
risks of infectious diseases, the reality
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Automotive
On U.S. car license plates, DAMNIML8 is OK, TOILET is not
By Jason McLure
When Whitney Calk sought a personalized license plate from a Tennessee state agency to tout her vegetarian
ideals, she was annoyed when she was
told no. Turns out the letters ILVTOFU can be construed to mean more
than enjoying bean curd.
“When I see T-O-F-U, I see tofu,”
says Calk, who requested the so-called
vanity plate from the Tennessee Department of Revenue last September.
“I can’t control the way anyone else
interprets that,” said Calk, 26, an animal rights activist from Murfreesboro,
Tennessee.
The dilemma faced by Tennessee
authorities last year is not unusual,
as officials at motor vehicle agencies
nationwide consider hundreds of thousands of personalized plate requests
each year. There are an estimated 9
million personalized license plates in
the United States.
The vast majority of the requests
are not objectionable, but thousands
provide insight not only into the
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boundaries of free speech but the
amount of human ingenuity expended
to display seven and eight character
insults, sexual references and descriptions of bodily functions to other motorists.
The battle to keep highways free
of offensive phrases means state officials must track everything from
Internet slang to foreign languages to
commands like 3MTA3, which reveals
its meaning when read backwards in a
rear view mirror.
Virginia may be the capital of vanity plate mischief. Personalized plates
in the state cost just $10 more than
regular license plates — compared
with $40 in Texas and $94 in Illinois.
One million of the Virginia’s 7.8 mil-
lion vehicles have them.
In 2009 alone, the state denied
more than 700 plate requests including IHAV2P and IAMHIGH along
with 100 requests beginning with the
letter ‘F’ and myriad proposals involving the number ‘69,’ according to state
documents.
Questionable formulations are so
common that a 20-person committee
of motor vehicle staffers meets for an
hour each month to review suspicious
applications. State guidelines ban deceptive plates such as FBI or confusing configurations like O0O0O and
NOTAG as well as excretory, sexual,
racial or drug references.
“It’s the only time you get to talk
like that at DMV, that’s for sure,” said
Department of Motor Vehicles spokeswoman Melanie Stokes, who sits on
the review panel.
Sometimes It’s Upside-Down
Some slip through. Pictures have
been posted on the Internet of the
Virginia-issued 370H55V — which has
to be read upside-down to get the full
message.
In Maryland, a software program
checks requests against 4,331 banned
license plate formulations, a list that
includes WILDPIG, TOILET and GAY.
State prisoners who make the plates
also help out by identifying drug,
gang or sexual references that slip by
the computer and the civil servants,
said Philip Dacey, a spokesman for the
Maryland Motor Vehicle Administration.
“A lot of these are gray areas,” said
Dacey. “TOILET is on the list and if
people want to challenge it they can
have a hearing.”
That’s what one motorist did after
Maryland revoked his MIERDA vanity plate following a complaint. Though
the Spanish term would seem to embody the state’s ban on “scatological”
references, an administrator is currently considering the man’s appeal
that the license plate should be interpreted as a non-vulgar reference to a
form of fertilizer.
In Florida, the state’s motor vehicle
agency takes a permissive stance towards celebrations of clothing optional bathing. O2B NUDE, BARE ALL
and BE NAKED have all been deemed
acceptable by the director of the agency, who nonetheless spiked 4NICK8,
CAT BUTT and COW PADY, according
to records released by the state.
Other states are less permissive.
Utah, which faced a lawsuit in the
1990s for issuing plates with the
term “Redskins” because it offended
Native Americans, has recently denied ‘IH8TBYU,’ ‘MNKYBUM,’ and
‘MYSHRAZ’ for being derogatory,
vulgar, and an alcohol reference to a
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Navy’s revised alcohol policy & you
By Mark D. Faram
Navy Times
The Navy has had a turbulent relationship with alcohol throughout
its 236-year history. The service abolished the grog ration in 1862, but that
never diminished a sailor’s desire for
a drink after a long day’s work.
The Navy’s rules on alcohol continue to evolve, and the latest changes
are reflected in OPNAV Instruction
1700.16A, “Alcoholic Beverage Control,” dated June 7. The minor policy
changes are intended to bring the instruction in line with the Navy’s existing alcohol and drug abuse instruction, which set new standards in 2009.
What you need to know:
Drinking Age
The Navy changed the drinking age
on base to 21 in 2009 when it updated
its alcohol and drug abuse instruction.
