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FIFTY SIXTH YEAR NO. 12
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 2016
USS Coronado returns to Pearl Harbor
PACIFIC OCEAN - Littoral combat ship USS Coronado (LCS
4) experienced an engineering casualty Aug. 30 while transiting to
the Western Pacific.
The crew took precautionary measures, and the ship returned to
Pearl Harbor to determine the extent of the problem and conduct
repairs. Coronado is operating under her own power and is being
escorted by USNS Henry J. Kaiser. The casualty appears to be
unrelated to recent propulsion problems on USS Freedom and USS
Fort Worth.
The extent of repairs and any operational impact is unknown at
this time. An assessment of the casualty will be completed upon
return to Pearl Harbor, and additional details will be made available
when possible.
Coronado departed Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam Aug. 26 to
continue its independent deployment to the Western Pacific. Prior
to departing Pearl Harbor the ship participated in the Rim of the
Pacific 2016 exercise.
On June 22, Coronado and its crew of about 70 Sailors assigned
to LCS Squadron 1 deployed from their homeport in San Diego.
“Last night’s (Aug. 30) problem is the fourth issue in the last year,”
said Chief of Naval Operations Adm. John Richardson. “Some of
these were caused by personnel, and some were due to design and
engineering. These issues are all receiving our full and immediate
attention, both individually and in the aggregate.
“To address the personnel and training issues, I established a
program-wide review earlier this summer to incorporate deployment lessons learned and identify systemic problems with how the
program was structured. Vice Adm. Rowden has completed the
review, which recommends changes to the crewing, deployment,
mission module, training and testing concepts. These changes will
provide more ownership and stability, while also allowing for more
forward presence. In light of recent problems, we also recognize
more immediate action needs to be taken as well. The review is
being briefed to leadership before implementation. I also support
Vice Adm. Rowden’s decision to improve oversight class-wide,
which will result in the retraining and certifying of all LCS Sailors
who work in engineering.
“With respect to the engineering issues, we’re reviewing each one
and making the appropriate corrections. For instance, the software
problem on USS Milwaukee has been corrected for all ships.”
Stockdale Award recipients announced
WASHINGTON - Navy announced the two 2016 Vice Admiral
James Bond Stockdale Leadership Award recipients Aug. 30.
Cmdr. Gary G. Montalvo, commanding officer of USS North Carolina is the Pacific Fleet recipient and Cmdr. Ken J. Kleinschnittger,
former commanding officer of Explosive Ordnance Disposal Mobile
Unit 12 and currently working with Navy Expeditionary Combat
Command forces, is the Fleet Forces recipient.
The two recipients were nominated by their peers, who were also
eligible for the award, and chosen from among eight finalists to
receive the award.
The Stockdale award was established in honor of Vice Adm.
Stockdale whose distinguished naval career symbolized the highest
standards of excellence in both personal conduct and leadership. It
is presented annually to two commissioned officers on active duty
in the grade of commander or below who are serving in command of
a single ship, submarine, aviation squadron, Sea, Air, Land (SEAL)
team, naval special warfare squadron, SEAL delivery vehicle team,
special boat team, explosive ordnance disposal mobile unit, mobile
diving and salvage unit, or Navy special clearance team and who
serve as examples of excellence in leadership and conspicuous contribution to the improvement of leadership in the Navy.
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First fleet F35-C carrier qualifications,
final round of testing conducted at sea
by Donna Cipolloni
TLANTIC OCEAN
- The jet blast from
seven F-35C Lightning II Joint
Strike Fighter aircraft only
added to the already intense
summer heat and humidity on
the flight deck of USS George
Washington (CVN 73), Aug.
15, where the third and final
round of at-sea developmental
testing, or DT-III, was underway about 100 miles offshore
from Virginia.
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During the 20-day testing
period, which is set to conclude
Sept. 1, objectives included external symmetric and asymmetric weapons loadings; launches
and recoveries at maximum
weight; approach handling
qualities; landing systems certification; and engine logistics.
In addition to phase three
of shipboard developmental
testing, jet after jet thundered
on and off the deck as 12
instructors and pilots from
Strike Fighter Squadron (VFA)
101, out of Eglin AFB, Fla.,
completed the Navy’s first fleet
carrier quals, with each pilot
knocking out two touch-andgoes and 10 arrested landings.
“The work we did [during
the two previous testing phases
at sea] directly fed what VFA101 was able to come out and
do today,” explained Tom
Briggs, lead flight test engineer with the F-35 Lightning
II Integrated Test Force (ITF)
at NAS Patuxent River and
recipient of the 2015 Department of the Navy Lead Tester
of the Year award. “For those of
us involved in the program for
quite a while, it was incredibly
gratifying to see them come out
and use that work to start making this aircraft real and get it
out to the fleet.”
now flies the F-35C. This was
his third ship trip and 50th trap -and he has a definite favorite.
“I prefer the F-35,”
he said. “It’s easy to fly,
autopilot is nice, cockpit
has good visibility, and
mission systems make it
easy to do your task.”
One of the most difficult and
hazardous tasks in naval aviation is landing on the deck of an
aircraft carrier, something now
made simpler by Delta Flight
Path. Developed by Lockheed
Martin after a lot of crosstalk
and technology sharing with
NAVAIR personnel, the semiautomated landing mode significantly helps lower a pilot’s
workload task.
“The control laws allow aircraft to fly a commanded glide
slope,” Dyckman said. “Before,
you had to manually fly that path
through the air. Now, at the push
of a button, the airplane will tip
over and fly that path. If I have
a good approach behind ship, I
can push one button. If there are
deviations, I can make a correction. Other than that, I may not
touch the stick at all during the
approach, from the start until
touchdown. Coming to the ship
is as easy as landing on an airfield now and that enables us to
spend less time training guys to
land on the ship.”
Other testing involved improved nighttime visibility for
the aircraft’s third generation
helmet, which displays symbol-
Dunford, senior British officer
affirm close U.S.-U.K. ties
WASHINGTON - Marine Corps Gen. Joe Dunford, chairman of
the Joint Chiefs of Staff, met with the British defense chief, Air
Chief Marshal Sir Stuart Peach, at the Pentagon Aug. 26, Joint
Staff spokesman Navy Capt. Greg Hicks said in a statement.
During his meeting with Peach, Dunford affirmed the U.S.
commitment to a strong bilateral partnership with the United
Kingdom, and highlighted the U.K.’s role in European security,
Hicks said.
The chairman also emphasized the importance of the U.K.’s
participation in counter-Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant
operations, and expressed his appreciation for the U.K.’s work
in countering violent extremism, Hicks added.
ogy right on the pilot’s visor.
“I don’t have to look down for
a piece of info on one display,
then to another display and
correlate it all in my head; everything appears in the helmet,”
Dyckman said. “When I look
out, even if I’m looking away
from where I’m going, I can see
my target information, airspeed,
altitude, threats. With this airplane, I basically have a display
with my aircraft in the center
and it presents information for
situational awareness.”
Test pilot Lt. Cmdr. Daniel
“Tonto” Kitts, officer in charge
of the VX-23 test detachment,
noted three things about the F35C that excite him.
“The ability to bring the aircraft back aboard the ship safely
the first time, every time for
the most junior pilot to the
most senior is one of its major
advantages,” Kitts said. “Also,
the incorporation of its mission
systems to the pilot and the fusion of that information is really
going to make it a lethal tactical platform. Lastly, its ability
to share that information with
other assets in the fleet is going
to help build the picture for the
whole carrier strike group. Not
to mention, we’re bringing a
stealthy airplane to the carrier
decks for the first time.”
DT-III was an incremental
buildup on five years of work
from the Pax River ITF team,
beginning with the first aircraft’s
initial onshore catapult and ar-
resting gear testing and ending
with the hundreds of operation-.,
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al cats and traps that recently
took place aboard Washington.
Having completed the gross
weights and load up testing
necessary to provide the fleet
with a full launch and recovery
bulletin, it was the final phase
of testing.
“This is the last time we’re
coming to a carrier for F-35
testing and support for Navy
IOC (initial operational capability),” explained Cmdr. J.
Ryan Murphy, director of Test
and Evaluation/F-35 Naval
Variants. “It was satisfying to
watch [VFA-101] start to utilize
the aircraft. After all, that’s the
point of all the years of work -to equip and empower the fleet
with the F-35C.”
The F-35C, the Navy carrier variant of the Joint Strike
Fighter, conducted its first shipboard test flights in November
2014 aboard USS Nimitz and
follow-on developmental testing aboard USS Dwight D.
Eisenhower in October 2015.
Engineered for a carrier, its 51foot wingspan is larger than the
Air Force’s F-35A and Marine
Corps’ F-35B short take-offand-landing variants.
“It’s going to be a viable aircraft that’s going to do what it’s
been designed to do,” Briggs
said.
It’s expected the Navy will
declare initial operational capability in 2018.
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Cmdr. Ted “Dutch” Dyckman, Air Test and Evaluation
Squadron (VX) 23 test pilot,
landing signal officer, and
squadron operations officer
at Pax River, started out flying F/A-18 Hornets, moved
to F/A-18 Super Hornets, and
An F-35C Lightning II carrier variant makes an
arrested landing on USS George Washington.
photo by MC3 Wyatt L. Anthony
NEW YORK (Aug. 29, 2016) - Reserve Marines cheer
outside of the Today Show at Rockefeller Center,
during the celebration of the Marine Corps Reserve
Centennial at Times Square. The Marines are commemorating 100 years of rich history, heritage, esprit de corps, and a bond with not only New York
City but with all communities across the U.S. The
celebration brings awareness to the Reserve’s essential role as a crisis response force
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Reflecting on the Navy’s committment to equality
A message from the
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by Cmdr. Hillary Darby
ach year the United
States reflects on Women’s Equality Day Aug.
26, commemorating the passage
of the 19th Amendment in 1920
that granted women their right
to vote.
Graphic of a Sailor hugging a child.
For those of us in the Navy,
where we receive equal pay for
equal work and where all military occupations and positions
have been opened to women
without exception as long as
they qualify and meet specific
standards, we have a responsibility to continue championing
equality for the next generation
of girls and women.
My generation is part of a
cresting wave of equality and
greater opportunities for women
in uniform.
At the U.S. Naval Academy I
was a member of the 11th graduating class to include women,
where I witnessed the Navy’s
commitment to equality and a
deep investment in women as
future leaders.
