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THURSDAY, MAY 5, 2016
Military Spouse
Appreciation Day
National Military Spouse
Appreciation Day is celebrated on the Friday before
Mother’s Day in May. This
year it will be celebrated on
Friday, May 8.
On Military Spouse Appreciation Day, military spouses
are honored for their contributions to keeping our country safe. America’s military
spouses are the backbone
of the families who support
our troops during mission,
deployment, reintegration
and reset. They are the silent
heroes who are essential to
the strength of the nation and
they serve our country just
like their loved ones.
In celebration of Military
Spouse Appreciation Day,
the armed forces have special events and programs to
inform, honor and recognize
military spouses.
NAS NORTH ISLAND (April 29, 2016) - Two Sailors participate in sexual assault prevention and
awareness before the SAPR run/walk here. Vendor booths, from Fleet and Family Support to NCIS,
were on hand emphasizing the theme “Eliminate
Sexual Assault: Know Your Part, Do Your Part.”
Approximately 2,500 people participated in the
5K run/2-mile walk. photo by Scott Sutherland
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Night Out
Friday, May 6, from 5-9
p.m. at MCAS Miramar’s Bob
Hope Theater. Join Marine
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for a free night full of fun,
prizes and entertainment.
Featuring musical entertainment with Gold Standard
and illusionist Austin Brooks.
Go to http://www.mccsmiramar.com/downloads/
and click on the Military
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Turn to page 15
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MILLINGTON, Tenn. - The “New to the Navy” mobile application is a one-stop resource for answers to many of the frequently
asked pay and personnel questions Sailors may have, and now it’s
even better.
On April 29, the Navy updated the app providing more in-depth
information, streamlining content location, and making overall
performance improvements.
Information additions include a new tab category “Links and
References,” which contains information and links Legal Services
and Voluntary Education (VOLED). The Legal Services section
covers the types of legal assistance and support the Judge Advocate
General provides, such as wills, notary, etc. The VOLED section
provides links to the Navy College Program website, the Web Tuition Assistance site, and much more. The update also adds pertinent
information for reserve pay and personnel content.
Additional new content consists of updated checklists and content
changes. There is a section for Sailors to know what to do when they
want to get married while on leave, and what to do when they’re getting ready to move to a new command. There are also updates to the
list of the Navy’s common terms and acronyms to help new Sailors
and family members learn to navigate the service’s alphabet soup.
The application is available now on all mobile platforms via their
respective application stores:
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Navy announces Harry S. Truman CSG will remain on station
ARABIAN GULF - The Navy
announced April 29 the Defense
Department’s approval of a
request from U.S. Central Command to extend the Harry S.
Truman Carrier Strike Group’s
ongoing deployment by 30 days
in support of Operation Inherent
Resolve and other counter-terrorism efforts.
USS Harry S. Truman (CVN
75) departed Norfolk in November 2015 for a regularly scheduled deployment to the U.S. 6th
and 5th Fleet areas of operation.
The strike group is currently
supporting the coalition fight
against ISIL.
“This decision is central to
our ongoing effort to dismantle
and roll back terrorist networks
in Syria, Iraq and elsewhere,”
said Chief of Naval Operations
Adm. John Richardson. “Accelerating the fight against ISIL
is the President’s number one
priority and the Truman strike
group plays an important role
as we work to destroy ISIL and
continue to go after the remnants
of al Qaeda.”
On April 15, the strike group
surpassed an operational milestone for delivering the most
carrier-based ordnance during
Operation Inherent Resolve,
substantially degrading ISIL
resources and leadership. Carrier
Air Wing (CVW) 7, embarked
aboard Truman, completed
1,407 combat sorties, delivering
1,118 precision-guided munitions equally over 580 tons of
ordnance.
“The contributions we’re
making in the maritime environment are key to ensuring regional stability,” said Rear Adm.
Bret Batchelder, commander,
Carrier Strike Group (CSG) 8.
“Our sailors’ commitment and
professionalism has been significant, and as a strike group,
we’re at peak operational effectiveness; so we’re going to stay
in the fight a while longer. I want
the sailors and their families to
know how proud I am of their
continued efforts and dedication
to this fight.”
The Theodore Roosevelt Carrier Strike Group held the previous record when it delivered
1,085 precision-guided munitions in support of counter-ISIL
operations in 2015.
“Terrorist organizations remain a significant threat to U.S.
interests. The superb efforts
of the men and women of the
Truman strike group have and
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Richardson.
The Harry S. Truman Carrier Strike Group was originally
scheduled to complete the first
seven-month deployment for
a carrier group since the Navy
announced the goal in 2014.
Amphibious ships and submarines are already deploying in
seven-month increments.
“Before deviating from our
seven-month deployments, we
consider each Combatant Commander’s request to ensure the
readiness of our naval forces,”
said Richardson. “We will do
everything we can to mitigate
the impact on our families and
execute planned seven-month
deployment lengths going forward.”
USS Harry S. Truman receives cargo during a vertical replenishment
with dry cargo ship USNS Richard
E. Byrd. Navy photo
Carter convenes counter-ISIL defense ministers meeting in Germany
by Cheryl Pellerin
WASHINGTON - Iraq, Syria, and the worldwide fight against
the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant are on the agenda for the
second meeting of the defense ministers of countries that are making
the most substantial contributions to the counter-ISIL fight, Defense
Secretary Ash Carter said May 2.
The secretary spoke to reporters traveling with him to U.S. European Command headquarters in Stuttgart, Germany, where he
attended a Eucom change-of-command ceremony, during which
Army Gen. Curtis M. Scaparrotti took over command from Air Force
Gen. Philip M. Breedlove.
The ministers, Carter said, “like us, are determined to deal ISIL
a lasting defeat. I met with them in January [and] briefed them on
our military campaign plan and the roles and functions that would
be needed to accomplish that, [and I] asked them to do more. These
folks have done more.”
The secretary said the group will discuss the situations in
Syria and Iraq, the ISIL problem worldwide, defense of homelands and other dimensions to make sure everyone is working
together on the counter-ISIL fight in Iraq and Syria, and on
political and economic aspects as well, which Carter said are necessary for success.
“I’m sure we’ll be meeting again and again … until this is done,”
said Carter. “And I also last week had the opportunity to meet with
the Gulf partners, also important contributors, and talked to them
about the same thing, which is doing more, taking advantage of
opportunities, capitalizing on
momentum and building further
momentum.”
The group also will discuss
efforts involved in accelerating
U.S. counter-ISIL efforts and
the participating countries’ corresponding additional efforts In
Iraq and Syria in the military,
political and economic spheres.
Discussions are going on with
NATO about how others can
increase their efforts and work
together, Carter said, adding that
he expects the subject to be discussed at the upcoming NATO
defense ministers meeting that
he will attend, as well as at the
NATO summit that President
Barack Obama will attend in
Warsaw, Poland, in July.
In response to a question
about accelerated U.S. counterISIL efforts in Iraq and Syria,
Carter said that as the missions
in both countries evolve, the
roles of troops there evolve.
“We are always looking to
build momentum in this,” he
added, “so as the campaign
progresses [in Iraq] and in Syria,
and more opportunities are presented to make different kinds of
contributions, we’re going to do
that. That’s the whole point.”
Carter said the Defense Department welcomes the fact that
local forces in Iraq are moving
toward Mosul, even though supply lines will be longer and the
logistics burden will be greater
than it was in Ramadi and Hit.
National Military
NCIS warns Sailors following
spike in ‘sextortion’ cases
by Lt. Karl Schonberg
GROTON, Conn. - The Naval
Criminal Investigative Service
(NCIS) is warning Sailors not
to engage in sexually explicit
activities online in response to
a recent increase in reports of
sexual extortion, or “sextortion,”
aboard Naval Submarine Base
New London.
Sextortion is a cybercrime
perpetuated against unwitting
victims who are approached in
casual conversation and then
seduced into engaging in online
sexual activities. After fulfilling
the sexual requests, which are
recorded without the victim’s
knowledge or consent, the victim
is threatened with public exposure and embarrassment if he or
she does not pay a specified sum
of money to the perpetrator, usually through a wire transfer.
“It is a growing problem,”
says local NCIS Special Agent
Ryan Colwell, who specializes
in sexual crime related investigations.
“We have seen multiple instances of Sailors here being
victimized in the past six months
alone.”
Since August 2012, perpetrators have targeted at least 160
service members across the
country, with more than 50 confirmed incidents of sextortion
resulting in a cumulative loss of
more than $45,000.
NCIS encourages Sailors to
be cognizant of how they advertise themselves and whom
they engage with online to avoid
being lured into a compromising
situation.
“Typically, the criminals involved will request a wire transfer via Western Union to their
accounts anywhere from $500
to $1,500,” said Colwell.
“Unfortunately most of these
wire transfers are going to international accounts in the Philippines and it is difficult for
American authorities
to prosecute the
perpetrators because they are
in a foreign
country. Filipino authorities generally
do not seek
prosecution in
these cases because they require
victims to file formal
complaints in person.”
Because NCIS is unable to
recoup financial loss in most
sextortion cases, the best defense
is to be vigilant about protecting
personal information and to refrain from engaging in sexually
explicit activities online, including posting or exchanging compromising photos or videos.
“Noticing the signs of these
perpetrators can actually be quite
easy,” explains Special Agent
Colwell. “You’ll see a friend
request from someone you have
never met and their profile will
be very haphazardly arranged
with very little identifying information, few posts, and online
friends consisting of primarily of
service members.
“We have seen cases where
the victim saw that the perpetrator was mutual friends with their
former submarine school classmates or boot camp classmates
and decided to accept their friend
request. Criminals use friend
networks to their advantage
and send requests to everyone
in a community to establish legitimacy, increase their odds of
being accepted, and widen their
pool of potential victims. It’s
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“We’re adapting accordingly,” he said. “That kind of thing [will]
keep going until we win.”
Extra troops that the department has sent to Syria have been
valuable in identifying and enabling local forces of the kind that
were successful in important fighting around the Tishrin Dam and
the town of Shadadi, the secretary said, “so we want to build on
that success.”
As Sailors become more aware
of the dangers of the Internet,
perpetrators are adapting to create a more
legitimate-looking
profile and are
employing new
methods to encourage victim
compliance and
circumvent law
enforcement efforts.
How online threats
have evolved, said Colwell,
is that perpetrators have begun
approaching service members
via online dating websites like
PlentyOfFish or MeetMe, which
require users to agree to a disclaimer stating he or she is at
least 18 years of age. Shortly
thereafter, the Sailor and unknown person exchange cell
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Other members of the coalition also are sending in more troops,
he added, “[and] they’ve acknowledged - some of them have at least
- that they have Special Forces doing exactly the same thing.”
Another reason the department needs more troops in Syria, Carter
said, is that he has asked Gulf and European countries to do more
there. “And this is our way of providing the liaison and the people
who will enable them in turn to make their contributions,” he said.
“All wars develop and learn and build combat power over time,
and all wars of consequence, particularly in today’s world, involve
an end state in which the people who live there govern themselves
in some decent way,” Carter said. “We have to keep that end state
in mind, as you always have to do in warfare.”
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Centcom Commander: Communications breakdowns,
human errors led to attack on Afghan hospital
by Jim Garamone
WASHINGTON - Communications and equipment failures
and human error compounded
by the stress of combat contributed to the mistaken airstrike
on a Doctors Without Borders
trauma facility in Kunduz City,
Afghanistan, last October, the
commander of U.S. Central
Command said here April 29.
Gen. Joseph L. Votel told
Pentagon reporters that 16 service members were disciplined
because of the tragic attack by
an AC-130 aircraft that led to
the deaths of 42 people.
Votel again apologized for the
incident and said the command
will do all it can to learn from
the incident.
The general stressed that none
of the personnel involved in the
attack knew they were firing on
a hospital. “The intended target
was an insurgent-controlled site
which was approximately 400
meters from the Doctors Without
Borders Trauma Center,” the
general said. “The investigation
found that an AC-130 gunship
air crew in support of a U.S.
[Army] Special Forces element
that was supporting an Afghan
partner ground force misidentified and struck the Doctors
Without Borders Trauma Center.”
Votel put the mistaken attack
in context. U.S. special operations personnel and their Afghan
partners on the ground in Kunduz had been engaged in intense
fighting for several consecutive
days and nights and had repelled
heavy and sustained enemy attacks, he said.
“The ground force was fatigued from days of fighting,
still engaged with an aggressive
enemy, and running low on
supplies,” the general said. “In
response to this urgent tactical
situation, the AC-130 aircraft
and crew launched from the
base 69 minutes earlier than
originally planned.”
The urgent situation meant
the aircrew did not have time to
receive all pertinent information, to include identification
of no-strike areas such as the
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Navy celebrates 2016 Asian American,
Pacific Islander Heritage Month
WASHINGTON - The Navy joins the nation in celebrating
the contributions of Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders
during Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month
throughout May.
The Navy encourages commands to embrace this year’s
national theme “Walk Together, Embrace Differences, Build
Legacies.”
This year’s three imperatives serve to promote equal
representation and to remove barriers in developing diverse
leaders, acknowledging the challenges that still exist today.
Today, there are 24,500 Asian American and Pacific Islander Sailors serving in the Navy, including eight admirals
and 235 master chief and senior chief petty officers. These
Sailors represent more than 56 ethnic groups, speaking over
100 languages from Asia and the Pacific Islands, living in
the United States.
