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Iranian detainment of 10 Navy Sailors
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SAN DIEGO (Jan. 14, 2016) - Chief
Explosive Ordnance Disposal Technician Toby Watt (left) and Chief
Explosive Ordnance Disposal Technician Brianne Coger, assigned to
Explosive Ordnance Disposal Training and Evalutaion Unit 1, secure
a repelling harness around David
Gibson, from Broomall, Penn. David is a recipient of the Make-AWish Foundation project to grant
wishes to children with life-threatening illnesses. David’s wish was to
meet EOD personnel stationed in
San Diego. David’s adventure consisted of EOD robot training, tactical gear gifting, fast-rope and repel
training and demonstration, tactical room clearing and bomb diffusing with an EOD team. David ended
the day with lunch to celebrate his
13th birthday and was presented a
plaque and gift from EOD Group 1.
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TAMPA, Fla. - The following preliminary timeline of the events
surrounding the Iranian detainment of 10 Navy Sailors from Jan.
12-13 is based upon multiple operational reports received by Naval
Forces Central Command (NAVCENT) in the first 24-48 hours
after the incident.
A Navy command investigation initiated Jan. 14, will provide a
more complete accounting of events.
On Jan. 12, two NAVCENT Riverine Command Boat (RCB) crews
were tasked with the mission of relocating two RCBs from Kuwait to
Bahrain, with a planned refueling en route alongside the U.S. Coast
Guard Cutter Monomoy. The two RCBs were traveling together since
they train and deploy in two-boat elements. They departed Kuwait at
9:23 a.m.(GMT). The planned transit path for the mission was down
the middle of the Gulf and not through the territorial waters of any
country other than Kuwait and Bahrain.
The two RCBs were scheduled to conduct an underway refueling with Monomoy in international waters at approximately 2 p.m.
(GMT). At approximately 2:10 p.m. (GMT), NAVCENT received
a report that the RCBs were being queried by Iranians. At approximately 2:29 p.m., NAVCENT was advised of degraded communications with the RCBs.
At 2:45 p.m., NAVCENT was notified of a total loss of communications with the RCBs. Immediately, NAVCENT initiated an
intensive search and rescue operation using both air and naval assets
including aircraft from USS Harry S. Truman and the Air Force, and
Coast Guard, U.K. Royal Navy and Navy surface vessels.
At the time of the incident, two carrier strike groups were operating
nearby. Harry S. Truman carrier strike group was 45 miles southeast
of Farsi Island and Charles de Gaulle carrier strike group was 40
miles north of Farsi Island. NAVCENT attempted to contact Iranian
military units operating near Farsi Island by broadcasting information regarding their search and rescue effort over marine radio, and
separately notified Iranian coast guard units via telephone about the
search for their personnel.
At 6:15 p.m., USS Anzio received a communication from the
Iranians that the RCB Sailors were in Iranian custody and were
“safe and healthy.”
SAN DIEGO - Ships and units from the John C. Stennis Carrier
Strike Group (JCSCSG) departed San Diego Jan. 19-20, marking
the first Navy ships to be launched under the Great Green Fleet
initiative.
JCSCSG will deploy as the centerpiece of the Great Green Fleet,
a year-long initiative highlighting the Navy’s efforts to transform
its energy use to increase operational capability. The CSG will use
energy efficiency measures, to include technologies and operational
procedures, and alternative fuel in the course of its normal operations.
John C. Stennis (CVN 74) departed Bremerton, Wash., Jan. 15 for
a brief stop at NAS North Island to meet up with the other ships and
units of the carrier strike group. JCSCSG participated in a kick-off
event for “Great Green Fleet 2016” where Secretary of the Navy,
Ray Mabus bid farewell to the strike group on Jan. 20.
Carrier Air Wing 9, USS Mobile Bay, USS Stockdale, USS William
P. Lawrence, and USS Chung-Hoon, are part of the strike group,
along with embarked aviation squadrons.
“The Sailors of this strike group are ready, willing and able to go
wherever is necessary to protect American interests,” said Rear Adm.
Ron Boxall, commander, JCSCSG.
Licenses from 5 states
banned at DoD bases
by Jim Garamone
WASHINGTON - Defense
Department installations will no
longer accept driver’s licenses
from Minnesota, Illinois, Missouri, New Mexico and Washington as proof of identity, DoD
officials said Jan. 20.
The ban, which also includes
licenses from American Samoa,
is a consequence of the REAL
ID Act of 2005.
The REAL ID Act grew out
of the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks - most of the terrorists involved
had driver ’s licenses from
Florida and Virginia. Congress
tightened up issuance processes
and documentation needed to
get a driver’s license. Compliant
cards must have specific security
features to prevent tampering,
counterfeiting or duplication of
the document. The licenses also
must present data in a common,
machine-readable format.
The REAL ID Act affects only
access control policies where
individuals are required to present an identification document
for accessing federal facilities,
entering nuclear power plants
or boarding federally regulated
commercial aircraft.
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The federal REAL ID Act
implementation rules allow for
exceptions, officials noted. For
example, they explained, life
or safety issues such as medical
emergencies, and situations in
which physical access is necessary to apply for benefits are two
exceptions.
Those attempting to gain
physical access to DoD installations must show an alternate
form of identification, such as a
passport, officials said. Service
members, family members, DoD
employees, and federal employees with the DoD common
access card, DoD uniformed
services identification and privileges cards, federal personal
identification verification cards
or transportation workers’ identification credentials are not
affected, officials said, as these
cards are authorized in DoD
policy to facilitate physical access to installations.
“All federal agencies including DoD must comply with the
law regarding the use of REAL
IDs for official purposes,” an
official said. “For most DoD installations, an identification card
or an installation pass is required
to facilitate access. Hence, where
an ID or an installation pass is used
for physical access, DoD installations are prohibited from accepting
driver’s licenses or state identification cards from states deemed
non-REAL ID compliant.
“DoD policy allows command-
ers to waive the DoD access
control requirements for special situations, circumstances, or
emergencies,” the official said.
“Therefore, installations may
authorize other alternatives to
facilitate installation access, such
as a graduation ceremony guest
list, escorts, etc.”
Naval War College seeks papers
on women, peace, security
by Daniel S. Marciniak
NEWPORT, R.I. - U.S. Naval
War College (NWC) is issuing a
‘call for papers’ in preparation of
its fourth annual Women, Peace
and Security (WPS) Conference to be held at the college,
May 17.
In an effort to gather theoretical and practical ideas from
a wider audience not normally
represented in a limited conference format, the conference
series chair is soliciting papers
from academics, researchers,
military personnel, non-governmental organizations and
individuals who have an interest
or experience in issues pertaining to WPS.
“Conferences have limited
room for participants,” said
Mary Raum, NWC professor
and chair of the WPS Conference series. “To have available,
online and in the networked
world, some quality thoughts
on components of WPS from
thinkers and practitioners who
have a direct tie to the subjects
being discussed is an invaluable
resource.
“This call for papers will
allow for a broader reach in exchanging ideas and enable us to
network on a global scale - a first
step for formalizing the sharing
of ideas allied with conference
precepts.”
Since the inception of the
U.S. National Action Plan on
WPS in 2011, NWC has been
at the forefront of exploration
into national and international
issues involving WPS, working
toward the goal of empowering
women in conflict prevention
and peace.
In support of the conference
theme, “Critical themes in global
security,” interested parties can
contribute to this goal by submitting a paper on one of the
following subjects: Cyber, Food
security and agriculture, Reli-
Vice Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Michelle
Howard provides keynote speaker remarks
during the Women, Peace
and Security conference
at Naval War College.
Topics discussed included implementation and
sustainment of women,
peace and security. Navy
photo by MCC James E.
Foehl
gion, and Department of Defense
components of WPS
Papers that focus on WPS
issues in Africa, Southern Hemisphere, and Asia-Pacific regions
are of particular interest.
“Being a contributor to this
call for papers will allow for an
additional avenue of exchange
between theorists and practitioners in academia, military
and non-governmental organizations,” said Raum. “These
ideas are important for better
operationalizing WPS components in the most meaningful
way possible.”
Proposals must be submitted
by Feb. 28.Selected papers will
be published and accessible via
the NWC website at http://www.
usnwc.edu.
Submission guidelines can
be found at http://www.usnwc.
edu/wps2016-callforpapers.
CNO’S STRATEGIC GUIDANCE
Chief of Naval Operations Adm. John Richardson released his
strategic guidance, A Design for Maintaining Maritime Superiority, Jan. 5, which will guide Navy behavior and investments
both now and into the future.
To access the guidance, go to http://www.navy.mil/viewVideo.asp?id=21088.
“Eliminating sexual assault
requires more than words, zerotolerance requires an all-hands
effort,” said Richardson.
Here are the five initiatives to
help “end the scourge of sexual
assault” in our Navy:
1) A Shipmate is not a “bystander.” If you see something
wrong, do something right. It is
every Sailor’s responsibility to
“step up and step in” to help their
shipmate when they observe or
become aware of undesired and
destructive behavior.
In 2015, Navy adopted a new
training approach, shifting from
traditional lecture-style training
to a more dynamic program
called “Chart the Course.” Chart
the Course moves beyond the
“bystander” approach and combines scenario-based videos
with facilitator-led discussions
to achieve an interactive learning experience. The training
provides insight on what to do
when faced with challenging
situations.
2) Establish Counselors within the Fleet and Family Support
Centers as a resource for victim
support. Building on the success
we have experienced with deployed resiliency counselors on
“big decks,” there are potential
gains if we are able to replicate
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by Magan Strickland
Commander, Navy Reserve
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. Force commanding officer; Cap- July 16, 2015 was a Thursday tain Matt Berta, Commander,
as any other at the Navy Opera- Navy Region South East Retional Support Center (NOSC) serve Component Command;
Chattanooga. Logistics Special- Commanding Officer, Navy
ist 2nd Class Randall Smith re- Operational Support Center
We need to ensure that our
ported to work just as any other Chattanooga, Lieutenant Comaccountability processes and
work day. At approximately mander Timothy White; and
options, administrative and
10 a.m., this day took a turn most importantly Angie Smith,
otherwise, provide the tools we
when Mohammed Abdulazeez beloved wife of our heroic fallen Capt. Matt Berta, left,
need to effectively deal with
rammed his vehicle through the shipmate Randall Smith.
incidents where alcohol abuse
commander, Navy Resecurity gate and opened fire
the counseling and support pro- has been established.
gion
Southeast
Reat the NOSC, killing four MaJan. 14 is a day Angie Smith serve Component Comvided under the Navy Family
Armed
Forces Dispatch Newspaper
rines, wounding another, and will remember forever. Not mand, stands next to
5) Better utilize
technology
Advocacy Program for Sailors
seriously wounding LS2 Smith. only because it was the day Vice Adm. Robin Braun,
impacted by sexual assault. In to remove cultural barriers and
He was hit with three bullets, her husband was posthumously Navy Reserve boss, as
pierced his stomach, awarded the nation’s oldest and she presents a Purple
“Eliminating sexual assault requires more than words, which
colon, liver, and arm. On July one of the most honored military Heart shadow box to
zero-tolerance requires an all-hands effort.”