I had the great good fortune
to select for naval aviation and
that’s when the world really
opened to me. When combat
helicopters became an option for
women I selected the Sea Hawk,
and it’s been an awesome ride
ever since.
Take action to prevent suicide
to make a difference serving
in defense of our great nation,
regardless of gender.
Cmdr. Hillary Darby stands in front of a Sea
Hawk helicopter flown by Cmdr. Katie Ellis, commanding officer of Helicopter Maritime Strike
Squadron 35. Navy courtesy photo
As with most Sailors, I’ve
had the privilege of serving at
various duty stations around
the world.
I’ve served as an officer-incharge of a helicopter detachment at sea, an executive officer
of a Marine unit, an OIC of a
surveillance facility, and most
recently became sexual assault
prevention and response officer
and have served as acting chief
of staff for Commander, Navy
Region Hawaii.
When I first joined the Navy, I
didn’t see women in positions as
commanding officers, command
master chiefs or other senior
positions. So much has changed.
Today, women are part of the
leadership structure.
As we reflect upon Women’s
Equality Day, let’s consider how
far we have come in the military;
everyone has the opportunity
Our commitment must carry
on to the next generation. I know
we are making a connection.
Last year, my daughter, who
was ten years old at the time,
gave me a handwritten card
titled “I am a Girl. I can.” Turn
the card over and it says, “I can
make a difference. I can stand up
for what I believe in. I can fight
for what I believe in. I won’t let
anybody tell me what’s wrong
or what’s right. I’ll do things my
way. I’ll stick to what I believe
in to the end.”
Happy Women’s Equality
Day!
- Cmdr. Hillary Darby is
assigned to the executive staff
of Commander, Navy Region
Hawaii.
by Vice Adm.
C. Forrest Faison, III
Shipmates,
Suicide is an issue that impacts
every member of the Navy and
Marine Corps family. Suicide
prevention requires our attention
and action throughout the year.
One suicide attempt within our
Navy and Marine Corps family
is one too many. We are a team
and we care for each other.
Every one of us is critical to our
mission. Help me ensure we are
doing all we can to help those on
our team who might be having
difficulties and might be thinking about suicide.
The death of a Sailor or Marine by suicide is a tragedy
that affects his or her family,
command and community. The
questions we ask ourselves in
attempts to understand what
happened in the aftermath are
important. The answers help us
more effectively intervene. But
looking back is not the whole
solution. We must also look
forward and be there for our
shipmates.
If you think that a shipmate is
having thoughts about suicide,
ACT Now:
•Ask them directly.
•Listen without judgment and
show that you Care.
•Treat them with respect and
make they are safely escorted
to the chaplain or to medical
for evaluation and appropriate
treatment.
Continued support is needed
after treatment as a Sailor or
Marine goes back into the command or as they transition out of
the Navy or Marine Corps.
We must constantly engage in
open communication with each
other, so that we are aware when
something warrants attention.
Prevention involves courageous
action in order to ensure that our
shipmates know we care and get
the help they need. It’s about
being there for every Sailor and
Marine, every day.
As your surgeon general, my
top priority is making sure that
our Sailors, Marines and their
families are healthy, ready and on
the job. I am committed to doing
all that is within my power to
care for our shipmates and ensure
we are doing all we can to, one
day, return them home safely.
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SecDef issues guidance for OTH discharge review
Each military service maintains a discharge review board
with the authority to change,
correct, or modify discharges
or dismissals that have not been
issued by a sentence of a general
courts-martial.
The Secretary of Defense
(SecDef) recently issued guidelines meant to improve the
review process of former service
members’ other than honorable
(OTH) discharge. The Secretary
of the Navy (SecNav) also is-
Houston
decommissions
after 3 decades
of service
BANGOR, Wash. - USS
Houston (SSN 713) was decommissioned here Aug. 26.
Houston Sailors, past and
present, along with friends and
families celebrated her 33 years
of honorable service to the U.S.
submarine force.
Originally homeported at
Pearl Harbor, Houston arrived
at Puget Sound Naval Shipyard
and Intermediate Maintenance
Facility in Bremerton, Wash.,
for inactivation and decommissioning July 14. Houston
will spend the next year going
through deactivation and the
disassembling of components
for historical archiving.
sued new guidelines requiring
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder
(PTSD) and/or Traumatic Brain
Injury (TBI) to be considered,
before a service member is separated for misconduct.
VA awards $300 million more in grants
to help end veteran homelessness
WASHINGTON – The Department of Veterans Affairs awarded approximately $300 million more in grants under the Supportive Services
for Veteran Families (SSVF) program to help thousands of very low-income veteran families around the nation who are permanently housed or
transitioning to permanent housing. The SSVF grant program provides
access to crucial services to prevent homelessness for Veterans and their
families. SSVF funding, which supports outreach, case management and
other flexible assistance to prevent veteran homelessness or rapidly rehouse veterans who become homeless, has been awarded to 275 non-profit
organizations in all 50 states, the District of Columbia, Guam, Puerto
Rico, and the U.S. Virgin Islands.
‘History Alive’ lecture: Civil War nurses
Tonight (Sept. 1) at 7 p.m. on “History Alive” in the H. Lee
House in Lemon Grove, the
lecture series showcases keynote
speaker Donna Vitale Lupinacci,
will bring to life the story of
American nursing during the U.
S. Civil War.
With pictures, words and
artifacts, Lupinacci, a master
nurse and former military nurse,
will deliver the gripping story of
a new branch of medicine developed under fire on the battlefield
and in makeshift hospitals, with
uncommon courage, and technology comprised of cloth bandages,
splints, boiled water and sheer courage.
The 39th season of this free, essential lecture series is suitable
for ages 18 and over. Videotaping of lectures is made possible by a
community enhancement grant from the San Diego Board of Supervisors on the recommendation of Supervisor Dianne Jacob, District
2. Ancillary costs of the series are underwritten in part by the Mary
England Endowment for Education.
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Veterans with disabilities
incurred or aggravated during
active service may qualify for
medical or related benefits, regardless of separation and characterization of service. Veterans
separated administratively under
OTH conditions may request
their discharge be reviewed for
possible re-characterization.
Each service department also
has a website with information:Navy/Marines: http://www.
donhq.navy.mil/bcnr/bcnr.htm;
Coast Guard: http://www.uscg.
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FRA is currently supporting
reforms to the military discharge
review process contained in both
the Fairness for Veterans Act,
and in the House and Senate FY
2017 National Defense Authorization Act.
Carter presents Employer
Support Freedom Award
Secretary of Defense Ash Carter recently awarded the 2016
Secretary of Defense Employer Support Freedom Award to 15
companies. The award is the highest honor DoD gives to employers for support of National Guard and Reserve employees.
The SecDef will honor:
•Alaska Airlines •Albuquerque Police Department
•Benjamin Franklin Plumbing •Burford Corporation
•Carolina’s Healthcare System
•Clackamas County Sheriff’s Office
•Delmarva Veteran Builders
•FASTSIGNS International, Inc.
•Hope Valley Industries
•Idaho State Police
•Lowe’s •Maryland State Police
•Prairie Grove Consolidated School District 46
•Seattle Fire Department
•Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company.
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The crewmembers of USS Sample
(DE/FF-1048) will be meeting for their
next reunion August 2017 in Las Vegas, Nev. To get more information
and to get your name and address added to the mailing list contact
Michael Flournoy by phone at (850) 418-2109 or on the web at www.
mlrsinc.com/sample (please fill out the on line questionnaire).
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Crewmembers from USS Terrebonne Parish (LST-1156) will be
having their next reunion Sept 29-Oct 2, 2016, in San Diego. For
more information, contact David Bader at 102 St Andre, Worthington
Ohio 43085. Phone: (614) 296-8380; e-mail: redab36@wowway.
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a sad and heavy heart that I am
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former shipmates, to give her our
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Former SecDef and Vietnam
veteran Chuck Hagel, raised
this issue in a September 3, 2014
memorandum to military boards
of correction, regarding petitions from Vietnam veterans requesting upgrades to their OTH
discharges based on claims of
previously unrecognized PTSD.
In these cases, PTSD was not
recognized as a diagnosis at the
time of their service.
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Shop, drop, and enroll — Burned up about dorm room expenses
pillows.
Happy, helpful sophomores
garbed in blazing orange, whose
parents had been victims of “The
Dorm Room Shakedown” the
previous year, were awaiting our
arrival with huge rolling bins to
cart thousands of dollars worth
of unnecessary products up to
assigned rooms.
by Lisa Smith Molinari
“Three decorative pillows or
just two?” my daughter Anna
asked in front of a colorful display of bedding at a local Homegoods store. It was 7:00pm, and
we had been shopping since the
stores opened that morning.
The first place we stopped was
the Apple Store, where I spent
over a thousand bucks in less
than 15 minutes buying Anna
a new laptop that was required
for her major. After that we hit
Zara, H&M, Macy’s, JC Penny,
Target, Walmart, Bed Bath &
Beyond, JoAnn Fabrics, TJ
Maxx and Homegoods.
“What’s another $20 bucks at
this point?” I replied to Anna in
utter defeat and near starvation.
“Definitely get three.”
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Anna’s roommate had already
moved in, and her side was so
spectacular, it looked like something straight out of a Pottery
Barn catalogue. We stared at
her shabby chic bedside table,
complete with a vase of peonies
and a trendy mirrored lamp.
There were whitewashed faux
ironwork wallhangings, cool
enlarged letters, clear canisters
the meat and potatoes of life
“Hi!” they shouted with rehearsed enthusiasm, shaking us
out of our road trip stupor, “I’m
Sean/Cassandra/Matt! I’d love
to help you move in!” They
filled two of the rolling carts
to capacity, then guided us like
sheep to slaughter to the dorm
elevators.
In the newfangled co-ed hallway, Anna found her room,
which was a “split double”
— one room separated down the
middle by a wall of closets and
dressers. This gave Anna and
her roommate their own private
spaces within one room.
filled whimsically with popcorn
and pretzels. Her rug was larger,
her bed risers were higher, and
she had way more than three
decorative pillows.
Concerned that Anna’s room
would look a cell at Rikers Island by comparison, we quickly
unloaded everything we’d already purchased, and left to find
the nearest Target. Two-hundred
more bucks later, we added
modern shelving, storage bins,
two strings of twinkle lights,
curtains, a coat rack, hangers,
plastic drawers and a bowl of
fresh fruit.