Asian American and Pacific Islanders of various nationalities and ancestry have been serving in the Navy since the
early 19th century. The rich history of these cultures, their
struggles against adversity to achieve equality, significant
contributions to the American experience, and the opportunity
to build the foundation for a bright future are made reality by
some great leaders who share the same heritage.
“The ground force
was fatigued from
days of fighting, still
engaged with an
aggressive enemy,
and running low on
supplies.”
- Gen. Joseph Votel
DoD photo by Sgt. 1st Class Clydell Kinchen
hospital. The aircraft’s satellite
radio failed en route to Kunduz
and the aircrew could not receive
the no-strike information once
in flight.
“Shortly after arriving on the
scene, the aircraft was fired on
by a surface-to-air missile and
subsequently moved several
miles away from the city center,”
Votel said. “From this distance,
the aircrew received the grid coordinates of a Taliban-controlled
building.”
When they attempted to plot
the coordinates of the enemy
building, he said, the system
directed them to an open field,
which was obviously not the
correct location. “The aircrew
attempted to find the intended
target in the nearby area, but
instead, they found the Doctors
Without Borders trauma center
that generally matched the physical description of the building
relayed over the radio by the
ground force,” the general said.
The aircrew mistakenly believed that the trauma center was
the Taliban-controlled building,
which was actually about onequarter mile away, said Votel.
“The investigation found that
throughout the engagement
that followed, the ground force
commander and the aircrew
mistakenly believed that the
aircrew and aircraft was firing
on the intended target.”
The general emphasized that
the trauma center was a protected facility and was on a
no-strike list. “Our forces did
not receive fire from the trauma
center during the incident, nor
did the investigation find that
insurgents were using it as a base
for operations,” he said.
The investigation concluded
that certain personnel failed to
comply with the rules of engagement in the law of armed conflict, but this did not rise to the
level of war crime, the general
said. “The label ‘war crimes’ is
typically reserved for intentional
acts - intentional targeting [of]
civilians or intentionally targeting protected objects or locations,” he said.
Votel said the 16 service
members - including a general
officer - received appropriate
administrative or disciplinary
action, including suspension and
removal from command, letters
of reprimand, formal counseling
and extensive retraining.
“In light of the report’s conclusion that the errors committed were
unintentional, and after considering
other mitigating factors, such as
intense combat situation and equipment failures that affected the mission, from a senior commander’s
perspective, the measures taken
against these individuals were
appropriate to address the errors
they made,” he said.
U.S., Australian Defence Force
complete Fleet Synthetic Training
YOKOSUKA, Japan - Commander, Task Force 70 units,
Destroyer Squadron (DESRON) 15 units, Army and Air
Force assets and units from the Australian Defence Forces
participated in a Fleet Synthetic Training-Joint exercise
16-72 April 29.
FST-J is a computer-based synthetic training that allows
geographically separated units to integrate in a tactically and
operationally demanding virtual environment.
“This FST-J exercise is conducted according to 7th Fleet
requirements to ensure the units are current on their training
and certification,” said Capt. Richard Haidvogel, commanding officer of Tactical Training Group, Pacific. “Ultimately
the goal of these exercises is to improve interoperability
with our joint partners and allies.”
FST-J 16-72 is a multiplatform scenario designed to
integrate air, land, and sea units.
Future USS Frank Petersen begins fabrication
PASCAGOULA, Miss. - The construction of future USS
Frank E. Petersen Jr. (DDG 121) is officially underway at
Huntington Ingalls Industries shipyard.
The milestone, which signifies the first 100 tons of
steel being cut, was marked with a ceremony held in the
shipyard’s fabrication shop April 27.
The guided-missile destroyer honors Frank Emmanuel
Petersen Jr., who was the first African American aviator and
general officer in the Marine Corps. After entering the Naval
Aviation Cadet Program in 1950, Petersen would go on to
fly more than 350 combat missions throughout the Korean
and Vietnam Wars. by MC3 Sara B. Sexton
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Navy leader passes away, leaves legacy in SW community
clude the Tomahawk cruise missile, Standard missile, LAMPS
helicopters and the Ticonderogaclass Aegis guided-missile cruisers. He was also instrumental
in the initial requirements for
Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyers.
Vice Adm. Henry C. Mustin. Navy photo
by MC2 Charlotte Oliver
FORT MEADE, Md. - Retired
Vice Adm. Henry C. Mustin
passed away April 11 from
congestive heart failure at age
82. The Naval Academy in Annapolis, Md., will hold funeral
services at the Academy Chapel
to honor Mustin and his 34-year
service to the Navy.
A fifth generation naval officer, Mustin commissioned as an
ensign from the Naval Academy
June 3, 1955.
“From as far back as the
1800s, the Mustin family name
has been synonymous with a
legacy of service in our Navy,”
said Chief of Naval Operations
Adm. John Richardson.
Arleigh Burke-class guidedmissile destroyer USS Mustin
(DDG 89) is named for the
Mustin family.
The Vietnam veteran served
with the Delta River Patrol
Group as flag lieutenant to the
commander-in-chief Pacific and
later as a destroyerman serving
at sea both in the Pacific and
Atlantic Fleets.
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“Our thoughts and prayers are
with his wife Lucy, the entire
Mustin family and the countless
shipmates that mourn his loss,”
Richardson said. “He will be
greatly missed.”
Mustin retired from the Navy
in 1989. His decorations include
two Distinguished Service Medals, three Legions of Merit,
three Bronze Stars with Com-
bat “V,” Meritorious Service
Medal, Air Medal with Gold Star
and Combat “V,” Joint Service
Commendation Medal, Navy
Commendation Medal With
Combat “V,” Navy Achievement
Medal, Combat Action Ribbon,
Presidential Unit Citation, two
Navy Unit Commendations,
three Meritorious Unit Commendations, many campaign and
service medals, and numerous
foreign decorations and awards,
including the Vietnamese Medal
of Honor and Gallantry Cross
with Palm.
Honor Flight San Diego completes
another mission to nation’s capitol
Once again extending gratitude to World War II veterans,
Honor Flight San Diego’s “Tour
of Honor Flight” returned to San
Diego April 30 from Washington, D.C.
The 76 WWII veterans who
made the trip spent April 29
visiting memorials dedicated
to their service and sacrifice.
The semi-annual homecoming
at Lindbergh Field draws 5001,000 people including military
in uniform saluting each veteran,
and children and adults waving
American flags.
According to Holly Shaffner,
public relations specialist for
HFSD, “Tour of Honor Flights”
show gratitude for the WWII
veteran’s service and “to give
them the homecoming many did
not receive when they returned
from war.”
Among the veterans who
made the most recent trip were
Marine Corps veteran William Hay, who served 30 years
through WWII, Korea and Vietnam eras, and Coast Guard vet
William Halliday, who served
in the Philippines, Japan, Guam
and Iwo Jima during WWII.
“We have a long list of local
WWII veterans waiting to take
our ‘Tour of Honor’ and most
are between 85 and 100 years
old,” said Jeff Hall, Honor Flight
San Diego chairman and military
veteran. “In fact, a Pearl Harbor
survivor veteran on one of our
most recent trips was 103. So
there is an extreme sense of
urgency in raising monies as
quickly as we can to coordinate
as many trips as possible.”
HASC approves 2017 NDAA
Last week, the full House Armed Services
Committee (HASC) marked up and approved the FY 2017 National Defense
Authorization Act (HDAA-H.R. 4909).
The bill includes the following:
•Authorizing a new TRICARE fee for
active duty personnel who join the military after January 1,
2018;
•Authorizing a new enrollment fee ($100 for individual/$200
for families) for TRICARE Standard starting in 2020, if U.S.
Comptroller General certifies quality of care improvements;
•Reorganizing TRICARE for those under age 65 into two
programs, Prime (HMO) and TRICARE Standard (which would
include TRR, TRS, TYA);
•Rejecting the Administration’s request for FY 2017 TRICARE
fee increases and large pharmacy co-pays for retirees under age
65, and for a TRICARE for Life (TFL) enrollment fee for new
beneficiaries;
•Providing active duty with an annual pay increase (2.1
percent) that keeps pace with civilian pay increases, which is
larger than that requested by the Administration;
•Extending the expiration date from Oct. 1, 2017 to Oct. 1,
2018 for the Special Survivor Indemnity Allowance (SSIA)
for military widows/widowers;
•Providing a pilot program for select commissaries to offer
variable pricing models and introduce private label products into
the commissary system; and
•Reforms military divorce (USFSPA) by requiring former
spouse awards to be based on a service member’s grade/years
of service at the time of divorce (not retirement).
The general public can help
fund thenext Honor Flight San
Diego “Tour of Honor” by making a donation. Your contribution
covers the cost of escorting our
Veterans to Washington D.C. at
no cost to them.
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“His forward-leaning approach to warfighting was instrumental in the development of
numerous shipboard and weapons technologies,” Richardson
said. “Vice Adm. Mustin took
strong hold of the naval legacy
passed to him by both his father
and grandfather, cementing
into history a continued family
drive for ingenuity and service
to country.”
Mustin directed all Navy arms
control planning, including negotiations with the Soviet Union
and led high level U.S. interagency delegations to Moscow;
London; Paris; Lisbon, Portugal;
Oslo, Norway; and Seoul, ROK
He also served as the senior U.S.
military representative to the
United Nations.
Sports & Events
Four Semper Fidelis All-American Alumni
selected in first round of 2016 NFL Draft
by Sgt Jacky Fang
Four Semper Fidelis All-American Alumni were drafted in the
first round of the 2016 National Football League Draft on April
28, 2016. First round draftees include number one draft pick Jared
Goff, Ronnie Stanley, DeForest Buckner, and Will Fuller.
and played in the 2012 SFAAB.
Fuller, who played wide receiver at the University of Notre Dame, was taken as the number
21 pick by the Houston Texans and played in the
2013 SFAAB.
The Semper Fidelis All-American Bowl, a high school all-star
game sponsored by the Marine Corps, partnered Marines with
high achieving student athletes to share leadership lessons and
positively impact their future success.
Since the program’s inception in 2012, more
than 450 high school student athletes became
Semper Fidelis All-Americans. For more information or imagery of previous SFAAB, please visit
semperfidelisfootball.com.
Goff, who played quarterback at the University of California,
was selected by the Los Angeles Rams and played in the 2013
SFAAB.
Stanley, an offensive tackle from the University of Notre
Dame, was taken sixth overall by the Baltimore Ravens and
played in the 2012 SFAAB.
The seventh draft pick, Buckner, a defensive end from the
University of Oregon, was chosen by the San Francisco 49ers
Drill instructor Sgt. Matthew Lee presents Jared Goff with his Semper Fidelis
All-American Bowl jersey at a banquet
Jan. 3, 2013. More than 100 athletes
were selected to participate in the
event. The Los Angeles Rams drafted
Goff with the number one pick in the
2016 NFL draft, April 28, 2016.
Tips to create the perfect sports viewing set-up at home
(StatePoint) When it comes to
watching the game, the next best thing
to the stadium can be your home. And
sometimes home viewing can be even
better. This season, take your spectating more seriously by bringing your
entertainment center to the next level.
Whether you’re hosting the whole
crew or just watching the game solo,
these tips can make you feel like you’re
really there:
Food and Drink Replicate the
MOVIES
at
the
Bases
Lowry Theater – NASNI, 619-545-8479, Bldg. 650
Genre: Comedy, Mystery
Cast: Josh Brolin, George Clooney, Alden
Ehrenreich, Ralph Fiennes, Scarlett Johansson,
Tilda Swinton, Frances McDormand, Channing Tatum and Jonah Hill
Synopsis: A Hollywood fixer in the 1950s
works to keep the studio’s stars in line.
Rated: “PG-13” for some suggestive content
and smoking
Length: 106 minutes
Thursday, May 5
6:00 pm 10 Cloverfield Lane (PG-13)
8:10 pm The Divergent Series: Allegiant (PG-13)
Friday, May 6
6:00 pm Barbershop: The Next Cut (PG-13)
8:20 pm The Boss (R)
Saturday, May 7
3:20 pm My Big Fat Greek Wedding 2 (PG-13)
8:00 pm Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice - 3D (PG-13)
Sunday, May 8
3:20 pm Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice (PG-13)
6:10 pm Eye in the Sky (R)
Monday, May 9
Tuesday, May 10
6:00 pm Miracles From Heaven (PG)
Wednesday, May 11
Thursday, May 12
Bob Hope Theater 858-577-4143 *Indicates last showing
5-May-16
6-May-16
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Sat
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Wed
Thur
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ballpark or arena with the right
food and drink. Whether you go
with classics like peanuts and
Cracker Jacks, or you serve the
updated gourmet fare found at
many stadiums today, give your
guests something delicious to
snack on while cheering for
their favorite team. Serve up
frothy drinks and some team
spirit in etched glasses with the
team logo.
Consider creating a satellite
kitchen or beverage area in your
entertainment room. This way,
you don’t have to wait until the
commercial break for a refill.
Some avid fans even set up
popcorn carts and turnstiles in
their viewing rooms to replicate
the stadium feel.
Upgrade Your View You
don’t need to pay through the
nose to do better than the nosebleed section. The best seats for
never missing a play can be right
at home.
Replace an ordinary TV with
a projector for a larger viewing
area. For example, consider
Casio’s new lineup of LampFree
projectors. A LampFree projector generates high brightness,
without compromising color,
clarity or performance. It’s a
cost-effective solution for sports
fans who want to optimize their
See sports, page 7
The Choice
Genre: Romantic Drama
Cast: Benjamin Walker, Teresa Palmer,
Maggie Grace, Alexandra Daddario, Tom
Wilkinson and Tom Welling
Synopsis: Travis and Gabby first meet
as neighbors in a small coastal town and
wind up in a relationship that is tested by
life’s most defining events.