On June 7, the Navy updated its Alcoholic Beverage Control instruction
to say the same thing. This applies to
all bases in the U.S. and in countries
where there is no
local law setting a
drinking age. If the
host country has a
lower drinking age,
sailors at that age
can drink.
What Qualifies As
Alcohol?
The Navy defines
“alcoholic
beverage” as wines, distilled spirits and
malt beverages such
as beer. If the drink
contains less than
0.5 percent alcohol by volume, it’s considered nonalcoholic.
Where Can You Drink On Base?
If you are in your own quarters and
of legal age, you can drink. That includes Navy Gateway Inns and Suites
as well as Navy Lodges. On training
bases, drinking in bachelor enlisted
quarters must be authorized by the
chief of naval personnel.
Sale or consumption of alcohol elsewhere on base is
generally restricted
to messes, clubs
and golf course club
houses, but base
commanders
can
also authorize it at
morale, welfare and
recreation
events.
Beer can also be consumed at Navy exchanges and snack
bars as well as bowling alleys.
Can You Drink On Ship? It Depends.
Generally the answer is no, but
there are exceptions: Sherry, wine,
and beer can be transported and
served on naval vessels or admiral’s
barges as part of diplomatic and community relations, with consumption
“limited to the wardroom, flag mess,
or other area designated by the CO or
embarked flag officer.” At sea, beer
can be served after 45 consecutive
days underway without a port visit.
The rules say it must come as part of
a one-day stand-down in conjunction
with flight deck or fantail cookouts as
long as nonalcoholic drinks are available. Each sailor is limited to two
12-ounce cans or bottles.
Why Is This Important?
Even though the Navy’s new rules
on alcohol consumption haven’t
changed much, sailors should take
note as the service is cracking down
on bad behavior while under the influence. This year, the Navy is rolling
out fleet wide use of Breathalyzers onboard ships and commands, hoping to
reduce the numbers of alcohol-related
incidents. Testing will be mandatory
for duty sections reporting to work and
random for others. Officials say it’s not
a punitive measure, but they will use
the tests to spot trends in individuals
and provide treatment to those with
problems.
Back when ‘the green thing’ wasn’t an issue
Checking out at the store, the young
cashier suggested to the older woman
that she should bring her own shopping bags because plastic bags weren’t
good for the environment.
The woman apologized and explained, “We didn’t have this green
thing back in my earlier days.”
The cashier responded, “That’s our
problem today. Your generation did
not care enough to save our environment for future generations.”
She was right -- our generation
didn’t have the green thing in its day.
Back then, we returned milk bottles,
pop bottles and beer bottles to the
store. The store sent them back to the
plant to be washed and sterilized and
refilled, so it could use the same bottles over and over. So they really were
recycled. We refilled writing pens
with ink instead of buying a new pen,
and we replaced the razor blades in
a razor instead of throwing away the
whole razor just because the blade got
dull.
But we didn’t have the green thing
back in our day.
We walked up stairs, because we
didn’t have an escalator in every shop
and office building. We walked to the
grocery store and didn’t climb into a
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But she was right. We didn’t have
the green thing in our day.
Back then, we washed the baby’s
diapers because we didn’t
have the throw-away kind.
We dried clothes on a
line, not in an energy
gobbling machine burning up 220 volts -- wind
and solar power really
did dry our clothes back in our
early days. Kids got hand-me-down
clothes from their brothers or sisters, not always brand-new clothing.
But that young lady is right.
We didn’t have the green thing
back in our day.
Back then, we had one TV, or radio,
in the house -- not a TV
in every room. And
the TV had a small
screen the size of a
handkerchief (remember them?), not a screen
the size of the county of
Yorkshire. In the kitchen, we blended and
stirred by hand because
we didn’t have electric
machines to do everything for us. When
we packaged a fragile item
to send in the post,
we used wadded up old newspapers
to cushion it, not Styrofoam or plastic
bubble wrap. Back then, we didn’t fire
up an engine and burn petrol just to
cut the lawn. We used a push mower
that ran on human power. We exercised by working so we didn’t need to
go to a health club to run on treadmills
that operate on electricity.
But she’s right. We didn’t have the
green thing back then.
We drank water from a fountain or
a tap when we were thirsty instead of
demanding a plastic bottle flown in
from another country. We accepted
that a lot of food was seasonal and
didn’t expect that to be bucked by flying it thousands of air miles around
the world. We actually cooked food
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plastic wrap and we could even wash
our own vegetables and chop our own
salad. But we didn’t have the green thing
back then.
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Heard the one about the . . .
