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Also with the transition from Prevue Channel to TV Guide Channel, the nature of the service's scrolling listings grid began to change. During broadcasts of the channel's original primetime series as well as during red carpet awards ceremony coverage, programming started appearing almost entirely full-screen, with a translucent, non-scrolling, two-line version of the channel's regular listings grid occupying only the extreme bottom of the frame. Semi-regular stylistic redesigns of the grid also occurred, and support was added for the display of locally inserted provider logos and graphical advertisements within it. Starting in 2004, light blue backgrounds began to appear on listings for children's programming, complementing the red, green and purple background colors already applied to listings for films, sporting events, and pay-per-view programming respectively.
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On TVGN itself, during the weeks prior to the Emmys, shows that have been nominated were also highlighted in gold. The same gold highlighting could be seen during the lead-up to the Academy Awards to denote past Oscar-winning movies. Titles for other special programs used various types of graphical treatment within the grid cells; for example, programs aired as part of the Discovery Channel's Shark Week event had a bubbly water graphical scheme; during the lead-up to Halloween, horror movie titles featured spiderwebs in their schemes, and holiday movie titles listed during December were shaded in blue and snow-covered. Similar important shows and/or premieres have had other special graphical schemes added to their grid cells.
For example, CBS offers a lot of free full episodes with even more when you sign up for CBS All Access ($59.99/yr with limited commercials or $99.99/yr without commercials after a 7-day free trial). For many shows, like 60 Minutes, you can watch the last 5 episodes for free. Some others have an entire season for free – such as Big Brother: Over the Top.
"I'm a huge science nut, and love my documentaries. This app is loaded with excellent information. I've watched videos on everything from quantum physics to the formation of solar systems to the birth and death of stars to interplanetary robotics. I can't get enough. But there's a lot more than that. Singularity, nanobots, climate change, space exploration, astronomy, and everything under every sun that we know about so far."
In my Google Chromecast Review, I stated Chromecast is the best option for pure cost-cutting. At $35.99 there isn't much out there that will beat that price point. You will need an existing smartphone, tablet or laptop to use Google Chromecast. Chromecast allows you to stream content from apps on the device to your television. Installation is easy as all you do is plug it into your TV's HDMI port and set it up on your Wi-Fi network.
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Netflix ($7.99/mo., $10.99/mo., $13.99/mo.): What HBO has been to premium cable, Netflix has been to subscription streaming services, offering buzzed-about programming that anyone who wants to be "in the know" regarding contemporary television needs to see. It got a head-start on its competitors by producing must-see original content, and it continues to expand its library every month with new series and movies that generate a lot of buzz. (Think "Orange Is the New Black," "Stranger Things," "BoJack Horseman" or "Jessica Jones") The service has been licensing fewer older TV shows and films in recent years, but it still offers a lot of high-quality product from those realms, including great British television, recent CW and Fox series and a surprisingly healthy amount of contemporary foreign cinema.
It's these little things, plus the channel offerings, that make PlayStation Vue feel more like a traditional TV service (even though it's not). You also get free DVR service with PlayStation Vue and can store an unlimited number shows for up to a month before they get automatically deleted. We really like the recording features that PlayStation Vue offers, but the downside is that you can only record one show at a time.
Hulu also now offers live TV streaming TV via a $45/month, which nabs you over 50 channels of live TV (depending on your region) and includes all the VOD content you'd get with a regular Hulu subscription to boot. We get more in depth in this service and how it compares to the likes of SlingTV, PlayStation Vue, and others in the Streaming TV section below.
DirecTV Now offers a base DVR for free, with 20 hours of recording per month, and will store recorded content for up to 30 days, after which it will be deleted to make room for new recordings. If that's not quite enough for you, an upgrade is available for $10 per month that increases your DVR allowances to 100 recording hours and up to 90 days for storage. While these DVR features are better than most, it's worth noting that DirecTV Now's True Cloud DVR has a severe limitation on channels that can be paused, fast-forwarded, or rewound compared to other services. On the plus side, though, you'll be able to watch all your DVR content from any device, even when on mobile devices outside your home Wi-Fi network. Recent updates also now allow HBO and Cinemax programming on the DVR service.
I'm a 39 yr old single father, custody of my 3 year old, pay child support from my first marriage, (excessive amount in my opinion but I grit my teeth and persevere). Two divorces, debt from first marriage, legal fees. I've been swimming in debt for 10 years now. I'm fortunate to have a company match savings plan, and I consolidated all my debt by borrowing against my own retirement savings at 3.75 simple interest. Even having a good paying job doesn't fix the debt problem quickly however. So I have cut every reasonable corner. Cable TV was gone a long time ago. I started out with my laptop and an S Video cable to my TV. For months I would just browse the web for anything free and entertaining. Then a friend with Netflix let me "borrow" her account for a while and I got hooked on the children's content alone. $7.99/mo is a steal for the endless videos for my son, and most educational! Later I added the Hulu Plus subscription. I'm still paying only $16 a month plus $38/mo for broadband for my video entertainment vs the $120/mo I was paying for cable and Internet before. I also recently got the Roku player, and just recently downloaded PlayOn. Now a tip for computer users. You can get a USB remote keyboard and mouse. That's what I did for a year to act as my "remote control". I still have my laptop going to my S video and use the TV screen as a big monitor. But the various devices like Roku and XBox etc are also great for practical purposes. It makes it much more like watching cable. Another tip. I have a smart phone with YouTube. During lulls at work, I comb the Internet for various websites like "Chockadoc.com" that have a library of Documenaries that they link to from YouTube. I will find a title that interests me, go to YouTube and search it, add it to my favorites, and then when I get home in the evening I access YouTube through PlayOn and watch it. If it weren't for kids programming on Netflix I'd be tempted to drop my subscription. Oh, another tip. Roku supports developers who create "private channels" similar to the way jailbroken iPhones have some great non iStore apps. One you can get is JustIn.tv …. I'm not promoting this, it's a perfectly legal streaming service for creating private streaming channels. I've seen people stream video of their pet goldfish all day. And If you are easily offended, there are other things you will see, so avoid children in the room if you are browsing the channels. But some people do stream television content. Not promoting this, but if you just HAVE to watch the Superbowl :-) oh and for some sports, Southeastern Conference football comes to mind, some networks like CBS Sports will stream live premium games. And there are always sports bars and grills that have TVs if missing a game would ruin your weekend. Cable TV would not have lost me if they'd modernize their business model to adapt to the digital age. It's too easy for them to offer packages that allow you to pick the channels that interest you and no more. Last thought. My provider allowance is 50 gigs a month. This is something you should check into because some providers have smaller allowances. Ive yet to consume all 50 in a month but I've used 80% before.