While Anna and I scrambled
to decorate, Francis retreated to
the busy co-ed hallway. “Eyes
forward!” we heard him bark in
military fashion when passing
boys tried to sneak a peak at his
daughter.
Before saying good-bye to
Two weeks later, we pulled
up to her dorm at Syracuse
University, our minivan packed
to the gills with fluffy new bedding, posters, a clip on lamp,
school supplies, a throw rug, a
shower caddy, towels, a desk
set, a fan, pop-up laundry bins,
six months worth of toiletries,
various snacks, cases of bottled
water, a microwave, a coffee
maker, and yes, three decorative
h
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6126 Benson Avenue, SD 92114 (619) 262-8384
Sunday 7:00 am, 9:00am and 11:00 am Worship Service
2nd Wednesday's 6pm YLoV and YMoV
Wednesday Night Live (WNL) 7pm
"A Multi-Cultural, Multi Ethnic, Multi Generational Church"
www.bayviewbc.org
hrist Community Church
Helping people love God and each other more!
Sundays at 8:45 am & 10:45 am with Children's Ministries for All Kids!
Small Groups for Teens and Adults of all Ages!
9535 Kearny Villa Rd., Mira Mesa 92126;Located just off Miramar Rd. & I-15
www.gotoChrist.com or (858) 549-2479
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ity of Praise
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el Cerro Baptist Church
The Perfect Place for Imperfect People to Mature in Christ!
A place to belong with exciting life related messages for everyday living.
See you at Sunday School - 9:00am & Sunday Moring Celebration-10:30am
Tues Bible Connection-7pm Location: 2321 Dryden Rd., El Cajon, CA 92020
619.749.1767 visit us at www.thecityofpraise.org & twitter@citybishop
Bishop Stephen M. Brunson, Senior Pastor, USN, Retired
5512 Pennsylvania Lane, La Mesa, CA. 91942 (619) 460-2210
Pastor, Dr, Mark S. Milwee
Sunday Services and Bible Classes: 9am an 10:30am,
Wed. Dinner and Bible Study 5:15-7:30pm
Cost: For Active Duty Families:$4 per person, children under 5 free,
for more information: www.dcbc.org e-mail: [email protected]
Anna the next day, we all went to
her dining hall to take advantage
of the free lunch offered to new
parents.
I contemplated filling my
purse with chicken tenders to
supplement the beans and rice
we’d be eating at home for the
next six months, but selected a
modest plateful of quinoa-spinach-mango salad and coconut
shrimp instead.
“You know, Anna,” Francis said between mouthfuls of
made-to-order chicken salad
panini, “when I went to college, all I brought was the blue
quilt off my bed and a Journey
poster. And our dining hall only
had things like casseroles and
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aith Bible Fellowship
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irst Baptist Church
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9971 Mission Gorge Rd. Santee, CA
(Behind Pacific Western Bank)
Sunday School Classes 9am
Sunday Services 10am and 6pm
Awana Wednesdays 6:30 pm
fbfsc.org
"Reach Up, Reach Out, Reach the World"
Interim Pastor Jim Baize
www.fbcoronado.com
Sunday Bible Study 8:45 am, Sunday Worship Service 10 am
Friday's Women's Bible Study 9:30-11:30 am
445 C Ave, Coronado,CA 92118 (619) 435-6588
[email protected] FB: First Baptist Church of Coronado
irst Church of Christ, Scientist, Chula Vista
A healing church to bless the community-all are warmly welcomed!
Sunday: Worship Service and Sunday School 10 am
1st Sunday of every month:Worship Service in Spanish 2 pm
Wednesday:Testimony Meeting 7pm
Reading Room: 300 Third Avenue, Chula Vista Tu-Sat 10am-2pm
Church:41 "I" Street, Chula Vista, Ca 91910
(619) 422-6400 www.prayerthatheals.org
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riends Christian Church
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ighthouse Baptist Church
10925 Hartley Rd, Ste K
Santee, CA 92071
(619) 448-5950
Sunday Worship Service 10:00 am
"Where the Shout has not Died Out"
1345 Skyline Dr, Lemon Grove, CA 91945
Sunday School and Adult Bible Classes: 9:30 am
Sunday Morning Service 11am,Sunday Evening at 5:30pm
Midweek Service and Teen Church, Thursdays at 7pm
www.lighthousebaptist.com (619) 461-5561
ayview Baptist Church
meatloaf. Do you have any idea
how lucky you are?”
Looking confused, Anna
chomped her gourmet veggie
pizza, and said, “Want anything
from the Froyo Bar?”
When it was all said and done,
Anna’s room looked better than
the hotel room we stayed in at
the Syracuse Holiday Inn, and
had much better coffee. But then
again, our hotel was only $100
with our military discount. I
guess the old adage is true: you
get what you pay for.
Or in this case, your college
kids get what you pay for.
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esa View Baptist Church
M
ilitary Outreach Ministries COGIC
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Dr. Darrow Perkins, Jr., Th.D. Pastor/Servant
Seeking Sinners; Saving Souls, Strengthening Saints
Sunday Church School at 8:45 am
Morning Worship at 10 am
Wednesday Night Bible Study 7 pm
13230 Pomerado Rd, Poway CA 92064
www.mesaview.org (858) 485-6110
"Supporting all families, all people, at all times"
Pastor Dennis Eley, Jr, MBA
Sunday: Worship Service 11:30am to 1:30pm
Wednesday: Bible Study 6pm to 7:30pm
5120 Robinwood Rd, Bonita, CA 91902
Toll free 855-209-3879 www.militaryoutreachministries.org
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t. Moriah Christian Church
"Purpose Driven" Gospel Church
Multi- Cultural, Non-Denominational
Services on Sunday at 9 a.m. Near Miramar Base
L.J. Thomas - Sr. Pastor
7055 Carroll Rd, San Diego CA 92121
(858) 335-5795 www.mtmoriahcc.org
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ew Directions Church
R
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A Church where a change of heart take place
Sunday Worship 10:30 am
Wednesday Night Bible Study 6:30 pm
Rev. Phillip L. Brown, Sr.; Pastor
4855 Seminol Dr., San Diego, Ca 92115
PO Box 740443 San Diego, Ca 92174 Mailling address
www.ndcsd.org (619) 822-4961
Where the warmth of God's love comforts families
4670 Mt. Abernathy Ave, SD 92117 (858) 279-3311
Sunday 8 am and 10:30 am Worship Services
Enrolling now in our Preschool and grades K-8
[email protected]
On Base & On Board
Movie & Concert Under the Stars Series Friday, Sept. 9, 6:30
pm, FREE @ Three MWR Pools: VADM Martin Pool (NASNI),
Admiral Baker Pool and NBPL, Main Base Pool Music, craft
station, treats and fun for everyone! Movie: Finding Dory (PG).
Info: 619-437-3190, 619-556-9597 and 619-553-9138
Breakfast with Superheroes Saturday, Sept. 10, 9:30-11:30
am, $14.95 Adults / $8.95 Kids (3-10 yrs.) Admiral Baker Clubhouse, Mission Gorge, Bldg. 3604 Start your morning right with
a “BOOM!, POW!, BANG!” breakfast and your favorite superheroes. Dress up in character if you want, then enjoy a delicious
meal, interaction with superheroes, plus a craft station to make your
own cape. Register: NBSD 619-487-0016; NAB 619-437-3190;
NASNI 619-545-9576; NBPL 619-553-9138
POW/MIA 5K Run/1-Mile Walk Tuesday, Sept. 13 • 10
am • FREE YOU ARE NOT FORGOTTEN! Run to honor our
POW/MIAs at Naval Base San Diego’s annual run/walk. Race
begins at 10 am with check in starting at 8:30 am. FREE remembrance T-shirt to the first 2,000 to register and participate. Register
online today at www.navylifesw.com or call 619-556-7444 for
more information. Run is proudly sponsored by MWR, USAA,
Lincoln Military Housing and Armed Forces Dispatch.
Coronado Speed Festival Saturday-Sunday, Sept. 17-18 • Gates
open at 8 am It’s a full throttle racing on a 1.7 mile track! Admission includes the Military Pit Crew Challenge, BMW and Jaguar
Test Drives, Collector Car Show and more! Plus, don’t miss the
FREE Base Open House featuring military static displays and Navy
ship tours. General admission is FREE for active duty military and
their dependents. All children 12 and under get in FREE with
adult admission. Half-price tickets for retirees, DoD employees and
MWR/MCCS patrons available at Navy MWR Ticket Offices
or on-site either day of the event. www.navylifesw.com
HAPPENINGS LISTED FROM PREVIOUS ISSUES….
AQUATICS
Learn to Swim with MWR! Affordable private and semi-private
lessons are available for all ages. NBPL, Main Base Pool, Bldg. 1,
619-553-0934 VADM Martin Pool, NASNI, Bldg. 1507, 619545-2877
FREE Active Duty Swim LessonsLessons are led by an American
Red Cross Water Safety Instructor. Available for beginning, intermediate and advanced swimmers with instruction on the side stroke
available as well. Space is limited ~ call today! Tuesdays & Thursdays
• 6:30-8:30 am NAB Pool, Bldg. 508, 619-437-5012 Wednesdays
• 7-7:45 am NBPL, Main Base Pool, Bldg. 1, 619-553-0934
Water Fitness A great full-body, low-impact workout! FREE
for active duty, dependents and DoD, $3 per guest Tuesdays and
Thursdays 3:15-4 pm • VADM Martin Pool, NASNI, Bldg. 1507,
619-545-0237
Masters Swim Practice NAB Pool, Bldg. 508 • Tuesdays &
Thursdays 11 am-12 pm VADM Martin Pool, NASNI, Bldg. 1507
• Wednesdays 11 am-12 pm Are you looking for serious workout?
We have the answer, come join us! Call 619-437-5012 (NAB) or
619-545-2877 (NASNI) for more details.
MARINAS
Sailing Classes Ahoy Mates. Fiddler’s Cove offers beginner,
intermediate and advanced sailing classes designed to get you out
on the water. Held on Saturday and Sunday, each 2-day session
runs from 9 am to 4:30 p.m. at Fiddler’s Cove Marina. Class fees
are E1-E6 $150; E7 and above and Retirees $200; DoD civilians
$225; and sponsored guests $250. Dependent fees are calculated at
the sponsoring active duty or retiree rate. Pre-registration is recommended as classes fill up fast. Registration fee includes boat rental,
instruction and textbooks. For more information call Fiddler’s Cove
Marina at 619-522-8680.