18, after a two-day fight for his medals, but it was also their wed- Angie Smith, widow of
26-year-old Randall Smith ding anniversary and the day that Randall Smith, and her
- CNO Richardson life,
became the fifth fatality in the Randall graduated from Navy three daughters. Navy
shooting incident.
boot camp.
addition to enhanced care, we stigma associated with reportphoto by MC1 America
expect the availability of these ing a sexual assault or seeking
Henry
After extensive investiAngie, standing tall and strong
counselors to provide an op- advice and counsel. We’re curgations, the July attack was as always, made a poignant of Randall she wants all to
portunity to go after the social rently exploring a number of
deemed as having been inspired speech during the ceremony remember.
and structural barriers to male computer applications piloted at
Armed
by a foreign terrorist
organizauniversities. We expect to be able
bringing tears to all but, at the
victim reporting.
“Although the Purple Heart
tion, which made Petty Officer same time remembering the
to begin introducing a “Navy
Smith, along with five others, light-hearted side of Randall. can never possibly replace this
These counselors will provide version” within the year.
eligible to receive the Purple At one point during her speech, brave Sailor and these brave
opportunities to collaborate
Heart Award. Secretary of the Angie commented on conversa- Marines, it is my hope that as
CNO concluded his discuswith local civilian facilities and
their families and the entire
Navy Ray Mabus said he hoped tion between them.
counselors to ensure we are us- sion by thanking Congress for
Department of the Navy team
would comfort the families in
ing every available measure to the focus, attention, and assome way.
Angie recalled Randall said, continue to mourn their loss,
support our survivors. We are sistance they have provided on
“’I will always remember Jan. these awards provide some
currently determining how to this issue and the commitment to
The Purple Heart Ceremo- 14.’” Angie said she excit- small measure of solace,”
pilot this concept to get a better eliminate sexual assault.
ny for Smith was held Jan. ingly asked, “’Why, because Mabus said. “Their heroism
assessment.
14. Speakers at the ceremony you married me? No, you big and service to our nation will
“I want to continue to conincluded Vice Adm. Robin dummy -- because I graduated be remembered always.”
3) Improve our personnel front this scourge in our workBraun, Chief of Navy Reserve/ boot camp.’” This is the side see Purple Heart, page 4
management practices and pro- force. Until we go to zero we can
cedures, following a sexual never be satisfied.”
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our Sailors are put in the best
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important element of this effort
is to eliminate self-inflicted
destructive behavior, sexual
assault being among the most
egregious. He went on to say
sexual harassment and sexual
assault have absolutely no place
in our Navy and are contrary to
our core values.
Purple Heart ceremony honors Logistics
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Navy team which is composed
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On Jan 14, Chief of Naval Operations Adm. John Richardson
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Gen. John F. Kelly reflects on 45 years of service
by Sgt. Eric Keenan
ASHINGTON -- With
tears in his eyes and
a quiver of his lip, Gen. John
F. Kelly said, “I never quite
understood the definition of
bravery until watching young
men and women do things that
were absolutely crazy to do
because they were well trained
and they had the capability to
do their jobs.”
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He was referring to the most
memorable aspect of his time in
the Corps - leading Marines in
Iraq and throughout his career.
Kelly, who relinquished command of United States Southern
Command Jan. 14, 2016, will
soon retire after more than 45
years of service.
The general, a Boston, Massachusetts native, was an adventurous person from a young
age. He hitch-hiked across the
country a couple of times and
rode a freight train from Seattle
to Chicago in an empty boxcar
by his 16th birthday.
I also went into the Merchant
Marines for a year and my
first time overseas was taking
10,000 tons of beer to Vietnam,
he said.
Soon after, a new adventure
was calling him.
“In the America I grew up in,
every male was a veteran; my
dad, my uncles and all the people
on the block,” said Kelly. “So,
with that kind of background and
the draft, you assumed you were
going to go into the service when
your time came.”
In my neighborhood you
joined the Marines, he said.
He enlisted in the Marine
Corps in 1970 and served as an
infantryman with the 2nd Marine
Division, at Marine Corps Base
Camp Lejeune, North Carolina,
until his discharge as a sergeant
in 1972.
“I wasn’t committed to a
career, but I wanted to go to
college and come back and be
an officer,” said Kelly.
After graduating from the
University of Massachusetts
Boston in 1976, Kelly attended
Officer Candidate School at
Marine Corps Base Quantico,
Virginia and was commissioned
as a second lieutenant.
He returned to 2nd Marine
Division, where he served
a s a p l a t o o n c o m m a n d e r,
company executive officer,
assistant operations officer
and then an infantry company
commander. Kelly learned
what he truly loved about the
Corps during this time of leading troops as an officer at the
lowest level.
“One of the worst things about
getting promoted as an officer is
that you get further and further
away from day-to-day contact
with young Marines,” Kelly
said.
Kelly learned the best thing
you could do as a leader is look
out for your Marines and let
them know someone has got
their back. He modeled his entire career around this concept,
he said.
“My whole last tour in Iraq, I
was always on the road,” Kelly
said. “To show up to a [forward
operating base] in the middle of
nowhere or at a convoy that’s
broken down and talk to [Marines] as they’re changing the
tire is the only way to do business.”
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Although promotions pulled
him further away from his Marines, his extensive career has
taken him all over the Corps and
the world, from leading Marines
from coast to coast and serving
overseas during the Persian Gulf
War, Operation Desert Storm
and the Iraq War.
Official urges families to learn
about veteran burial honors
by Terri Moon Cronk
WASHINGTON - Planning
funerals for military veterans
and retirees can be overwhelming for their families, and the
Defense Department’s director
of casualty and mortuary affairs
wants family members to familiarize themselves in advance
when possible to know what
to expect with military funeral
honors.
Deborah S. Skillman said
families should learn about
military funeral honors eligibility ahead of time to know what
choices are available. She also
recommends that family members should ensure they have
access to the veteran’s discharge
papers, also called DD Form
214, to prove eligibility.
It’s also critical for family
members who want military
funeral honors to tell their funeral director, who can make
the request for them, she said.
The honors are not automatic,
and must be requested through
the veteran’s branch of service,
she noted.
the honors are requested,” Skillman added.
DoD policy is mandated by
law to provide a minimum of a
two-person uniformed detail to
present the core elements of the
funeral honors ceremony, and
one service member must represent the veteran’s branch of service, she said. The core elements
comprise playing Taps, folding
the American flag and presenting
the flag to the family.
Burials with military funeral
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Stateside commissary benefit review
The House Armed Services, Military Personnel Subcommittee
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and efforts to reform it. FRA signed on to a statement from The
Military Coalition that stated that the stateside commissary benefit
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while seeking to reduce its dependence on appropriations.
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detail, policy encourages each
service secretary to provide additional elements, such as the
firing team and pall bearers, if
resources permit. However, full
honors are always provided for
active duty deaths,” Skillman
said.
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his nation and his community.
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Marine Corps, you’ll put your
uniform up, but you’ll never not
be a Marine,” he said.
You are an important component of Fleet
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Hill, the association is conducting an
online survey to determine which military
and veterans’ benefits are most important to
active duty and Reserve personnel, retirees, veterans and their
families. The brief survey, available at www.fra.org/survey, asks
current and former members of the uniformed services and their
spouses to rate the importance of various benefits and qualityof-life programs associated with their service to our nation. “As
Congress explores ways to cut federal spending, many hard-earned
benefits are in the budgetary crosshairs,” said Tom Snee, FRA’s
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the programs they value most. Survey responses and comments
from participants provide important reference information when
we testify before Congress or meet one-on-one with lawmakers
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Chief of Naval Personnel calls for recruit division commanders
by Lt. Adam Demeter
Vice Adm. Bill Moran, chief of
naval personnel, released a naval
administrative (NAVADMIN)
message Jan. 7 to encourage
Sailors in the fleet to consider
becoming a recruit division commander (RDC) for their next shore
duty assignment.
Along with highlighting unique
leadership opportunities, NAVADMIN 008/16 specifically
lists benefits that RDCs receive
while assigned to Recruit Training Command (RTC) as an RDC
such as special duty assignment
pay, an additional annual clothing
allowance, an opportunity to earn
a master training specialist (MTS)
qualification, college credits toward a bachelor’s degree through
the American Council on Education (ACE) program, and choice
of follow-on coast assignment.
While these benefits may be
enough to entice Sailors into becoming RDCs, Command Master
Chief (SW/AW/IDW) Shawn
Isbell, a prior RDC at RTC, said
he believes the quality of life has
vastly improved for RDCs over
the years.
“The RDCs from when I pushed
12 to 15 years ago worked longer
hours and had less time for personal improvement and family time,”
said Isbell. “With the changes to
the base and the adjusted master
training schedule, we have RDCs
completing their degrees and
balancing family time along with
the rigorous schedule of training
recruits. Also, the volunteer hours
donated by our service members at
Recruit Training Command to our
local community is astounding.”
RTC has traditionally exceeded
the fleet average in advancement
rates. Many Sailors in the past
have indeed benefitted from their
work as an RDC during their
advancement boards.
Senior Chief Information Systems Technician Amy Oliva re-
ported to RTC in August of 2012
as a first class petty officer. During
her tour in Great Lakes, Oliva
graduated, or “pushed” 12 divisions and also served in a number
of leadership roles. In November
of 2015, Oliva detached RTC as a
senior chief petty officer.
Oliva, currently assigned to
Joint Communications Support
Element at MacDill Air Force
Base in Tampa, Florida, gives
credit to RTC’s diverse nature for
her advancement success.
“Usually, you’re only around
people with the same rate,” said
Oliva. “At RTC, you are working
with literally every rate in the
Navy. Everybody has a different
perspective on things and new
ideas for how they would handle
different situations. Being able
to work with all of the different
communities really helps set you
up for success.”
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at RTC in April of 2000 as a
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Aviation Ordinance Chief Coleman Skillingstad is a
Recruit Division Commander (RDC) responsible for
shaping recruits, such as those shown here exercising in their compartment, into Sailors. These recruits
are some of the very first to use the new facilities at
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in August of 2003 as a chief petty
officer. He gives credit to the leaders and his experience as a RDC
for his continued success and the
privilege to be in the position he
holds today.
“Recruit Training Command
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nurture leadership on a scale unmatched by any other command
that I have had the privilege of
serving,” Isbell said. “The benefits
of a tour at RTC outweigh the
negatives two fold. The people I
worked with as a petty officer are
now the senior enlisted leaders
of the Navy. The impact that this
command has on the fleet and the
individual is immeasurable.”
Commands must ensure packages for prospective RDC candidates are screened thoroughly.
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or “recruit training.”
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and shipboard damage control,
lessons in Navy heritage and core
values, teamwork and discipline.
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only basic training location, and
is known as the “Quarterdeck of
the Navy.”
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recruits graduate annually from
RTC and begin their Navy careers.