Feature-wise, Philo is similar to the other services above (and cheaper, to boot). DVR access allows for recording and storing content, though, like Playstation Vue, your DVR content will only stick around for a limited time — 30 days, in this case. Another feature Philo includes is the ability to access content from pay-walled apps for channels carried by Philo. For example, since Philo's channel packages includes AMC and Nickelodeon, you'll be able to download and watch through the dedicated AMC and Nickelodeon apps at no extra charge by signing in with your Philo account.
Did you know Hulu streams Live TV? Hulu's Live service currently stream live ABC, NBC, FOX, CBS, and The CW in several markets. Use this handy zip code tool to see which local channels are available in your area. It will also tell you which cable channels are available! You can get live FOX, CBS, ABC, and NBC in most areas in the U.S. These are the same local affiliate networks you see over the air and on cable.
Pluto TV: Pluto turns online video sources into cable-like channels that you can flip through, and many of those sources cover the news. Install this app, and you can tune into round-the-clock feeds from NBC, CNBC, TYT Network, NewsmaxTV, Newsy, RT America, Sky News, Bloomberg, and Cheddar. Available on: Roku, Amazon Fire TV, Android TV, Apple TV, and Chromecast
This powered antenna does do a better job than my old set of rabbit ears when hooked up to my 42" hdtv, but not that much better. The best part is that because it gets some strength of all my local channels I don't have to add anything after running SETUP ANTENNA on my tv, plus I don't have to aim this antenna, but I do have to aim my old one. The signal is clear, but I can't see any real difference between the powered and unpowered.
It's really not that big of a shock that a major TV provider has inconsistent customer service at best. We pitted DIRECTV and DISH against each other in the customer service department, and DISH falls short on the American Customer Satisfaction Index (ACSI1). From our experience, you can expect longer hold times with DISH's customer service department.
After 2009, over the air TV signals became digital and old analog tuner TVs stopped working. Did you know that you could still get over the air signals? In fact, you can watch local channels without cable, and they are available free and in a clear beautiful high definition picture. Those signals are bouncing off your house as you read this. If you own a TV sold in the U.S. made after March 1st, 2007, it has a digital tuner as mandated by law.
"We cut out cable and tried to replace it with just streaming options, then with those plus PlayStation Vue (because they were the only option for live sports). That was a bust because the internet streaming couldn't keep up with the speed of most sports, plus the DVR options were abysmal [which made missing live game broadcasts not an option]. So we went back! We are the proud payers of a DIRECTV bill and I'm not even sad about it." ― Stephanie Bowen Earley
There is NO WAY to get FREE CABLE TV over the air, with an HDTV antenna. It is not possible to get HGTV, The History Channel, AMC, CMT, TVLand, and those other types of channels over an HDTV antenna! I wish these websites and these phony ads would stop fooling people into buying these "magic sticks" and "magic TV" antennas claiming that they will be able to watch CNN, TNT, TBS, The Science Channel, Biography, National Geographic, etc. without paying a cable company. It is NOT TRUE. They can stream whatever with a subscription, but guess what? THEY STILL NEED TO PAY THE CABLE COMPANY FOR INTERNET ACCESS AND THAT COSTS ABOUT $80 A MONTH WHEN YOU CANCEL THE BUNDLES!
Hulu ($7.99/mo., $11.99/mo.): Hulu's original content isn't as copious or as impressive as Netflix's, but it did just win the first ever "Best Dramatic Series" Emmy for a subscription streaming service, courtesy of "The Handmaid's Tale." Hulu is also becoming more and more of a boon to TV buffs, thanks to a growing library of classic older shows, as well as some current ABC, NBC, and Fox series. (In fact, one of Hulu's main selling-points for cord-cutters is it has deals to allow subscribers to watch the most recent episode or episodes of much of those networks' programming.) The lower price tier includes commercial breaks. The higher tier kills the ads. Hulu also has an option to add live TV (starting at $39.99/mo.), covered further down.
"I realized that I missed my Live TV. I bought an HDTV antenna, however the only channel I could get was NBC because I'm not close to the towers. I researched all of the live streaming options including Hulu Live ($40/month), Sling TV ($20, $25 or $40) and DIRECTV NOW ($35). I got free trials for all three. I liked Hulu Live, however the live user interface took me awhile to get used to. Plus it was the most expensive at $40, still for a bunch of channels I don't watch. Also it did not have Animal Planet or TLC, channels that I watch. Next I was excited about Sling because of the price, however even with Sling's $40 option, you don't get all of the major broadcast networks. So my final selection for live streaming TV is DIRECTV NOW (Live a little package). It has the best value at $35/month with all of the major broadcast networks plus TLC and Animal Planet. Plus I like the user interface for browsing live TV. It has a nice channel guide similar to cable. The only channel that I don't have live and would like is the OWN network, but I'm not going to pay an extra $15 a month for the next higher package that includes it." ― Angela L. Lee
In the past decade, the Federal Communications Commission and Republican Senator John McCain of Arizona attempted to force media companies to offer their channels individually. Neither effort went very far. The cable industry argued prices would rise if consumers could choose only certain channels, and channels aimed at minority groups, for instance, wouldn't survive without every subscriber paying for them—regardless of whether they watched.