Rated: “PG-13” for sexual content and
some thematic issues
Length: 111 minutes
PG-13 | Action, Adventure, Fantasy | 151 min
Fearing that the actions of
Superman are left unchecked,
Batman takes on the Man of
Steel, while the world wrestles with
what kind of a hero it really needs.
Q-Zone Theater- NAB,
619-437-5487, Bldg. 337
Thursday, May 5
11:00 am Mulan (G)
6:00 pm Burnt (R)
Friday, May 6
6:00 pm Concussion (PG-13)
Saturday, May 7
2:00 pm Our Brand Is Crisis (R)
5:00 pm 13 Hours: The Secret
Soldiers of Benghazi (R)
Tuesday, May 10
11am How to Train Your Dragon (PG)
6:00 pm Love The Coopers (PG-13)
Wednesday, May 11
6:00 pm The Night Before (R)
Thursday, May 12
11:00 am Tangled (PG)
6:00 pm Trumbo (R)
6:30 PM 8:06 PM *The Perfect MatchR
5:00 PM 9:00 PM Military Spouse AppreciationLive
10:00 AM 2:00 PMFamily Fun Day - MOMC Live
3:00 PM 5:31 PM Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice (2D) PG-13
6:30 PM 8:22 PM Barbershop: The Next Cut PG-13
9:00 PM 10:51 PMMidnight Special PG-13
1:00 PM 2:34 PM My Big Fat Greek Wedding 2PG-13
6:30 PM 8:09 PM The Boss-R
6:30 PM 8:19 PM *Miracles From Heaven-PG
6:30 PM 8:31 PM *The Divergent Series: Allegiant PG-13
Naval Base Theater - NBSD, 619-556-5568, Bldg. 71
Thursday, May 5
5:50 pm Eye in the Sky (R)
8:00 pm Midnight Special (PG-13)
Friday, May 6
Saturday, May 7
12:50 pm Miracles From Heaven (PG)
Sunday, May 8
Monday, May 9
Tuesday, May 10
Wednesday, May 11
Thursday, May 12
The Clubhouse – NBPL, Main Base
619-53-9138, Bldg. 546
Thursday, May 5
6:00 pm Lilo & Stitch (PG)
Friday, May 6
6pm Pride & Prejudice & Zombies (PG-13)
Saturday, May 7
11:00 am The Finest Hours (PG-13)
6:00 pm How To Be Single (R)
Sunday, May 8
11:00 am Ride Along (PG-13)
6:00 pm Ride Along 2 (PG-13)
Monday, May 9
6:00 pm Hail, Caesar! (PG-13)
Tuesday, May 10
6:00 pm The Choice (PG-13)
Wednesday, May 11
6:00 pm Endless Love (PG-13)
Thursday, May 12
6:00 pm Big Hero 6 (PG)
Career & Education
Vouchers accelerate advanced education for senior enlisted
by Ed Barker
A path to providing senior
enlisted personnel with advanced education opportunities
was announced April 26 via
Naval Administrative Message
(NAVADMIN) 092/16, in a call
for applications for the FY-16
Advanced Education Voucher
(AEV) program.
The AEV program offers
post-secondary, Navy-relevant
education at the baccalaureate
and master’s level and provides
financial assistance to chief,
senior chief and master chief
petty officers.
Master Chief Electronics
Technician (EXW/FPJ) Richard Simpson, Enlisted Education
Program coordinator for the
Naval Education and Training
Command (NETC), said this
program is a significant investment in the future of enlisted
leadership, offering a fullyfunded and rapid education.
“For senior enlisted members interested in or pursuing
advanced education in Navyapproved areas of study, the
AEV program is an incredible
resource,” said Simpson. “AEV
offers the opportunity for accelerated degree completion
as it pays for 100 percent of
tuition, books and fees up to a
specified limit. Sailors currently
on or transferring to shore duty
and those at sea whose duty assignment will allow for degree
completion during off-duty time
should definitely apply.”
Examples of approved, Navyrelevant degrees include: strategic foreign languages, construction management, security
management, emergency and
disaster management, human
resources, engineering, information technology, nursing, and
Sports
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Big Sound To create surround sound, you will need at
least four speakers and a subwoofer. Create an equilateral
triangle, with the right and left
front speakers as two points and
your primary seat as the third
point. Meaning, if you are seated
seven feet away from the screen,
your speakers should be seven
feet apart from each other and
angled toward you. Place them at
the same height as ear level.
To enjoy the game like a
seasoned fan and host the best
viewing parties around, take
steps to improve your entertainment set-up at home and you’ll
never miss a play.
Financial assistance for baccalaureate degrees covers 100
percent of tuition, books, and
related fees up to $6,700 per
year for a maximum of three
years with the total program cost
capped at $20,000. For master’s
degrees, it provides 100 percent
of tuition, books, and related
fees up to $20,000 per year for
a maximum of two years with
the total program cost capped
at $40,000.
Senior Chief Navy Counselor
(SW/AW) Nikki Munoz, command career counselor for the
Naval Special Warfare Development Group in Virginia Beach,
Virginia, used the AEV program
to get her Bachelor of Arts and
Master of Business Administration degrees from the University
of Phoenix.
“We are leading an exceptionally intelligent force in today’s
Navy,” said Munoz. “In order to
provide the most effective leadership, we must drive personal
and professional development.
The Navy offers programs such
as AEV to meet those goals, and
I advertise this program at chief
petty officer career development
boards.”
Eligible applicants include
E-7s with no more than 17 years
time-in-service (TIS), E-8s with
no more than 19 years TIS, and
E-9s with no more than 23 years
TIS. TIS is computed to Oct. 1.
At a minimum, baccalaureate
program applicants must have
an associates degree from an
accredited institution of higher
learning or the equivalent amount
of college credits already earned.
Master’s program applicants
must have a bachelor’s degree
from an accredited institution of
higher learning.
AEV is available to personnel
transferring to, or currently on
shore duty with sufficient time
ashore to complete the degree
program. Prospective applicants
on sea duty may still apply if
they provide an education plan
that shows their ability to complete the program as specified
in the NAVADMIN. Selectees
are expected to enroll in the fall
2016 term.
If an applicant is already
invested in furthering their education through TA or other
financial assistance programs,
they may still apply for AEV.
However, AEV and TA benefits
may not be combined, nor may
AEV be used to earn more than
one degree at a time. Lower division or prerequisite courses may
be authorized if they are part of
the approved education plan.
A service obligation of three
times the number of months of
education completed or three
years, whichever is less, is
incurred upon completion of
or withdrawal from the AEV
program. This obligation is
discharged concurrently with
any other service obligation the
participant may have already
incurred. Use of AEV does not
obligate the Navy to retain a
member on active duty.
Applications for AEV are currently being accepted by NETC
(N523). The deadline for submission for the FY-16 program
is May 27 and the selection
board will convene in June 2016.
An endorsement by both the
applicant’s commanding officer
and command master chief must
be included in the application.
Application details, format and
more information can be found
at the Navy College website:
http://www.navycollege.navy.
mil/aev/aev_app.html.
For more information contact
Master Chief Richard Simpson,
NETC N523, at (850) 452-7268
(DSN 459) or email at richard.
l.simpson@navy.mil.
For more news from Naval
Education and Training Professional Development and Technology Center, visit http://www.
netc.navy.mil/netpdtc/Default.
htm.
by Ed Barker
Capt. Lee Newton, commanding officer of the Naval Education and Training Professional
Development and Technology
Center (NETPDTC), announced
April 28 the command will drop
the ‘technology’ term from its
name and become the Naval
Education and Training Professional Development Center
(NETPDC).
The name change follows a
reorganization of the command
last year by its headquarters,
Naval Education and Training
Command (NETC).
The re-organization realigned
the NETPDC technology component under the NETC N6
Information Technology department and the visual information
component under the NETC N7
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Fleet Integration, Learning and
Development department. Also
under the realignment, Navy
Voluntary Education was transferred under the management of
NETPDC.
“We’ve changed our name to
better reflect our new composition and mission,” said Newton.
“Our name may have changed,
but our customers can expect the
same exceptional service from
our team of dedicated professionals here at NETPDC.”
NETPDC, located at Saufley
Field in Pensacola, provides
products and services that enable
and enhance education, training,
career development, and personnel advancement throughout
the Navy. Primary elements of
the command include the Voluntary Education Department,
the Navy Advancement Center
and the Resources Management
Department.
Get the latest information on
Navy enlisted advancement by
visiting the Navy Advancement
Center on Facebook: http://www.
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others. Degree programs other
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by the NAVADMIN must be
validated by the AEV program
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Family Life
Making a SPLASH in aquatic safety
by Debbie Deutsch
Did you know that a child can drown
in as little as one inch of water and in
as quickly as 20 seconds? Pretty scary
statistic, isn’t it? Do you want to know
something even scarier? Drowning is
typically not like we see in the movies.
You know the ones I’m talking about…
flailing arms with loud cries for help
until the gallant lifeguard swims out to
their rescue. Sadly, drowning often occurs quietly and often unseen. In fact,
according to the Centers of Disease
Control and Prevention, one in five
instances of drowning occurs in public
pools with lifeguards present. Let that
sink in for a minute…one in five with
lifeguards present!
While we can continue to throw more
alarming statistics at you, we believe
that it is more important to educate our
parents and our youth on the importance
of drowning prevention. In doing so, we
have launched the Navy Fitness Drowning Prevention Campaign: SPLASH.
Through SPLASH, Navy Fitness strives
to educate our patrons on pool safety
with six key Aquatic safety principles:
•Stay within arm’s reach. The first
line of defense in prevention of an
unintentional drowning is you. As a
parent, it is your responsibility to watch
your child/children while you are at the
pool or waterfront. All non-swimmers
must be within arm’s reach at all times
of their parents.
•lProtect your non-swimmers. Water
wings and other inflatable floats and
devices are not designed to save your
child, nor allowed in our Navy MWR
Aquatic facilities. “Floaties” often provide children and parents with a false
sense of safety, which can prove to be
dangerous and even fatal. All non-swimmers who are unable to maintain their
head and shoulders above water in the
shallow end and who wish to use the
pool are encouraged to be in a Coast
Guard approved life jacket and must
remain within arm’s reach of their parent at all times.
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• Learn to swim. Research shows a reduction in the risk of drowning by as
much as 88 percent among children ages one to four years old by participation in
formal swim lessons. We have experienced and certified instructors available to
provide swim lessons for all ages. Whether it’s for your five year old, 15 year old, or
even yourself, remember, you’re never too old to learn how to swim.
• Assess swim skills. Proper skill assessment is vital in ensuring the safety of
children. All youth 17 and under that wish to use the deep end of the pool, including
slides and diving board, must be assessed prior to entering the pool with the new
Navy Youth Swim Test.
• Swim safely. A day at the pool or beach is fun. However, as much as it is fun, it
needs to be safe. Water games are acceptable, but games that include extended breath
holding are not authorized. Remember, even the strongest swimmers and elite athletes
can die using breath holding techniques and games. Stay safe, swim safe.
• Hang it up. No tweet, status update, text or phone call is worth risking a child’s
drowning and/or possible death. The Consumer Product Safety Commission reported
that injuries involving swimming pools climbed 36 percent in children under five
years old between 2007 and 2010, a time period in which adult smartphone use also
skyrocketed. Eliminate those unnecessary distractions, keep sight of your child at all
times, and simply, enjoy the time with your children.
For more information on SPLASH, visit www.navyfitness.org or visit
our Facebook page: Splash: Navy Fitness Drowning Prevention Campaign.
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6126 Benson Avenue, SD 92114 (619) 262-8384
Sunday 7:00 am, 9:00am and 11:00 am Worship Service
2nd Wednesday's 6pm YLoV and YMoV
Wednesday Night Live (WNL) 7pm
"A Multi-Cultural, Multi Ethnic, Multi Generational Church"
www.bayviewbc.org
hrist Community Church
Helping people love God and each other more!
Sundays at 8:45 am & 10:45 am with Children's Ministries for All Kids!
Small Groups for Teens and Adults of all Ages!
9535 Kearny Villa Rd., Mira Mesa 92126;Located just off Miramar Rd. & I-15
www.gotoChrist.com or (858) 549-2479
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Liam came close, but it did not quite make the top of the list
of most popular baby male names in San Diego in 2015. There
were 272 Emmas born in the region in 2015, but another female
name reigned supreme.
According to the County Health and Human Services Agency,
which records all births and deaths in the region, more than
45,000 babies were born in San Diego County last year, and
the most popular boy and girl names were just a few babies
apart.Here is the list of top 10 baby names parents chose for
their children in 2015.
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The Perfect Place for Imperfect People to Mature in Christ!