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afternoon flight on a small private
plane. Suddenly, the plane developed
engine trouble. In spite of the best efforts of the pilot the plane started to
go down. Finally the pilot grabbed a
parachute, yelled to the passengers
that they had better jump, and bailed
out. Unfortunately there were only
three parachutes remaining.
The doctor grabbed one and said,
“I’m a doctor, I save lives, so I must
live,” and jumped out.
The lawyer then said, “I’m the
smartest man in the world, I deserve
to live!” He grabbed a parachute and
jumped.
The priest looked at the little boy
and said, “My son, I’ve lived a long
and full life. You are young and have
your whole life ahead of you. Take the
last parachute and live in peace.”
The little boy handed the parachute back to the priest and said,
“Not to worry, Father. The smartest
man in the world just took off with my
backpack.”
Chinese man had three daughters,
he asked his eldest daughter what
kind of man she would like to marry.
“I would like to marry a man with
three dragons on his chest”, said the
eldest daughter. He then asked his
second daughter who she would like to
marry.
“I would like to marry a man with
two dragons on his chest”, said the
second daughter. He finally asked his
youngest daughter who she would like
to marry.
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When her husband came by, she
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her red horns, long tail, and pitchfork.
“Who are you?” he asked.
“I’m the Devil,” she responded.
“Well, come on home with me,” he
said, “I married your sister.”
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hanks to a trip across cultures, traditions, and international boundaries, the hip-hop star, producer, activist, and actor saw his own country in a whole new
light.
I travel the world with the Black Eyed Peas, and everywhere I go, people ask, “What nationality are you? Jamaican? Haitian?” I answer, “I’m an American.” When you ask
the black guy in Brazil what nationality he is, he doesn’t say,
“African-Brazilian.” He says, “Brazilian.” Someone doesn’t
say, “I’m African-English.” They’re English. I couldn’t tell
you what part of Africa my ancestors came from. So I am
American, the way jazz and blues are American music. The
way peach cobbler is an American dessert.
I was born and raised in East Los Angeles by a single
mom who had three biological kids and adopted four more.
I never met my dad. When I was 10, Mom sent me to school
in Pacific Palisades, a wealthy neighborhood. She wanted
me to be challenged. I had the dream of being a hip-hop artist, and when I was in the 11th grade, I got my first record
deal. I formed the Black Eyed Peas in 1995.
Going to Europe three years later to promote our album
opened my eyes. It made me realize how young America is.
If countries were people, England and France would be old
men. Italy would be dead. Compared with them, America is
in its 20s. The cultures and attitudes in Europe were beautiful to see. Everyone speaks three languages because the
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except us. There’s a whole
other world out there, but
most Americans—all they
know is America, the marketing plan. When you’re in
your house, you don’t know
what it smells like. Your
friend says, “I walked into
Will’s house; it’s got this
weird funky fish smell.”
Then you step outside, and you
say, “Wow, what are these?
Daffodils?” Back in your
house, you say, “Oh, it smells
like fish in here.”
We are living in such a
great time right now. We
should continue to be the
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Like The Star Spangled Banner, we
This month, with the celebration of
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story of how Francis Scott Key had
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great country’s history. Francis Scott
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the enemy British, he was held on his
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honor our flag and nation with songs,
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from those who honorably stand behind it in battle to defend the freedom
it stands for, to one posting it on the
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“Freedom is never more than
one generation away from extinction. We didn’t pass it to our
children in the bloodstream. It
must be fought for, protected,
and handed on for them to do
the same.” – Ronald Reagan
Events
• Volcanic eruption in Columbia kills
25,000
• TWA Flight 847 is hijacked by Hezbollah. on June 14
• EgyptAir Flight 648 is hijacked and
ends in the loss of 56 passengers during the commando raid to rescue them
• The Italian cruise liner “Achille
Lauro “ is hijacked by Palestinian terrorists
• The first mobiel phone call is made
by Ernie Wise
• Mikhail Gorbachev replaces Konstantin Chernenko as Soviet leader
• President Reagan and Soviet Leader
Gorbachev meet for the first time in
Switzerland
• Live Aid pop concerts in Philadelphia and London raise over 50 million
for famine relief in Ethiopia
• Terry Anderson kidnapped in Beirut, Lebanon
• Boris Becker becomes youngest winner at 17 to win the men’s Wimbledon
• Compact discs are introduced to
American consumers
• The space shuttle Atlantis is
launched
• Starts screening blood donations for
AIDS
• British scientists discover a hole in
the earths ozone layer
championships
• A joint American-French expedition
locates the wreck of the RMS Titanic.