HBO Now's $15/month price point makes it among the most expensive on-demand service here, but that comes with the benefit of seeing all of the service's latest shows, including Game of Thrones, Westworld, Silicon Valley, Veep, and more, all at the same time they appear on the traditional service. Add to that a cascade of past classics, from Sopranos to Deadwood, newer movie releases, and virtually everything on the network anytime on demand.
The only choice out of the top three that plays commercials, Hulu is best loved for its selection of current seasons of popular TV shows, most of which show up on the site soon after their original air date. For those who want to have their cake and eat it, Hulu also offers a luxurious, commercial-free way to stream its growing catalog of original shows, network content. It will cost you $6 more a month, but we think it's well worth it if you're leaving behind the bonds (and ads) of cable.
Finally, the larger a household gets—in other words, the more TVs you have—the more value you get out of the price of a traditional cable or satellite subscription, because the same package works for a single person or a family of five. Many streaming services support only a single stream at once, making them appealing for a small household but impractical for a household with multiple viewers. (With cable or satellite, you may need to pay for additional set-top boxes, but that's an incremental cost compared with the overall package.)
I'll keep my eyes peeled on you guys and your progress, and try to follow your lead! By the way you have all been most informative,and Peter, thanks for starting the subject you truly have helped my frame of mind. I know I threw in a bit of southern humor to keep you all entertained but buy God I am going to overcome this so-called generational gap and get in there with you all. I won't be a tech. but perhaps I'll learn how to better utilize my equipment…
Showtime Online has a unique service of being able to be added on to other services that you may already subscribe to. For $9 a month, it can be added to Amazon Prime and Hulu and for $11, Playstation Vue. Showtime offers you award-winning series like Dexter, Weeds and House of Lies as well as a large selection of movies including action, comedies and dramas added each month. The stand-alone service is $11 and it offers both live viewing and streaming.
Local broadcast channels are still available for free over the air. All you need is a digital TV antenna and a TV with a digital tuner (which is standard on pretty much any TV purchased within the last decade). If you've got a TV older than that, you can still receive broadcast channels, but you'll need a digital-to-analog converter box along with your digital antenna.
I have been using "No subscription required" for three months. It's amazing to watch brand new movies for nothing. On the down side of it, I have lost Microsoft xp in the process. I use Linux on the other side so, I have been doing all my email and all with Linux. I don't know whether "No subscription required" is safe or not. I am about to take my computer in for repair obviously and, I was told it might be because of this site. That would be a shame. Most of the movies are first run. But most of all, they are for free! I guess something has to give afterall.
In the present times, it's difficult to find a home without a TV and cable connection. In order to enjoy uninterrupted cable TV services, it is essential to make monthly cable bill payments on time. Some of the leading cable TV companies offering cable connection across the country are Hathway, InCable Digital TV and UCN TV. With the evolution of technology and changing times, most of the cable operators are relying on the online payment modes instead of the traditional billing system. Now, it's not required either for the subscriber to visit the cable TV centre to pay their bills or for the cable operator to come home & collect the monthly bill. With Paytm's online bill payment facility, now subscribers can make cable TV bill payment online using our simple-to-use platform.
Because neither version of the EPG software was capable of silent remote administration for its locally customizable features, cable company employees were required to visit their headend facilities in order to make all necessary adjustments to the software in person. Consequently, EPG channel viewers would often see its otherwise continuous listings interrupted without warning each time a cable company technician brought up its administrative menus to adjust settings, view diagnostics information, or hunt-and-peck new local text advertisements into the menus' built-in text editor.[5]
Otherwise, it's fairly standard. Sling Orange subscribers will have access to a single stream, while Blue allows for up to three streams simultaneously. As for other features, VOD (video on demand), pause/rewind/fast forwarding and "catch-up watching" are content specific. For DVR, users will have to add another $5 for 50 hours of cloud DVR. Despite the extra cost, the good news is that cloud DVR is available on just about every Sling TV-supported device except for the Xfinity X1. You can get the gist of everything Sling TV has to offer by reading our Sling TV guide.
Req. compatible device and Fios® TV. Content restrictions may apply. Fios Internet req'd for in-home use. Full channel access and DVR streaming require Fios Multi-Room DVR Enhanced or Premium Service. Max. combined 4 simultaneous Live TV and/or DVR streams per media server. Verizon Wireless Data-Free Streaming: Req. postpay 4G LTE service. Non-streaming activity and app diagnostics (e.g., app downloads, starting/restarting the app, going off airplane mode and transitioning from Wi-Fi to 4G LTE) will incur data charges. For Verizon Unlimited customers, app data usage will be counted, not billed.
CBS News: Not to be confused with CBS's nightly and weekly broadcasts, this round-the-clock streaming service provides anchored news coverage throughout the day and live broadcasts of major events. In a sense, it's an antidote to cable news, with a heavy emphasis on reported stories instead of talking heads. For cord cutters, it's a must-see. Available on: Roku, Amazon Fire TV, Apple TV, Android TV, and Xbox
First, the best TV moved from networks to cable. Now a similar transition is moving top talent from cable to the streaming world. Netflix ($8.99 per month for HD streaming) has House of Cards, Orange Is the New Black, and Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt—all of which have received almost universal acclaim—and Amazon ($99 per year for video and a variety of other services) isn't too far behind with comedy Alpha House, crime drama Bosch, and the Golden Globe-winning Transparent.
As you might expect from its namesake satellite TV service, DirecTV Now is one of the most traditional offerings here. Its base $40 package has more worthwhile channels than any of the others, and you can get pretty much any channel (except NFL Red Zone, absent from many competitors too) as you step up. A recent redesign brought with it a DVR and enhanced on-demand options. During our DirecTV Now review, the Roku app didn't work as we expected -- we couldn't pause live TV, for example -- but in its defense, the service does offer the very cable-like ability to channel surf by swiping left and right. It also offers deals on streaming devices and benefits for AT&T Wireless customers, including discounts and being able to stream on your phone without using mobile data.