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Tues Bible Connection-7pm Location: 2321 Dryden Rd., El Cajon, CA 92020
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t. Moriah Christian Church
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Sunday Services 10am and 6pm
Awana Wednesdays 6:30 pm
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"Reach Up, Reach Out, Reach the World"
Interim Pastor Jim Baize
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Sunday Bible Study 8:45 am, Sunday Worship Service 10 am
Friday's Women's Bible Study 9:30-11:30 am
445 C Ave, Coronado,CA 92118 (619) 435-6588
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esa View Baptist Church
"Where the Shout has not Died Out"
1345 Skyline Dr, Lemon Grove, CA 91945
Sunday School and Adult Bible Classes: 9:30 am
Sunday Morning Service 11am,Sunday Evening at 5:30pm
Midweek Service and Teen Church, Thursdays at 7pm
www.lighthousebaptist.com (619) 461-5561
Dr. Darrow Perkins, Jr., Th.D. Pastor/Servant
Seeking Sinners; Saving Souls, Strengthening Saints
Sunday Church School at 9:30 am
Early Morning Worship at 8 am (Starting Jan. 3) Morning Worship at 11 am
Wednesday Night Bible Study 7 pm (Will start back up January 6, 2016)
13230 Pomerado Rd, Poway CA 92064
www.mesaview.org (858) 485-6110
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Pastor Dennis Eley, Jr, MBA
Sunday: Worship Service 10:30am to 12:30pm
Wednesday: Bible Study 6pm to 7:30pm
Skyline Recreation Center, 8285 Skyline Dr, San Diego, CA 92114
Toll free 855-209-3879 www.militaryoutreachministries.org
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"Purpose Driven" Gospel Church
Multi- Cultural, Non-Denominational
Services on Sunday at 9 a.m. Near Miramar Base
L.J. Thomas - Sr. Pastor
7055 Carroll Rd, San Diego CA 92121
(858) 335-5795 www.mtmoriahcc.org
ew Directions Church
A Church where a change of heart take place
Sunday Worship 10:30 am
Wednesday Night Bible Study 6:30 pm
Rev. Phillip L. Brown, Sr.; Pastor
4855 Seminol Dr., San Diego, Ca 92115
PO Box 740443 San Diego, Ca 92174 Mailling address
www.ndcsd.org (619) 822-4961
New military families are moving to San Diego
every day. Invite them to worship with you
in the Dispatch Church Directory.
(619)280-2985
On Base & On Board
Join the Navy’s Bay Bridge Run/Walk 30 Year Celebration!
The Navy’s Bay Bridge Run/Walk, presented by SDG&E, Northrop
Grumman and Unified Port of San Diego, is Sunday, May 15, 2016.
Your only chance to walk across the Coronado Bridge! Register today
at www.navylifesw.com/bridgerun.
Summer Day Camp A fun and productive place for your child
to learn new skills, acquire new interests, make new friends, and
explore San Diego on field trips is in the neighborhood! CYP offers
day camp for youth, 6-12 years old, in six Navy housing areas in San
Diego: Admiral Hartman, 858-270-2060 Chesterton, 858-268-2252
Gateway Village, 619-225-5628 Murphy Canyon, 858-268-2828
Silver Strand, 619-435-5056 Village at Serra Mesa, 858-571-3853
For full day camp details visit or call the Center near you. Register
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Beach Fest Saturday, May 7, 10 am-5 pm, FREE, NBPL, Main
Base, Smuggler’s Cove Celebrate the beach life! Enjoy free kayak and
stand up paddle board lessons, free SCUBA and outrigger orientation,
a BBQ, and much more fun for the entire family. It’s an extraordinary
event not to be missed! For more information call 619-553-9138.
Be the Stars ~ Dance Competition Saturday, May 7, 6-10 pm,
FREE, Murphy Canyon Youth Recreation Center It’s our own LIVE
“Dancing with the Stars!” Whether you participate or are part of the
audience…don’t miss this one! Refreshments provided. Info: 619545-9576 or 619-437-3190
Olympic Anniversary Wednesday, May 11, 11 am, FREE
Celebrate our one-year anniversary with a competition of Olympic
proportion! Each team of four (must have, at least, one a female)
competes in four timed events ranging from free throws and football
toss to a sprint relay and soccer goal kick. Giveaways for all and prizes
to winning teams! Sign up today! Stop by or call the VADM Martin
Fitness Center NASNI, Bldg. 1507, 619-545-0237.
R.P.M. (Run, Play, Move) ~ A FREE, 6-Week, Youth Fitness &
Education Program Wednesdays, May 11-June 15 (must enroll for
full 6 weeks) For Youth 6-10 years, 2:30-4 pm, @ VADM Martin
Fitness Center, NASNI R.P.M. is a dance inspired fitness based youth
program geared toward individuals looking to have major fun! This
6-week program gives participants the ability to learn new things
about themselves while working in the group. It’s not just a dance
class. It’s energetic workouts led by an MWR coach, plus lectures
and activities focusing on topics such as nutrition, self-esteem and
anti-bullying. Who’s ready to RUN, PLAY AND MOVE! Register
by 5/6/16 online at www.navylifesw.com
HERO SPIN ~ Memorial Day Tribute Ride Thursday, May 12,
8-9 am, FREE, NBSD, Admiral Prout Track, next to Bldg. 3279 Spin
as we ride in remembrance of our Fallen Service Members and Gold
Star Families left behind. Register online today! www.navylifesw.
com Call 619-556-9509 for more details.
From Ballast Point to Ballast Point Brewery Tour & Tasting
Friday, May 13, 2:30 pm, $5 (transportation only) The Clubhouse
is behind another epic trip – this time, to tour and taste at Ballast
Point Brewery, one of San Diego’s craft beer pioneers. Register:
619-553-9138
Balboa Park - Largest Zoo Roar Saturday, May 14, 6 pm, FREE,
Balboa Park Organ Pavilion Be part of the Guinness World Recordmaking LARGEST ZOO ROAR with the San Diego Zoo, as they
celebrate 100 years! Navy Community Recreation will be there, too!
Check in at our booth from 4:30-6 pm for a photo opportunity with
special zoo props. Don’t miss out on this once-in-a-lifetime event! No
pre-registration necessary. Info: 619-556-9597
Yosemite Trip Friday-Monday, May 27-30, $170 active/$180
guest Awaken your spirit! Explore the natural beauty of Yosemite
National Park with Liberty! Sign up at your base Liberty Center or
call 619-437-3190. Trip is open to enlisted active duty and a guest,
18+. Cost includes transportation, camping fees and in-camp meals.
Sign up and pay by 5/18.
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Disneyland Trip Trip open to enlisted active duty and a guest,
18+. Q-Zone, NAB: 619-437-3190 Saturday, May 7 • 7 am • $100
active/$110 guest Join Q-Zone for a one park-one day of magical
fun! Sign up by 5/5.
Explore San Diego: Stonewall Peak Trip open to enlisted active
duty and a guest, 18+. Liberty Hall, NBPL, Harbor Drive Annex:
619-524-6587 and The Clubhouse, NBPL, Main Base: 619-5539138 Sunday, May 8 • 10 am • $8 We’re hiking to the peak for a
gorgeous Southern California desert view!
Hump Day Bowling Trip open to enlisted active duty and a guest,
18+. The RECYARD, NBSD: 619-556-5078 Wednesday, May 11 •
6:30 pm • $5 Get over the mid-week hump! Cost includes transportation, shoe rental, pizza, beverages and 90 minutes of bowling.
Whaley House Trip open to enlisted active duty and a guest, 18+.
Liberty Center, NMCSD: 619-532-8909 Friday, May 13 • 5 pm •
$2 active/$5 guest Visit one of the most haunted houses in the world
with the Liberty Center…if you dare! Cost covers transportation.
Admission fee of $13 paid on site.
Root for San Diego’s Home Team! Trips open to enlisted active
duty and a guest, 18+. Q-Zone, NAB: 619-437-3190 Friday, May
20 • 4 pm • $30 active/$35 guest (per trip) Padres vs. Dodgers
Monday, June 13 • 5 pm • $30 active/$35 guest (per trip) Padres
vs. Marlins, celebrate Filipino Heritage Night! Cost includes ticket
and transportation.
Red Deck Concert Series Concerts open to enlisted active duty
and a guest, 18+. Liberty Hall, NBPL, Harbor Drive Annex: 619524-6587 Saturday, May 21 and June 11 • 5 pm • FREE LIVE music
and free food! All you need to do is sign up.
AQUATICS
Youth H2O Polo – Starting July 12 $50 • Tuesdays & Thursdays
• 9-9:45 am A great introduction to the sport for youth 6-12 years
old! Learn basic skills and understanding of the sport in a recreational
format with “Splashy Ball”; MWR’s way to harness all the fun and
dynamic aspects of the game! Fee includes eight (8) club sessions. Get
started now! Contact Naval Base Point Loma, Main Base Aquatics
at 619-553-0934.
Learn to Swim with MWR! Affordable private and semi-private
lessons are available for all ages. NBPL, Main Base Pool, Bldg. 1,
619-553-0934 VADM Martin Pool, NASNI, Bldg. 1507, 619545-2877
FREE Active Duty Swim Lessons Lessons are led by an American
Red Cross Water Safety Instructor. Available for beginning, intermediate and advanced swimmers with instruction on the side stroke
available as well. Space is limited ~ call today! Tuesdays & Thursdays
• 6:30-8:30 am NAB Pool, Bldg. 508, 619-437-5012 Wednesdays
• 7-7:45 am NBPL, Main Base Pool, Bldg. 1, 619-553-0934
Water Fitness A great full-body, low-impact workout! FREE
for active duty, dependents and DoD, $3 per guest Tuesdays and
Thursdays 3:15-4 pm • VADM Martin Pool, NASNI, Bldg. 1507,
619-545-0237
Masters Swim Practice NAB Pool, Bldg. 508 • Tuesdays &
Thursdays 11 am-12 pm VADM Martin Pool, NASNI, Bldg. 1507
• Wednesdays 11 am-12 pm Are you looking for serious workout?
We have the answer, come join us! Call 619-437-5012 (NAB) or
619-545-2877 (NASNI) for more details.
Sharks Club – Starting July 11 $50 for 8 training sessions • Mondays & Wednesdays • 9-9:45 am. We’re a youth swim team developed
to help students transition from swimming lessons to swim team.
Our focus is stroke technique to enhance swimming skills needed for
competitive swimming. It’s a fun environment ~ check us out! Call
the NBPL, Main Base Pool, Bldg. 1, at 619-553-0934.
Sailing Classes: Ahoy Mates. Beginner, intermediate & advanced
sailing classes. Saturday-Sunday 2-day session runs 9 am-4:30 pm
at Fiddler’s Cove Marina. Class fees are E1-E6 $150; E7 and above
and Retirees $200; DoD civilians $225; and sponsored guests $250.
Dependent fees at the sponsoring active duty or retiree rate. Pre-registration is recommended as classes fill up fast. 619-522-8680.
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Unmanned vehicle set for sea trials in San Diego
by Scott Sutherland
SAN DIEGO - The “Sea
Hunter” unmanned vessel was
showcased to San Diego Navy
officials May 2 by the Defense
Advanced Research Projects
Agency (DARPA).
According to DARPA, Sea
Hunter is an entirely new class of
ocean-going vessel, one able to
traverse thousands of kilometers
over the open seas for months
at a time, without a single crew
member aboard.
The 132 foot long, 40 ton vessel was christened in early April
in Portland, Ore., by DARPA’s
anti-submarine warfare Continuous Trail Unmanned Vessel (ACTUV) program. The ceremony
marked the vessel’s transition
from a DARPA prototype project
to a new stage of open-water
testing to be conducted by the
Office of Naval Research.
Jarrod Adams, a DARPA
spokesman, said, “Potential missions include submarine tracking and countermine activities,
those things that help protect
the Navy’s most valuable assets
- aircraft carriers and surface
ships. It could have many other
applications.”
DARPA said that in Septem-
ber 2014, they signed a Memorandum of Agreement with ONR
to jointly fund an extended test
phase of an ACTUV prototype.
DARPA will collaborate with
ONR to fully test the capabilities
of the vessel and several innovative payloads during open-water
testing.
Adams said DARPA will
retain ownership of the diesel
vehicle until sometime in December. “It will then be turned
over to ONR where it will undergo sea trials based out of
Naval Base Point Loma.”
In a news released issued by
DARPA, Robert Work, Deputy
Secretary of Defense, said at
the christening ceremony that
this is going to be a Navy unlike any navy in history, “a
human-machine collaborative
battle fleet that will confound
our enemies. The other thing
this ship represents is incredible
innovation.”
“As the chief mad scientists of
the Navy, I say the best ships are
partnerships,” said Rear Adm.
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Indonesia, Timor Leste, Malaysia, the Republic of the Philippines, and Vietnam are all
scheduled to host this year’s
Pacific Partnership mission.
Japan will also lead a mission
to Palau.
Medical, dental, civil-engineering, and veterinary teams
will partner with each host
nation to conduct civic-action
projects, community health exchanges, medical symposiums,
and humanitarian and disaster
relief (HA/DR) drills. Engagements between Pacific
Partnership participants and
host nations are intended to
improve capacity, enhance
regional partnerships, and increase multilateral cooperation
for HA/DR preparedness.
“Through Pacific Partnership we foster persistent
presence and enduring relationships with our allies and
partners throughout the IndoAsia-Pacific,” said Rear Adm.
Charles Williams, commander,
Task Force 73, the executive
agent for this year’s Pacific
Partnership mission.
“This dynamic mission is a
great example of multilateral
and civil-military cooperation
and serves as a model for coordination among participating
nations, government agencies,
and non-government organizations.”
Hospital ship Mercy at anchorage
in Simpson Harbor off the coast
of Rabaul, Papua New Guinea.
photo by MCC Chris Tucker
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used to include a deputy mission
commander from the Australian
Defense Force and a mission
chief of staff from the New
Zealand Defense Force.
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diplomatic
relations
between
the U.S. and Vietnam.