• President Reagan announces Strategic Defense Weapons (SDI) will not
impact arms talks
• The Unabomber kills his first victim
• New York Stock Exchange closes for
the day due to Hurricane Gloria
• Insurance companies begin screening for AIDS for life insurance causing
outcry by civil liberties groups
• Clive Sinclair launches the
Sinclair C5 electric tricycle
with a maximum speed of
15mph
• Boeing 747 Flight 123 crashes into Mount Osutaka, Japan
• Mafia boss Paul Castellano
is shot on orders of John J.
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Popular Culture
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• Microsoft Corporation releases the
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• Switzerland is the first country to
bring into law catalytic converters
must be fitted to private cars
• Various artists, including Ray
Charles, Bob Dylan, Michael Jackson,
Billy Joel, Cyndi Lauper, Willie Nelson, Lionel Richie, Smokey Robinson,
Kenny Rogers, Diana Ross, Paul Simon, Bruce Springsteen, Tina Turner
and Stevie Wonder, record the song
“We Are The World” as USA for Africa. to raise money for famine relief
• Michael Jackson buys ATV Music
and every Beatles song for $47 million
dollars
• Coca-Cola Company introduces New
Coke (6 months later they returned to
the original formula)
Technology
• The Food and Drug Administration approves a blood
test for AIDS
• The first .com domain
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Who Has a Better Starting 5,
Los Angeles Lakers or Miami Heat?
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It's the question that will be endlessly debated for the rest of the
2012 NBA offseason: Do the Los Angeles Lakers have a better starting
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First-time Olympian rips
Michael Phelps’ work ethic
By Chris Chase
T
wo weeks after getting smoked by Michael
Phelps at the U.S. Olympic trials, swimmer
Tyler Clary blasted the 14-time gold medalist
and his training habits in a contentious interview
with his local California newspaper.
Clary, who qualified for his first Olympic team
after finishing 1.5 seconds behind Phelps in the 200
fly, says Phelps doesn’t train hard in practice. He
resents that Phelps has so much talent but doesn’t
have the work ethic to go along with it.
He told Jim Alexander of the Press-Enterprise:
“The fact that [Phelps] doesn’t have to work as
hard to get that done, it’s a real shame. I think it’s
too bad. You see that all too often, where you get
athletes that are incredibly talented that really take
it for granted. I think the things he could have done
if he’d worked as hard as I do would have been even
more incredible than what he has pulled off.”
Phelps has won the most gold medals in Olympic
history. He surpassed Mark Spitz for most golds at a
single Games. This year, he’s a lock to set the record
for most medals ever won. He has 54 gold medals in
international competition, will be competing in his
fourth Olympics and has set world records for the
better part of a decade. But, yeah, he’s left a little
bit on the table. What more can he do? Set world records in events he doesn’t swim? Win medals at the
Winter Olympics? Race on the moon?
You can see why Clary would harbor such bitterness and jealousy of Phelps. Clary’s delusions of
grandeur have turned into realities of bronze. His
best international finishes -- 400 IM silver medals
at the 2009 and 2011 world championships -- were
made possible because Phelps chose not to swim the
event. Phelps made his 400 IM return at trials and
Clary was promptly booted to third place and off the
Olympic team.
“Basically, he was a swimmer that didn’t want
to be [at practice.] They can talk about all of these
goals and plans and preparation they have. I saw
it. I know. It’s different. And I saw somebody that
has basically been asking to get beat for the longest
time.”
Here’s the thing: Clary isn’t wrong. It’s no secret that Phelps made a conscious decision to take
it easy after the 2009 world championships. After
nine straight years of international competitive
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two events -- was good enough to quell any concerns
about the shape he’s in before London. The plan
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These statements coming from any swimmer not
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at a rottweiler. Even from Lochte (who would never
say such a thing, regardless of whether he believed
it or not) it’d be over the top. Phelps’ results speak
for themselves. He hasn’t fallen off -- not that we’ve
seen. If Phelps was an example of wasted talent then
he’d be ripe for criticism. As it stands now, he’s the
poster child for making the most of it. Whether or
not he takes every set seriously or shows up early
to morning dryland is irrelevant so long as he keeps
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This has also been confirmed by
SportsCenter via Twitter.
So, after reports surfaced, stating Andrew Bynum’s refusal to sign a
contract extension with the Orlando
Magic, how can the Lakers still obtain
Howard?
Andrew Bynum recently tipped his
hand on his preferred destinations
should he not sign a max contract with
Los Angeles. The Cleveland Cavaliers,
Houston Rockets and Dallas Mavericks were the reported teams.