Hulu ($7.99/mo., $11.99/mo.): Hulu's original content isn't as copious or as impressive as Netflix's, but it did just win the first ever "Best Dramatic Series" Emmy for a subscription streaming service, courtesy of "The Handmaid's Tale." Hulu is also becoming more and more of a boon to TV buffs, thanks to a growing library of classic older shows, as well as some current ABC, NBC, and Fox series. (In fact, one of Hulu's main selling-points for cord-cutters is it has deals to allow subscribers to watch the most recent episode or episodes of much of those networks' programming.) The lower price tier includes commercial breaks. The higher tier kills the ads. Hulu also has an option to add live TV (starting at $39.99/mo.), covered further down.
Watching your favorite TV shows nowadays have been made easy through the advancement of telecommunications technology. The entertainment industry has gradually expanded and with the advent of Netflix and other online video streaming services hitting the web, there are tons of options to explore to get exactly what you want. High-speed internet services have made it possible so far, with 5G talks around the corner, who knows what transitions we may experience when wireless speeds hit 6,400 Mbps!
In 2010 journalist and blogger Julia Ioffe described RT as being "provocative just for the sake of being provocative" in its choice of guests and issue topics, featuring a Russian historian who predicted that the United States would soon be dissolved, showing speeches by Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez, reporting on homelessness in America, and interviewing the chairman of the New Black Panther Party. She wrote that in attempting to offer "an alternate point of view, it is forced to talk to marginal, offensive, and often irrelevant figures".[12] The Economist magazine noted that RT's programming, while sometimes interesting and unobjectionable, and sometimes "hard-edged", also presents "wild conspiracy theories" that can be regarded as "kooky".[184] A 2010 Southern Poverty Law Center report stated that RT extensively covered the "birther" and the "New World Order" conspiracy theories and interviewed militia organizer Jim Stachowiak and white nationalist Jared Taylor.[150] An Al Jazeera English article stated that RT has a penchant "for off-beat stories and conspiracy theories."[185] The news channel has also been criticized for its lack of objectivity in its coverage of the Israeli–Palestinian conflict.[186] Miko Peled, the Israeli peace activist who has called the peace process "a process of apartheid & colonization" is a frequent guest on RT.
On 23 October 2012, RT, along with Al Jazeera and C-SPAN, broadcast the Free and Equal Elections Foundation third-party debate among four third-party candidates for President of the United States.[71][72] On 5 November, RT broadcast the two candidates that were voted winners of that debate, Libertarian Party candidate Governor Gary Johnson and the Green Party of the United States candidate Jill Stein from RT's Washington, D.C. studio.[73][74][75]
Perhaps KMSL is expressing her disgust for an "unsightly antenna" on someone else's property. All utilities are underground, and there is this terrible obstruction to a clear sky view, lol?. Growing up, it was a sign of distinction and prosperity when someone had an antenna on their roof, because it suggested they had a television! I remember, when some of us 16-year-olds would drive around with the windows up in the heat of summer to make others think we had air conditioning in our cars.. it's interesting how status symbols have changed..
Like PlayStation Vue, AT&T's DirecTV Now has several tiers, starting with $35 a month, going to $50 for 80+ channels, $60 for 100+, and $70 for 120+. That does include Viacom stations and all the networks except CBS; the priciest plan offers up multiple Starz-related channels; HBO and Cinemax are here but for $5 per month extra each; Showtime is $8 per month extra.
The lowest pricing tier here offers standard definition streaming on one screen at a time. Mid-tier adds High Def and would allow you to watch a Netflix show on your TV at the same time that another family member was watching something different on his or her own device. The top tier includes 4K streams and covers four screens for simultaneous viewing.
Connect the free end of the coaxial cable coming from the TV to one of the free threaded coaxial cable connectors on the two-side part of the cable splitter; then tighten the head. The way the TV is connected right now, you will be able to watch cable TV just as you did before, but now you have the splitter connected with the free end that you can connect to another TV from the same cable connection.
Personally, I have a 50 Mbps connection through a Verizon Fios internet only plan. They have competitive pricing for internet service. Furthermore, the quality of service is excellent, and the customer support is much better than other major competitors. See if they are available in your area by checking this promo page. I was able to get their service at a great price using that link.
The cost to networks of paying huge sums for sports rights get passed on to customers in the form of higher monthly bills. Broadcast channels like Fox, CBS, and NBC are also shelling out billions of dollars on sports because it's one of the few things consumers still watch live, which helps the companies sell advertising. Those broadcasters are raising the prices they charge cable operators, leading to higher consumer bills. Congress handed that new-revenue stream—known as retransmission consent fees –to broadcast channels in the early 1990s.
On 19 January 2017, RT stated that it had been temporarily restricted from posting media on its Facebook page until 21 January, after the service claimed that RT had infringed on the copyrights of Radio Liberty's Current Now TV when broadcasting a live stream of Barack Obama's final press conference as president of the United States. Current Time TV denied that it had sent any specific complaints to Facebook, and both RT and Current Now TV stated that they had obtained their feed from the Associated Press. The restriction was removed after about 20 hours, but Facebook did not say officially if this was because of a technical error or a policy issue.[267][266]


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The Palm Springs City Council ordered an "Iron Curtain" requiring communication to stop between city employees and the press.
Today we hear cries of "fake news," but historically in Palm Springs there was also a war between city government and the Desert Sun newspaper regarding low pay for city employees. On Aug. 24, 1959, the Palm Springs City Council ordered an "Iron Curtain" requiring communication to stop between city employees and the press. According to city council members, articles
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She packed a punch as TV's The Bionic Woman, but Lindsay Wagner's presence at Comic Con Palm Springs will intrigue fans with her showbiz legacy as well as her holistic side.
Female role models blossomed in the 1970s and, to be sure, Lindsay Wagner was at the forefront of it all. As The Bionic Woman, a TV spin-off from the testosterone-infused The Six Million Dollar Man, Wagner garnered an Emmy for her soulful portrayal of Jaime Sommers, an Oaji, California, school teacher, who becomes a fierce government ally when she is
Solar Eclipse Viewings Set in Greater Palm Springs
The last total solar eclipse was 40 years ago, and this one will be mainly visible in the U.S. on Aug. 21.