OUTDOOR RECREATION
Anytime is Perfect for Outdoor Fun Stop by the Outdoor Adventure Center today at Naval Base San Diego for all your sporting equipment needs such as mountain and road bikes, tents, stoves, sleeping
bags, safety helmets, kayaks, canoes, surfboards, snorkeling gear and
camping trailers. And don’t forget OAC or Party Rentals at Naval
Medical Center San Diego for all your year-round party-planning
needs! We carry canopies, tables, chairs and more! (Items available
vary per location.) Call the Outdoor Adventure Center at 619-5567493 or Party Rentals at 619-532-8466 for more information.
AUTO SKILLS
“DO IT YOURSELF” AUTO SKILLS CENTERS Save money, get
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at your base Auto Skills Center. We specialize in all your automotive
needs from changing/balancing tires and lift rental to steam cleaning, diagnostic and code reading. We supply the tools and “know
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Automotive Retail Store with 100s of items in stock • Special Order
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San Diego Metro MWR MOVIESAssistive Listening Systems
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movie theater and wished you could hear the show more clearly?
MWR offers Assistive Listening Systems at the Lowry & Naval Base
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MWR Movies are always FREE! Movies are open to active
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Career & Education
DANTES faster exam reimbursement process INTERPERSONAL EDGE: Combining passion
by Erin Roberts
The Defense Activity for NonTraditional Education Support
(DANTES) Exams Reimbursement Program has changed
a reimbursement policy that
will expedite the exams reimbursement process for service
members, including active duty,
National Guard and Reserve.
The policy change includes
reimbursement of test fees for
the following exams:
* GED (beginning October)
* GMAT
* GRE General and GRE
Subject
* Praxis Core and Praxis Subject Assessment
* ACT and SAT
The online Electronic Reimbursement Request is now the
only option available for service
members to receive reimbursement to cover the cost of test
fees incurred for exams taken
at national or international test
centers. In accordance with the
policy change, DANTES will no
longer physically process any
paper-based reimbursement mail
received after Oct. 1.
“The department continues to
receive, on average, 25 paperbased reimbursement requests
in the mail each week,” said
Tom French, DANTES Education Programs. “The new online
process is more efficient and
beneficial for a service member
because payment is deposited
directly into their bank account
generally within 2-3 weeks after
submitting documentation and
receiving approval online.”
Service members can submit
the Electronic Reimbursement
Request online through the
DANTES website, www.dantes.
doded.mil.
On the DANTES website,
members should select “Examinations and Reimbursement
Eligibility” to get started. Access to the DANTES Exams
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Sept. 1: ON THIS DATE in
1666, the Great London Fire began, destroying 80 percent of the
city. In 1939, Germany invaded
Poland by land and air to touch
off World War II in Europe.
Sept. 2: ON THIS DATE in
1945, Japanese officials formally surrendered to Gen. Douglas
MacArthur aboard a U.S. battleship in Tokyo Bay to end World
War II in the Pacific. In 1963,
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their evening news broadcasts
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About Your Health
Navy medical researchers receive Team Award for Outstanding Research
Researchers from the Naval Medical Research Center
(NMRC) received the Military
Health System Research Symposium (MHSRS) Team Award
for Outstanding Research Accomplishment in the category of
infectious disease, Aug. 17.
Capt. Mark Riddle, from
NMRC, and his team were
the recipients of the award in
recognition of their role in successfully executing a multisite
clinical trial to determine optimum drug therapy against
traveler’s diarrhea, which has
been a leading cause of lost duty
days for military personnel for
more than 60 years.
Riddle was the coordinating
principal investigator of the
study entitled, “Trial Evaluating
Antibiotic Treatment in Travelers’ Diarrhea (TrEAT TD).”
Cmdr. Ramiro Gutierrez, head
of the Enteric Diseases Department at NMRC, accepted the
award on behalf of Riddle and
the team. Gutierrez was an associate investigator on the study.
“Capt. Riddle is an internationally recognized leader in
the field of traveler’s diarrhea,”
said Gutierrez. “He has published extensively on the acute
and chronic impacts to military
personnel, the epidemiological
characteristics, and the economic impacts these diseases
cause. The idea for this study
was something Capt. Riddle
and his collaborators at the
Uniformed Services University
of the Health Sciences (USUHS)
have been working on for some
time.”
The goal of the study was to
test the efficacy of three singledose antibiotic therapies on
the ability to return deployed
service members with debilitating diarrhea quickly back
to duty. Working with multiple
partners from locations around
the globe, Riddle and his team
were able to identify promising
treatments by documenting high
cure rates and rapid return to
duty while minimizing antibiotic exposure.
Prior to this study, there were
no well-developed clinical
guidelines for the treatment of
traveler’s diarrhea among deployed personnel. However, the
comprehensive research completed by Riddle and his team
led to the development of the
first evidence-based document,
Deployment Health Guidelines
on Management of Deployment
Diarrhea to help clinicians
treat patients with acute diarrhea. These guidelines will be
prospectively integrated into
education and training across
Navy Medicine and the other
military services to support improved force health protection
by significantly reducing the
number of lost duty days.
“When sick and in the field,
the warfighter wants to feel
better and get back to work
as quickly as possible to do
their job and support their mission,” said NMRC Commanding Officer Capt. Jacqueline D.
Rychnovsky. “The guidelines
developed by Capt. Riddle and
his team will assist medical
providers to prescribe the most
effective treatment possible using the fewest drugs at the lowest
cost, enabling a quick return to
duty with minimal side effects
or other sequelae caused by long
courses of antibiotics.”
Riddle and his team coordinated their work with the Infectious Diseases Clinical Research
Program at USUHS, the United
Kingdom Ministry of Defense,
and U.S. military overseas laboratories located in Peru, Egypt,
Kenya, and Thailand.
Studies with single-dose treatments have been done in the
past, according to Gutierrez, but
TrEAT TD was the first to compare multiple antibiotics head
to head in multiple geographic
regions and included the relatively new antibiotic rifaximin
as a single dose regimen.
Navy Medicine’s research
and development laboratories
engage in a broad spectrum of
activity from basic laboratory
science to field studies at sites
in remote areas of the world and
in operational environments. Research topics include infectious
diseases; biological warfare
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health concerns; bone marrow
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operational mission support; and
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sciences. The capabilities and
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mission of Navy Medicine’s
Research and Development
Enterprise.
For more information, visit
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Boxer makes first stop in U.S. during 2016 deployment
By MC1 Matthew N. Jackson
PEARL HARBOR - USS
Boxer (LHD 4), with embarked
units from Amphibious Squadron
1 and the 13th Marine Expeditionary Unit (MEU), arrived at
Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam,
Aug. 29 for their first port visit
in the U.S. since leaving their
San Diego homeport for a sevenmonth deployment.
“The Sailors and Marines
aboard Boxer did an outstanding
job carrying out each mission we
conducted throughout 5th and
7th Fleet [areas of operation],”
said Capt. Mike Ruth, Boxer’s
commanding officer. “They are
proud and excited to return to the
U.S., and look forward to enjoying
some well-deserved liberty here in
Hawaii.”
While deployed, Boxer supported Operation Inherent Resolve
and conducted community relations projects during port visits to
Hong Kong, the Kingdom of
Bahrain, the United Arab Emirates, the Republic of Singapore,
Oman, and Malaysia.
The port visit also marks the
first reunion of Boxer Sailors and
Makin Island ARG ready after COMPTUEX
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USS MAKIN ISLAND, At Sea - In preparation
for deployment, the USS Makin Island Amphibious Ready Group (ARG), Amphibious Squadron
5 and the 11th Marine Expeditionary Unit (MEU)
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Aug. 25.
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evolutions aimed at preparing the Navy’s amphib
warriors and the Marine’s expeditionary force for
deployment.
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planning and execution together promotes cohesion and understanding among the Navy-Marine
Corps team, and that’s vital to our success on
deployment.”
Makin Island ARG ships include Makin Island,
amphibious dock landing ship USS Comstock
(LSD 45) and amphibious transport dock ship USS
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Marines with family and friends as
many journeyed to Hawaii to meet
their service member.
“One year after we had our first
baby, Zebryna Rose, I was deployed, and returning to her was a
feeling I have never felt; seeing her
on the pier waiting for me, it was
incredible,” said Chief Information Systems Technician Zebulon
Brackman. “Now two years later,
we’ve had our second girl Audriana Quinn while I was deployed,
and today I will be able to meet her.
This trumps that previous feeling;
I never thought I’d miss the birth
of my child, and now I can get that
back by holding her for the first
time, here in Hawaii where we had
our first child. I can’t describe how
I feel without tears.”
In other Boxer related news,
USS Harpers Ferry, as part of the
Boxer ARG, is also in Pearl Harbor, preparing for its homecoming
in San Diego. This is the first stop
in the U.S. since Harpers Ferry departed its homeport of San Diego
for deployment Feb. 12.
Capt. Joel Roos (right)
shakes hands with Rear
Adm. Bruce Gillingham,
Navy Medicine West, as
he assumes command of
NMCSD. Navy photo
Roos takes the
helm at NMCSD
Capt. Joel Roos took command of Naval Medical Center
San Diego, relieving Capt. José
Acosta Aug. 30.
Acosta will now serve as
fleet surgeon for 3rd Fleet,
where he’ll oversee the medical
readiness of Sailors and Marines
aboard ships, submarines, and
aircraft stationed on the West
Coast, and Hawaii.
“The transition is a bitter-sweet
moment,” said Acosta.”While I
look forward to future opportunities to positively impact the
health and well being of our operational forces, I leave behind
an amazing organization.”
Roos, an emergency physician
by trade, assumed command
as the 43rd Naval officer to
lead NMCSD. Roos previously
served as fleet surgeon for the
Japan-based 7th Fleet. His last
assignment in San Diego was
as the deputy commander for
NMCSD in 2009.