While the absurdity of these choices remains to be another article for
another day, there is one team on this
list that shares common ground with
the Lakers.
The Rockets have been reportedly
doing everything in their power to obtain Orlando’s disgruntled star. They
feature a deal that includes desirable
draft picks and loads of cap space they
could use to absorb a bad contract or
two.
On the other hand, the Lakers are
stuck at ground zero with Bynum unwilling to move on his “I hate Orlando” stance.
This is where strategy comes in.
If the Houston Rockets acquired
Dwight Howard, it would almost surely be as a rental as Howard has made
it clear he has no intentions of resigning with any team besides Brooklyn.
While the same is true for the Lakers,
they are confident that Howard would
resign given their already-winning
roster and ability to offer Howard a
max contract deal and the spotlight he
craves in Los Angeles.
Would the Houston Rockets be satisfied with Andrew Bynum as a conso-
lation prize? Who could not be satisfied with him? It is almost like he is
too good to be considered a silver medal reward. I think it is safe to say we
can award Houston with a gold medal
while the Lakers would obtain a platinum medal for their efforts. And,
there is no risk for Houston here. After all, Bynum clearly listed Houston
as a potential destination. The Lakers
are left taking all the risks. Houston
would strike gold with a win-win scenario.
In order for my proposed trade scenario to work, the trade that sent Ryan
Anderson to the New Orleans Hornets
would have to be revoked. This is possible as trades are not made official
until the 11th of July.
The Los Angeles Lakers would receive Dwight Howard, Ryan Anderson
and Jason Richardson from the Orlando Magic.
Andrew Bynum would be sent to
the Houston Rockets
along with Josh
T:7.02”
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Turkoglu.
Orlando would receive Pau Gasol and Metta World Peace from Los
Angeles. And, to complete the trade,
Houston would send Terrence Jones,
Jeremy Lamb and Royce White along
with 2013 and 2015 first round draft
picks.
Not only does Orlando gain a cluster of young talent and draft picks,
they also receive an all-star power forward in Pau Gasol while shedding two
bad contracts.
I think this would be a win-win for
all teams involved.
The Lakers would then resign Jordan Hill and Ramon Sessions to fill
the void left by McRoberts and Blake.
Grant Hill, who has made it abundantly clear he will not retire and is
considering the Lakers, would be added to replace the loss of Metta World
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Semper Fi
There are many times when we are
not feeling our strongest, but when
put to the test, find that we are of
great value to someone else in need
of a helping hand, leg, or arm. A story
that exemplifies this is one about …
Bob Butler, “who lost his legs in a 1965
land mine explosion in Vietnam. He
returned home a war hero. Twenty
years later, he proved once again that
heroism comes from the heart.
Butler was working in his garage
in a small town in Arizona on a hot
summer day when he heard a woman’s
screams coming from a nearby house.
He began rolling his wheelchair toward the house but the dense shrubbery wouldn’t allow him access to the
back door. So he got out of his chair
and started to crawl through the dirt
and bushes.
I had to get there, he says. It didn’t
matter how much it hurt. When Butler
arrived at the pool there was a threeyear-old girl named Stephanie Hanes
lying at the bottom. She had been born
without arms and had fallen in the water and couldn’t swim.
Her mother stood over her baby
screaming frantically. Butler dove to
the bottom of the pool and brought little Stephanie up to the deck. Her face
was blue; she had no pulse and was not
breathing. Butler immediately went
to work performing CPR to revive her
while Stephanie’s mother telephoned
the fire department. She was told the
paramedics were already out on a call.
Helplessly, she sobbed and hugged
Butler’s shoulder.
As Butler continued with his CPR,
he calmly reassured her. Don’t worry,
he said. I was her arms to get out of the
pool. It’ll be okay. I am now her lungs.
Together we can make it. Seconds
later the little girl coughed, regained
consciousness, and began to cry. As
they hugged and rejoiced together, the
mother asked Butler how he knew it
would be okay.
The truth is, I don’t know, he told
her. But when my legs were blown off
in the war, I was all alone in a field.
No one was there to help except a little Vietnamese girl. As she struggled
to drag me into her village, she whispered in broken English, “It okay.
You can live. I be your legs. Together
we make it.” Her kind words brought
hope to my soul and I wanted to do the
same for Stephanie.”
We all have opportunities to assist
another, to sometimes be their legs,
their arms, and their friend. When
we lay our lives down to help others,
even if it is anonymously, our ability to
love increases. Then, if you think back
on when you have done this, when we
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to seem much lighter and easier to
handle after helping others. In a very
real sense, we lay our lives down every
time we put the interests and needs of
another ahead of our own.