Greater Palm Springs will host viewing parties during what is being called the Great American Eclipse Aug. 21. The total solar eclipse, the first in nearly 40 years, will cross the United States beginning around 9 a.m. in Madras, Oregon, and finish around 4 p.m. in Columbia, South Carolina. Locally, the solar eclipse can be viewed at three viewing events:
Explore Palm Springs: Airport Takes Flight
Just a few months before the attack on Pearl Harbor, President Franklin D. Roosevelt inks construction of the Palm Springs Airport.
On August 1, 1941, President Franklin D. Roosevelt signed the Palm Springs Airport Bill allotting money for the construction of an airport in Palm Springs. The Army Corps of Engineers subleased the land on the site where the Palm Springs International Airport sits today. They built runways, fuel stations, fences and running lights. The new field was named "Palm Springs
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Bette Davis films highlight August's selections from the Palm Springs Cultural Center Community Theatre.
Bette Davis takes center stage at the Camelot Theatres during the month of August as one of the top 100 actors/actresses included in the Best Actor/ Best Actress Series by Palm Springs Cultural Center Community Theatre. Films featured are: Now, Voyager, The Great Lie, Hush, Hush Sweet Charlotte, and Of Human Bondage. The films are shown at noon, Monday through Friday, at the Camelot Theatres in Palm Springs. Davis is a


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In Minute 73 of The Whole Shebang, Jenny and Mike continue to look at Arthur's falling out with his parents, his dad as a non-stereotypical homophobic father figure and Arthur's mum's conflicted emotions as she recedes into the background, the violation of Arthur's former sanctuary in the form of his bedroom, and the unexpectedly anti-climactic ending to the confrontation with his parents. Then we return to the orgy to find Curt leading Brian off, Pied Piper-style, to a private assignation, and how Shannon and Mandy both notice Brian walking out the door.
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We welcomed back our past treasurer, Katie Nielsen, who moved back to her home town of Lafayette, Indiana back in 2016. Katie continues to be highly active with Rotary- she's now a member Rotary Club of Lafayette, an old (they're over 100 years old) but vibrant club that has around 100 members. Katie just participated in the Habitat for Humanity Women's Build (drywall hanging included). We'll be proud to add her club's banner to our collection.
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Club Stories
Rick Schwartz Ambassador for the San Diego Zoo
Rick Schwartz, Ambassador for the San Diego Zoo, began his presentation at the September 5, 2019 meeting with some history. In 1915 while driving past the grounds of the 1914-1915 Panama Exposition Dr. Harry Wegeforth heard a lion's roar- the sound of one of many animals left behind when the Exposition ended. The roar inspired him to follow a lifelong passion for animals and start a zoo in San Diego. In 1916 Dr. Wegeforth founded the San Diego Zoological Society, which still exists today to support the zoo's activities.
The San Diego Zoo has always been innovative. Dr. Wegeforth wanted the zoo's animals to do what they do in the wild, so rather than cages he designed enclosures with moats that kept the animals safely confined. That innovation carried through with Dr. Charles Schroeder, the zoo's first full-time veterinarian. Dr. Schroeder's philosophy was that continuing to populate zoos with animals taken from the wild was unsustainable. As early as the 1950's Dr. Schroeder envisioned a facility where animals had room to roam, and to breed, which culminated in the Wild Animal Park in the San Pasqual Valley. Schwartz said that Dr. Schroeder even made plans to have a monorail that eventually followed the path plotted by Dr. Schroeder.
Now, the San Diego Zoo is carrying out its mission: "Ending Extinction". Evidence of their efforts is Edward, a southern white rhino born to Victoria. Edward was conceived using artificial insemination- the first successful birth in North America. The Zoo is using this success to learn about rhino reproduction in hopes to gain more knowledge that can be applied to the northern white rhino, of which there are only two females remaining in the world. Through the zoo's work, fewer species will face extinction.
Enjoying the art at Del Mar Art Center Gallery (from l to r) Karl and Suzy Wagner, Jim Watkins, Kelly and Tony Villasenor, Sharon Schendel
Our club is proud to sponsor the Del Mar Art Center (DMAC) Gallery, which recently relocated to a new at 1101 Camino Del Mar, just across the street from the new Del Mar Civic Center. The DMAC Summer Sizzle on September 7, 2019 featured some of the over 30 artists who are part of DMAC and gave visitors the chance to talk with the artists about their work. A variety of art including watercolors, photography, fused glass, and jewelry is available for purchase at the Gallery. Gallery hours are Wednesday-Sunday from 12-5 and on Saturdays the Gallery is open late, until 8 PM. Stop in soon!
As part of the Red to Blue Badge transition, Beth Westburg gave her "Who am I?" presentation at the September 5, 2019 meeting. Beth is a native San Diegan (she's a "Sharp Baby") and attended Grossmont College and San Diego State University to graduate with a major in Finance and a minor in Accounting. She began her career as a loan officer at San Diego Trust and Savings before moving to LA to take a position with TRW as a business analyst. With the economic downturn in the late '80s she returned to San Diego to work with Dole Foods as well as National Medical Enterprises.
By the 90's Beth was working as a mortgage broker and realtor in Manhattan Beach when her father asked her to consider returning to San Diego to take over his financial planning business. Beth and her sister agreed to run the business, now known as LS (for Lipman Sisters) Investment Management, which provides services for a range of clients. Beth works from home and she and her husband Rich are parents to David (22) and Mark (18), who is just starting at The Ohio State University, and are the persons for a yorkiepoo and cattle dog mix. She has already gotten involved in multiple club projects, including the upcoming Chili & Quackers. Beth is grateful to Vicki Barks for dragging her to meetings, for she feels that, in Rotary Club of Del Mar, she has found her people.
Congratulations to Rotarian of the Month for August, Chandra Collure! As Sargent of Arms, Chandra plays a crucial role in helping our club run smoothly. He's onsite early to set up for our meeting and stays late to ensure that all the badges are collected and meeting items are returned to storage. Chandra also keeps track of guests and happy dollar accounting, in addition to being a member of the Board. Thank to Chandra for all your hard work for our club!