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tower building on Naval Station
Great Lakes. NSTC oversees
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enlisted accessions training for
the Navy.
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Training Command at Naval Station Newport, Rhode Island, and
Navy Junior Reserve Officers
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New procedures implemented to manage biological toxins
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An extensive examination of
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to suggest in any way, shape
or form, that lab technicians
or the American public were at
any time at risk,” the Army’s
investigating official said during a Pentagon news conference
today.
each contributed to this event,”
he said.
Army Maj. Gen. Paul A. Ostrowski, a Pentagon acquisition
official appointed to head the
investigation that began in July,
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no individual, nor group directly
responsible for the inadvertent
shipment of active anthrax to
labs around the world.
Dugway Proving Ground,
Utah, was the heart of the problem, the two generals said. The
lab there sent more than 180
questionable samples to labs in
all 50 states and nine countries.
“We did find through evidence
that a combination of events
including gaps in science, institutional issues and personal accountability when taken together
The Army uses small amounts
of anthrax to test U.S. equipment
designed to detect or defeat
biological organisms, said Army
Lt. Gen. Thomas W. Spoehr,
who commands the Army’s
Biological Select Agents and
Toxins Task Force.
Spoehr said his task force has
made recommendations that
will benefit the entire program,
not just address the problems at
Dugway.
The recommendations will be
implemented as quickly as pos-
sible. The first recommendation
is to establish a DoD executive
agent, that will perform technical
review, harmonization of procedures and integrate the inspections for this program. The Army
Surgeon General Office has been
named the executive agent.
“We will establish a standing
DoD biological safety review
panel, consisting of prominent
scientists from both within and
outside of the Department of Defense, and that review panel will
review and validate procedures
for working with biological select agents and toxins,” Spoehr
said.
DoD will also put in place a
process to screen and validate
all requests for biological products from outside DoD to see
if they are valid and to see if a
less-dangerous product can be
substituted for what has been
requested, the general said.
The department also will put
in place a central process “to
track and monitor all requests
and transfers,” Spoehr said.
This, he added, includes a new
Feeling Fit Club: All gain means less pain
For some older adults, San Diego County’s Feeling Fit Clubs
can be a place to get a little exercise and socialize with fellow
seniors. But for some, like Ruby
Griffin, the exercise classes are
literally transformational and
vital to their quality of life.
“Since I’ve been in here Patty
has taught me to take care of myself. It’s not just exercise; it’s
taking care of the whole body
– your mind, your spirit,”
she said. “She works on all
of that with us and I really
enjoy it.”
Ruby Griffin has lost 75
pounds since she started coming to the Feeling Fit Club.
Griffin said the club is like
a family and it keeps her from
being depressed and down because of the energy level and
new friends she’s been able to
meet. There are about 25 regular
participants every class.
Griffin, who turns 69 later this
month, has completely turned
her life around after discovering
the exercise classes held three
times a week at the Gary and
Mary West Center in downtown
San Diego.
“I’ve been coming here for
four years and I’ve lost 75
pounds, so the exercise is good
for me,” she said. “The exercise
keeps me from being in pain.”
She used to suffer from knee
and back pain, and it was a
struggle to even walk before
she stopped by the center one
day inquiring about exercise
classes. She credits instructor
Patty Frisby with helping her to
turn her life around.
Griffin probably feels like a
youngster as well. Her friend and
fellow Feeling Fit Club participant is 96-year-old Agnes Haddox. Haddox can do all the same
exercises the youngest members
of the club, which is for older
adults over 60 years old.
“I’ve been coming here for
about two years after I heard
about it from my neighbors,” she
said. “I grew up chasing jackrabbits so I always concentrated on
speed and strength, but Patty has
taught me alignment and posture
as well and I can do so much
more now.”
The goals of the club are to
offer a safe and comfortable
environment for older adults
to develop and maintain their
physical fitness. The program
was started 15 years ago and
is led by exercise physiologist
Gretchen Vurbeff. Some classes
have grown to as many as 60
participants.
The hope is older adults will be
able to have better balance, have
fewer falls, increased strength
and be more resistant to chronic
illnesses. The program also
encourages social interaction,
builds self-esteem and provides
health and fitness education.
“An older adult joining the
Feeling Fit Club can expect to
improve their strength, endurance, balance and flexibility
while socializing with others in
a fun environment,” said Kari
Carmody, a health promotion
manager with AIS. “Staying
socially active is beneficial for
mood, memory, and being connected which are all important
aspects of staying engaged as
we age.”
Lily Chu, 62, says she has
never been healthier her entire
life. She was born premature
and was a skinny youngster.
She recently wrote a column for
a Chinese magazine about her
experience joining the Feeling
Fit Club and encouraging others
to participate.
“I feel I have more energy
and I’m brighter,” she said. In
fact, “the world’s brighter and
I’m more cheerful since coming here.”
The San Diego County Health
and Human Services Agency’s
Aging and Independence Services has Feeling Fit Clubs at nearly
three dozen locations across the
region. The newest classes began
this week at the Otay Recreation
Center, 3554 Main Street in
Chula Vista and will meet on
Mondays and Wednesdays from
9 to 10 a.m.
A Feeling Fit Club program
can also be seen twice a day
on County News Center TV.
CNC TV can be found on Time
Warner Cable channel 85, Cox
Cable channel 19 or 24 and
Uverse channel 99 or you can
watch online.
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Fort Worth completes PMAV
by MC2 Antonio Turretto
CHANGI NAVAL BASE,
Singapore - Littoral combat ship
USS Fort Worth (LCS 3) successfully completed a scheduled
preventive maintenance availability (PMAV) at Changi Naval
Base Jan. 11.
Compared to other Navy
platforms, the littoral combat
ship has a relatively small crew.
Routine maintenance outside
the scope of ship’s force ability
is conducted during a PMAV,
where labor and technical support is supplemented by civilian
contractors who perform much
of the preventive maintenance
work in port.
The maintenance period included more than 500 preventative maintenance checks including 30 in combat systems,
497 in engineering, and 16 in
operations.
“It’s really a joint effort between contractors and Fort
Worth’s crew to come together
and get the maintenance done,”
said Lt. Brian Newcomb, LCS
Crew 101 chief engineer. “Without contractor support it would
take an entire department about
three weeks to complete the
maintenance checks that we
completed together in roughly
seven days.”
In addition to preventative
maintenance, Fort Worth also
has a window of opportunity to
receive corrective maintenance,
according to Lt. Brian Osborne,
LCS Crew 101 main propulsion
assistant.
“During this availability con-
Sailor found dead in barracks room
SAN DIEGO - Naval Medical Center San Diego mourns the loss
of an active duty Sailor who was found dead in his barracks room at
Naval Medical Center San Diego Jan. 15 at about 9:30 a.m.
The Sailor was attached to Naval Medical Center San Diego.
The deceased Sailor’s identification is being withheld pending 24
hours after next-of-kin notification. No further details are available
at this time.
The cause of death is currently under investigation by the Naval
Criminal Investigative Service (NCIS).
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tractors removed, refurbished,
and replaced the fly wheel for
a ship service diesel generator
(SSDG),” said Osborne. “The
SSDGs produce the ships electricity, and it’s very important to
maintain them so that Fort Worth
can continue to successfully
contribute to maritime security
operations.”
Fort Worth is the first LCS to
deploy under the “3-2-1” manning concept, which allows LCS
to sustain a longer rotational
presence without fatiguing the
crew during the extended deployment. The concept allows
LCS to deploy more than twice
as long as typical Navy ship
deployments. It is named 3-2-1
because three rotational crews
support two LCS ships, one of
which is deployed. Future LCS
deployments to the region will
employ this concept, allowing
for enhanced Navy presence
throughout the Indo-Asia-Pacific.
Fort Worth is the second LCS
to deploy to U.S. 7th Fleet as part
of an initiative to simultaneously
deploy up to four LCS to the
Indo-Asia-Pacific region in just
a few years. The third and fourth
LCSs are planned to arrive in
2016, when the region will see
two of these ships deployed at
the same time.
Hull Maintenance Technician 1st Class James Strotler welds a flow meter, a critical
part to support the ship’s capability to produce potable water, for the reverse osmosis unit aboard USS Fort Worth (LCS 3). Navy photo by MC2 A. Turretto Ramos
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SAN DIEGO - Capt. Eugene
Doyle, commander, Submarine
Squadron 11, awarded ETCS
John Montgomery with the Navy
and Marine Corps Achievement
Medal Jan. 8 for his proactive
actions in a vehicle accident the
previous week.
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“It’s an amazing story, and
his actions were very heroic,”
said Doyle, while addressing the
command. “If I were part of that
family, I’d be very appreciative
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vehicle and assisted the man’s
family in changing a tire so they
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team,” she said, and added that
veteran service organizations
often participate in burials with
military honors to serve as pall
bearers and to provide a firing
team.
The Veterans Affairs Department also offers other benefits,
such as headstones, Skillman
said.
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eligible service member,” Skillman said, “and make sure [the
services] are there to render
honors.”
Marines support CLB-11 with external-lift training
HST rushes under the helicopter and hooks the slings to the
pendants. The pilot then lifts
the weight with the aircraft and
makes a lap around the landing
pad before coming back down,
where the HST detach the high
beam, and repeat the process
again numerous times for accuracy and efficiency.
During the exercise, Marines
with CLB-11 attach large, steel
beams that simulate cargo called
high beams, to the aircraft. The
high beams attach from slings to
the pendants on the aircraft.
Marines from both units ensured they were taking the proper safety precautions to conduct
the training. The crew chiefs
observed the ground Marines
from the aircraft while a safety
observer watched the Marines
from the ground. The pilots
cannot see beneath or behind
the aircraft; these blind spots
create hazards that require the
safety observer and crew chiefs
to be in place to help prevent
accidents.
“We use high beams for practice but in reality, we pick up
Humvees, M777 Howitzers, or
packages of MREs; whatever we
need to take out,” said Sgt. Randy Burgosbonilla, a crew chief
for HMH-465, and a Providence,
Rhode Island, native. “We were
picking up loads underneath the
aircraft by single-point and dualpoint slings.”
The Helicopter Support Team
with CLB-11 prepares the high
beams that are going to be lifted,
attaching the slings securely to
the weights. On the bottom of
the CH-53E are pendants that
are used for attaching the slings.
The pilots with HMH-465 hover
above the high beams and the
“I’m in the back telling the
pilot where to go and what direction to move in aspect to where
the load and the guys are,” said
Burgosbonilla, “The pilots can’t
see where to go, so we’re telling
them what to do.”
A CH-53E from Marine Heavy Helicopter Squadron
465 hovers above as Marines with Combat Logistic
Battalion 11 rush in to attach 6,200-pound weight to
the helicopter. Marines with CLB-11 support HMH465 during daytime external lift training to prepare
for future deployments. Marine Corps photo
ing. Unlike other aircraft used
for external lifts, such as the
MV-22 Osprey, the CH-53E
can lift up to 36,000 pounds.