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empower
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the planning and implementation
of disaster preparedness and
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response preparedness while
enhancing partnerships with
participating nations throughout the Indo-Asia-Pacific region.
largest annual multilateral humanitarian assistance and disaster relief preparedness mission
conducted in the Indo-Asia-Pacific. This year’s mission will be
led by Commander, Destroyer
Squadron (DESRON) 23, embarked on hospital ship USNS
Mercy (T-AH 19), and will
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FROM APRIL 21-26, 2016
Navy SEAL killed in action in
support of Inherent Resolve
THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 2016
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cell. Upon completion of his
tour as an instructor, Keating
checked back into a West
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platoon leading petty officer
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SPACE A DEPARTURE FLIGHTS - MAY 5-8, 2016
* TO REGISTER ONLINE, FORWARD YOUR FULL NAME, RANK, AND IF ACTIVE, RETIRED OR RESERVE
TO NASNI_AIR_TERMINAL_MANAGER@NAVY.MIL.
* SHOW TIME FOR ALL FLIGHTS IS 2 HOURS PRIOR TO THE TIME POSTED BELOW.
* 2 CHECKED BAGS/1 CARRY-ON TOTALING 60 POUNDS MAX PER PERSON.
* 20 POUNDS MAX PER PERSON ON A C20 AIRCRAFT.
* NO OPEN TOE SHOES ALLOWED ON FLIGHTS.
LEMOORE (121), NORFOLK (7), PENSACOLA (7)
FT WORTH (121)
NAS NORTH
ISLAND - Naval
Air Systems Command (NAVAIR) aerospace engineers Joshua
Time
Rivera and Joanne
Jordan were
honored (26)
for their contributions to the Navy Apr. 25 by the American
1 p.m.
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SATURDAY, NOV. 28, 2015 Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA) - San Diego Section.
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SUNDAY, NOV. 29, 2015
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(UCSD)(121)
and SDSU to understand, manage and potentially resolve
delamination issues within fastener holes of composite skins found on legacy F/A-18 Hornet
fighter aircraft.
Navy file photo of
In her position as the “interim” Stress Lead for the F/A-18Hornet A-D program, Jordan was
Charles Keating IV, 31,
recognized for her contributions and management oversight. Jordan assigns work to, coordinates
of San Diego.
meetings with, and provides weekly updates to senior civilian and military leadership well above
her paygrade.
FRIDAY, NOV. 27, 2015
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NAVAL AIR STATION NORTH ISLAND - FLIGHT INFO-LINE: (619) 545-8273
THURSDAY, MAY 5, 2016
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FALLON (121)
FRIDAY, MAY 6, 2016
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SATURDAY, MAY 7, 2016
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11:45 a.m.
JACKSONVILLE, FL (25)
HICKAM (25
SUNDAY, MAY 8, 2016
Conditions of Travel: There is no guaranteed space
for any traveler. The Department of Defense is not obligated to continue an individual’s travel or return him
or her to point of origin, or any other point. Travelers
shall have sufficient personal funds to pay for commercial transportation to return to their residence or
duty station if space-available transportation is not
available.
Time
9 a.m.
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NAVAIR engineers recognized by AIAA
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schedule for Marine Corps Air Station Miramar isn’t
posted for the public. You can call (858) 577-4283 to
get an updated Space ‘A’ schedule.
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C20
Carl Vinson announces Sailors of the Quarter
SAN DIEGO - USS Carl Vinson (CVN 70) Commanding Officer, Capt. Karl Thomas, recently
announced the Vinson Sailors of the Quarter for the first quarter of 2016.
Aviation Boatswain’s Mate (Fuel) 1st Class Jonathan Gaxiola is the Senior Sailor of the Quarter
(SSOQ) for the first quarter of year 2016 while Aviation Ordnanceman 2nd Class Kevin Seybert
is the Junior SOQ for the first quarter.
“If I really do deserve this award, it’s because of my junior enlisted Sailors and my peers,” said
Gaxiola. “To me this award is not for any personal achievement, but a way to show my Sailors
that their hard work pays off.”
“I’d like to thank my leadership for helping me to be where I am now,” said Seybert. “I listened
to their guidance and they didn’t steer me wrong. My division had a member selected as Sailor
of the Quarter twice in a row now.”
NBSD joins in for Main Street Clean Up May 7
Local Military News Briefs
* TO REGISTER ONLINE, FORWARD YOUR FULL NAME, RANK, AND
IF ACTIVE, RETIRED OR RESERVE TO
NASNI_AIR_TERMINAL_MANAGER@NAVY.MIL.
* SHOW TIME FOR ALL FLIGHTS IS 2 HOURS PRIOR TO THE TIME
POSTED BELOW.
* 2 CHECKED BAGS/1 CARRY-ON TOTALING 60 POUNDS MAX PER
PERSON.
* 20 POUNDS MAX PER PERSON ON A C20 AIRCRAFT.
* NO OPEN TOE SHOES ALLOWED ON FLIGHTS.
Servicemembers and employees of Naval Base San Diego (NBSD) will conduct a Main Street
Clean Up May 7, an event in which Sailors and the local community join together to pick up trash
and debris around Naval Base San Diego.
Twice each year more than 500 Sailors and their families from Naval Base San Diego, as well as many
other ashore and afloat commands in the metropolitan area, volunteer in this worthy effort to beautify
the neighborhoods around NBSD and enhance the quality of life and maintain neighborly relations.
Volunteers will be spanning the area from Main Street in National City to 28th Street in San Diego’s
Barrio Logan region and removing debris from the vicinity. Volunteers will muster at Mariner’s Park
located on 32nd St between Harbor Dr. and Main St. for the event, scheduled to begin at 7 a.m.
The event will be opened by NBSD Commanding Officer Capt. Curt Jones and National City Mayor
Ron Morrison.
This is a good opportunity for residents of National City and San Diego to join together with the
community’s Sailors to improve the appearance of the area and continue fostering goodwill, teamwork
and understanding among residents, businesses and the Navy.
SAN DIEGO (April 24, 2016) - Hospital
Corpsman 3rd Class Grace Layugan, representing USS Theodore Roosevelt (CVN
71), performs the national anthem on the
field at Petco Park, home field of the San
Diego Padres during Petco Park’s Theodore Roosevelt Day. Theodore Roosevelt is
currently homeported in San Diego awaiting a regularly scheduled maintenance
period. Navy photo by MC2 Chase C. Lacombe
(left) SAN DIEGO (May 2, 2016) - Master Chief Hospital Corpsman Jeffrey Pritchett, left, Master Chief
Gunner’s Mate Jeremy Smith and Master Chief Electrician’s Mate (Nuclear) Nathan Jones stand at attention after being pinned to the rank of master chief
petty officer on USS Carl Vinson (CVN 70) flight deck.
The Carl Vinson Strike Group is scheduled to deploy
on a Western Pacific deployment in 2017. Carl Vinson
is currently pierside in its homeport of San Diego.
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About Your Health
The mind-body connection and spiritual fitness
by Randal Craft
We watch, hear, and read about
the influence that our mind can
have on our body, the mind-body
connection, throughout the media
these days. This topic continues to
be widely researched and Deepak
Chopra, MD is a well-known
leader of the dialogue. He adds
another dimension to the subject
in his book, “Reinventing the
Body, Resurrecting the Soul”,
in which he discusses the role of
one’s soul in relationship to the
mind and body. He says it this
way, “It (the soul) creates the mind
and emotions. In other words,
the soul is the very foundation of
experience.” We can effectively
control our bodies by the kinds of
attitudes and thought processes
we entertain, which take place in
the soul. Chopra believes that we
can each have a significant impact
on our lives by “resurrecting” our
soul—understanding its potential
and taking action to bring positive
change into our lives.
While there continues to be
much research and writing on the
subject of the mind-body connection, we can also learn a great deal
on the topic from a noteworthy
health pioneer of the 19th century who wrote a book that was
selected in 2002 by the Women’s
National Book Association as one
of 75 books by women whose
words have changed the world.
The book is “Science and
Health with Key to the Scriptures”
and was written by Mary Baker
Eddy who was renowned for her
teachings on the subject.
She states, “A material body
only expresses a material and
mortal mind….You embrace your
body in your thought, and you
should delineate upon it thoughts
of health, not of sickness.”
She further conveys how the
qualities of one’s thought and
character can impact the body:
“Hatred, envy, dishonesty, fear,
and so forth, make a man sick…”
plus, “Mortal mind forms all
conditions of the mortal body,
and controls the stomach, bones,
lungs, heart, blood, etc., as directly
as the volition or will moves the
hand.” She expected people to be
able to have dominion over the
mental/emotional and physical ills
that they may face in their everyday lives, ultimately experiencing
healing through prayer. She conveys the significant relationship
which the mortal, that is, human
mind has with the body and directly makes this point: “Mortal
mind and body are one.”
In effect, Chopra’s and Eddy’s
ideas point to a healthy state of
mind expression that is often used
in the military services today:
spiritual fitness.
The Chairman of the Joint
Chiefs of Staff Instruction (CJC-
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spiritual fitness this way: “Spiritual fitness includes the development of personal qualities needed
to sustain a person in times of
stress hardship, and tragedy.
These personal qualities may
come from religious, philosophical, or human values and form the
basis for character, disposition,
decision making, and integrity.”
And also, “Spiritual fitness has
several traditional rather than
scientific components. Those
components include spiritual
beliefs, values and practices; core
beliefs: purpose and meaning;
self-awareness, reflection and
introspection; transcendence; relationships beyond self; and spiritual
experiences.” So, spiritual fitness
enables us to be mentally strong
when tested by challenges in life
such as stress, discouragement,
hopelessness, immorality, grief,
resentment, intolerance, anger, etc.
Some related personal qualities
are purposeful, resilient, flexible,
hopeful, forgiving, respectful of
others, tolerant, moral, faithful-believing/having faith in others
and/or God, a Higher Power, or in
accord with one’s particular religious or philosophical beliefs.
The Department of Defense
(DoD) has developed a comprehensive effort called “Total force
Fitness for the 21st Century”. The
Human Performance Resource
Center website (a DoD initiative
under the Force Health Protection
and Readiness Program), http://
hprc-online.org, states, “Total
Force Fitness is a new paradigm
within the Department of Defense
and is a framework for building
and maintaining health, readiness,
and performance in the United
States Armed Forces. It views
optimal performance as a holistic
concept that requires a connection
between mind, body, spirit, and
relationships.”
The subject website provides a
variety of resources to support all
personnel and family members in
their efforts to strengthen their total, including spiritual, fitness. In
addition, it provides access to the
publication, Supplement to Military Medicine, Volume 175, No 8,
dated August 10, 2010. Its article,
“Why Total Force Fitness?” states,
“…it is well accepted that pain
is influenced by psychological,
social, and even spiritual components. Case studies have shown
that hypnosis or the belief in God’s
blessing can help individuals resist
pain.” And, “For example, a study
by Kiecolt-Glasier published in
The Archives of General Psychiatry, 2005 showed that family
conflict can significantly influence
physical wound healing. Time
to heal was delayed by an entire
day following a marital conflict
as compared to after a supportive
social interaction.” Needless to
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say, the DoD is “hot” on the topic
of the mind-body connection and
sees spiritual fitness as a key
element.
A couple of other online resources which support military
personnel and family members
in strengthening their spiritual
fitness are important to mention: 1) http://www.health.mil is
sponsored by the Military Health
System and the Defense Health
Agency. Open the “Operation
Live Well” section and click
on “Integrative Wellness”. 2)
http://www.realwarriors.net was
launched by the Defense Centers
of Excellence for Psychological
Health and Traumatic Brain Injury (DCoE) in 2009. Search for
“spiritual fitness”. Under “Search
results” click on “Strengthen your
Well-being through Spiritual
Fitness” for helpful information
including “Spiritual Fitness Tips”
and “What Line Leaders Can Do”
with a link to an insightful “Spiritual Fitness Assessment”.
There is much to learn from
the research, studies, and writings in support of the mind-body
connection and its relationship
to our health. And, as indicated
above, our spiritual fitness plays
a key role in our total fitness. Just
like for physical fitness, in order
to strengthen our spiritual fitness
we need to have a dedicated,
disciplined approach. This would
involve consistently evaluating
our spiritual fitness and working
to strengthen it as needed. It’s
encouraging to know that there are
many useful resources available to
help us in this effort.
Randal Craft is a retired US
Navy chaplain and is the media
representative for First Church
of Christ, Scientist, Chula Vista.
He can be reached at <craftrbk@
yahoo.com>.
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Third Avenue buzzes with
excitement for ‘Avenue Amps & Ales’
Saturday, May 14,12-6 pm
Get amped! Chula Vista’s first
craft beer and music festival,
Avenue Amps & Ales is rocking
Third Avenue Village from 12
-6 p.m. on Saturday, May 14.
Avenue Amps & Ales will host
over 20 craft breweries, live
bands and artisans in and around
Memorial Park in Chula Vista’s
Original Neighborhood.
Join south bay’s uprising and
imbibe in unlimited samples of
over 50 craft beers. The 21 and up
crowd can sip and savor unique
brews from industry veterans
including Green Flash Brewing,
Belching Beaver Brewery and
Karl Strauss Brewing. Enjoy
distinct South Bay flavor with
Bay Bridge Brewing, NOVO
Brazil and the newest craft beer
addition to Third Avenue, Th3re
Punk Ales Brewing. The event
goes international with extended
offerings from Baja to Belgium.
This, in addition to tastings from
more than fifteen additional San
Diego breweries, fermented ciders and wine tastings for ticket
holders makes Avenue Amps &
Ales the most buzz worthy event
of the year.