Army Staff Sgt. Maria Angueira stands in parade rest
while manning the rails on the flight deck of amphibious assault ship USS Boxer (LHD 4) as the ship enters
Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam. Sailors, Marines
and Soldiers from Boxer and embarked 13th Marine
Expeditionary Unit are in Hawaii to enjoy liberty in
the first U.S. port since deploying Feb. 12 on a sevenmonth deployment in the U.S. 3rd, 5th and 7th Fleet
areas of operation. photo by MC3 Jesse Monford
Navy releases cause of USS Freedom’s
casualty that occurred July 11
SAN DIEGO - The Navy repotrted Aug. 28 that USS Freedom
(LCS 1) experienced a casualty to one of the ship’s main propulsion
diesel engines (MPDE) July 11, caused by a leak from the attached
seawater pump mechanical seal that resulted in seawater entering
the engine lube oil system.
The crew took action to address the leak, and Freedom returned
to homeport July 13 on her own power to conduct repairs on
a separate, unrelated issue. While in port, the crew performed
seawater contamination procedures. From July 19-28, the ship
returned to sea to complete its portion of the Rim of the Pacific
(RIMPAC) exercise using gas turbine engines rather than its
MPDEs.
Upon returning to port, Southwest Regional Maintenance Center’s
diesel engine inspector conducted a diesel engine inspection of
Freedom’s #2 MPDE on Aug. 3 and found significant damage to
the engine caused by rust and seawater. Based on initial assessments
from the inspection, Freedom’s #2 MPDE will need to be removed
and rebuilt or replaced.
The cost and timeline for the repair of the engine are unknown
at this time. An investigation by Commander, Naval Surface Force,
Pacific Fleet is underway to determine the definitive cause of the
casualty and examine all relevant elements of training and supervision.
“Given the engineering casualties on USS Freedom and USS
Fort Worth, I believe improvements in engineering oversight and
training are necessary,” said Vice Adm. Tom Rowden, commander,
Naval Surface Forces.
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training looked at a number of Sailor performance and ownership factors, to include crew rotation, size and proficiency. From this work,
I believe we will be able to make immediate changes to help reduce
chance for future operator error. I’m fully committed to ensuring that
our ships and the Sailors who man them have the proper tools and
training they need to safely and effectively operate these ships.”
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USS America hails Olson,
bids farewell to Baze
SAN DIEGO - Amphibious
assault ship USS America (LHA
6) hosted its second change of
command while moored at the
naval base here Aug. 26.
Capt. Joseph R. Olson relieved Capt. Michael W. Baze as
America’s commanding officer.
The ceremony took place in front
of 500 crew members lined up
in ranks and approximately 200
guests, including Lynne Pace,
the ship’s sponsor, and Rear
Adm. Daniel H. Fillion, commander, Expeditionary Strike
Group 3, the ceremony’s guest
speaker.
The event marked the end of
a successful tour for Baze, who
served as commanding officer
from May 2015 to August 2016.
In his speech, Baze reflected
on his experience as the ship’s
pre-commissioning XO and as
America’s second commanding
officer in the ship’s short history.
He expressed his appreciation
for the crew’s hard work and
dedication throughout America’s
journey from the ship’s christening in 2012 to Rim of the Pacific
2016.
“From the pre-commissioning
phase, where it was just a building and a couple of people, all
the way to ... this beautiful in-
strument of our nation’s power,
which you see around here today
... America’s Sailors and Marines
have [and will continue] to
fight and strive for greatness,”
said Baze. “The ship and crew
are here as a comfort to all
freedom-loving
people around the
world. They’re
fearsome and
[have proven]
they are going to
win every time.”
He recognized
the importance
of support from
America’s loved
ones and how
they helped shape
the ship from the
beginning.
chiefs, crew and family members of USS America, I want
to formally thank Capt. Wayne
Baze and Chandra Baze for their
dedication, leadership, guidance
and support they have provided,”
said Olson. “You have cre-
Capt. Michael Baze salutes the crew
as he departs USS America (LHA 6)
after a change of command ceremony. Capt. Joseph Olson relieved Baze
as the ship’s skipper. Navy photo by
MCSN Joshua Samoluk
“ A m e r i c a ’s
spouses are always volunteering
and helping make us strong, like
our ombudsmen and our Family
Readiness Group,” said Baze.
“My most sincere admiration and
my thanks go out to you all.”
Olson, who served as America’s XO since March 2015, said
his thanks to Baze and his wife
for helping the crew build the
legacy of this unique platform.
“On behalf of the officers,
ated a foundation of success on
America. Thank you both for
everything you have done.”
Addressing the drew, Olson
said the ship still has an important responsibility ahead. “My
challenge to the crew is simple.
We have many more tasks at
hand and in the coming year as
we prepare for deployment. We
must be ready. We must continue
to be outstanding representatives
and ambassadors.”
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Entertainment
Coronado Playhouse’s 70th Anniversary Young
Audience Production of ‘Seussical The Musical’
Coronado Playhouse is the oldest, longest running community
theatre in San Diego County and Coronado’s oldest arts organization. The 2016 season marks 70 years of entertainment, service and
outreach to Coronado and area audiences.
For more information and to purchase tickets please contact the
box office at (619) 435-4856 or go to our website, www.coronadoplayhouse.com.
Final days of Blue Star
Museum program through
Labor Day, Sept. 5
San Diego Botanic Garden invites all active duty, National Guard
and Reserve members of the U.S. military and their families (card
carrier plus 5 immediate family members) to take advantage of the
final days of the Blue Star Museum program. As our way of saying
‘thank you’ to the brave men and women of the U.S. Military, the
Garden is offering free admission through Labor Day, Sept. 5.
Thanks to the generous support of a Garden member, the San
Diego Botanic Garden is able to participate in the Blue Star Museum
program, a partnership among the National Endowment for the
Arts, Blue Star Families, the Department of Defense, and museums
across the country.
“Oh, the things you can think”
when Dr. Seuss’ best-loved
characters collide and cavort
in an unforgettable musical
spectacular.
During the six-week run of
performances Sept. 2 – Oct. 9,
2016, Coronado Playhouse, the
Community’s Theatre, is raising
money and awareness to benefit
Ronald McDonald House Charities of San Diego. The House is
specifically designed to provide
a home away from home for
families with hospitalized children – including 47 bedrooms,
hot meals and a children’s play
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instead of worrying about dayto-day needs. Every year, more
than 1,500 families are helped
and the need for overnight services far exceeds its 47-room
capacity. For more information
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Seuss characters brought from
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of characters includes Horton
the Elephant, Gertrude McFuzz,
Lazy Mayzie and more. The Cat
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story of Horton the elephant
who discovers a peculiar speck
of dust. The speck is home to
the Whos including Jojo Who, a
child sent off to military school
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Fleet Week Sea & Air Parade Sept. 10
Fleet Week Sea & Air Parade
is Saturday, Sept. 10, 12 – 2
pm at the San Diego Bay, San
Diego, CA FREE and Open to
the Public. The Fleet Week Sea
& Air Parade is soaring back to
San Diego with great fanfare!
For the first time since 2008,
amphibious ships, destroyers,
mine counter measure ships,
submarines and ships from the
Coast Guard as well as the Canadian Navy will participate. In addition there will be amphibious
landing craft and demonstrations
of SEAL capabilities, Coast
Guard Search and Rescue, and
flyovers of Navy aircraft and the
rarely seen Marine F-35 fighter
jet filling the sea and sky along
the San Diego waterfront.
Launch Party at the Pier—
Friday, Sept. 9, 4:30-7:30 pm,
B Street Pier • To kick it all off,
the Launch Party at the Pier will
feature live music and entertainment, food trucks and a beer
garden.
STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math)
Fair—Saturday-Sunday, Sept.
10-11, 10am-4pm, Broadway
and B Street Piers • Showcasing the latest technology that
is both fascinating and fun for
all ages. Experience hands-on
SPAWAR’s BEMR Lab Virtual
and Augmented Reality, drive
an underwater SeaPerch Robot
or check out the Straw Rocket
Launchers and much more.
• Live music, food, military
static displays and kids zone.
Ship Tours—Sept. 10-14, 10:
am-4pm, B Street Pier
• USS San Diego
• USS Kidd
• HMSC Winnipeg
• USCGC Sherman
Viewing Areas for the Parade • All along the San Diego
waterfront, from Harbor Island
to the Embarcadero and Sea
Port Village. Viewing also available in the public areas along
Coronado’s bayfront.
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‘Pleasure of Your
Company’ music series
opens Sept. 18 no charge
The fall season of the “Pleasure
of Your Company” music series
will open with a performance
by celebrated pianist Dmitry
Kirichenko on Sunday, Sept.18,
at 2:30 pm at the Scripps Miramar Ranch Library Center. His
playing, described by Paris music
critic Claude Taelman as “warm
sensitivity heightened by his
delicate touch and great technical
mastery,” is a perfect match for
the Library’s fine Schimmel piano
which traditionally is showcased
in the first concert of the season.
His program will include works
by Chopin, Rachmaninoff and
Beethoven. A graduate of the
Moscow and Odessa Conservatories, Dr. Kirichenko performs
regularly in the United States
and Europe. Meet the artist and
mingle with fellow music lovers
at a complimentary post-concert
reception. There is no charge for
the concert, which is sponsored
by the Scripps Ranch Friends
of the Library, although donations are appreciated. Scripps
Miramar Ranch Library Center is located at 10301 Scripps
Lake Drive near Miramar Lake.
Overflow parking is available
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Fri, Sept 2. Overboard The
night will include: Music by Fan
Halen, #1 Van Halen Tribute
Band, Sailor Jerry tattooing,
scotch and cigar patio, limited
edition silkscreen printing, and
drink specials all night. House
of Blues San Diego, 1055 Fifth
Ave, San Diego. 8pm
Sat, Sept 3. Military Family
Tailgate San Diego State vs.
New Hampshire Wildcats Qualcomm Stadium, 9449 Friars Rd,
San Diego. 3–5pm
Fri, Sept 9. Fleet Week Enlisted Golf Tournament Join
us as the top foursomes compete
head-to-head for the Fleet Week
Inter-Service Trophy. Sycuan
Golf Resort, 3007 Dehesa Road,
El Cajon. 11am–6:30pm
Fri, Sept 9. Party on the Pier
B Street Pier B Street Pier,
1140 N Harbor Dr, San Diego.
4:30–7:30pm
Fri-Wed, Sept 10-14. US
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action with cruisers, amphibious ships, destroyers, frigates,
submarines and much more.