This ability allows the aircraft
to transportArmedHumvees,
cargo,
MREs and other vital equipment
necessary during deployments
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Burgosbonilla said the external-lift training is important
for the squadron because the
CH-53E is one of Marine Corps’
primary aircraft for heavy lift-
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complishment.
“As a CH-53E heavy lift-capable helicopter squadron,we
carry heavy stuff, transport
troops and cargo, and do externals,” said Burgosbonilla.
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MCAS MIRAMAR - Marines
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Squadron 465 supported Combat
Logistics Battalion 11 during a
daytime external lift exercise
aboard Marine Corps Air Station Miramar, California, Jan.
7, 2016.
MCAS MIRAMAR (Jan. 7, 2016) - Marines with Combat Logistic Battalion (CLB) 11 prepare a 6,200 pound
steel beam for a CH-53E Super Stallion lift here. Marines with Marine Heavy Helicopter Squadron (HMH)
465 and CLB-11 practiced daytime external lift training to prepare for deployments. Marine Corps photo
by Lance Cpl. Harley Robinson
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San Diego-based corpsman named Navy Medicine’s 2015 Sailor of the Year
by Mariah Felipe
FALLS CHURCH, Va. - The
Navy Bureau of Medicine and
Surgery (BUMED) announced
Navy Medicine’s Sailor of the
Year (SOY) at Defense Health
Headquarters Jan. 15.
BUMED’s panel of senior
enlisted leaders selected Hospital Corpsman 1st Class (IDW)
Jessica L. Wentlent, from Naval
Medical Center San Diego as
Navy Medicine’s 2015 SOY.
Vice Adm. C. Forrest Faison
III, Navy surgeon general and
chief, Bureau of Medicine and
Surgery, delivered the opening
remarks and Force Master Chief
Terry J. Prince, director of the
Hospital Corps, announced Wentlent as this year’s selectee.
“Thank you, not only for the
difference that you’ve made, but
the differences you will make
in the future as you progress in
your careers,” said Faison. “I
have no worries about where
Navy Medicine is going because
it’s in great hands. You Sailors
are the best of the best.”
A native of Buffalo, N.Y.,
Wentlent joined the Navy in
2005 and served at several duty
stations including NMCSD and
National Military Medical Center, Bethesda, Md. Wentlent also
supported Operation Enduring
Freedom at Camp Lemonnier in
Djibouti, Africa.
Wentlent is a physical therapy
technician and most recently
served as the leading petty officer (LPO) for three divisions
encompassing physical and occupational therapy, chiropractic
services, and sports therapy
across 12 separate branch clinics in Navy Medicine West,
while leading and supporting
147 Sailors and civilians along
the way.
“Being selected as Navy Medicine’s Sailor of the Year means
showing the Navy that Navy Medicine is there to support its Sailors
and Marines” said Wentlent. “It’s
about doing the hardest work,
giving it 100 percent and showing
those junior Sailors that anything
is achievable by being a positive
reinforcement for them.”
Force Master Chief Prince
said he was in awe of the hard
work and dedication the four
Sailors nominated for BUMED
SOY had demonstrated and that
he couldn’t be more proud to
say they represent the Navy’s
up-and-coming leaders.
“You four Sailors represent
the finest of Navy Medicine and
I’m very proud to serve alongside you,” said Prince.
and Naval Air Crewman (Operator) 1st Class Christopher
J. Popovic, assigned to Navy
Medicine Operational Training
Support Center Patuxent River,
Md. Faison awarded each of the
candidates a Navy and Marine
Corps Commendation Medal
during the ceremony.
Wentlent was joined on stage
by three other nominees including HM1 Asterik C. Knotts, assigned to Naval Medical Center
Portsmouth; HM1 V. Castilleja,
assigned to Navy Environmental Preventive Medicine Unit
Seven (NEPMU 7) Rota, Spain’
In December, each Navy Medicine command selected a SOY,
who then competed for regional
SOY. Those winners moved
forward to Navy Medicine’s
SOY competition. Wentlent will
compete for the Navywide shore
SOY competition in March.
SECNAV names ESB ship
Divers complete work on Stockdale
Makin Island completes 2015 PMA
WASHINGTON - Secretary of the Navy Ray Mabus announced the Navy’s newest Expeditionary Sea Base (ESB) ship,
T-ESB 4, will be named USNS Hershel “Woody” Williams.
Hershel “Woody” Williams, the ship’s namesake, was born
in West Virginia and joined the Marine Corps following the
attack on Pearl Harbor.
In 1944, after serving in Guadalcanal and Guam, he joined
the campaign in Iwo Jima. Two days after arriving on the island,
Williams picked up a 70-pound flamethrower and walked ahead
of his infantry’s tanks for four hours clearing their path of enemy
machine gun fire. President Harry S. Truman awarded him the
Medal of Honor two years later for his actions.
Williams served during the Battle of Iwo Jima until he was
wounded in March of 1945. He returned to the United States,
was awarded a Purple Heart and released from active duty. Later,
he served in the Marine Corps Reserves for 17 years.
Williams is the last surviving Medal of Honor recipient
from the Battle of Iwo Jima. The ship will be constructed by
San Diego.
SAN DIEGO - Southwest Regional Maintenance Center divers recently completed the replacement of a damaged control
pitch propeller blade and the grooming of another blade on USS
Stockdale (DDG 106) Jan. 3 at Naval Base San Diego.
The source of the damage to the blades is unknown and was
noticed during a routine cleaning and inspection by a local
contractor.
“We’re requested to complete the replacement [of #1 blade]
and grooming [of #5 blade] in support of the ship’s upcoming
deployment schedule in January,” said Navy Diver 2nd Class Eric
J. Stephenson, diving supervisor and diver for this job. “Normally
these jobs are completed in dry dock, but there was no time to
wait and our team can complete the job much cheaper and faster
than dry docking.”
With no time to spare, SWRMC divers immediately began
coordinating with Naval Sea Systems Command. NAVSEA representatives shipped a trailer to the dive team with all the tools
and materials needed to complete the change out of the #1 blade.
- contributed by Cassandra Eichner
SAN DIEGO - The crew of USS Makin Island (LHD 8)
completed the Chief of Naval Operations’ phased maintenance
availability (PMA).
“The innovation, creativity, and resourcefulness of this crew
propelled Makin Island through this PMA,” said Commanding
Officer Capt. Jon P. Rodgers. “The Sailors took ownership of
their spaces, teamed up with industry, did the hard jobs, and
sought the ‘how we can’ solutions.
“I am most proud of the hard work of this crew. The shear
pride and sweat by every Sailor and Marine ensured Makin
Island’s timely completion. The ship is on track, which is an
exceptional accomplishment for any ship completing a PMA
period,” said Rodgers.
The crew completed preservation, refurbishment and replacement jobs that accumulated a noteworthy savings of nearly $5
million during this PMA. These jobs included, refurbishment
of aviation support equipment, compartment preservation,
decking, and upgrades to the ship’s pilot house. - contributed
by MC2 Robin W. Peak
America reaches 75
percent milestone
USS America (LHA 6) is underway off the coast of San Diego preparing for final
contract trials. America is the first ship of its class and is optimized for Marine
Corps aviation. Navy photo by MC2 Jonathan A. Colon
By MC3 Somers Steelman
SAN DIEGO - Amphibious assault ship USS America
(LHA 6) reached its 75 percent
completion milestone during
post-shakedown availability
(PSA) January 14.
America is currently undergoing a PSA phase in which
the ship’s crew and assigned
contractors make improvements
to the ship’s design. PSA began
in the summer of 2015 and is
scheduled to wrap up in March.
“One of the big challenges
with LHA 6 is that it is the first of
its class. Even with its similarities to the LHD class, there has
been nothing like it before,” said
the post-delivery hull manager
Michael Galecki.
Eighty percent of the ship’s
upgrades will consist of adapting
the flight deck for the F-35 Joint
Strike Fighter (JSF). The ship
will better handle the aircraft’s
thrust, reduce heat sent to the
decks below, and allow for longer periods between flight deck
maintenance.
“A major improvement done is
the back-fitting of JSF upgrades
to allow the ship to support these
aircraft in future deployments,”
said Galecki. “The upgrades
consist of the complete overhaul
of the flight deck’s non-skid and
the addition of a thermal coating
called thermion.”
Along with flight deck renovations, maintenance capabilities in the hangar bay will
significantly improve. Sailors
will be able to more effectively
work on deployed aircraft such
as the JSF, tilt-rotor Osprey,
Seahawk helicopter and the AV8B Harrier.
“The high beam modifications will allow aircraft like the
Osprey to fully extend its blades,
while the lowered platforms
will be at an ideal height for
maintenance to be performed,”
said Cmdr. Michael W. Smith
Jr., America’s post-delivery
manager.
Another significant improvement is to the cargo and weapons
elevator, bringing its safety and
operational effectiveness up to
the standards of the fleet. They
were not up to standard in the
original design due to changes
in safety since the ship was
contracted.
“When ships are originally contracted, it’s a few years until they
actually reach the fleet. During
that time the Navy is constantly
improving its safety and operational standards,” said Smith.
The improvements made to
America during the PSA period
will allow the crew to work safer,
more efficiently and longer at sea,
supporting its crew and allies during times of war or peace.
Marine Corps general and special court-martial dispositions
At a Special Court-Martial at Camp Pendleton, a sergeant was acquitted by a panel of officer
and enlisted members of wrongful use of a controlled substance and violation of a lawful general
order.
At a Special Court-Martial at Camp Pendleton, Private K. S. Darby was convicted
by a military judge alone of wrongful use of a controlled substance. The military
judge sentenced the accused to 70 days confinement and a bad-conduct discharge.
Pursuant to a pre-trial agreement, the convening authority agreed to suspend all
confinement in excess of 60 days.
At a General Court-Martial at Camp Pendleton, a sergeant was acquitted by a panel
of officer and enlisted members of attempted sexual assault, attempted sodomy, sexual assault, and
indecent exposure.
At a Special Court-Martial at Camp Pendleton, Lance Corporal T. L. Bays was convicted by a
military judge alone of failure to obey a lawful order. The military judge sentenced the accused to
14 days restriction, hard labor for 30 days, and reduction to E-2.
At a Special Court-Martial at Camp Pendleton, Sergeant M. R. Rivera Rodriguez was convicted
by a panel of officer and enlisted members of attempted indecent visual recording, false official
statement, and obstructing justice. The members sentenced the accused to 2 months restriction, 3
months hard labor, and reduction to E-1.
At a Special Court-Martial at Miramar, Corporal T. M. Brown Jr. was convicted by a panel of officer
and enlisted members of unauthorized absence and fleeing apprehension. The members sentenced
the accused to 89 days confinement, 60 days restriction, and reduction to E-3.
At a Special Court-Martial at Camp Pendleton, Petty Officer Third Class L. Walker was convicted
by a military judge alone of unauthorized absence, assault consummated by a battery, communicating
a threat, and missing a movement. The military judge sentenced the accused to 350 days confinement, reduction to E-1, and a bad-conduct discharge. Pursuant to a pre-trial agreement, the convening
authority agreed to suspend all confinement in excess of 11 months.