Keeping the energy as high as
the hop counts, live bands The
Routine, Urban Skies, Sidetraxx
and The Major Minus will amplify
Memorial Park with non-stop
eclectic music ranging from rock
to reggae. Exotic foods, artisanal
vendors and community organizations round out this unique festival
hybrid.
As the craft beer industry pours
into Third Avenue Village and the
City of Chula Vista at large, Avenue Amps & Ales aims to quench
the thirst of south bay and San
Diego beer enthusiasts. Avenue
Amps & Ales promises an epic
event, turning former conventions
about craft beer in the south bay
on its full bodied head. Be a part
of the #southbayuprising and join
the fun, laid back atmosphere that
is Third Avenue Village at Avenue
Amps & Ales.
Advance tickets for the unlimited sampling of over 50
craft beers are a mere $25. Snag
the advanced price to ensure
your entrance into the event and
avoid paying $35 at the door. A
portion of the Avenue Amps &
Ales ticket proceeds will be donated to the Chula Vista Police
Foundation. For more information and to purchase tickets
visit http://www.readertickets.
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2016 Coronado Historic Home Tour:
Celebrate Mother’s Day, May 8
touring Coronado homes by the sea
An annual Mother’s Day tradition continues on May 8, 2016 when
the Coronado Historical Association (CHA) will once again host the
Coronado Historic Home Tour featuring six exquisite local homes that
represent life by the sea. For many locals, this event is an annual part of
their Mother’s Day celebration. However, visitors come from all over
Southern California to attend this annual event.The Home Tour houses
will be open one day -- Mother’s Day -- from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. This year
the Home Tour will include the 2016 GEM Award winner, a 5200 sq ft ,
1918 Italian Renaissance home with 7 bedrooms and 8 bathrooms. Each
year the Coronado Historical Association bestows a GEM award to one
home/homeowner who by Going the Extra Mile (GEM) accomplished
exceptional results to preserve a Coronado cultural resource. This historically designated home has done just that.
The CHA annual Home Tour is a major fundraiser for the organization, requiring months of planning and preparation. It is also a part of
the events scheduled as part of Coronado’s preservation month. This
year’s Home Tour Co-Chairs are a mother and daughter team, Felicia
Bell and Katy Bell Hendrickson- long time Coronado residents. They
began working behind the scenes early last fall with the homeowners,
volunteer committee, photographers and research writers.The Home
Tour houses will be open one day -- Mother’s Day -- While admiring
the architectural features and interior designs of these lovely homes,
you’ll learn more about the colorful history and life in Coronado. And
the purchase of annual Home Tour tickets helps CHA preserve more of
that history to share with present and future generations!
Bring along someone special to celebrate Mother’s Day, and join
Coronado in celebrating Coronado Homes by the Sea! Early-bird
TICKETS PURCHASED BY APRIL 30 are $35 for members, $40 for
non-members; STARTING MAY 1, tickets are $40 for members and $45
for non-members. Advance tickets may be purchased at coronadohistory.
org, by calling CHA at (619) 435-7242 or in person the day of the Home
Tour. Will call will be located at the Coronado Visitor Center, 1100 Orange
Avenue, Coronado 92118.
‘Gator By The Bay Festival’
returns to San Diego for 15th Year
San Diego’s 15th annual Gator By The Bay is the largest, most
authentic Louisiana-themed music and food festival this side of the
bayou. The festival will be held from May 5-8 at Spanish Landing
Park, across from the San Diego International Airport.
Presented by San Diego’s Bon Temps Social Club, it features
four days of live music with over 90 musical acts and special performances on seven stages, along with 10,000 pounds of crawfish
trucked from Louisiana, non--stop dancing, shopping, playing and
eating on the beautiful San Diego Bay.
“This one-of-a-kind festival offers attendees the
chance to experience Louisiana culture, lots of lively
music and flavorful food
- it’s like a Mardi Gras party,
but in May!” said Peter
Oliver, a Gator By The Bay
producer. “We are thrilled to
provide San Diegans with
this yearly celebration that
brings Louisiana’s eclectic
cuisine and culture right to
our bay.”
Since its inception in 2001
the festival has grown to
showcase not only Grammy
winning Cajun and Zydeco
artists directly from Louisi-
Thurs., May 5: 6:30–10:30 p.m.
Fri., May 6: 3:30–10:30 p.m.
Sat., May 7: 10:30 a.m.– 8:30 p.m.
Sun., May 8: 10:30 a.m.–7:30 p.m.
ana, but also legendary Chicago and
California blues artists, rockabilly
and roots performers and award-winning salsa and Latin bands. This
year, guests will enjoy an expanded
schedule of over 90 diverse musical
and dance performances on seven
stages throughout the event.
The festival has become an annual must--do for enthusiasts of
all ages who’ve come from not
only throughout California, but 39
other U.S. states, Canada, Mexico,
Europe, Asia, NewZealand and
Australia.
San Diego Botanic Garden May 2016 events & classes
Now – Monday, July 12, 2016.
Daily, 9 am – 5 pm. Ecke Building. San Diego Botanic Garden.
230 Quail Gardens Drive. Free
with paid admission or membership.
10th Annual Lung Hsiang
Exhibit and Sale. The 10th
Annual Lung Hsiang Exhibit
and Sale features original Chinese Brush Paintings created by
members of the Lung Hsiang
chapter of the American Artists
of Chinese Brush Painting. The
exhibit and sale is open daily
from 9 am – 5 pm in the Ecke
Building in the Garden. The
public is invited to the opening
reception on Sunday, May 22
from 2 – 4 pm. Paid admission to
the Garden is your admission to
the reception. Info: http://www.
sdbgarden.org/events.htm
Sunday, May 1 – Labor Day,
Sept. 5, 2016. Daily, 9 am – 5
pm. San Diego Botanic Garden. 230 Quail Gardens Drive.
Free admission for active-duty
military and up to 5 immediate
family members.
Blue Star Museum Pro-
gram. The San Diego Botanic
Garden is proud to participate in
the Blue Star Museum program,
offering free admission to all
active duty, National Guard and
Reserve members of the U.S.
military and their families (card
carrier plus 5 immediate family
members). As our way of saying
‘thank you’ to the brave men
and women of the U.S. Military,
the Garden will begin our Blue
Star program on May 1st. Info:
http://www.sdbgarden.org/military-specials.htm
Tuesday, May 3, 2016, 9 am
– 12 pm. San Diego Botanic Garden. 230 Quail Gardens Drive.
Members: $35, Non-Members
$42 (Materials included in fee).
Succulent Mushroom Class.
Create a beautiful succulent
mushroom you make yourself!
Taught by the SDBG Succulent
Wreath Team. Please bring small
clippers or scissors to class.
Info: http://www.sdbgarden.
org/classes.htm
Saturday, May 7, 2016, 10
am – 4 pm. San Diego Botanic
Garden. 230 Quail Gardens
Drive. Free with paid admission
LOCAL ATTRACTIONS
The Veterans Museum at Balboa Park
Open Tues.-Sun.
10am-4pm
Honoring the memories &
contributions of the men
& women
who gallantly
served their country.
Events Venue: Exhibits, Artifacts, memorabilia, telling personal
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Chocolate Festival. Spend the
Saturday before Mother’s Day at
San Diego Botanic Garden’s
famous Chocolate Festival! Enjoy dozens of delectable chocolate tastings, demonstrations, a
chocolate fountain and more.
This family-friendly event also
features lots of children’s activities and a variety of Mother’s
Day gifts. Tasting tickets will be
sold on site. Info: http://www.
sdbgarden.org/chocolate.htm
Sunday, May 15, 2016, 9:30
Drive. Members: $78, NonMembers $92.
Journaling in the Garden
with Pens & Watercolor: All
Levels. Learn how to paint watercolor layers and fused colors
with intensity as we compose
pieces of prose and art in our
own personal journals inspired
by the beauty of SD Botanic
Garden. Instructor: Helen Shafer
Garcia. Info: http://www.sdbgarden.org/classes.htm
Saturday, May 28, 2016, 9 am
– 4 pm. San Diego Botanic Garden. 230 Quail Gardens Drive.
Members: $59, Non-Members
$71.
Digital Coloring Black &
White. Join professional flower
photographer Bob Bretell as he
demonstrates how to convert
your color photos into stunning
black and white images using a
variety of techniques in Photoshop Elements. Info: http://
www.sdbgarden.org/classes.
htm
Saturday, May 28, 2016, 9
Drive. Free with paid admission
or membership.
Palm, Cycad, Bamboo and
Tropical Plant Sale. This one-
$5 Military
Discount
at the gate
with I.D. Active & Retired
Kids under 18 FREE
Spanish Landing Park - Across from Airport
of-a-kind event features rare
and exotic species of palms,
cycads and other tropical plants
provided by exceptional Southern California Nurseries. This
event is co-hosted by the Palm
Society of Southern California
and San Diego Botanic Garden.
Info: http://www.sdbgarden.
org/plantsales-tropical.htm
Omarr’s weekly
Free Juvenile Hall tours available in
English or Spanish Saturday, May 14
Juvenile Hall will be open for public tours on Saturday, May
14. The free tours available in English or Spanish will be held
from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at 2851 Meadow Lark Drive near Rady
Children’s Hospital. The annual open house usually attracts
thousands of visitors including families, youth clubs and other
groups. The tour takes about an hour and provides a glimpse
inside the Juvenile Court and adjoining Kearny Mesa Juvenile
Detention Facility.
Astrological
forecast
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Forge your own destiny and upgrade your reality. Be prepared
to embrace opportunity this
week. Even little things are like
puzzle pieces that when put together create a whole picture.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Implement a purposeful plan of
action that runs smoothly. Start
something of importance in the
first part of the week while ambitions and energies are spurred by
on by good luck and optimism.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec.
21): Start new projects early in
the week to ensure fairness and
honesty. Your efforts will be
rewarded with financial success.
Your ability to create mutually
beneficial bargains is at a peak.
TAURUS (April 20-May
20): Smoke the peace pipe. As
this week unfolds you can offer
apologies or reparations and they
will be accepted. Take steps to
repair relationships or revitalize
business projects.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22):
Make headway in the week
ahead. Feel free to make promises and commitments, as they will
turn out as envisioned. Whatever
is planted now, whether romantically or financially, will thrive.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan.
19): Believe what you see and
hear. Listen with your heart to
the sprouting of a tiny seed of
hope. The week ahead can be an
excellent time to put your most
important plans into motion.
GEMINI (May 21-June 20):
Grab the brass ring on the merrygo-round of life. Honesty and
faithfulness can be expected
from those who enter your
life this week. Promises and
plans put into motion will be
fulfilled.
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cons.
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commitment from others and
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You are a natural nurturer and
have the desire to help others.
There are times, however, when
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AutoMatters & More: Paris – ‘The City of Light’ (special report pt. 1)
Charles de Gaulle airport in Paris.
We’ll get to that in a bit, but first
let’s talk about Paris.
I’d been there twice before – in
pretty cool photos of the race. For
those of you in the know, Jean
Todt spoke at a press conference.
I will cover that event for you in an
upcoming, dedicated column.
Celebrating the Paris ePrix electric car race
Recently I returned to San
Diego from a wonderful, longoverdue vacation in Paris, France.
The monuments were, as always,
spectacular, and there were some
great new things to see and experience, including a world-class
electric car race through the streets
of Paris.
The heart of a city is its people,
and the vast majority of the people
I encountered in Paris were open,
welcoming and went out of their
way – in one case at personal risk
to himself – to look out for and
help this particular American tourist. It probably helped that I speak
some French, having learned it in
grade school in Canada too many
decades ago. I think people appreciate it when you at least make
a sincere effort to speak with them
in their language. Most seemed
to know far more English than I
know French.
Unfortunately all is not bright
in “The City of Light.” Paris has a
very serious street crime problem.
It is directed at tourists, and the
police seem powerless to stop it,
despite years of effort. Also, forget
what you think you know about
carry-on baggage regulations on
that trip of a lifetime to Paris. Air
France has rewritten that book,
and it is not in our favor.
As I will explain later, you
should be aware of these problems
and protect yourself by planning
for them before you even leave
home on your globetrotting adventures. If you are unprepared,
you will likely receive a rude and
Please return next week for
part two of this special report,
and send your comments and
suggestions to AutoMatters@
gmail.com.
Formula E Paris ePrix on the streets of Paris
costly awakening.
As this was a long overdue vacation I wanted to make the most
of it, starting with getting there.
I chose to fly to Paris on a very
special aircraft that I’d longed to
fly on ever since it entered service:
the colossal, double-deck, Airbus
A380. Air France flies this plane
non-stop between Paris (Charles
de Gaulle airport – CDG) and Los
Angeles (LAX).
This is an excellent way to
travel, even for those of us flying
Economy Class. Walking around
the lower deck and up the circular
staircase at the rear is a welcome
way to stretch your legs. The A380
is quiet during flight, unlike in
lesser jets where there is a constant
whoosh of fairly loud jet noise.
Also, thankfully, I felt no sharp
pain in my ears when landing after
my long flight.
plimentary French wines and, in
the unlikely event that we were
still hungry between meals, there
were complimentary self-serve
sandwiches, packaged snacks
and beverages in the upstairs and
downstairs galleys. The French
flight attendants could not have
been more attentive. This was
the best of what flying used to
be like (except for the plastic
cutlery, of course, and thankfully
no smoking).
Unfortunately, the Air France
hospitality all but collapsed immediately before my return flight,
while still in the Departures area of
The individual video entertainment systems feature a wide selection of movies. I watched the new
“Star Wars” film and the Academy
Award winning “The Revenant.”