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Lakeland Noon Rotarians Paul Rohner and Andy Gee
The Lakeland Noon Rotary Club in Minocqua, Wisconsin wasted little time in acting on President Mark Maloney's directive to grow membership. In late August they hosted a gathering at the Northern Waters Distillery in Minocqua to give members of the community the opportunity to meet Rotarians and learn about club projects. Past District Governor of District 6220 Sue Morris and her husband Assistant District Governor led the program, which focused on the District's very active participation in Rotary Youth Exchange. This noontime club has flexible meeting times: they meet three times per month, two at noon and one in the early evening to accommodate different schedules. Also in attendance was Realtor Andy Gee, who helped my family find a dream lake house. Two of the great things about Rotary- being welcomed at clubs across the world and a resource to find talented and reputable professionals to do business with.
Dr. Ray Terhune with Dee House
Ole Prahm was at his usual spot after a quick walk down the hill to St. Peter's and Dee House welcomed back former club member Dr. Ray Terhune, a fellow Porsche 356 owner.
Donna Fipps with Emmy, fresh off the plane
Emerald lounging by the pool
Donna Fipps is happy to end her puppy-less days with the arrival of her newest Canine Companions for Independence puppy, Emerald, an 8 week-old black lab puppy; Karin Davies is really happy that she and Jim Davies could go on their Alaska trip secure in the knowledge that her latest Global Grant effort, Safe Deliveries for Mothers and Babies (G-2009), in partnership with the University of Gondar, reached full funding with pledges totaling $104,000 that will go to secure equipment for sterilization; Klaus Gubernator is happy that President Brett Mattei set up the A/V in Parish Hall unassisted; Mark Matthess is really happy that his daughter Audrey was accepted to study for a Master's degree at the University of St. Augustine Coral Gables; Marty Peters is happy that his granddaughter scored her first goal last Saturday; Sharon Schendel is happy that Don and Donna Fipps are joining her Thursday night bowling league team.
Matt and Janice Kurth, Marty Peters, Jim and Bernadette Watkins and Mary Alice Peters at Youth of the Year Celebration
Karl and Suzy Wagner with Larry Twomey and Carol Moore
Joe McLeod gets the 50s vibe
Back to the track for several of our members to celebrate outstanding members of Boys & Girls Clubs (BGC) of San Dieguito, a major beneficiary of Rotary Club of Del Mar. Attendees and staff alike played to the theme of the 50s and Eric Nelte's 1955 T-bird was featured right by the dance floor. Kicking off the program, CEO Marineke Vandervort welcomed guests and remarked on the growth of the program over its 53 years- from just 50 boys to now over 7,000 boys and girls who are members of the seven clubhouses. The annual budget grew too: from 25,000 dollars 50 years ago to nearly 7 million dollars today.
Youth of the Year celebrates the achievements of seven outstanding club members who embody the values of leadership and service as well as maintain academic excellence and a healthy lifestyle. They represent the impact that Boys and Girls Clubs can make in the lives of young people. Bella Andrade, Richar Ramos Hernandez, Cole Snider, Kyle Shyffer, Ron Jay Torres, Megan Woelkers, and Nick Young were Youth of the Year nominees. Cole Snider was named Youth of the Year and will be entered in the regional competition as part of the selection of national youth of the year. Cole will be a senior at San Dieguito Academy and benefitted from BGC of San Dieguito basketball leagues. To give back to the club, he and his brother founded "Access Basketball" at BGC San Dieguito and began holding skills clinics every Friday afternoon. Cole said he values the skills he's learned mentoring younger club members and coaching basketball at Capri Elementary. All nominees were awarded an HP laptop and a $1,000 scholarship. Their stories provided motivation for a successful Raise the Paddle session, which raised around $50,000 to benefit BGC San Dieguito members. View photos from the day at the club website and visit the Google Photo album to download any pictures you like.
IDM technical high school team in Guatemala
Join Rotary EClub of San Diego Global on August 22 from 6-9 PM at 163 Jupiter Street in Encinitas to enjoy tacos, beer, wine and dessert while benefitting their project: "Keeping Guatemalan Girls in School". The suggested donation is $15 and there will also be auction and raffle items at this backyard event. If you can't make it but would still like to donate, visit the project GoFundMe page to contribute. In partnership with a small community in Guatemala, the vocational high school there and the Days for Girls organization, this project will help girls obtain resources needed to stay in school and to learn entrepreneurial skills that will provide them with financial sustainability. Click here to email organizer Maureen Duncan for more information about the event.
Brett Mattei and Sharon Schendel (far left) with Tequila Joe, winner of the Rotary Club of Del Mar race
Another great Day at the Races is in the books! Around 30 members were at the Il Palio restaurant high above the finish line to enjoy food and fellowship while trying to make a few dollars with their picks. The Rotary Club of Del Mar was the second race on the card. Despite trailing much of the 1 mile race, Tequila Joe with jockey Joe Talamo aboard made a final push to edge out Snazzy Dresser for the win in just under 1 minute 50 seconds. The owners all looked a bit surprised in the winner's circle, but were nonetheless happy to take home a bottle of Maker's Mark presented by President Brett Mattei and the 24K prize for first. Thank you to Honorary Member Joe Harper for hosting our day and to Bill Dougherty for making sure we all got safely through the admission gate. Click here to watch a video of the race and the winner's circle presentation. View photos from the day at the club website and visit the Google Photo album to download any pictures you like.
Craig Mattei speaks about his career in the Diplomatic Security Service
President Brett Mattei's younger brother, Craig Mattei, was our featured speaker at the August 8, 2019 meeting. Craig serves in the Diplomatic Security Service (DSS), the federal law enforcement and security arm of the United States Department of State, and is the Liaison for Diplomatic Security to the U.S. Capitol and White House. In that capacity he coordinates with U.S. Capitol Police, the House and Senate Sergeants at Arms, and the Secret Service to ensure the safety of visiting foreign dignitaries. He also frequently accompanies Congressional leadership on trips overseas as a security advisor.