At a Special Court-Martial at Camp Pendleton, Sergeant J. D. Magee was convicted by a military
judge alone of violation of a lawful order. The military judge sentenced the accused to 45 days
confinement, 30 days hard labor without confinement, and reduction to E-2. Pursuant to a pre-trial
agreement, the convening authority agreed to suspend all confinement in excess of 30 days.
At a General Court-Martial at Camp Pendleton, Corporal M. C. Vera was convicted by a panel
of officer and enlisted members of sexual assault. The members sentenced the accused to 6 months
confinement, 3 months hard labor without confinement, total forfeiture of all pay and allowances,
reduction to E-1, and a bad-conduct discharge.
Arts & Entertainment
Bluegrass band Mohavisoul performs at Del Mar Library
Save the date for ASYMCA’s
Father Daughter Dance
San Diego County bluegrass
band MohaviSoul will perform a
free concert at Del Mar Library
on Thursday, Jan. 28 at 6:30 p.m.
MohaviSoul was formed by
Randy Hanson and Mark Miller
in 2012 to create a new sound
of contemporary bluegrass and
Americana. As members of the
San Diego Songwriters Meetup
Group, a chance collaboration on
two compositions (both of which
can be heard on MohaviSoul’s
first EP, Every Second) resulted
in a musical kinship between
Hanson and Miller. The duo
joined forces to create soulful,
folksy, Americana music with a
contemporary bluegrass slant.
The Del Mar Library is located at 1309 Camino Del Mar. For more information, call the Del
Mar Branch Library at (858) 755-1666. For information about San Diego County Library and
other events visit www.sdcl.org.
This concert is presented by
The San Diego Bluegrass Society, and Friends of the Del Mar
Library.
San Diego Cactus and Succulent Society slates Winter show and sale
Preparations are underway for the San
Diego Cactus and Succulent Society’s
Winter show and sale Feb. 13 Saturday
from 10 to 4 in the Casa del Prado in
Balboa Park - Room 101 and the outdoor
patio. Room 101 will be full of plant and
pottery vendors for book sales, a plant
auction, and a huge outdoor patio with
show and exhibition plants.
This event attracts thousands and
there is no entry fee. The Society’s
600 plus members can shop from 9-10
a.m. (new memberships will be
sold at the door
for $15). There
will be five cash
registers (credit
cards welcome)
to keep the lines
as short as possible. Boxes for
your purchases
will be provided.
The San Diego Armed Services YMCA announces its Father
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Join the Navy’s Bay Bridge Run/Walk 30 Year Celebration
As commuters we don’t often
get the opportunity to appreciate the beautiful view from the
Coronado Bridge. However...
once a year, pedestrians are allowed to run or walk across the
bridge during the Navy’s Bay
Bridge Run/Walk, presented
by SDG&E, Northrop Grumman and the Unified Port of
San Diego. On Sunday, May 15
join the 30 Year Celebration by
participating in one of San Diego Magazine’s “Ultimate San
Diego Bucket List” events; the
top 50 things every San Diegan
must do. Registration is now
available at www.navylifesw.
com/bridgerun. See you on the
bridge!
The scenic 4-mile racecourse,
sanctioned by the U.S.A. Track
and Field Association, starts on
Park Blvd. between the Hilton
San Diego Bayfront and the San
Diego Convention Center and
finishes in Coronado’s Tidelands
Park.
The Navy Region Southwest
Morale, Welfare, and Recreation
Program (MWR) hosts this
outstanding event that joins the
San Diego community with the
military for their shared enjoyment. Profits generated from the
event directly support quality of
life programs at San Diego Navy
installations.
Race participants receive
a commemorative race shirt;
transportation back to the Hilton
San Diego Bayfront after the
event via bus or ferry, compliments of Flagship Cruises &
Events; access to the event’s
Runners Expo; LIVE entertainment and entry into prize
drawings. Unique awards will
SDSU offers
‘Business of Wine’ open
house on Jan. 25
be presented for age group and
team division winners.
The success of this event
relies on the generous support
of Navy MWR by presenting
sponsors San Diego Gas & Electric, Northrop Grumman and the
Unified Port of San Diego.
Additional sponsors include,
Hilton San Diego Bayfront and
North Island Credit Union.
For more information, visit
www.navylifesw.com/bridgerun
or call (619) 532-4919.
Become a Docent at San
Diego Botanic Garden
San Diego State University’s College of Extended Studies
will host a winter open house for its Professional Certificate
in the Business of Wine program from 6-7:30 pm Monday,
Jan. 25 at Splash Wine Bar, 3043 University Ave.
Attendees will meet instructors and fellow students, as well
as learn more about the SDSU wine program. You must be
at least 21 years of age to attend.
“Taking The Business of Wine classes did give me a lot
of much-needed wine knowledge that was a must in opening and running my wine bar and restaurant,” said program
graduate Traci Smith, owner of Splash Wine Bar. “I wouldn’t
have felt at all comfortable taking on such a business without
the education.”
The comprehensive Business of Wine courses are geared
for professionals and entrepreneurs in the wine, food,
and hospitality fields who want to quickly expand their
knowledge of industry topics. The certificate is directed
to restaurant owners and staff, winery employees, event
planners, distribution and retail sales employees, wine bar
owners and staff; plus anyone interested in moving into wine
or hospitality careers, and wine enthusiasts who desire a
professional-level education.
Gain in-depth knowledge about the unique collection of plants
at this 37-acre botanic wonderland. Meet others who share your
interest in the natural world, while learning from experts in a
variety of specialties. Experience the satisfaction and personal
accomplishment that comes from joining such a stimulating and
worthwhile organization, right in the heart of Encinitas.
Docent activities include planning and working on special
events, volunteering in garden beautification, and helping the
Garden run smoothly. Docents are also encouraged (but not required) to lead garden tours. To each of these activities docents
bring valuable leadership made possible through this specialized
training.
To RSVP for the open house or more information, visit
neverstoplearning.net/wine, email eyousif@mail.sdsu.edu,
or call (619) 594-1138.
Classes take place in the morning at San Diego Botanic
Garden on the following dates:
January 28-Orientation to Docent Program
February 11-Botany Boot camp
February 25-Trees in the Garden and the Herb Garden
March 10-Succulents
March 24-Mediterranean Climate Gardens
April 14-Bamboo and Tropical Plants
April 28-CA Natives & Firescapes
May 5- Palms and Cycads
Space is limited, so register today by contacting Operations Administrative Assistant Kristina Metzger at kmetzger@sdbgarden.
org or (760) 436-3036 x206 to add your name to the roster. For
more specific information, contact Docent Training Coordinator
Linda Stewart at lbs@san.rr.com or (858) 488-8234.
Cost: $50 fee for 8 classes. Pre-requisites prior to enrollment
required.
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Aquatics fitness for all
When you live in Southern California, water workouts are a
wonderful way to stay in shape through the winter season! Water
fitness offers a low impact aerobic workout that can be performed
independently or in a group class. Research shows, regular aerobic
exercise, can help reduce anxiety and improve brain function.
Here is your chance to dive in and enjoy
the benefits of a water workout:
Command PT at your Base Pool (all locations below)
•You can reserve lanes or request a trainer by calling the numbers
listed below.
500-Mile Club (NAB and VADM NASNI)
•Ask to record your laps at your pool and work at your own pace
towards swimming 500-Miles! Prizes will be awarded along the way
for mile markers, 50, 100 etcetera.
Free Active Duty Swim Lessons (NAB and VADM NASNI)
•Work with trainers from the America Red Cross to achieve
your personal aquatics goals from skill-building to challenging
workouts.
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Tri-City Inline Hockey League season opens soon
Tri-City Inline Hockey League
(TCIHL), a non-profit organization established over 20 years
ago for the development of youth
inline roller hockey in North
County San Diego, opens its
Spring 2016 season for players
between the ages of 5-17, including military families from Camp
Pendleton.
All games and practices will
be held at the Martin Luther
King Jr. Park’s roller hockey
rink located at 4300 Mesa Drive
in Oceanside.
“This year, we are celebrating the 24th year of TCIHL,
the oldest sanctioned inline
hockey league by USA Hockey
in California,” said Tri-City
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hockey, commonly referred to
as roller hockey, is a team sport
normally played on asphalt,
cement or sport tile surface, in
which players use a hockey stick
to shoot a hard plastic hockey
puck into their opponent’s goal
to score points.
“Although it is usually considered a contact sport, bodychecking is not practiced at our
League. Come and experience
the joy of outdoor hockey in a
safe and fun environment. Military families are welcome.”
With registration now open,
military families may sign up
their child for a division of Mites
(8 & under), Squirts (10 & under), Peewees (12 & under), or
Bantams (17 & under). Games
begin Saturday, March 11th and
end May 21st, with playoffs
June 2 and 4, 2016. Registration
fee for new players is $60.00
and free for goalies ($25 jersey
fee applies, and $14 additional
AAU insurance fee if the player
does not have it already). Please
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or call 760-282-4452.
About Tri-City Inline Hockey
League:
TCIHL was the first sanctioned inline league in California by USA Hockey. Its co-ed
recreational program is open
to new and experienced players aged starting from 5 years
old. The league currently offers
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tournaments, and pick-up play
between seasons. TCIHL’s mission is to stress the ideals of
good sportsmanship, honesty,
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integrity, respect for authority,
and to promote the game of inline hockey in North County San
Diego. To achieve this objective
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AutoMatters & more: Tips to avoid parking tickets
Have you ever returned to the
car that you parked on a city
street, to be unpleasantly surprised with an expensive parking
ticket placed under your windshield wiper? That happened
to me when I was visiting my
daughter who lives in L.A.
driveway; on the roadway side of
a parked vehicle (double-parking); in a bus stop, in a tunnel
or upon a bridge; for more than
72 hours in any one spot without moving your vehicle; in an
alley, except for the purpose of
unloading goods or passengers; a
heavy-duty commercial vehicle
in a residential area, unless the
vehicle is loading or unloading goods or has a service call
in the immediate vicinity; an
unattached semi-trailer on any
street, except for trailers used
for carrying personal property
or for recreational purposes; or if
the parked vehicle would create
a safety issue.
Parking zones throughout the
city feature color coordinated
curbs and/or signs to help drivers
quickly identify general parking
rules for the area. Red curbs
mean no stopping at any time.
When signs are used in place
of a red curb, the prohibition is
in effect on the days and times
specified on the sign. If any part
of your vehicle extends into a red
zone, you may be ticketed.
Where you wish to park,
there might be several signs
containing different messages
that severely restrict parking so,
to avoid getting a ticket, look
up and down the full length of
the street before leaving your
car. Here are some of the more
common parking regulations in
San Diego (from http://www.
sandiego.gov/economic-development/pdf/park101.pdf). Note
that these rules apply whether
or not there are signs or curb
markings present.