As Francis Scott Key wanted to be
known as a true patriot, we too can
be known for our desire to serve. The
quiet, non-history making service that
we give to others, including those in
our own family, is of great value. One
day in the future, we may actually be
surprised to discover how significant
and heaven-like this service really is.
May I encourage us all to seek for
opportunities to serve our fellowman
and find the joy that follows, even
when you aren’t expecting it. This
month, I hope you please take a moment to remember those who continue
to give their all around the world and
in our local areas for each of us. Enjoy this patriotic month and please be
safe.
As always, it is my hope that this
message will help you this week to,
“mount up as on eagle’s wings”, and
renew a little of your strength to keep
moving forward and find joy…(Isaiah
40:31)
Until next time, may God bless you
all and may God continue to bless our
great nation… SEMPER FI
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Beautiful Move-in Ready,
Quiet Lg 1br $850 + $600
dep. 2br $985 + $700 dep
Pool, BBQ, Rec Rm, Lndry
ConradVillasApts.com
3917 Conrad Drive
Spring Valley
Marina 619.477.8000
FALLBROOK
Pacific Legacy
$800 & up. Spacious
1Bedroom, private
patio/balcony, A/C,
refrig., NO PETS!
145 W. Clemmens Ln
760-731-6432
FALLBROOK
Spacious 1 & 2 Bedroom Apts
Country Like Setting,
Laundry Facility
Minutes from Pendelton
NEW PHASE 1 & 2 BDRM
519 Ammunition Rd
760-728-0122
Golden Tree Apts
Free Credit Check w/ ad
Call 619.477.2893
1 Br $850, 2 Br $1025
Near navy bases, trolley,
schools, Easy freeway
access to 5, 805, 54
Section 8 welcome
Open 9:30 am – 5:30 pm; M - F
www.goldentree.com
2509 A Ave, National City
HILLSIDE
GARDENS APTS
Prices starting at
1x1··················$980
2x1················$1150
2x1(townhome) $1483
2x2················$1347
All rentals available at:
www.pacleg.com 619-423-7500
Rent: $1,775
3Bedrooms, EZ Fwy access,
mins to Camp Pendleton.
Lg. pool & Jacuzzi. Huge walk
in closet. Wash/Dryer hookup
Call us at: 760-434-4257
662 Tamarack Ave. Carlsbad, CA 92008
Redwood Gardens
$300 off 1st Months Rent
1BR/1BA - $850-875
2BR/2BA - $1075
3BR/2BA - $1350
Call 619.441.0229
Pools, Security, Spacious
floor plans, onsite laundry,
reserved parking
redwoodgardensapartments.com
9:30 am - 5:30 pm; M-F
328 S First Street, El Cajon
SHADOWRIDGE PARK APTS
Same day sign
Additional $200 off Deposit
1br from $1195
2br from $1405
Newly remodeled, fplc,
W/D, pool, Fitness ctr.
2000 S. Melrose Dr. Vista
760.598.2705
Military Specials
Call 619.562.1970
www.terrazahills.com
Or, Stop by 3891 San Ramon Drive
Tierra del Sol
El Cajon
Call 619.334.6948
Special: $500 OAC
1st Month’s Rent
2/1 $1075 - $500 Dep (OAC)
Pool, Gas BBQ, On-site
Laundry, Balconies
Open 9 am – 5 pm; M-F
tierradelsolapthomes.com
989 Peach Avenue
To place an ad
or for more info,
call Michelle
425 E Bradley Ave
Open M– F 9:30 am – 5:30 pm
INSURANCE
I am here to help! Auto, Boat,
Home, Motorcycle, Renters or
Homeowners. FULL COVERAGE
ON SALVAGE TITLES! Contact
Licensed Agent Elizabeth
Appleton 619-916-9495
PROTECT
LOVED ONES
Plan for a financially
successful retirement
Guaranteed!
FREE CONSULT
855.250.GOLD [4653]
WANTED
THRIFT TRADER
CD’S - DVD’S - VINYL
858.537.2280
CLOTHING - BOOKS- GOODIES
Woodglen Apts in
Lakeside
3939 Iowa Street, North Park
2 bedrooms available
1st Month Free (OAC)
Free Credit Check w/ ad
Pool, spa, easy freeway
access, covered parking
Open M-F (8:30-5:30), Sat (9-3)
www.woodglenapts.com
12905 Mapleview Street
Pool, Jacuzzi, Laundry facility
Call Today 760.721.8585
SERVICES
Offering Rentals Throughout
San Diego- military friendly
MOVE IN IMMEDIATELY
Beautiful Newly Renovated Homes.