Mapped updates tracking our journey were interesting, as was the
tail camera view looking forward
on takeoff and landing.
I found a great deal on my
hotel room through Hotels.com,
at the Astotel Hotel Caumartin
Opera. Located by the Paris
Opera and major department
stores, cafés and the Metro
subway system – its staff met
my every request with a smile,
gave me directions and greeted
me upon my return. The average nightly rate of only $115
included free apples, French
pastries, packaged snacks and
beverages (in other words,
breakfast).
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Wagner – AutoMatters & More
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living there, and to report back to
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Love is a four legged word
May 2016 San Diego Humane Society events
PAWS Food Distribution Events -Various dates and locations
throughout San Diego County. The PAWS Pantry provides supplemental bags of dog and cat food for pick-up at San Diego campus
locations for select senior centers, congregate meal providers, and
other human service organizations as resources are available. Supplies
are available based on eligibility requirements and financial needs.
Visit pawssandiego.org for more information and for a list of distribution events near you. http://pawssandiego.org<http://pawssandiego.
org/programs/>
Pet Loss Support Group
Wednesday, May 4 from 6:00-7:30 pm at 5500 Gaines Street, San
Diego 92110
Saturday, May 21 from 10:00-11:30am at 5500 Gaines Street, San
Diego 92110
Thursday, May 26 from 6:30-8pm at 572 Airport Road, Oceanside
92058
Family, friends, and society don’t always understand how drastically
the loss of a pet can affect us, and can find it difficult to support the
grief we often feel. Our Pet Loss Support Group provides an environment where thoughts and emotions can be shared and feelings of grief
are understood and validated. The Pet Loss Support Group is open
to everyone ages 10 and up and is appropriate for those who have
recently lost a pet, are still mourning an old loss, are anticipating the
death of a pet, or are preparing for euthanasia.
PET Talk: Paint Your Pet’s Portrait-Thursday, May 19 from
6:00-9:00pm at 3450 East Valley Parkway, Escondido 92027 6:00p.
m. - 9:00p.m. Join us to paint a fun portrait of your pet and support
San Diego Humane Society! Lovejoy Creations will be hosting a fun
and interactive pet portrait painting class. Step by step instructions
will be provided along with all the necessary supplies and a pre-drawn
portrait of your pet. Register here: http://support.sdhumane.org/site/
Calendar/647959839?view=Detail&id=130831
Pet Pals -Friday, May 20 from 4:30-5:30pm at 5500 Gaines Street,
San Diego 92110. Pet Pals is a fun and educational monthly program
where children ages 6-12 can join us to meet and learn about our
animal friends! Register here: http://support.sdhumane.org/site/
9:30-11:30am at 5500 Gaines Street, San Diego 92110. Living in
San Diego, we are considered one of the top 10 most biodiverse
cities in the world, usually coming across wildlife on a daily basis.
Unfortunately, our interaction with our wildlife neighbors is not
Doggie Cafe
Friday, May 13 from 6:00-8:00pm at 572 Airport Road, Oceanside
92058
Friday, May 27 from 6:00-8:00pm at 5500 Gaines Street, San
Diego 92110
Have fun socializing with other dog lovers and their dogs while you
practice teaching your dog how to be calm around exciting distractions like people, other dogs and food! This month we will be hosting
a spring themed photo booth! San Diego Humane Society’s certified
behavior training team will be on-hand offering training tips on how to
keep your dog calm and happy in this fun, pet-friendly cafe setting.
Register for Oceanside here:http://support.sdhumane.org/site/
Register for San Diego here:http://support.sdhumane.org/site/
Project Wildlife Lecture: Urban Wildlife-Saturday, May 7 from
always positive. Wild animals have adapted to living in our urban
environments. Join Project Wildlife Educator, Carly Padilla, as she
discusses ways we can co-exist with our native wildlife, things we
can do to help, and ways to gently encourage their departure if they
have taken up residence. Register here:http://support.sdhumane.org/
site/Calendar/647959839?view=Detail&id=131127
MOBILE EVENTS:
Kahoots Adoption Event
Saturday, May 14 from 11am-2pm
13414 Poway Rd, Poway, CA 92064
Mike’s BBQ Fundraising and Adoption Event
Sunday, May 8 from 11am-2pm
3055 Clairemont Dr, San Diego 92117
Unleashed by Petco
Friday, May 20 from 12pm-3pm
2663 Gateway Road in Carlsbad
Team Kia
Saturday, May 28 from 10am-1pm
541 N Johnson Ave, El Cajon, CA 92020
Camp Run a Mutt 2nd Annual Anniversary Party Sunday, May
15 from 12pm-4pm, 910 Armorlite Drive, San Marcos 92069
PET
WORLD
by
Steve Dale
Wilcox is a 1 year old
neutered tuxedo feline with
a long handsome coat. He is
a sweet and loving boy who
shows plenty of affection
towards a new pal within
minutes of your first meeting. Wilcox loves to be pet
& brushed, and will show
you by purring immediately.
Meet this mellow guy by
asking for ID#A1710545
Tag#C111. Wilcox can be
adopted for $58.
A pet is a forever friend, so bring some love into your life by
adopting today! You can visit these two and their many other friends
at our Central County Shelter, 5480 Gaines Street, San Diego between the hours of 9:30AM to 5:30PM, Tuesday through Saturday.
Visit http://www.sddac.com for more information and contact the
shelter with questions and for holiday hours.
Q: My son is allergic to cats
and dogs and wants a pet. We
were thinking of a hedgehog
since they do not have fur. My
son has researched them on the
Internet and they seem cute and
easy to care for, and we wanted
your opinion on this matter? Roberta Sims, Hollywood, FL
A: I appreciate your faith
in my knowledge, but there is
no way I can say what animal
anybody can be allergic to. This
answer can only be obtained by
asking a doctor who specializes
in allergies. The majority of pet
related allergy information is not
presented by a medical professional and must be taken as just
urban legend.
Hedgehogs are indeed delightful pets, but they actually do
have fur. They have a very fine
layer on their face and underside
and the protective spines that
cover their heads and backs are
just very stiff modified fur. Plus
hedgehogs do lick themselves all
over and are covered with dander
and allergens just like any other
mammal.
The best way for you to determine what species of pet
your son can have would be
to take him to an allergist and
Q: What is your opinion on
how old a puppy needs to be before you no longer need to keep
it in a training crate? Our Labrador/pitbull is 12 months old and
we tried to allow him to sleep
through the night outside of his
crate but we still find “gifts” on
the floor in the morning. If we
keep him in the crate then he can
hold it in through the night with
no problem at all. Before we had
this dog we raised a yellow lab
and we were able to do without
the crate when the dog was six
months old and we wonder why
it is taking our current dog so
long to mature? - Steve Adams,
San Francisco
A: That is a question that has
no black or white answer, as every dog is different. I have raised
puppies for 50 years now and
each one is unique and matures
at a different pace.
Project Wildlife Urban Wildlife Workshop Saturday, May 28
from 12:00-2:00pm at Horton Plaza. Wild animals have adapted to
living in our urban environments. Join Project Wildlife, as we discuss
ways we can co-exist with our native wildlife, things we can do to
help, and ways to gently encourage their departure if they have taken
up residence. Let’s learn ways to help so that they will be here for
many more years to come.
“How to Co-Exist With Our Wildife” Workshop Sunday, May
22 from 6:00-8:00pm at Terra Madre Gardens, 9928 Protea Gardens
Road, Escondido 92026. Ever wonder what to do when you find a
baby bird? Or have an opossum under your house? Or a raccoon
nesting in your yard? Have you wanted to learn about the numerous
wildlife species that we have here in San Diego? Come join us and
learn about the reasons why it’s so important to coexist with our wild
neighbors and understand their importance to our ecosystem. Meet a
Project Wildlife ambassador, listen to their story, and walk away with
a greater knowledge of wildlife here in San Diego!!!
Summer Camp
Directory
If you’re looking for a summer program that will
occupy, stimulate and entertain your children check
out these great summer offerings!
Just like children, they all
have issues in their development
and some are more ahead of
others in one respect and behind
others in a different area of training and maturity.
Just keep on doing what you
are doing and the day will come
when the dog can sleep through
the night out of the crate and
your floor will be clean in the
morning - when that will be I
cannot say - at this point only
your dog knows for sure.
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American Staffordshire mix
who weighs 56lbs. She is a
well-behaved gal who happily
greets every human and dog
she meets. Zilla is housebroken, not much of a barker and
enjoys playing with other dogs.
She is a happy-go-lucky dog
who will make a wonderful
family companion. Meet Zilla
by asking for ID#A1679219
Tag#C486. She can be adopted
for $69.
We have many wonderful animals waiting to find new homes as
the shelter. Dogs and puppies can be adopted for just $69. Adult dogs
and cat over 5 years old can become a member of your family for
just $35. If you’re a senior yourself, or disabled, you can make any
pet your forever companion for just $35. Rabbits can be adopted for
just $25, so be sure to visit our bunny room too! All adoption fees
should be confirmed once you get to the shelter, and include spaying
or neutering, basic vaccinations, and a 1 year license for dogs.
by Marc Morrone
explore the options that are
presented based on the testing
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Around Town
Events subject to change. Please confirm details before
attending!
Wine, Cheese & Chocolate. Fri, May 6, 6:30-8pm. $18. Need we
say more? Delicious samples of chocolate desserts, aromatic cheese
and boutique wines. Vom Fass Hillcrest, 1050 University Ave E-103
San Diego
Mother & Daughter Teas. Fri-Sat, May 6-7, 2:30-5pm. $30$45. While relaxing to the sounds of a harp, guests can indulge in
tea sandwiches, pastries and scones paired with teas and a glass of
champagne. The Westgate Hotel, 1055 Second Ave, San Diego
Gator By The Bay. Fri-Sun, May 6-8 (Fri 6-10pm; Sat 3:3010:30pm; Sun 10:30am-7:30pm). $20-$40.Features four days of
live music on seven stages, 10,000 pounds of crawfish, non-stop
dancing, shopping, playing, and eating. Spanish Landing Park, 4077
North Harbor Dr, San Diego
Fiesta Old Town: Cinco De Mayo. Fri-Sun, May 6-8 (Fri-Sat
11am-10pm; Sun 11am-5pm). Free. Filled with mariachis, cervezas,
food, face painting, equestrian performances, arts and crafts. Old
Town State Historic Park, 4002 Wallace St, San Diego
Team Npf Cycle. Sat, May 7, 7am-1pm. $25. Three routes:
10, 20 and 60 miles. Silver Strand State Beach, 5000 Highway 75,
Coronado
Boardwalk Craft Market. Sat, May 7, 8am-2pm. Free. The
Boardwalk Craft Market features original work by individual artists
and craftsmen. Old Poway Park, 14134 Midland Rd, Poway
E-Waste Drop-Off. Sat, May 7, 9am-2pm. Free. Items are accepted include computers, office products, consumer electronics, and
any items with a screen including monitors and phones. Urban Corps
of San Diego, 3127 Jefferson St, San Diego
Mother’s Day Fancy Dress Swim. Sat, May 7, 9am-12pm. Free.
Dress up for a swim at the Mother’s Day Fancy Dress Swim Fundraiser
for the Against Malaria Foundations. Donations encouraged. Oceanside
Pier, Mission Ave & Pacific St, Oceanside
Chocolate Festival. Sat, May 7, 10am-4pm. $14. Enjoy dozens of
chocolate tastings, demonstrations, a chocolate fountain, and more.
San Diego Botanic Garden, 230 Quail Gardens Dr, Encinitas
Asian Cultural Festival. Sat, May 7, 10am-6pm. Free. With martial
arts demos, two stages of entertainment, beer garden, anime exhibit,
live cooking demo, and Asian food vendors. Mira Mesa Community
Park, 8575 New Salem St, San Diego
Women’s Fair. Sat, May 7, 10am-3pm. Free. Feature informative
speakers, fashion show, women’s self-defense, Free yoga classes,
free mammograms, and vendor booths. San Elijo Hills Town Square,
1277 San Elijo Rd S, San Marcos
Free Comic Book Day. Sat, May 7, 10am-10pm. Free. Villainous
Lair Comics & Gaming, 3220 Adams Ave, Normal Heights
Mother’s Day Painting & Perfume Workshop. Sat, May 7,
10am-12pm. $10-$30. You and your child will work together to create
a very special “mom” inspired painting and your very own perfume
sprays to take home. Pachis, An Art Studio For Kids, 2820 Roosevelt
Rd, Bldg 201, Ste 102, San Diego
Coyote Music Festival. Sat, May 7, 12-4pm. Free. Live music on
the Cuyamaca College Grand Lawn. Cuyamaca College, 900 Rancho
San Diego Pkwy, El Cajon
Spring Family Festival. Sat, May 7, 1-4pm. Free. Live music, a
beer tasting, pony rides, a petting zoo, face painting, lawn games,
crafts, and a bouncy house. 4th of July Park, 2815 Starry Night Dr,
Escondido
Uncorked Wine Walk. Sat, May 7, 4-7pm. 21+. $20. A self-guided
wine and restaurant walk throughout Westfiled UTC. Westfield University Towne Centre, 4425 La Jolla Village Dr, San Diego
Family Day on the Bay. Sat, May 7, 11am-2pm. Free. Enjoy family
fun with a BBQ, music, games, face painting and boat rides. Mission
Bay Yacht Club, 1215 El Carmel Pl, San Diego
Arabian Nights Mother’s Day Celebration. Sat, May 7, 79:30pm. $15-$20. Dancing by Bedora and Tanisha will entrance.