At around 2,000 agents, the number of the DSS force is small in comparison to other federal law enforcement entities- consider that the U.S. Capitol Police, that carries out the challenging task of providing security to Congress and the U.S. Capitol complex, has around 1,500 members to patrol a roughly six block area of Washington, whereas the DSS serves across the globe as the most widely represented law enforcement entity in the world. Despite its size, the DSS is versatile and can fulfill security needs that bridge several areas. Craig said that these broad-ranging capabilities make the DSS akin to a Swiss Army knife, which has multiple tools in a small package. In addition to protecting foreign government officials, the DSS conducts passport and visa fraud investigations as well as administers counterintelligence and anti-terrorism programs. The DSS is also charged with protecting the United States Olympic Team during the games. One of Craig's earliest assignments was as the security liaison for the United States Women's Water Polo team at the 2004 Olympics in Athens, Greece. On an annual basis, Craig said that the "Super Bowl" for DSS is providing security for thousands of diplomats attending the UN General Assembly held in New York City every September.
Craig joined the DSS in 2002. When he first moved to Washington DC he moved in with his brother Brett, who was already working for the Foreign Service. Craig was also part of the security team that was guaranteed to Hamid Karzai by Colin Powell as incentive to become Interim President in Afghanistan in 2004. Most recently, Craig was preparing to assume the role of Regional Security Officer in Cartagena, Columbia when his current position, which provides him with more stability for his family, became available. Life as a DSS agent has taken Craig all over the world- he's traveled on behalf of DSS to over 50 countries. He said that for him and his fellow DSS agents, politics is never a factor in their job, which is to ensure the safety and security of diplomats, foreign and domestic protected persons, and US citizens alike.
Members and guests enjoying a nice evening on the Shimbashi Izakaya patio
Patti Kurtz shows expert sake drinking technique while Monty Woolley and Scott MacDonald look on in amazement
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Always great to get together outside of our regular meeting hours (top, l to r: Karl and Suzy Wagner, Matt Kurth; bottom, l to r: Dugan and Philippe Lamoise, Donna Fipps)!
We crowded the patio of Shimbashi Izakaya at Del Mar Plaza last Tuesday for our August social. We had 21 members and guests on hand to enjoy sushi, beer, wine, and especially sake, expertly served by Shimbashi's certified sake sommelier, Yuka Nakai, who also efficient managed over a dozen separate orders. Patti Kurtz demonstrated superior technique with the first sips of her sake. Our socials provide an opportunity to thank Sunset Soiree sponsors like Shimbashi Izakaya for their support of our annual fundraiser. Thank you to Suzy Wagner for organizing the event.
Learning about membership best practices at the membership seminar (Photo credit: Rotary Club Chula Vista Eastlake)
In his Presidential Message, new Rotary International President Mark Daniel Maloney emphasized his theme for Rotary Year 2019-2020: Growing Rotary. One of the principal goals for the year is to expand membership to include new quality members who can help carry out Rotary's mission. Representing Rotary Club of Del Mar, Jim McClellan and Sharon Schendel joined more than 70 other Rotarians from clubs around District 5340 at the Membership Seminar held August 10, 2019 at University of San Diego. Seminar attendees heard from District 5340 Membership Chair Diane Crawford and District Governor Marta Knight about strategies to increase membership, and from Rotary Clubs of Old Mission, Coronado, Rancho Bernardo and Escondido about how they realized significant increases in membership. Two themes were clear from their presentations and breakout group discussions: (1) personal contacts are the most effective way to introduce potential new members to the benefits of being a Rotarian; and (2) increased flexibility, both in terms of meeting times and member costs, are important considerations for attracting, and, more importantly, retaining new members. Think about ways that you could help grow our club by bringing in new members who could make valuable contributions. Also, log in to My Rotary to explore the resources under the Member Center tab, especially the Learning Center, which hosts a range of online courses about Rotary clubs and membership.
In the recent club satisfaction survey, members expressed a desire to undertake more community service projects. New Community Service Committee Chair Tony Villasenor will do his best to help fulfill that desire. In addition to our continued involvement with the CRC Holiday Baskets, San Diego Blood Bank blood drives, Rotarian at Work projects at the San Dieguito River Park and Nativity Prep Academy, supporting the Del Mar Lifeguard surf rescue team, and the holiday party at the Boys and Girls Club of San Dieguito La Colonia Branch, we'll explore new options such as volunteering with the Casa de Amistad academic programs, the Del Mar Art Center Gallery (newly located on the Coast Highway at 11th street), and partnering with the Del Mar Foundation to serve at their community events.
Guests at the August 8, 2019 meeting: (first row, l to r: Brett Mattei, Craig Mattei, Josue Vasquez, Jean Stewart, Jeff Berend; back row, l to r: Dusty Renteria Soronson; Rod Stewart)
Lots of guests attended our August 8, 2019 meeting. In addition to our regular guests Jim Brunner and Ole Prahm, Ryan Riell was joined by his wife Kristi and we welcomed: Josue Vasquez, a soon-to-be junior at San Dieguito Academy; Rod and Jean Stewart; Dusty Renteria Soronson; Bob Teisher; and Jeff Berend.
The countdown is on to the arrival of Emerald V at the Fipps' home
After a long wait, Donna Fipps is happy to announce that in one month she'll welcome an 8 week-old black Labrador puppy, Emerald V, as her new Canine Companions for Independence puppy in training; Suzy Wagner was Happy that 21 people attended our August social at Shimbashi Izakaya; Jim Davies was Happy to have taught his sourdough bread class; Ryan Riell was Double Happy to have his wife Kristi join him at the meeting, to have closed a multi-million dollar house sale, and to raise awareness that in the stroller-vs-toe battle, strollers usually emerge victorious (and the vanquished end up on crutches, as Kristi did); Sharon Schendel was Double Happy to have her stepdaughter Kierstin move to San Diego to begin a new job; Rod Stewart was Happy to have been able to be at the Del Mar race track thanks to a Sunset Soiree package; and Brett Mattei was Really Happy to have his brother Craig Mattei in town for a visit.