Free Gar., W/D. In Oceanside,
located near Camp Pendleton.
RENTALS
Call 619.390.9753
619-582-8588
to RIVER OAKS
858.537.2280
Property Management
Terraza Hills in El Cajon
$500 Off
1st Month’s Rent
1 Br $895
2 Br starting at $995
$500 Look & Lease
+ One Month Free!
To place an ad or for
more information, call
BUY • SELL
TRADE
5.99
4 for
$
20
$
619-282-7283
1416 Garnet, Pacific Beach
858-272-7283
4879 Newport Av, Ocean Beach
619-701-2274
SPORTS EQUIPMENT
WANTED
CASH for Surfboards, Wetsuits,
Golf, Baseball, Bicycles,
Weights, Dive Gear & More.
See Website for list.
Play it Again Sports
858-490-0222
www.playitagainsportssd.com
PROTECT
YOUR
MILITARY
CAREER
DUIs, Divorce,
Bankruptcy
Also available:
Automobile/Personal Injury,
Trusts & Wills
Law Offices of Robert T. Plumb, II
619-437-4261
ThePlumbLawFirm.com
Coronado/San Diego
Military
Discounts
Available
Standard Oil Change
You can improve your gas mileage by 1-2% by using
the manufacturer’s recommended grade of motor oil for
your vehicle. (source: fueleconomy.org)
$10 Off
We’ll install new oil filter, refill up to 5 qts. Kendall GT-1
High Performance Synthetic Blend with Liquid Titanium motor
oil, lubricate chassis (if applicable). Most vehicles. Savings
off in-store regular price.
136R-AAC-G1
S a v e
t h r u
7 / 3 1
Wheel Alignment
Driving feel a little off?
$10 Off
Helps prevent early tire wear. We’ll inspect steering /
suspension & align vehicle to manufacturers’ specifications.
Most vehicles. Subject to in-store equipment availability
and employee qualifications to align vehicle.
Savings off in-store regular price.
136R-EAA-G1
S a v e
t h r u
7 / 3 1
A/C Performance Check
If you can’t stand the heat, let us check
to make sure your A/C is working.
$10 Off
We’ll check for worn hoses and seals, test system for pressure
leaks or contamination. Most vehicles. Savings off in-store
regular price. Certain states require added refrigerant to be
removed from a leaking system.
136R-FAA-G1
S a v e
t h r u
7 / 3 1
Brake Service Special
Precision brake repairs for your ride.
$35 Off
We’ll install new Wagner Thermo-Quiet brake pads with
Lifetime Replacement Warranty, resurface rotors &
inspect brake components. Most vehicles. Savings off
regular price. See store for full Lifetime Pad/Shoe Replacement
Warranty details.
Ask for a FREE Brake Inspection
136R-BAA-G1
S a v e
t h r u
7 / 3 1
See store for complete service description and details. Redeem coupons at your participating Firestone Complete Auto Care store. Not to be combined with another offer on same product or service and not to be used to reduce outstanding debt. No cash value. Offer void where prohibited.
together, we’ll keep your car running newer, longer.
Carlsbad
2545 El Camino Real
(760) 434-8392
El Cajon
435 N. 2nd St.
(619) 440-2626
La Mesa
5577 Lake Murray Blvd.
(619) 462-3280
Chula Vista
830 Broadway
(619) 425-1515
National City
2531 E. Plaza Blvd.
(619) 475-6171
National City
943 Highland Ave.
(619) 477-2109
San Diego
1136 C Street
(619) 233-7121
San Diego
1245 Garnet Ave.
(858) 272-9232
www.FirestoneCompleteAutoCare.com
San Diego
San Diego
16646 Bernardo Ctr. Dr. A 6977 Friars Rd. Ste.140A
(619) 297-6440
(858) 487-3302
San Diego
San Diego
9690 Reagan Rd.
4161 Convoy St.
(858) 271-0260
(858) 279-7472
1-800-LOCATE US
Santee
9763 Mission Gorge Rd.
(619) 449-9440
Vista
1762 University Dr.
(760) 941-4313
ON BASE
Camp Pendleton
Bldg.1327
Vandegrift
(760) 430-7063
Bldg. 51091
51091 Basilone Rd.
(949) 492-1143
Shop supply charges in the amount of 6% of labor charges will be added to invoices greater than $35. These charges will not exceed $25 and represent costs and profits. Shop supply charges not applicable in CA or NY. Non-mandated disposal or recycling charges, if any are disclosed
above, may also represent costs and profits. Specific product offerings and tread designs may vary. Prices, warranties, car service, credit plans and other offers available at Firestone Complete Auto Care; see affiliated for their competitive offers and warranties. *If you do not achieve
guaranteed mileage on properly maintained tires, your Firestone retailer will replace your tires on a pro-rated basis. Actual tread life may vary. All warranties apply only to original owner on originally installed vehicle. See retailer for details, restrictions and copy of each limited warranty.