Do not park, unless otherwise posted, in intersections,
crosswalks or on sidewalks; in
a center median strip; within 15
feet of a fire station driveway
or fire hydrant; blocking any
Yellow curbs are for commercial loading zones. Trucks
and commercial vehicles are
permitted to stop for 20 minutes
to load or unload goods. Passenger vehicles may also stop for
three minutes to load or unload
passengers. Hours are 6:00 AM
to 6:00 PM, Sundays and city
holidays excepted.
they may be difficult to see, hidden by a tall box truck or on one
end of a long street. Good luck
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Please write to AutoMatters@
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and suggestions.
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Astrological
forecast
ARIES (March 21-April 19):
You must play by the rules but
you don’t need to make them.
Remain obedient and deferential
to those in charge. In the week
ahead you will have ample opportunities to flaunt your unique
skills and talents.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Even
non-turtles know that slow and
steady wins the race. Stick to
your routines at work in the
week to come and eventually
you will get to the finish line. Do
not be stingy if asked to make a
donation to a charity.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22Dec. 21): Take time for traditions
and curtsey to conventions. You
may be temporarily frustrated
by what seems to be a lack of
respect or appreciation. This
discomfort will be washed away
in the week to come.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20):
Don’t take good luck for granted
as this week begins. Follow up
on agreements and send a formal
thank you if a helpful friend
grants a favor. If you must make
a crucial decision, take time to
sleep on it first.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22):
The sky is the limit. Your good
judgment shines with the big
things this week, but may slip
a bit with the small things. In
your rush to make material success realities don’t offer casual
assurances to bystanders.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan.
19): Use your heart rather than
your head. Logic may dictate a
course of action but compassion
and understanding will achieve
the best result in the week to
come. Be sympathetic and aware
of the needs of others.
GEMINI (May 21-June 20):
Turn on the lights. You may
be in the dark about a situation
or blind to the facts this week.
Patiently researching the details
will allow you to come to a successful solution. A relationship
could prove disappointing.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22):
Stick around your own home and
make repairs, clean up, or get
organized. There will be plenty
of time in the week ahead to enjoy social events, entertainment
or fun. Start the week off with a
clean slate.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb.
18): An indiscretion or exaggeration might place a barrier
between you and a partner. Later
this week you may have a chance
to repair the damage. Your plans
may include asking for help with
a work related project.
CANCER (June 21-July 22):
Put on a brave front as this week
unfolds. Keep fears and doubts
hidden as others may see these
as weakness. Make your points
clear to avoid misunderstanding.
Your industry and take charge
attitude are assets.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21):
Adhere to the usual routines in
the week ahead. Relationships
may thrive due to a willingness
to cooperate and someone may
even bring you an opportunity.
However, do not volunteer to
take on new responsibilities.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20):
Make a breakthrough in the
week ahead. A fresh discovery
or insight can alter your motivations or empower you to do
better. You are more popular than
usual but shouldn’t give your
heart away until too quickly.
Green curbs are for shortterm time limit parking zones.
Parking is limited to the time¬
period stenciled on the curb or
posted on a sign. In most cases,
the time limit is either 15 or 30
minutes. Short-term time limit
parking zones are in effect 8:00
AM to 6:00 PM, Sundays and
city holidays excepted.
Blue curbs identify disabled
persons parking zones. Vehicles
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Having not seen the sign when
I parked, I decided to fight the
ticket by mail. The eventual
reply from the Citation Review
Center told me to pay the $64
soon or the fine would double.
I did.
White curbs identify passenger loading zones. The time limit
is three minutes, or ten minutes
in front of a hotel, and they are
in effect 24/7.
Remember, especially when
trying to park in an unfamiliar
location, carefully look for and
read all of the street signs. They
may contain exceptions to the
general parking regulations, and
I was taking her to dinner one
evening after she finished work
in Beverly Hills. Rather than
park on the busy commercial
street or in a paid parking lot, I
chose to park a few blocks away
in a less busy, residential area.
There was plenty of on-street
parking there so we parked and
walked to a Chipotle restaurant
where we had a nice, relaxing
dinner and conversation.
That turned out to be an unusually expensive dinner because, upon returning to our car,
we discovered a $64 parking
citation on my windshield. I
looked around and noticed a sign
way down the street, which said
that parking was restricted to
vehicles with parking permits.
displaying a distinguishing placard or license plate issued to disabled persons by the California
Department of Motor Vehicles
may park here. Out-of-state
and/or out-of-country placards
are also honored. If you have a
disabled placard or license plate,
you can also park at green curbs
or in time¬ limit zones with no
time restriction and at metered
parking spaces for free and with
no time restriction. Additionally,
parking in the blue crosshatch
area designated for wheelchair
lifts is prohibited and subject
to a fine.
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become active again; all it takes
is one mosquito bite to infect
a dog with heartworm. Since,
heartworm treatment is very
expensive, I think prevention is
the only way to go.”
Also, many heartworm preventatives also protect against
intestinal parasites. “Some of
those parasites can be active in
the winter, and freezing doesn’t
kill the parasite eggs when dogs
eat dog poop,” Rubin explains.
Don’t be concerned if a
cat wants to show a dog
some affection
by Steve Dale
Q: My neutered male cat
makes a nightly ritual of
climbing on top of our 20
pound female dog, rocking
back and forth, using his paws
to swim through her coat.
It’s as if we’re watching an
X-rated movie. The dog - who
is spayed - tolerates this until
the cat bites her once too often.
Then she jumps away. She
doesn’t act angry. What’s happening in our house? Should I
get involved in their mishegoss
or leave it alone? - C. P., Indianapolis, IN
A: You may need to call in a
rabbi but don’t worry, your cat
isn’t actually sexually interested,
or at least thinking he’s enamored with your dog. Although,
he obviously likes the dog. In
fact, kneading or the “swimming” you describe is typically
an expression of affection, and
comfort. Often cats purr and rub
their faces while kneading.
However, the friendship apparently works both ways. Otherwise the dog wouldn’t tolerate
this fastidious feline strangeness.
It’s possible that the pooch may
even enjoy the display of affection.
As you describe the scenario,
your pooch is being a mensch
about it. It won’t be surprising
if one day your cat bites too
hard once too often and your
pup will snap back, and that
will be the end of it. However,
if the nightly bizzarro is getting
on your nerves, you can direct
your cat with a fishing pole toy
and feathers, or catnip.
Q: Relative to unusual
weather here, it’s been unseasonably warm - should I continue heartworm prevention
for another month? - S. J., St.
Paul, MN
A: “Yes, you should continue heartworm for another
month, and throughout winter
as well,” says Dr. Shelly Rubin
in Chicago, past president of the
American Heartworm Society.
“Even when you have those
very cold sub-zero days, eventually it warms up for a day or
two and that mosquito lurking
in a crawl space or garage can
“Too many dogs die of heartworm disease because their
owners simply forget to give a
preventative, or don’t purchase
it in the first place,” says Rubin.
“It’s sad because heartworm is
preventable.”
Q: I’m really upset because
my Doberman, Henry, was
just diagnosed with diabetes.
I’m not sure how that can happen since he doesn’t eat sugar
and he’s only a few pounds
overweight. My veterinarian
explained, but I was so surprised - I don’t understand.
He’s 11 but not elderly. I’ll give
him insulin, but I’m worried.
- H. J., Tampa, FL
A: Diabetes has increased 32
percent in dogs and 16 percent
in cats from 2006 to 2011 (according to Banfield State of
Pet Health) and continues to
increase.
“No one exactly knows why,”
says Dr. Ruth MacPete of San
Diego. “Certainly, we’ve seen a
corresponding increase of overweight and obese pets, and that
plays a significant role. Also, in
dogs, diabetes might occur more
often in old age.”
Dogs and cats don’t get diabetes from eating too much sugar.
Diabetes melitus is caused by
the body suffering from either
an absolute shortage of insulin
(Type I), or from an incorrect
response from the cells to the
insulin that is being produced,
a condition termed insulin
resistance (Type II). Both of
these conditions will prevent
the muscles and organs from
converting glucose to energy,
and will result in excessive
amounts of glucose in the blood,
which is also referred to as hyperglycemia.
MacPete says, “What’s most
important to remember is that
Q: My cat was never a kisser,
but he’s begun to kiss us.
I like the affection not the
nasty breath. You’d figure
they’d make a mintier catnip
or breath mints for cats, or
something - do they? - Ban-
A: Actually, catnip is a member of mint family, points out
Dr. Kate Knutson, Bloomington,
Minn.-based past president of
the American Animal Hospital
Association. However, a breath
mint, if such a thing were available, would only be a temporary
breath fix, at best. That’s because
something medical is likely going on with your kitty. Odd as it
sounds, kidney disease can turn
a breath sour, and certainly a
dental problem may explain the
awful breath. See your veterinarian, and Knutson bets that soon
those kisses will soon smell
sweet as sugar.
by Liz Smith
“THE NIGHT is bitter, the
stars have lost their glitter/the
wind grows colder, suddenly
you’re older...”
So goes Harold Arlen and Ira
Gershwin’s mournful torch song,
“The Man That Got Away,” sung
by Judy Garland in 1954’s “A
Star is Born.” (Over the years,
others have performed this regretful longing for a lost love,
but, once Garland worked her
magic on a number, it became
hers, period.)
Soon, JSP Records will release
a massive CD set, “Judy Garland
Sings Harold Arlen.”
Arlen, along with collaborators such as “Yip” Harburg,
Johnny Mercer and Ted Koehler
was responsible for a great deal
of Judy’s legendary catalogue,
including “Over the Rainbow,”
“Get Happy,” “Stormy Weather”
(she and Lena Horne shared that
one), “Last Night When We
Were Young,” etc.
Everything has been lovingly
re-mastered, including Judy’s
surprise appearance at a Lincoln
Center tribute to Arlen in 1968,
which was taped from the audience. Just a few months before
her death, Judy sounds remarkably refreshed and strong, giving
perhaps her best rendition of the
tender “It’s a New World.” She
knew she had to be at her best
for Arlen, and she was.
Miss Garland, often seen as a
tragic figure during her tumultuous life and for a number of
years after her death, has been
rightfully re-vitalized and re-appreciated as a great artist. As is
fitting, and proper.
SOMETIMES, gossip can
still be amusing, and remind
me of a slightly (only slightly)
gentler time, when silly stories
abounded. Somebody sent me
one of these the other day, from
an online site, “PopSugar.”
It’s a photo tribute to - the beguiling azure eyes of Bradley
Cooper. “27 Pictures of Bradley
Cooper’s Blue Eyes That Will
Stop You in Your Tracks!”
I wasn’t stopped in my tracks.
I was sitting down. But scanning
the photos was fun and relaxing.
He really is a beautiful guy. And
I was tickled by PopSugar’s
description of the 41-year-old
leading man: “Bradley Cooper,
star of films and speaker of
French.”
ARE YOU bored? Do you
insist there’s nothing to do, no
place to go, and that reality TV
is your only respite? For shame!
Especially if you live in New
York City.