Music will intoxicate. Original
costumes will captivate. Murals
entice. Muramid International
Mural Museum, 212 Artist Alley,
Suite F, Oceanside
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Beer and Music Festival.
Sat, May 7, 7-10pm. $38-$54.
A unique event celebrating craft
beer and live music. Unlimited
craft beer samples, local bands
and DJ’s. NTC Liberty Station,
2640 Historic Decatur Rd, San
Diego
Mother’s Day Brunch. Sat,
May 7, 10-11:30am. $15. Bring
your Mother, Daughter, Granddaughter, Grandmother or a
Girlfriend! Gourmet brunch with
tons of fun surprises! Trinity
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Peaks Rd, Poway
American Indian Health Center Pow Wow. Sat-Sun, May
7-8, 10am-6pm. Free. Participants of all ages will be drumming and
performing bird songs, gourd dancing, and fancy shawl dancing.
Vendors will be selling jewelry, pottery, basketry, and more. Balboa
Park, corner of Park Blvd & Presidents Way
Mothers Day Weekend Craft Fair. Sat-Sun, May 7-8, 10am5pm. Free. Craft fair activities and events include butterfly release,
five-course Plantation House luncheon, Mother’s Day and kids’ picnic
baskets. Myrtle Creek Nursery, 2940 Reche Rd, San Diego
Spring Arts & Crafts Fair. Sat-Sun, May 7-8, 10am-5pm. Free. A
truly all-artisan fair, where all the works are hand-crafted and sold by
the artists and crafters themselves. Live music, a food court. Bernardo
Winery, 13330 Paseo del Verano Norte, San Diego
Trails Of The Kumeyaay. Sat-Sun, May 7-8, 9:30-11am. Free.
Walk the scenic and ancient trails of Mission Gorge. Meet inside Visitor Center. Mission Trails Regional Park, One Father Junípero Serra
Trail, San Carlos
Mother’s Day Run. Sun, May 8, 7am. Start your Mother’s Day at
the beautiful De Anza cove with your mother and help over 60 homeless mothers and their children. De Anza Cove, 3000 North Mission
Bay Dr, San Diego
Mother’s Day Brunch. Sun, May 8, 10am-2pm. $16-$32. Treat
your Mom this Mother’s Day. Chula Vista Golf Course, 4475 Bonita
Rd, Bonita
Mother’s Day Brunch Cruise. Sun, May 8, 9:30am. $45. With
mimosas, an assortment of food selections, and live music aboard
a luxury yacht. Flagship Cruises & Events, 990 N. Harbor Dr, San
Diego
Mother’s Day Champagne Brunch. Sun, May 8, 10am-3pm.
$30. Made to-order-omelets, fresh seafood, gourmet plates, carving
and crepe stations, baked breads, pastries, and a variety of gourmet
desserts. The Westgate Hotel, 1055 Second Ave, San Diego
Mother’s Day Brunch. Sun, May 8, 10am-11pm. $30. Nine-course
Mother’s Day Tapas brunch menu, live Spanish guitar. Includes one
glass of champagne or sangria, flower, and a CD. Café Sevilla, 353
Fifth Ave, San Diego
Celebrate Mother’s Month. Sun, May 8, 1-4pm. $7-$10. With
an animal and bird show, meet and greet with the camels, camel
rides, feeding treats to the mini sheepm. Oasis Camel Dairy, 26757
Old Julian Highway, Ramona
Treasure Run 10k/5k. Sun, May 8, 7:30-10:30am. $10-$55. Run
the 10K/5K at low tide on the hard packed sand of Mission Beach.
Afterwards there will be a chance to dig for buried treasure! 3115
Ocean Front, San Diego
Military Spouse Conference. Tues-Thurs, May 10-12, 7:30am.
Free. Networking tools, resources, and training for growth and development. Presentations, break-out sessions, and events. Marine
Corps Recruit Depot San Diego, 3800 Chosin Ave Bldg 7W Conference Center
Women’s Wellness Walk. Wed, May 11, 11:45am-1pm. Free.
This event is completely free, and a picnic lunch will be provided at
the finish line. Embarcadero Marina Park North, 500 Kettner Blvd,
San Diego
Beach Soccer Championships. Fri-Sun, May 13-15, 8am-6pm.
Free. Largest beach soccer festival on the West Coast. Watch the pro
teams play. Oceanside Harbor, 1540 Harbor Dr, San Diego
Once on This Island. Fri-Sun, May 13-15 (Fri 10am; Sat 8pm;
Sun 1pm, 4:30pm). $16-$18. A Tale of Love, life and loss. Dorothea
Garfield Theater, 4126 Executive Dr, La Jolla
Festa do Espirito Santo.
Fri-Sun, May 13-15, Free. City’s
oldest ethnic festival that commemorates Portugal’s Queen St.
Isabel. United Portuguese S.E.S.
Hall, 2818 Avenida De Portugal,
San Diego
Veterans Tribute Ride. Sat,
May 14, 7:30am-5pm. $55-$250.
We will come together across the
country to ride and raise money
to support our returning veterans. Park and Register at Marina
Village, Ski Beach, Ingraham St &
Vacation Island R, San Diego
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Concerts
Please confirm concerts before attending. NOTE: Some venues are
age 21+ only.
May
Jagged Edge. Fri, May 6, 9pm.
R&B. Music Box, 1337 India St,
San Diego. (619) 795-1337
Violent Femmes. Fri, May 6,
7:30pm. Rock/Pop/New Wave.
Humphrey’s by the Bay, box office 2241 Shelter Island Dr., (619)
224-3577 or Ticketmaster (619)
220-TIXS. humphreysbythebay.
com
Gregory Porter. Sat, May 7,
8:30pm. Jazz/Pop. Copley Symphony Hall, 750 B St., San Diego.
(619) 235-0804.
Eli Young Band. Sun, May 8,
7pm. Country. House of Blues,
1055 Fifth Ave., San Diego. (619)
299-2583.
X, Los Lobos, The Blasters. Sun,
May 8, 7pm. Rock/Rockabilly. Observatory North Park, 2891 University Avenue,San Diego. (619)
239-8836.
Travis Scott. Mon, May 9,
7:30pm. Rap/Hip-Hop. Viejas
Arena at Aztec Bowl San Diego
State University. 5500 Canyon
Crest Dr, San Diego
Rihanna. Mon, May 9, 7:30pm.
R&B/Pop. Viejas Arena, 5500
Canyon Crest Drive, San Diego.
Beyonce. Thurs, May 12, 7pm.
$40-$300. Pop. Qualcomm Stadium, 9449 Friars Rd., San Diego.
(619) 283-0460.
Gwen Stefani/Ariana Grande/
Flo Rida/Iggy Azalea. Fri, May
13, 6pm. Rap/R&B/Hip-Hop/Pop.
Sleep Train Amphitheatre, 2050
Entertainment Cir., Chula Vista.
(619) 671-3600.
Pennywise. Fri, May 13, 8pm.
Punk Rock. Observatory North
Park, 2891 University Ave,San
Diego. (619) 239-8836.
Primal Fear. Sat, May 14, 7pm.
$30-$35. Rock. 21+. Brick by
Brick, 1130 Buenos Ave., San Diego, CA 92110. (619) 275-5483.
Billy Joel. Sat, May 14. $49-$130.
Pop/Rock. Petco Park, 100 Park
Blvd., San Diego.
Hillsong United. Tues, May 17,
7:30pm. Alternative. Viejas Arena
at Aztec Bowl San Diego State
University. 5500 Canyon Crest
Dr, San Diego
Tech N9ne. Tues, May 17, 7pm.
$35. Hip-Hop/Rap. Observatory North Park, 2891 University
Avenue,San Diego. (619) 2398836.
Jewel. Thurs, May 19, 7pm. Pop/
R&B. Fox Performing Arts Center,
3801 Mission Inn Avenue, Riverside (951) 779-9800
O-Town. Thurs, May 19, 8pm.
Pop. Music Box, 1337 India St,
San Diego. (619) 795-1337
The Cure. Fri, May 20, 7:30pm.
Rock/Pop. Sleep Train Amphitheatre, 2050 Entertainment Cir.,
Chula Vista. (619) 671-3600.
J Boog. Fri, May 20, 8pm. $24.
Reggae/R&B. Observatory North
Park, 2891 University Avenue,San
Diego. (619) 239-8836.
Tim O’Brien. Fri, May 20,
7:30pm. Folk/Rock. AMSDconcerts (Sweetwater High School),
1900 Highland Ave, National City
(619) 303-8176.
Guy Davis. Sat, May 21,
7:30pm. Blues. AMSDconcerts
(Sweetwater High School), 1900
Highland Ave, National City (619)
303-8176.
Brad Paisley. Sat, May 21,
7:30pm. Country. Sleep Train
Amphitheatre, 2050 Entertainment Cir., Chula Vista. (619)
671-3600.
The Stylistics And Lenny Williams. Sat, May 21, 7:30pm.
$35-$65. Pop. Pala Casino, 35008
Pala Temecula Road., Pala. (877)
946-7252.
The Who. Sun, May 22, 7pm.
Rock. Honda Center, 2695 E. Katella Ave., Anaheim. (714) 7042400. www.hondacenter.com
The Who. Wed, May 25, 7:30pm.
Rock. STAPLES Center, 1111 S.
Figueroa Street, Los Angeles, CA
90015. www.staplescenter.com
Walk The Moon And Misterwives. Thurs, May 26, 7:30pm.
Pop/Rock. SDSU Open Air Theatre, 5500 Campanile Dr., San
Diego. (619) 594-6947.
Insane Clown Posse. Fri, May
27, 6:30pm. Rap/Rock. House of
Blues, 1055 Fifth Ave., San Diego.
(619) 299-2583.
Moderat in San Diego. Fri,
May 27, 8:30pm. Electronic.
Open Air Theatre at SDSU, 5500
Campanile Dr., San Diego. (619)
594-6947.
The Lumineers. Fri, May 27,
7:30pm. Pop/Rock/Folk.Open Air
Theatre at SDSU, 5500 Campanile Dr., San Diego. (619) 5946947.
The Who. Fri, May 27, 7:30pm.
Rock. Valley View Casino Center
(San Diego Sports Arena), 3500
Sports Arena Blvd., San Diego.
(619) 224-4171.
The Used. Mon, May 30, 8pm.
Rock. The Observatory, 3503
South Harbor Blvd, Santa Ana
(714) 957-0600
Fair June concerts
Switchfoot. Fri, June 3, 7:30pm.
Pop/Rock. Grandstand Stage. Paddock Stage. Del Mar Fairgrounds,
2260 Jimmy Durante Blvd, Del
Mar. (858) 755-1161.
Lady Antebellum. Sun, June
5, 7:30pm. Country. Del Mar
Fairgrounds, 2260 Jimmy Durante
Blvd, Del Mar. (858) 755-1161.
CeCe Peniston. Wed, June 8,
8pm. Pop/R&B. Paddock Stage.
Del Mar Fairgrounds, 2260 Jimmy
Durante Blvd, Del Mar. (858)
755-1161.
Rachel Platten. Wed, June 8,
7:30pm. Pop/Rock. Grandstand
Stage. Del Mar Fairgrounds, 2260
Jimmy Durante Blvd, Del Mar.
(858) 755-1161.
Los Lonely Boys. Thurs, June
9, 8pm. Latin. Paddock Stage.
755-1161.
Joan Jett and the Blackhearts.
Thurs, June 9, 7:30pm. Classic
Rock. Grandstand Stage. Del Mar
Blvd, Del Mar. (858) 755-1161.
Michael McDonald. Fri, June 10,
7:30pm. Pop/Jazz. Grandstand
(858) 755-1161.
Espinoza Paz. Sun, June 12,
7:30pm. Latin. Grandstand Stage.
755-1161.
X Ambassadors. Wed, June
15, 7:30pm. Alternative/Indie
Blvd, Del Mar. (858) 755-1161.
3 Doors Down. Thurs, June 16,
7:30pm. Alternative/Rock. Grandstand Stage. Del Mar Fairgrounds,
Mar. (858) 755-1161.
Matt Nathanson & Phillip
Phillips. Fri, June 17, 7pm. Folk
Blvd, Del Mar. (858) 755-1161.
Hunter Hayes. Tues, June 21,
7:30pm. Country/Pop. Grandstand Stage. Del Mar Fairgrounds,
Mar. (858) 755-1161.
Kenny Rogers. Wed, June 22,
7:30pm. Rock/Country. Grandstand Stage. Del Mar Fairgrounds,
Mar. (858) 755-1161.
The Purple Xperience. Wed,
June 22, 8pm. R&B/Soul. Paddock
(858) 755-1161.
Spirit West Coast. Thurs, June
23, 5pm. Christian. Grandstand
(858) 755-1161.
The Jacksons. Fri, June 24,
7:30pm. R&B/Soul. Grandstand
(858) 755-1161.
Gospel Festival. Sat, June 25,
7pm. Grandstand Stage. Del Mar
Blvd, Del Mar. (858) 755-1161.
Michael Jackson Tribute. Sat,
June 25, 8pm. R&B/Soul. Paddock
(858) 755-1161.
The Bacon Brothers. Sun, June
26, 8pm. Country/Folk. Paddock
(858) 755-1161.
Charlie Puth. Tues, June 28,
7:30pm. R&B. Grandstand Stage.
755-1161.
Jana Kramer. Wed, June 29,
8pm. Country. Paddock Stage.
755-1161.
The Music of ABBA. Thurs, June
30, 8pm. Pop/Disco. Paddock
(858) 755-1161.
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