View the action all along the San
Diego region waterfront, from
the South Bay to Coronado, the
Embarcadero, Harbor and Shelter Islands. 11:30am–2pm
Sat, Sept 10. Fleet Week
Football Classic San Diego
State vs. Cal. Enjoy pre-game
ceremonies, flyovers and parachutists, halftime performances
from the Marine, Navy and
SDSU bands, and other exciting military tributes. Qualcomm
Stadium, 9449 Friars Rd, San
Diego. 7:30pm
Sat-Sun, Sept 10-11. STEM
FairShowcases the latest technology that is both fascinating and fun for all ages. This
event will feature interactive
demonstrations and dynamic
speakers to engage kids and
families in all that encompasses
STEM in order to inspire the
next generation of scientists and
engineers. Broadway Pier, San
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to meet the region’s military
leadership and to discuss matters of mutual interest. Admiral
Kidd Conference Center, 33050
Mc Donough Rd, San Diego.
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Thurs, Sept 15. Fleet Week
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200 military enlisted guests who
have distinguished themselves
in their service and within their
various commands. Sea World
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Thurs, Sept 15. Coronado Village Car Procession & Speed
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Island, travel down Orange
and terminate at Rotary Plaza
and Isabella Avenue. 4:30 pm
Rotary Park, Coronado
Sat & Sun, Sept 17-18. Fleet
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exhibitions for car enthusiasts
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distinctive race track locations
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family. The event showcases
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demonstrations, guests can enjoy
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8am daily
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obstacle run. This unique race
features obstacles used only by
Marine Recruits, plus over 60
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the course providing direction
and encouragement for participants.Marine Corps Recruit Depot, San Diego Intl, San Diego.
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event for the entire family, with
educational activities, cultural
demonstrations and exciting
folkloric performances.Ballast
Point, Naval Base Point Loma,
140 Sylvester Rd, San Diego.
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The Bonita Alumni Band is a
four-piece cover band from all
around the Chula Vista area.
Originally founded by Isabel Rodriguez and Giancarlo
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School and Music Machine
alumni. The idea came about
from their love of performing
and singing songs in the car.
The two artists both show their
on and off-stage chemistry in
being a duo with positive energy and upbeat personalities.
Joining them are the incredibly talented Bianca Alcala
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High School and the traveling
guitarist for Bonita Vista High
School’s Vocal Music Department, currently studying at
San Diego State University.
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Breathe new life into old routines. Paying close attention to
the tiniest things and adding a
unique touch could ensure your
future is better than average.
Make necessary changes in the
earliest part of the week.
TAURUS (April 20-May
20): Being selfish is necessary
sometimes. Do what is in your
best interests, not what will be
profitable or expedient for other
people. Use your diplomatic
skills within the confines of
business situations as this week
unfolds.
GEMINI (May 21-June 20):
Sound strategies include knowing when to keep quiet. Although
you may be flattered to be given
an opportunity to voice an opinion it may not be in your best
interests to do so. Play it close to
your chest in the week ahead.
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22): The next few days are the
best ones for networking and
making new contacts. Avoid
making major purchases or
commitments in the last half of
the week. The week ahead can
bring benefits if you sidestep
confrontations.
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broken down by compassion.
No matter how strict you are
about spending someone could
wheedle a few dollars out of
your pocket in the week ahead.
Launch new projects as soon as
possible.
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grace. You may need to compromise to achieve harmony with
others. Favors may be asked.
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need an incentive or a reward for
their loyalty this week.
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wisdom. Make commitments,
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early in the week as possible to
avoid disputes.
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when shopping for decorator
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challenges or focus on receiving
a valuable learning experience
this week.
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mind. Your wants and needs
might be well under control and
used to good purpose in the week
ahead. A generous spirit will
help you survive when people
are difficult to deal with.
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18): It may be wiser to wait.
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for future plans. There may be an
opportune time to seek professional advice but it is not a good
week to act on it.
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goals this week. Put something
away for a rainy day this week.
You will learn that it is better to
save your pennies than to waste
them on passing whims. Loved
ones may share your ambitions.
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AutoMatters & More: Formula E Makes Auto Racing History
just its historic role in the origins
of motor racing. It is also the
home of Michelin, a founding
sponsor of Formula E. Renault,
a major French automaker, is
also the manufacturer of the
successful Renault e.dams Z.E
15 Formula E racecars.
Round 7 of the FiA Formula
E Championship followed the
Long Beach ePrix (covered in
AutoMatters & More #432, entitled “Formula E: Accelerating
the Future of the Automobile”).
With the strong support of the
French government, the Mayor
of Paris and other officials, Parisians embraced this race. The
race tickets were completely
sold out well in advance.
The first major auto race conducted in well over 100 years on
the streets of Paris, France – the
“City of Light” – was electric.
The inaugural Formula E VISA
Paris ePrix was held on April
23, 2016 at the foot of the Eiffel
Tower.
According to Wikipedia, the
Paris-to-Rouen Le Petit Journal
Horseless Carriage Contest
was run in 1894. In the petrol
category, that race was won
by Albert Lemaitre racing a
Peugot – with a whopping 3 hp
engine! Considered by some to
be the world’s first motor race,
it not only pioneered organized
auto racing but also city-tocity endurance racing, which
became popular back in the
day. No doubt the demands and
stresses of competition helped
to accelerate the development
of automotive technology of that
era, just as Formula E is doing
today for electric car technology.
Then as now, racing improves
the breed.
Within the event compound,
Renault exhibited street and
racecars, and provided auto
racing-themed activities for
the fans.
The tight, 14-turn, temporary
street circuit was just over one
mile in length and located near
the Place de la Concorde. As always, all Formula E competition
– from practice to qualifying to
the race – was held on one day.
The lineup of drivers included
a who’s who from professional
auto racing series from around
the world, including Formula
One, IndyCar, the World Endurance Championship and the
Japanese Super GT Championship.
Race day was bitter cold, but
Fast-forward to 2016 where
Paris is significant for more than
MOVIES
at the
Twizy electric city car in
the Renault exhibit
Jan with the ABT Schaeffler Audi Sport Formula E team cars
that did not chill the enthusiasm
of Parisians as they pressed
against chain link fences to get a
close look at the action on track.
They had several local drivers to
cheer for: Nico Prost, Jean-Eric
Vergne, Stephane Sarrazin and
Loic Duval, but the race would
be won by Lucas di Grassi of
Brazil – the same driver who led
the series after Long Beach.
He was driving one the two
team ABT Schaeffler Formula
E racecars. Impossible to ignore,
they were boldly colored in
bright green, yellow and red.
As with other open-wheeled,
Bases
Lowry Theater – NASNI, 619-545-8479
As battery technology continues to develop, the racing format
specifies that each driver is assigned two identical cars for the
race. Together they provide sufficient battery power to complete
each race of approximately 50
minutes. Changing cars mid-race
is part of the excitement.
Unfortunately, unlike for the
first two years of this series,
Long Beach is not on the expanded 2016-17 championship
A promise of Formula E is
that we can look forward to
seeing the cars eventually get
inductive charging as they drive
along the race tracks. That will
eliminate the need to change cars
mid-race, although that is kind of
cool. Maybe they’ll keep that.
Join in the conversation. Send
your comments and suggestions
to [email protected].
Copyright © 2016 by Jan
Wagner – AutoMatters & More
#452r1
Bad Moms
| R | 1h 40min | Comedy |
Naval Base Theater - NBSD, 619-556-5568
Thursday - Sept. 01
5:50 PM Lights Out PG
7:40 PM Jason Bourne PG
Friday - Sept. 02
5:50 PM Anthropoid R
8:20 PM Suicide Squad PG
Saturday - Sept. 03
12:50 PM Ice Age: Collision Course PG
2:50 PM Jason Bourne G
Sunday - Sept. 04
2:50 PM Suicide Squad (3-D) PG
5:50 PM Bad Moms R
Monday - Sept. 05
8:00 PM Jason Bourne PG
Tuesday - Sept. 06
8:10 PM Bad Moms R
Wednesday - Sept. 07
7:50 PM Star Trek Beyond PG
Thursday - Sept. 08
5:50 PM Nerve PG
When three overworked and
under-appreciated moms are
pushed beyond their limits, they
ditch their conventional responsibilities for a jolt of long overdue freedom, fun, and comedic
self-indulgence.
Bob Hope Theater 858-577-4143 *Indicates last showing
1-Sep- Thur
2-Sep Fri
3-Sep- Sat
4-Sep Sun
5-Sep Mon
7-Sep Wed
8-Sep Thur
6 Ice Age: Collision Course [ 3D ]
Animation, Adventure, Comedy
Manny, Diego, and Sid join up with Buck to fend off a meteor
strike that would destroy the world. Rated: “PG” for mild rude
humor and some action/peril Length: 94 minutes
6Mike & Dave need wedding dates
brakes. The minimum weight,
including the driver, is just under
2,000 pounds.