Here are just a few of the fun
things happening in the next
weeks and months:
Tommy Tune, the long-limbed
legend, returns to Cafe Carlyle
from Jan. 12 to Jan. 22. His
new act is called “Tommy Tune,
Tonight!” (Tune will be followed
on January 26 by the inimitable
Buster Poindexter.) Call 212744-1600.
...Alan Cuming, Tony winner
and all-around artiste, is being
presented at Carnegie Hall on
February 8. He will perform
ditties from his new CD, “Alan
Cumming Sings Sappy Songs.”
(Among these will be “You, You,
You,” from “The Visit,” Noel
Coward’s “If Love Were All”
and Sondheim’s “The Ladies
Who Lunch.” Darren Criss,
Ricki Lake and The New York
City Gay Men’s Chorus are also
on hand to assist Alan with the
sap. Call 212-247-7800.
...On January 28 Tony Kushner’s new translation of Bertolt
Brecht’s “Mother Courage and
Her Children,” opens at the
Stella Adler Studio of Acting.
For reservations go to Stellaadler.com.
...Overwhelming demand
has led to an extension for the
Off-Broadway’s smash revival
of “Ruthless!” I will run through
April, and maybe even further
into the season. This show,
which first came to New York 24
years ago, has been described as
a “mash-up of ‘The Bad Seed,’
“All About Eve’ and ‘Gypsy.’”
It runs a swift and riotous 90
minutes. Call 212-239-6200.
Bradley Cooper
.
..It had to happen - Seth Sikes,
the handsome and acclaimed
singer who has made such a
name for himself with his Judy
Garland-themed shows, returns
on March 12 to his popular
stomping ground, 54 Below,
with - ta da! - “Seth Sikes Sings
Liza Minnelli.” As with his
musical tribute to Judy, there
is “camp” involved. Seth just
gets up there and sings his heart
out. We are told not to expect
“the usual Liza blockbusters,”
such as “Cabaret” or “New
York, New York.” Seth goes in
for the lesser-known treasures.
Call 646-476-3551. And March
12 just happens to be Miss
Minnelli’s 70th birthday.
...In New York on June 20,
The Friars Club honors Tony
Bennett with its Entertainment
Icon Award. I know I don’t have
to explain Tony Bennett to you.
He is the singer and gentleman
par excellence who never goes
out of style. Just ask Lady Gaga.
Oh, now that I think of it, surely
Lady G. will be on hand for
Tony’s big night, yes?
Try to get in on this grand
event. Call 212-751-7272.
...Finally, if you want to take
the family to something fairly
new and altogether dazzling on
Broadway, get over to the New
Amsterdam Theatre and see the
lavish Disney fantasy, “Aladdin.”
The show goes from strength to
strength with audiences, recently
breaking the house record, with
a gross of $2,095,363 over eight
performances. With music and
lyrics by Alan Menken, Howard
Ashman, Tim Rice and Chad Beguelin, this is a genie of a show
that will not be back in its bottle
for a long, long time.
— BANDIT
adopted 11-26-09
Also, you said Henry is a
“few pounds” overweight - getting that weight off will benefit
Henry for several reason, as will
regular exercise.
gor, ME
Judy, Lorna, Liza and ... Seth Sikes!
This contains 45 tracks and
is produced and complied by
the team of John Stedman and
Lawrence Schulman, who have
presented other Garland treasure
sets, such as “Lost Tracks” and
“The Garland Variations.”
SHE SNORES MORE
THAN I DO, BUT I STILL
LOVE MY HUMAN.
diabetes is a manageable disease. Henry can still live for
a very long time, with insulin,
regular glucose monitoring
(perhaps even at your home),
and regular veterinary visits.”
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Sunroad Resort Marina, 955 Harbor Island Drive, San Diego
(619)497-5254.
January Joys. Sat, Jan 23, 8:30-10am. Free. Experience
nature up close. Meet by the flag poles at the Campground
Entry Station. Kumeyaay Lake Campground, Two Father
Junípero Serra Trail, San Diego
Magic Men LIVE! Sat, Jan 23, 8:30am. $25-$40. Ladies
night is about to get a lot more interesting... The first live
stage production to bring Magic Mike, Fifty Shades of Grey
and others to life. Balboa Theatre, 4th Ave, San Diego (619)
570-1100
U.S. Women’s National Soccer Team v. Republic of
Ireland. Sat, Jan 23, 2pm. Come cheer on the U.S. Women’s
National Team in preparation for Olympic Qualifying as they
face the Republic of Ireland. Qualcomm Stadium, 9449 Friars
Road, San Diego
Wellness Week Festival. Sat, Jan 23, 11am-3pm. Free.
Exhibitors, kids’ activities, live music, fresh organic food served
throughout the event. Encinitas Library, 540 Cornish Drive,
Encinitas
Monster Jam. Sat, Jan 23, 6pm. $15-$47. One of the
world’s largest and most famous monster truck tour featuring
some of the biggest names in monster trucks. Petco Park, 100
Park Boulevard San Diego (619)795-5000.
Rhythm Of Nature. Sat-Sun, Jan 23-24, 9:30-11am.
Free. Spend your morning in sync with Mother Nature. Meet
inside Visitor Center. Mission Trails Regional Park, One Father
Junípero Serra Trail, San Carlos
Food And Water Bowl Xxiv Cat Show. Sat-Sun, Jan
23-24 (Sat 10am-5pm; Sun 9am-5pm). $7-$9. Cat agility
courses, cat experts, exhibitors and close up viewing of unique
examples of popular breeds. Del Mar Fairgrounds, 2260 Jimmy
Durante Boulevard, Del Mar
Chinese New Year. Sun, Jan 24, 12-4pm. Free. Chinese
New Year decorations, snacks, exhibits, and entertainment.
The International Cottages are located southwest of the Organ
Bob Hope Theater
(858) 577-4143
Thursday, January 21
6:30 PM The Good Dinosaur (2D) [ PG ]
Friday, January 22
6:30 PM Daddy’s Home [ PG-13 ]
9:00 PM Sisters [ R ]
Saturday, January 23
3PM Star Wars:The Force Awakens (3D) PG-13
6:30 PM Point Break (3D) [ PG-13 ]
9:00 PM In the Heart of the Sea (3D) PG-13
Sunday, January 24
1PM Alvin and the Chipmunks: The
Road Chip [ PG ]
6:30 PM Star Wars: The Force Awakens
(2D) [ PG-13 ]
Wednesday, January 27
6:30 PM Krampus [ PG-13 ]
6:30 PM Brooklyn [ PG-13 ]
Pavilion. Balboa Park Hall of Nations, 2191 W. Pan American
Road, San Diego
Family Discovery Walk. Sun, Jan 24, 3-4:30pm. Free.
Focusing on enjoying nature as a family experience. We start
from the Visitor Center. Mission Trails Regional Park, One
Father Junípero Serra Trail, San Carlos
Wine and Canvas. Sun, Jan 24, 1-4pm. $35. Admission
includes aprons, easels, paints, brushes, step-by-step instruction and a 16”x20” canvas. Enjoy appetizers, burgers, salads,
entrées, craft beers, cocktails and wine. Hard Rock Cafe San
Diego, 801 4th Ave, San Diego (619)207-9431
Tuesday Night Run. Tues, Jan 26, 6-8pm. Free. Running
is always more fun in a group. Meet other runners like yourself
and have fun while getting a good workout. Endurance House,
401 N. Coast Hwy, Oceanside
Wine & Canvas: Hawaiian Nights. Tues, Jan 26, 6-9pm.
$35. A local artist will guide you as you recreate a featured
painting. Includes a 16”x20” canvas, easel, paint, brushes, and
apron. The Imperial House, 505 Kalmia Street, San Diego
Shen Yun Chinese Music And Dance Show. Tues-Thurs,
Jan 26-28 (Tues 7:30pm; Wed-Thurs 2pm & 7:30pm). $60$165. A journey through 5000 years of history with animated
backdrops, hand-made costumes, high-flying leaps, and thunderous drums. California Center for the Arts, 340 N. Escondido
Boulevard, Escondido
San Diego Sockers Vs Las Vegas Legends. Thurs, Jan
28, 7:05pm. $12-$30. The Sockers pursue another Ron Newman Cup and the hanging of a fifteenth championship banner.
Valley View Casino Center, 3500 Sports Arena Boulevard, San
Diego
Black Film Festival. Thurs-Sun, Jan 28-31. $10-$200.
Brings the spotlight to African American and African Diaspora Cinema. The Reading Theatre, 701 5th Ave, San Diego
(619)232-0401
Farmers Insurance. Thurs-Sun, Jan 28-31, 7am. $10.
One of golf’s biggest events of the year. San Diego’s leg of
the annual PGA Tour. Torrey Pines Golf Course, 11480 North
Torrey Pines Rd. La Jolla (858)535-4500
San Diego Gulls Vs Ontario Reign. Fri, Jan 29, 7:05pm.
$18-$60. The San Diego Gulls will begin their inaugural season
as the AHL affiliate of the Anaheim Ducks. Valley View Casino
Lowry Theater – NASNI, 619-545-8479, Bldg. 650
Center, 3500 Sports Arena Boulevard, San Diego
Lunar New Year Festival. Fri-Sun, Jan 29-31 (Fri 5pm10pm, Sat 10am-11pm, Sun 10am-10pm). $5-$10. Taste,
See, Hear, Touch, Smell and Feel the Asian Experience at the
Lunar New Year Festival. Qualcomm Stadium, 9449 Friars
Rd, San Diego
Home Improvement Show. Fri-Sun, Jan 29-31 (Fri 10am5pm; Sat 10am-6pm; Sun 10am-5pm). $10. Exhibits with
variety of home-improvement products, furnishings, decorating and remodeling ideas, display gardens, seminars. Del Mar
Fairgrounds, 2260 Jimmy Durante Boulevard, Del Mar
Wildlife Hike-A-Thon. Sat, Jan 30, 9am. $25. Bring the
whole family, and take the leisurely hike to the half-way point
where you can enjoy a refreshing drink before turning back
to the finish line. Dog-friendly event. Games and activities will
be set up before and after the hike. Lake Poway Recreation
Area, 14644 Lake Poway Road
Love Your Wetlands Day. Sat, Jan 30, 10am-4pm. Free.
This is the only day of the year that the Kendall-Frost Marsh
is open to the public. Kendall-Frost Marsh, 2055 Pacific Beach
Drive, Pacific Beach
The Comedy Get Down. Sat, Jan 30, 8pm. $50-$90. Cedric
the Entertainer, Eddie Griffin, D.L. Hughley, George Lopez,
and Charlie Murphy take the stage. Valley View Casino Center,
3500 Sports Arena Boulevard, San Diego
Visit Nature. Sat-Sun, Jan 30-31, 9:30-11am. Free. Every
walk is an opportunity to investigate natural surroundings
and experience nature sightings. Meet inside Visitor Center.