Bob Sonnhalter, Emmett Coe, Barrett Smith and Sharon Schendel before tee-off
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At the Rotary Club of Del Mar tee box
Rotary Club of Del Mar sponsored a tee box at the Canine Companions for Independence (CCI) on August 2, 2019 at La Costa. Nearly 40 foursomes teed off on the Legends course, at we fielded one foursome: Bob Sonnhalter, Barrett Smith, Sharon Schendel (late substitute for Ryan Riell) and Barrett's friend Emmett Coe. All proceeds from the tournament go to support CCI and help talented dogs receive the training they need to make a difference in the lives of the differently abled. Val Myers also had a nice booth with snacks and gifts at the 9th hole. Our foursome followed the 4-way test and shot 67, forgetting to make use of up to 8 "miracle putts" (effectively one putts), which might have lowered our score significantly. Emmett is truly a gifted athlete- he's a nationally-ranked paddle ball player and he can accurately drive the ball around 300 yards. There were lots of fun side games- on one hole, rather than using our drivers, we used a bazooka for our tee shot.
President Brett Mattei exchanges club banners with former member Katie Nielsen
Newlywed Philippe Lamoise and his bride Dugan Moore Lamoise have been making the rounds of Europe this summer, so the August 2, 2019 meeting was our first opportunity to honor Philippe as Rotarian of the Month for June. Philippe designed the website for Sunset Soiree, which was instrumental in making sure that registration and bidding went smoothly. He's also already working on the site for the upcoming Chili & Quackers event. Thank you Philippe!
Alan Mindell returned to our club to speak about one of his many passions- horse racing. Alan generously donates to our Sunset Soiree the opportunity to go behind the scenes at the Del Mar track. Members of the tour can watch the horses in their morning workout and meet jockeys and trainers who are at the track. Alan talked about one of his latest claiming horse- Sought More Pep (the name a combination of the sire and dam names, Sought After and Sweetly Peppered). Not long after he claimed her, she came in last in a race at Del Mar. Sought More's trainer, Eddie Truman, told Alan- within Sought More's hearing- that perhaps Del Mar might be too much for her. Alan thought she took that as a challenge, and she won her next race. She's since had 8 wins out of 31 starts. Alan will be leading his next Sunset Soiree tour later this month- look to bid on his tour at the 2020 Sunset Soiree!
Beth Westburg, Vickie and Thea Barks
Lynda and Bob Shaff are in from Tucson to visit Suzy and Karl Wagner
We had some special guests with us at the August 8, 2019 meeting. In addition to our regular guests, Ole Prahm and Jim Brunner, comedian Andrew Norelli joined us for another meeting and Realtor for Coldwell Banker Nina Wright came at the suggestion of fellow Realtor Sharyn Daly. The Wagners welcomed their long-time friends who are escaping the Tucson heat- Bob and Lynda Shaff. Bob is Past President of the Rotary Club of Tucson. Vickie Barks had a very special guest with her, her mother, Thea Barks, and they were sitting with our newest member, Beth Westburg, who Vickie sponsored for membership.
Del Mar Rotarians were on hand to volunteer at the 15th annual Switchfoot Bro-Am beach fest- an event attended by over 15,000 people who come to Del Mar to enjoy a day of surf, food, and live music. Switch Food Bro-Am raises funds to support several local organizations, including: A Step Beyond, Challenged Athletes Foundation, Feeding San Diego, Rob Machado Foundation, Stand Up for Kids, VH1 Save the Music Foundation.
Don dons the Rotary chapeau. Click here to see all pictures from the evening.
On June 22, 2019 we gathered on Solana Circle to say thank you to outgoing president Don Fipps for a job well done. Oktoberfest was the theme and Flavor Chef had plenty of German-themed food on offer. We presented Don with his very own Oktoberfest kit. The year-end raffle was particularly exciting- Karl Wagner sold his envelope to Matt Kurth, who then sold it to Chandra Collure. Chandra came out the winner of those transactions, for he held the envelope containing the grand prize- $800 cash. Special thanks Dee House for organizing the party and Brett Mattei for arranging the venue. View and download photos at the Google Photo Album, or on the club website.
Brett Mattei awaits induction with other presidents of clubs within District 5340
Don Fipps dons shades for National Sunglasses Day- and his last day as RCDM president
Congratulations to Don Fipps for a packed presidency. Don's major initiative as President was updating our club logo and branding- we've all been enjoying the results of his efforts. The Club was recognized by District 5340 with a Rotary Citation with Silver Presidential Distinction. Citations are award to clubs that achieve their goals for membership, Rotary Foundation Giving, Service and Public Image. At the June 27, 2019 meeting, we reflected on all the past year's projects performed by our Lines of Service Committees.
Brett Mattei was inducted as our new president at the Governor's Dinner on June 27, 2019. We look forward to impact that Brett will make in his presidential year.
At our June 27, 2019 meeting we welcomed Sally Schifman, Program Manager and Andrew Beecher, Associate Environmental Planner, both with Rincon Consultants, which is partnering with the Del Mar Community Connections (DMCC) program to help local seniors use the SDG&E Energy Efficiency Rebate and Incentive Programs to maximize their energy efficiency and save some money. DMCC will help seniors take advantage of: i) Instant in-store rebates on efficient appliances; ii) Energy savings assistance program (ESAP) that helps renters and homeowners audit their energy use; iii) the Advanced Home Upgrade Program to defray costs of installing energy efficient upgrades; iv) AC Quality Care program to inspect air conditioning units; v) AC Saver, which allows SDG&E to turn off or reduce AC run time; vi) Solar Rebates and Incentives Programs; and vii) Residential lighting program that offers discounted energy-efficient LED lamps. If you know a Del Mar senior who could benefit from these programs, or would like a free in-home energy audit, please have them call 858.730.6131.
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