Comedy
Two hard-partying brothers place an online ad to find the perfect
dates for their sister’s Hawaiian wedding. Hoping for a wild getaway,
the boys instead find themselves out-hustled by an uncontrollable
duo. Rated: “R” for crude sexual content, language throughout,
drug use and some graphic nudity Length: 98 minutes
6 Ghostbusters [ 2D / 3D ]
Action Comedy
Following a ghost invasion of Manhattan,
paranormal enthusiasts Erin Gilbert and Abby
Yates, nuclear engineer Jillian Holtzmann, and
subway worker Patty Tolan band together to
stop the otherworldly threat. Rated: “PG-13”
for supernatural action and some crude humor
Length: 116 minutes
6:30 PM *Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates-R
6:30 PM Anthropoid-R
9:00 PM Lights Out PG-13
3:00 PM *Ghostbusters (3D) PG-13
6:30 PM Suicide Squad (3D) PG-13
9:00 PM Star Trek Beyond (3D) PG-13
1:00 PM Ice Age: Collision Course (3D) PG
6:30 PM Sully (FREE Advance Screening) PG-13
6:30 PM Jason Bourne (FREE for Active Duty, Reserves & Retirees)PG-13
6:30 PM Bad Moms-R
6:30 PM *The Infiltrator-R
Q-Zone Theater- NAB, 619-437-5487, Bldg. 337
Thursday - September 01, 2016
12:00 PM Up (NDVD - Free Admission) PG
6:00 PM My Big Fat Greek Wedding 2 (NDVD - Free Admission) PG
Friday - September 02, 2016
6:00 PM Barbershop: The Next Cut (NDVD - Free Admission) PG
Saturday - September 03, 2016
2:00 PM The Boss (NDVD - Free Admission) R
5:00 PM Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice (NDVD - Free Admission) PG
Tuesday - September 06, 2016
11:00 AM Chicken Run (NDVD - Free Admission) G
6:00 PM 10 Cloverfield Lane (NDVD - Free Admission) PG
Wednesday - September 07, 2016
6:00 PM The Huntsman: Winter’s War (NDVD - Free Admission) PG
Thursday - September 08, 2016
11:00 AM Shrek (NDVD - Free Admission) PG
6:00 PM Elvis and Nixon (NDVD - Free Admission) R
Thursday - Sept. 01
6:00 PM The Secret Life of Pets PG
8:00 PM Jason Bourne PG13
Friday - Sept. 02
6:00 PM Suicide Squad PG13
Saturday - Sept. 03
Doors at 5:00pm and Show at 6:00pm
6:00 PM SNEAK PREVIEW - Sully PG
Sunday - Sept. 04
3:20 PM Star Trek Beyond PG13
Monday - Sept. 05
Tuesday - Sept. 06
6:00 PM Ghostbusters (2016) PG13
Wednesday - Sept. 07
6:00 PM Jason Bourne PG13
Thursday - Sept. 08
6:00 PM Star Trek Beyond PG13
8:30 PM The Infiltrator R
high-tech racecars, they featured
adjustable aerodynamic wings
– front and rear, a steering wheel
bristling with electronics, 18inch wheels shod with Michelin
tires (featuring the same tread
design found on production
cars), a variable output ABT
Schaeffler MGU 01 electric
motor (270 hp for practice and
qualifying, 231 hp plus FanBoost in the race), a battery developed by Williams Advanced
Engineering, a spec carbon fiber
and aluminum chassis built by
Italian racing car specialist Dallara (to the same safety standards
as Formula 1) and adjustable
schedule, but there will be new,
double-header races in Montreal
(July 15-16) and New York (July
29-30), as well as a driver-versus-fan virtual race in Las Vegas
on January 7 (that should be
interesting) and a returning race
in Mexico City on April 1. April
22 is listed as TBA. FYI the
Long Beach Grand Prix IndyCar
race weekend is scheduled for
April 7 – 9.
Around Town
Events subject to change. Please confirm details before attending!
U.S. Sand Sculpting Challenge. Fri-Mon, Sept 2-5, 9am. $5-$35.
Live entertainment, KidZone, rides for kids, food trucks, beer/wine
garden, and more. Cruise Ship Terminal, 1140 N. Harbor Dr, San
Diego
Grape Stomp Festa. Sat, Sept 3, 11am-7pm. $15. A day of fun
near Volcan Mountain. With music, bocce ball contests, more. Menghini Winery, 1150 Julian Orchards Dr, Julian
Bacon Fest. Sat, Sept 3, 1-5:30pm. $50-$80. 21+. This sampling
event features bacon-inspired dishes and beverages. Preble Field at
NTC Park, Liberty Station
KGB Sky Show. Sat, Sept 3, 5:30pm. $15-$39. Blending multimedia, theatrical lighting, video, and special effects to enhance the
fireworks display. Takes place immediately following the SDSU game.
Qualcomm Stadium, 9449 Friars Rd, San Diego
Alley Art Festival. Sat, Sept 3, 10am-10pm. Free. A day of music,
poetry, fashion, art show, food trucks, bands and DJs, street dancers
and more. Downtown Vista
Stick Ball. Sat-Sun, Sept 3-4, 8am-5pm. Free. Grab your broom
stick, table leg, or any other kind of stick. On India St from W. Ash
to W. A St & Columbia St from W. Beach & W. Cedar St. India and
Columbia, Little Italy
Nature’s Air Conditioning. Sat-Sun, Sept 3-4, 9:30-11am. Free.
Meet inside Visitor Center. Mission Trails Regional Park, One Father
Junípero Serra Trail, San Carlos
Lore Of The Lagunas. Sat-Sun, Sept 3-4, 9:30am-3:30pm. Free.
Visit with Native Americans, rugged cowboys, and turn-of-the-(last)century mountain men. Red-Tailed Roost, Sunrise Highway, Mount
Laguna
House Of Ukraine Lawn Program. Sun, Sept 4, 2-3pm. Free. Will
feature dancers, singers. Bring a lawn chair and your appetite. Food
will be available to purchase. 667 Pan American Rd, Balboa Park
Labor Day Pier Swim. Mon, Sept 5, 7am. Free. A one-mile course
around the pier and back in celebration of Labor Day. There will also
be an expo. Junior Seau Oceanside Pier Amphitheatre, 200 North of
the Strand, Oceanside
Pacific Beach Idol. Mon, Sept 5, 8pm. Free. 21+. Karaoke competition. $2000 grand prize. The Local Pacific Beach, 809 Thomas
Ave, San Diego
Padres vs. Red Sox. Mon-Wed, Sept 5-7 (Mon 1:40pm; Tues
7:10pm; Wed 6:10pm). $10-$60. The San Diego Padres host the
Boston Red Sox. Petco Park, 100 Park Blvd, San Diego
Life-Size Family Game Night. Tues, Sept 6, 4-8pm. Free.
Life-size versions of Candy land, Connect Four, Concentration/Giant
Memory, Kerplunk!, Giant Tumble Blocks (like Jenga). Otay Ranch
Town Center, 2015 Birch Rd, Chula Vista
Taste of Del Mar. Thurs, Sept 8, 5-8pm. $25-$35. Over 20 restaurants will be participating. Del Mar Plaza, 1555 Camino del Mar,
Del Mar
Padres Vs. Rockies. Thurs-Sun, Sept 8-11 (Thurs 7:10pm; Fri
7:40pm; Sat 5:40pm; Sun 1:40pm). San Diego Padres host the Colorado Rockies. Petco Park, 100 Park Blvd, San Diego
Surf For The Sea. Fri, Sept 9, 7am-4pm. Free. This is an Oceanside Firefighter’s Charity surf event and memorial. North Harbor Jetty,
Oceanside
Fleet Week Party At The Pier. Fri, Sept 9, 4:30-7:30pm. Free.
Live music and entertainment, food trucks, and a beer garden. Cruise
Ship Terminal, 1140 N. Harbor Dr, San Diego
Fall Home Decor, Gift, And Craft Show. Fri-Sat, Sept 9-10, Free.
Handcrafted autumn gifts including wood products, jewelry, baked
goods, home decor, soaps, pillows, antiques, and unique one-of-a-kind
items. La Mesa Community Center, 4975 Memorial Dr, La Mesa
Marine Aquarium Conference Of North America. Fri-Sun, Sept
9-11, 7am-6pm. Saltwater aquarium displays, tropical fish, and corals.
Town & Country Resort, 500 Hotel Circle, San Diego
Carlsbad Brewfest. Sat, Sept 10, 12-4:30pm. $10-$40. More than
30 San Diego & national breweries, music, entertainment, games &
food vendors. Holiday Park, 3400 Pio Pico Dr., Carlsbad
Burgers & Beers. Sat, Sept 10, 1-4pm. $15-$50. Try gourmet
burgers from more than 30 of the San Diego’s restaurants. Golden
Hill Park, 2590 Golden Hill Dr., San Diego
Santee Bluegrass Festival. Sat, Sept 10, 5:30-9:30pm. $35$125. With fine wines, a bevy of brews, tasty treats, bidding bazaar
and live Bluegrass music. Town Center Community Park East, 550
Park Center Dr, Santee
San Diego Brazilian Day Festival. Sat, Sept 10, 11am-7pm.
Free. Brazilian Day invites you to join in the festivities celebrating the
Brazilian culture with a street fair, parade, music, carnival and more!
One block from the beach on Garnet Ave, Pacific Beach
San Diego Blues Festival. Sat, Sept 10, 12-8pm. $20-$250. The
San Diego Blues Festival features members of the Blues Hall of Fame,
a Grammy Award winner and many other blues acts. Embarcadero
Marina Park North, 400 Kettner Blvd, San Diego
Cardiff Greek Festival. Sat-Sun, Sept 10-11 (Sat 10am-10pm;
Sun 11am-9pm). Free-$3. Food, music, live entertainment, dancing,
children’s activities and more. Sts. Constantine and Helen Greek Orthodox Church, 3459 Manchester Ave, Cardiff by-the-Sea
Coronado Art Walk. Sat-Sun, Sept 10-11, 10am-5pm. Free. Paintings and photography to pottery, wood and glass pieces and jewelry.
Coronado Visitor Center and Historical Association & Museum, 1100
Orange Ave, Coronado
El Cajon Dinner and a Concert. Ongoing Fridays through Oct
7, 6-8pm. Free. El Cajon’s Dinner & a Concert offer music from every
genre so that there is something for everyone each concert season.
East Main St., El Cajon
Waterski And Wakeboard. Ongoing until Sun, Oct 23 (Sun
8-11am; Thurs 5-8pm). Free. The club provides two ski boats for
waterskiing and wakeboarding, with free instruction and equipment
available. Meet at the south end of Crown Point Beach. Crown Point,
3700 Crown Point Dr, San Diego
Cajon Classic Cruise Car Shows. Ongoing Wednesdays through
Oct 28, 5-8pm. Free. All the festivities are on East Main St between
Magnolia & Claydelle Ave at the Prescott Promenade in El Cajon.