Mission Trails Regional Park, One Father Junípero Serra Trail,
San Carlos
Lunar New Year. Sat-Sun, Jan 30-Feb 21. Enjoy riveting performances from Chinese acrobats inside Mission Bay
Theater. Be awed by lion dancers and take in the beautiful
scenery and décor. SeaWorld San Diego, 500 SeaWorld Dr,
San Diego (800)257-4268.
Gogobot’s Dance Dance Resolution. Sun, Jan 31, 47pm. $15. 21+. Enjoy an international dance team battle, live
entertainment, interactive activities, exotic cars, and DJ beats.
Rancho Santa Fe Motor Club, 3270 Corporate View, Vista
Krampus Genre: Horror Cast: Adam Scott,
Toni
Collette, David Koechner, Allison Tolman,
6:00 pmIn the Heart of the Sea (PG-13)
and Conchata Ferrell Synopsis: A boy who
8:20 pmCreed (PG-13)
has a bad Christmas ends up accidentally
Friday, January 22
summoning a Christmas demon to his family
6:00 pmPoint Break (PG-13)
home. Rated: “PG-13” for sequences of hor8:20 pmDaddy’s Home (PG-13)
ror violence/terror, language and some drug
material Length: 98 minutes
1pmAlvin and the Chipmunks: The Road Chip (PG)
3:00 pmStar Wars: The Force Awakens (PG-13)
Naval Base Theater - NBSD, 619-556-5568, Bldg. 71
8:20 pmDaddy’s Home (PG-13)
5:50 pmAlvin and the Chipmunks: The Road Chip (PG)
Sunday, January 24
1:00 pmStar Wars: The Force
Friday, January 22
Awakens - 3D (PG-13)
3:40 pmPoint Break - 3D (PG-13)
8:30 pmSisters (R)
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6:00 pmIn the Heart of the Sea (PG-13)
8:20 pmKrampus (PG-13)
Q-Zone Theater- NAB, 619-437-5487
7:50 pmSisters (R)
Monday, January 25
11:00 am Open Season 2 (PG)
6:00 pm The Matrix Reloaded (R)
Action, Adventure, Fantasy
8:10 pmBrooklyn (PG-13)
8:00 pmSpotlight (R)
Friday, January 22
Tuesday, January 26
Camp Pendleton Theater (760) 725-9217
6:00 pm American Ultra (R) 96 min.
Three decades after the defeat of the
Galactic Empire, a new threat arises. The
7:50
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6:30pm Star Wars: The Force Awakens (PG13)
2:00 pm The Boxtrolls (PG) 100 min.
First Order attempts to rule the galaxy
Friday, January 22
4:00 pm Pan (PG) 111 min.
and only a ragtag group of heroes can
6:00pm Daddy’s Home (PG13)
6:00 pm The Visit (PG-13) 94 min.
stop them, along with the help of the
8:30pm Point Break (PG13)
Sunday, January 24
Resistance. PG-13 -135 min Director:
2:00 pm Step Up All In (PG-13) 112 min.
1pm Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Road Chip (PG) 5:50 pmDaddy’s Home (PG-13)
J.J. Abrams
3:30pm Point Break (PG13)
5:00 pm Star Trek (PG-13) 127 min.
6:30pm Star Wars: The Force Awakens (PG13)
Tuesday, January 26
Sunday, January 24
11:00 am The Lego Movie (PG) 94 min.
6:00 pm We Are Your Friends (R) 96 min. 1pm Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Road Chip (PG)
3:45pm **FREE MOVIE** Bridge of Spies (PG13)
Sisters Genre: Comedy Cast: Amy Poehler, Tina Fey, Maya Rudolph, Ike
6:45pm Daddy’s Home (PG13)
Barinholtz, James Brolin, Dianne Wiest, John Leguizamo and Bobby Moyni6:00 pm No Escape (R) 103 min.
han Synopsis: Two sisters decide to throw one last house party before
6:30pm *3D* Star Wars: The Force Awakens (PG13)
their parents sell their family home. Rated: “R” for crude sexual content
11 am Surf’s Up (PG) 85 min.
6:00 pm Black Mass (R) 122 min.
6:30pm Sisters (R)
and language throughout, and for drug use Length: 118 minutes
MOVIES Bases
Concerts
ï»¿Please confirm concerts
before attending. NOTE:
Some venues are age 21+
only.
January
Adicts. Thurs, Jan 21,
8pm. Punk/Rock. House of
Blues, 1055 Fifth Ave., San
Diego. (619) 299-2583.
Kottonmouth Kings And
Marlon Asher. Fri, Jan 22,
6:30pm. Rock. Soma, 3350
Sports Arena Blvd., San Diego (Midway district). (619)
226-7662.
Steel Panther. Sat, Jan
23, 7pm. Metal/Rock. House
of Blues, 1055 Fifth Ave., San
Diego. (619) 299-2583.
Travis Tritt. Sun, Jan 24,
7:30pm. $55-$65. Country.
Sycuan Casino Showcase
Theatre, 5469 Casino Way, El
Cajon. (619) 445-6002.
Europe. Sun, Jan 24, 8pm.
$36. Rock. 21+. Music Box,
1337 India Street, San Diego
Vanessa Carlton. Sun,
Jan 24, 8pm. $26. 21+. Rock.
Casbah, 2501 Kettner Boulevard, San Diego, 92101.(619)
232-4355
Dustin Lynch: Hell Of
A Night Tour. Thurs, Jan
28, 7pm. Country. $10-$39.
House of Blues, 1055 Fifth
Ave., San Diego. (619) 2992583.
G. Love And Special
Sauce. Fri, Jan 29, 8pm. $30$53. 21+. Blues/Funk/Rock.
Belly Up Tavern, 143 South
Cedros Ave., Solana Beach.
(858) 481-8140.
Dazed And Confused.
Fri, Jan 29, 9pm. Rock. 21+.
710 Beach Club, 710 Garnet
Avenue, San Diego
R5 And Ryland. Sat, Jan
30, 7pm. $32-$47. Balboa
Theatre, 868 Fourth Ave.
(619) 570-1100. www.sdbalboa.org
Pato Banton. Sat, Jan 30,
8pm. Reggae/Ska. 21+. Belly
Up Tavern, 143 South Cedros
Ave., Solana Beach. (858)
481-8140.
Country. Coach House, 33157
Camino Capistrano, San Juan
Capistrano (949) 496-8930
Ronnie Milsap. Fri, Feb
19, 8pm. Country. Pala Events
Center, 11154 Highway 76,
Pala
Theatre, 5469 Casino Way, El
Cajon. (619) 445-6002.
Nick Carter. Sat, Feb 27,
8pm. 21+. Pop. Belly Up
Tavern, 143 South Cedros
481-8140.
2583.
Breaking Benjamin.
Tues, March 8, 7:30pm. Rock.
Ave., San Diego. (619) 2992583.
Smokey Robinson. Fri,
311. Sun, March 6, 7:30pm.
$45-$65. Alternative/Rock
House of Blues, 1055 Fifth Ave.
Future
San Diego (619) 299-2583
Air Supply. Sat, Feb
20, 7:30pm. $34-$69. Pop.
Harrah’s RincÃ³n, 777
Harrah’s RincÃ³n Way, Valley
Center. (760) 751-3100.
Lee Ann Womack. Mon,
Feb 22, 8pm. 21+. Country.
Belly Up Tavern, 143 South
Cedros Ave., Solana Beach.
(858) 481-8140.
Rihanna. Fri, Feb 26,
7:30pm. Pop. Viejas Arena
at Aztec Bowl San Diego State
University. 5500 Canyon Crest
Drive, San Diego
The Gap Band. Fri, Feb
26, 8pm. $49-$59. Funk/Pop.
Sycuan Casino Showcase
tobyMac. Sun, Feb 28,
7pm. Chrisitan Hip-Hop. Viejas Arena, 5500 Canyon Crest
Drive, San Diego.
Fetty Wap, Post Malone,
Monty. Mon, Feb 29, 8pm.
Hip-Hop/Rap. House of Blues,
1055 Fifth Ave., San Diego.
(619) 299-2583.
March
311. Sun, March 6, 7:30pm.
$45-$65. Alternative/Rock.
Ave., San Diego. (619) 299-
March 18, 8pm. $85-$115.
Pop. Pechanga Resort and
Casino, 45000 Pechanga
Pkwy, Temecula, CA 92592.
(951) 693-1819
Disturbed. Sun, March 20,
7pm. Metal/Rock. House of
Diego. (619) 299-2583.
Vince Gill. Thurs, March
24, 7:30pm. $35-$80. Country. Jacobs Music Center, 750
B Street, San Diego
Olivia Newton John,
March 25, 8pm. $45-$70.
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868 Fourth Ave. (619) 5701100. www.sdbalboa.org
Ellie Goulding. Sat, April
23, 6:45pm. Pop. Viejas Arena at Aztec Bowl San Diego
State University. 5500 Canyon Crest Drive, San Diego
Primal Fear. Sat, May 14,
7pm. $30-$35. Rock. 21+.
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Brian Fallon. Sat, March
26, 8pm. Pop/Rock. House
of Blues, 1055 Fifth Ave., San
Diego. (619) 299-2583.
The Who. Fri, March 27,
7:30pm. Rock. Valley View
Casino Center (San Diego
Sports Arena), 3500 Sports
Arena Blvd., San Diego. (619)
224-4171.
Justin Bieber. Tues,
March 29, 7:30pm. Pop/R&B.
Valley View Casino Center
(San Diego Sports Arena),
3500 Sports Arena Blvd., San
Diego. (619) 224-4171.
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Bullet for My Valentine.
Tues, Feb 2, 6:30pm. Heavy
Metal/Hard Rock. House of
Diego. (619) 299-2583.
Steel Pulse. Tues, Feb 2,
8pm. Reggae/Ska. 21+. Belly
Up Tavern, 143 South Cedros
481-8140.
Ben Folds & San Diego Symphony. Fri, Feb
5, 7:30pm. $40-$80. Pop.
California Center for the Arts,
Escondido, 340 N. Escondido
Blvd., Escondido. (760) 8394438.
Tyga. Wed, Feb 10, 7pm.
$25. Hip-Hop/Rap. Observatory North Park, 2891 University Avenue,San Diego. (619)
239-8836.
Aaron Neville. Thurs, Feb
11, 8pm. Contemporary/Pop.
Balboa Theatre, 868 Fourth
Ave. (619) 570-1100. www.
sdbalboa.org
Engelbert Humperdinck.
Fri, Feb 12, 8pm. $55-$75.
Pop. Pechanga Resort and
Casino, 45000 Pechanga
Pkwy, Temecula, CA 92592.
(951) 693-1819
Valentines Super Love
Jam. Sat, Feb 13, 7:30pm.
R&B/Soul. Valley View Casino
Center (San Diego Sports
Arena), 3500 Sports Arena
Blvd., San Diego. (619) 2244171.
Frankie J. Sat, Feb 13,
8pm. $25. Pop/Latin. 21+.
Music Box, 1337 India Street,
San Diego
Lee Ann Womack. Wed,
Feb 17, 8pm. Pop/Rock/
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