† MINIMUM MONTHLY PAYMENTS REQUIRED. Applicable to purchases made January 1st through December 31, 2012. APR: 22.8%. Minimum Finance Charge $1.00. CFNA reserves the right to change APR, fees and other terms unilaterally.
For advertising information, call (858) 537-2280
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AT YOUR SERVICE
Let us help you create a new home that suits you.
You deserve to be rewarded for all you do for your community. Visit one of the Southern California KB Home
communities below and learn more about our special homebuying opportunities for qualified military personnel.
Edgewood at The Cove
in San Jacinto
Sycamore at Hidden Hills
in Menifee
• 1,394–2,233 sq. ft.
• 3–5 bedrooms, 2–3 baths
• solar power system included
• 2,132–2,966 sq. ft.
• 3–5 bedrooms, 2–3 baths
• RV accessible homesites
• solar power system included
Call (951) 487-2887 for directions.
Call (951) 672-8553 for directions.
Villages at Monument Park
in Perris
Manzanita at Paseo del Sol
in Temecula
• 1,250–2,530 sq. ft.
• 3–6 bedrooms, 2–3 baths
• easy freeway access
• 1,628–2,224 sq. ft.
• 3–5 bedrooms, 2–2.5 baths
• solar power system included
• community pool and parks
Call (951) 657-1249 for directions.
Call (951) 225-9860 for directions.
Fox Hollow
at Crown Valley Village
in Murrieta
Twinbrook
at Crown Valley Village
in Murrieta
• 1,551–2,597 sq. ft.
• 4–5 bedrooms, 2–3 baths
• solar power system included
• 2,595–3,563 sq. ft.
• 3–7 bedrooms, 2.5–4 baths
• solar power system included
Call (951) 677-4110 for directions.
Call (951) 461-4676 for directions.
Turnberry at Sierra Park
in Riverside
Shady Grove in Fallbrook
From the high $100s
From the high $100s
From the mid $200s
From the low $200s
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1,986–2,571 sq. ft.
3–4 bedrooms, 2–2.5 baths
gated community
pool and park
Call (951) 353-1815 for directions.
From the mid $200s
From the high $200s
From the high $200s
From the low $400s
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2,623–3,500 sq. ft.
3–5 bedrooms, 2.5–4.5 baths
RV and boat storage on-site
no Mello-Roos
solar power system included
Call (760) 728-1061 for directions.
Broker Cooperation Welcome. ©2012 KB Home (KBH). A 2.25kW solar power system is included as a standard component of a new KB home at Edgewood at The Cove, Fox Hollow at Crown Valley Village, Manzanita at Paseo del Sol, Shady Grove and Sycamore at Hidden Hills. A 3.15kW solar power system is included
as a standard component of a new KB home at Twinbrook at Crown Valley Village. Energy bill savings are based on estimated monthly costs for electricity and gas for a home as designed (not as built) with the corresponding solar power system compared to estimated monthly costs for electricity and gas without the
system. KBH makes no guarantee of energy production by any solar power system installed with a home or of energy costs or savings, if any, experienced by any homeowner. Energy costs and savings, if any, will vary by floor plan, home size, occupancy, daily activities, appliance usage, thermostat settings, climate
conditions and orientation of the home and the solar power system size and operating conditions, among other factors. KBH reserves the right to modify, discontinue or replace any solar options at any time without prior notice. Other restrictions and limitations may apply.
Solar power systems are supplied by SunPower Corporation®. KBH and SunPower Corporation are independent companies. SunPower and the SunPower logo are trademarks or registered trademarks of SunPower Corporation. Plans, pricing, financing, terms, availability
and specifications subject to change/prior sale without notice and may vary by neighborhood, lot location and home series. Buyer responsible for all taxes, insurance and other fees. Sq. footage is approximate. HOA applies. Photos may depict upgraded landscaping/options
and may not represent lowest-priced homes. See sales representative for details. KB Home Sales–Southern California Inc. (CA Real Estate License 00242327). SOCAL-102908
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