Softball. Ongoing until Mon, Oct 31 (Mon 5:30-8pm; Wed 5:308pm; Sat 12:30-3:30pm). Free. Co-ed, so both males and females
are encouraged to play. We stop when it gets dark. Robb Field, 2525
Bacon St, San Diego
Trek With The Trackers. Ongoing first Saturday of the month
until Dec 3, 8:30-10:30am. Free. For two hours of dirt-time fun,
wear long pants for close-up observation. Meet in front of the Visitor
Center. Mission Trails Regional Park, One Father Junípero Serra Trl,
San Carlos
Kayaking. Ongoing Wednesdays until Dec 7, 8:30am. Free. Come
alone or bring a friend; anyone is welcome. Lower Otay Reservoir,
Wueste Rd, San Diego
Live Prize Trivia. Ongoing until Wed, Dec 28, 7-9pm. Free. Teams
of all sizes compete in a weekly pub quiz for bar cash. Tilted Kilt Pub
& Eatery, 319 Tenth Avenue, San Diego
1935 Exposition Walking Tour. Every Wednesday, 11am-12pm.
$10-$12. This hour-long, easy-paced walking tour, on the Progress
of Man. Tour begins promptly at Alcazar Gardens at 1pm. San Diego
History Center, 1649 El Prado, SD
Garden Tours. Ongoing Saturdays 10:30-11:30am. Free. Tour the
lush, charming, and water-wise garden with a knowledgeable docent
to hear what makes our garden special. Water Conservation Garden,
12122 Cuyamaca College Drive West, Rancho San Diego
Adopt-A-Plot. Ongoing Saturdays, 9-10am. Free. We are tending
the flower garden in front of the Lily Pond. Meet at the flower garden
in front of the Lily Pond. Balboa Park Visitors’ Center, 1549 El Prado,
SD 619-223-5229 botanyforkids.com
Game Time. Ongoing Fridays, 3:30-5pm. Free. Young adults
invited to enjoy video games, board games, Yu-Gi-Oh! duels, more.
Malcolm X Library, 5148 Market Street, San Diego. 619-527-3405.
November Project San Diego. Ongoing Wednesdays, 6:307:30am. Free. Show up for a fun, hard work out, and come back every
week for the sweaty hugs, community vibe, and amazing people. Kate
Sessions Park, 5115 Soledad Rd, San Diego november-project.com
Concerts
Please confirm concerts before attending. NOTE: Some venues are
age 21+ only.
September
Huey Lewis and the News.
Thurs, Sept 1, 7:30pm. Rock.
Humphrey’s by the Bay, box
office 2241 Shelter Island Dr.,
(619) 224-3577 or Ticketmaster
(619) 220-TIXS. humphreysbythebay.com
The Wailers. Fri, Sept 2. Reggae. Del Mar Fairgrounds, 2260
Jimmy Durante Blvd, Del Mar.
(858) 755-1161.
Ja Rule/Ashanti. Sat, Sept
3, 8pm. Rap/R&B. Observatory
North Park, 2891 University Ave,
San Diego. (619) 239-8836.
Ty Dolla $ign. Sun, Sept 4,
9pm. Rap. FLUXX, 500 4th Ave,
San Diego. (619) 232-8100
5 Seconds of Summer. Wed,
Sept 7, 7:30pm. Pop. The Forum, 3900 W. Manchester Blv,d
Inglewood. (310) 330-7300
Wang Chung, A Flock of
Seagulls. Fri, Sept 9, 6:30pm.
Rock. Humphrey’s by the Bay,
box office 2241 Shelter Island
Dr., (619) 224-3577 or Ticketmaster (619) 220-TIXS. humphreysbythebay.com
5 Seconds of Summer. Fri,
Sept 9, 7:30pm. Pop. Sleep
Train Amphitheatre, 2050 Entertainment Cir., Chula Vista.
(619) 671-3600.
Mana. Fri, Sept 9, 7:30pm.
$75-$275. Rock/Latin. Viejas
Arena at Aztec Bowl San Diego
State University. 5500 Canyon
Crest Dr, San Diego
Blondie. Sat, Sept 10, 8pm.
Punk. Observatory North Park,
2891 University Ave,San Diego.
(619) 239-8836.
Lynch Mob. Sun, Sept 11, 7pm.
Rock. House of Blues, 1055
Fifth Ave., San Diego. (619)
299-2583.
Dierks Bentley, Randy Houser. Sun, Sept 11, 7pm. Country.
Sleep Train Amphitheatre, 2050
Entertainment Cir., Chula Vista.
(619) 671-3600.
Ray Lamontagne. Tues, Sept
13, 7:30pm. Rock/Pop. Open Air
Theatre at SDSU, 5500 Campanile Dr., San Diego. (619) 5946947.
Counting Crows & Rob
Thomas. Wed, Sept 14,
6:30pm. Rock/Pop. Open Air
Theatre at SDSU, 5500 Campanile Dr., San Diego. (619) 5946947.
K Phillips. Wed, Sept 14. Alternative. SDSU Open Air Theatre,
5500 Campanile Dr., San Diego.
(619) 594-6947.
Chance the Rapper. Thurs,
Sept 15, 8pm. Rap/Hip-Hop.
Open Air Theatre at SDSU, 5500
Campanile Dr., San Diego. (619)
594-6947.
Carrie Underwood. Fri, Sept
16, 7pm. Country. Valley View
Casino Center (San Diego Sports
Arena), 3500 Sports Arena Blvd.,
San Diego. (619) 224-4171.
Flo Rida, Ludacris, Fall Out
Boy, Jack Johnson, Goo Goo
Dolls & Gavin Degraw. FriSat, Sept 16-17. Del Mar Fairgrounds, 2260 Jimmy Durante
Blvd, Del Mar. (858) 755-1161.
Luke Bryan, Little Big Town.
Sat, Sept 17, 7pm. Country.
Sleep Train Amphitheatre, 2050
Entertainment Cir., Chula Vista.
(619) 671-3600.
Tom Rush. Wed, Sept 17,
7:30pm. Folk. AMSDconcerts
(Sweetwater High School), 1900
Highland Ave, National City (619)
303-8176.
Salt-N-Pepa, DJ Spinderella,
Coolio, Rob Base. Sun, Sept 18,
7pm. Rap/Hip-Hop. Empire Polo
Club, 81-800 Avenue 51, Indio
Black Sabbath. Mon, Sept 19,
7:30pm. Metal/Rock. Hollywood
Bowl, 2301 North Highland Ave,
Los Angeles (323) 850-2000
Def Leppard,
REO Speedwagon,Tesla. Thurs,
Sept 22, 7pm. Classic Rock. Irvine
Meadows Amphitheatre, 8808 Irvine Center Dr, Irvine (949) 8558095
Air Supply. Fri, Sept 23, 7:30pm.
Rock. Humphrey’s by the Bay,
box office 2241 Shelter Island Dr.,
(619) 224-3577 or Ticketmaster
(619) 220-TIXS. humphreysby-
thebay.com
Sara Evans. Fri, Sept 23, 7pm.
Country/Pop. Pala Starlight Theater at Pala Casino, 11154 Highway 76, Pala. (877) 946-7252
Dolly Parton. Tues, Sept 27,
7:30pm. Country. Valley View
Casino Center (San Diego Sports
Arena), 3500 Sports Arena Blvd.,
San Diego. (619) 224-4171.
The Four Tops. Thurs, Sept 29,
7:30pm. R&B/Soul/Funk. Humphrey’s by the Bay, box office 2241
Shelter Island Dr., (619) 224-3577
or Ticketmaster (619) 220-TIXS.
humphreysbythebay.com
Soul Rebels & Talib Kweli.
Fri, Sept 30, 9pm. Neo Soul/R&B.
Belly Up Tavern, 143 South Cedros Ave., Solana Beach. (858)
481-8140.
Tramps Like Us. Fri, Sep 30,
9pm. Valley View Casino Center
(San Diego Sports Arena), 3500
Sports Arena Blvd., San Diego.
(619) 224-4171.
Martina McBride. Fri, Sept 30,
8pm. Country. Pechanga Resort
and Casino, 45000 Pechanga
Pkwy, Temecula, CA 92592.
(951) 693-1819
October
Alice in Chains. Sun, Oct 2, 8pm.
Rock. Copley Symphony Hall, 750
B St., San Diego. (619) 235-0804.
Cyndi Lauper. Mon, Oct 3,
7:30pm. Pop/Rock. Humphrey’s
by the Bay, box office 2241 Shel-
ter Island Dr., (619) 224-3577
or Ticketmaster (619) 220-TIXS.
humphreysbythebay.com
ZZ Top. Tues, Oct 4, 7:30pm.
Classic Rock. Humphrey’s by the
Bay, box office 2241 Shelter Island
Sia. Wed, Oct 5, 7pm. Pop/
Hip-Hop. Viejas Arena at Aztec
Bowl San Diego State University. 5500 Canyon Crest Dr, San
Diego
Sia & Miguel. Wed, Oct 5, 7pm.
R&B. Viejas Arena at Aztec Bowl
San Diego State University. 5500
Canyon Crest Dr, San Diego
P Ditty, Lil Kim, Faith Evans,
112, Total. Thurs, Oct 6, 8pm.
Rap/Hip-Hop/R&B. Viejas Arena
at Aztec Bowl San Diego State
University. 5500 Canyon Crest Dr,
San Diego
Mumford & Sons. Thurs, Oct 6,
7:30pm. Pop/Rock. Sleep Train
Amphitheatre, 2050 Entertainment Cir., Chula Vista. (619) 6713600.
The Cadillac Three. Sun, Oct
9. Southern Rock. Sleep Train
Amphitheatre, 2050 Entertainment Cir., Chula Vista. (619)
671-3600.
Festival of Praise. Sun, Oct
9, 8pm. Gospel. San Diego Civic
Theatre, 1100 Third Ave, San
Diego. (619) 570-1100.
Florida Georgia Line. Sun, Oct
9, 7pm. Country. Sleep Train Amphitheatre, 2050 Entertainment
Cir., Chula Vista. (619) 671-3600.
Colbie Caillat. Wed, Oct 12,
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Bay, box office 2241 Shelter Island
Foreigner. Fri, Oct 14, 8pm.
Classic Rock. Harrah’s Rincon, 777
Harrah’s Rincon Way, Valley Center. (760) 751-3100.
The 1975. Sat, Oct 15. Rock/
Pop. Open Air Theatre at SDSU,
5500 Campanile Dr., San Diego.
(619) 594-6947.
Yellowcard. Sun, Oct, 16,
6:30pm. Pop/Punk. House of
Blues, 1055 Fifth Ave., San Diego.
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R. Kelly. Sun, Oct 16, 7pm.
R&B. Valley View Casino Center
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Sports Arena Blvd., San Diego.
(619) 224-4171.
Prophets of Rage. Sun, Oct 16,
7pm. Rap/Metal. Sleep Train Amphitheatre, 2050 Entertainment
Cir., Chula Vista. (619) 671-3600.
Alessia Cara, Ruth B, and
Nathan Sykes. Tues, Oct 18,
7:30pm. Pop. Copley Symphony
Hall, 750 B St., San Diego. (619)
235-0804.
Keith Urban. Thurs, Oct 20,
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