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44774 Adam Lane Temecula, CA 92592
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and I have a question about 44774 Adam Lane Temecula
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Estimated Monthly Payment$5,051
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- Status: Pending
Listing courtesy of North County Associated Broker Arla Philippbar
Remodeled condo in great location of South Temecula, Temecula Creek Village. Less then a year ago condo was upgraded with granite counters in kitchen and bath, stainless appliances with refrigerator included. All new flooring with 20'x20' tiles, neutral carpet, interior paint, baseboards, toilet, light fixture in bath, recessed lighting in kitchen, new garbage disposal, kitchen faucet, blinds in bedroom. Refurbished cabinets in kitchen, bathroom and hall. Great location in rear of property facing greenbelt. Seller says very quiet and always stays cool. Covered patio with access from both living area and master bedroom. Washer and dryer in laundry closet are included. Unit includes reserved carport space, additional parking space and storage closet. Some of the features in the Temecula Creek Village Association are a club house, swimming pool, jacuzzi, sauna with dressing area, gym/exercise room, outdoor fireplace, tot lot and grassy areas. Highly acclaimed school district and convenient to I-15, shopping, restaurants, wineries, casino and more. Call today to view and call this home., 1 15 Exit 79, head E on Temecula Pkwy, rt. on Kevin Pl, last street make lft, go to back bldg
Interior Features Include:
Built-Ins, Ceiling Fan, Granite Counters, Storage Space
Fireplace None
Window Cov: Blinds, Screens
Air Cond: Central
Heating: Central Furnace, Forced Air
Floor Type: Carpet, Tile
Exterior Features Include:
Fencing Security
Spa Features Association
Acreage: 0.0200 Acres
Lot: Greenbelt
Roof: Concrete
Construction Stucco
Parking Assigned, Unassigned, Carport Detached
Parking Spaces 0.00
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Appliances Built In Range, Dishwasher, Garbage Disposal, Microwave, Refrigerator
Amenities: Pool, Spa, Sauna, Outdoor Cooking Area, Playground, Gym/Ex Room, Club House, Maintenance Grounds, Trash, Dues Paid Monthly, Pets Permitted, Controlled Access
Water: Public
Pool: Association, Community Pool, In Ground
Stories 3
Security Features Carbon Monoxide Detector(s), Fire Sprinklers, Gated Community, Smoke Detector
Property Condition Turnkey, Updated/Remodeled
Community Features Curbs, Sidewalks, Street Lighting
Utilities Sewer Connected, Water Connected
Accessibility Features Low Pile Carpeting
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Even if it didn't happen to you personally, you've surely heard about someone, a friend or relative of yours, who bought a stolen phone online. The truth is that this may happen to everyone. If you want to avoid such a situation then the new app from CTIA, a nonprofit organization representing the US wireless communication industry, may come as a remedy for accidental purchase of stolen used phones.
Unlimited Plans Comparison – Check which service provider offers the best value
Yesterday Verizon introduced its new unlimited plan which allows customers to get unlimited data, text and calls for just $80 per month. However, no matter how tempting the new deal may look like, it's better to check and compare other limitless options the mobile market is full of. To make your purchase decision a bit easier we've prepared a special comparison of unlimited plans offered by Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile and Sprint.
How to activate a new Sprint phone on your existing account
Picking up a new smartphone is one of the most exciting experiences for any smart technology enthusiasts. However, before you can fully enjoy all the cool features, there are a few things you need to do, such as decide on a carrier, choose a plan, and most importantly, activate the device. Sprint, like other service providers, allows customers to activate their phones in a couple of ways. This is how you can do it without getting off the couch.
How to activate a new Verizon phone
Buying a new phone is lots of fun, for the most part, anyway. Just imagine opening the box, taking your shining dream phone out and then having hours of pure joy of testing and experimenting. Even buying used or refurbished devices is a very pleasant experience. However, there's one very important step you have to take before you can start using your phone – the handset must be activated or else you won't be able to do a thing. This is how you can active your phone on Verizon.
Welcome in 2017! Want to upgrade and do something good with your old used phone?
With two-year contracts gone, it's now so much easier to upgrade to a new phone. You can do so every year or in some instances even more often than that. Most users are over the moon about this but there is a dark side to frequent upgrades. Unless you trade in your old phone, which is not always required by the way, chances are that you already have a pile of old devices you will no longer use. Tossed aside and forgotten, they gather dust in a far corner of a drawer until one day you decide to do spring cleaning and get rid of your old stuff. Your first impulse might be to throw everything in a trashcan but it's not a good idea. If you want to do something good with your old used phone, here's a responsible way to dispose of it.
The coolest phones released in 2016
The end of the year is traditionally the time when we sum up the last 12 months to see what went great and what's better to forget. We do this with regard to basically all aspects of our life and as it happens, smart technology has become its integral part so it deserves a special evaluation as well. 2016 was very prolific in smartphones. Some devices were great, just as expected, others not so much. You could probably find a model or two that should have never been launched and a few handsets which should go down in history at the coolest phones released in 2016. Since we are pretty positive folks, let's focus on the latter.
How to shop online this holiday season and don't get screwed
More and more customers are choosing to buy holiday's gifts online rather than go to a brick and mortar stores and it's no wonder. This method of shopping is easy, very convenient and save time. The selection of products is virtually limitless and you don't even have to leave your house to pick up the item – it will be shipped to you, in some cases at no additional cost. However, many people forget that in addition to all the benefits of online shopping, there are also many dangers such as identity theft. Holiday season is the time when customers shop more and yet are less careful since they have other things on their mind. Here's a short guide on how to shop online this holiday season and don't get screwed.
Top five smartphones to buy as a gift this holiday season, but be aware they won't be cheap
Holidays are just around the corner so if you haven't done that already, it's now time to start writing letters to Santa. Don't know what to ask the jolly fellow in red? If so, you're not the only one, since possibilities are virtually endless. However, if you are considering a new smartphones, we might we able to help you a little bit with choosing the model. Here are top five smartphones to buy as a gift this holiday season, but be aware they won't be cheap.
How to shop online like a pro and get a free shipping
With never-ending lists of gifts we need to buy for this holidays, we start to look for some savings to make our budget suffer a bit less. We all surely agree that one of most irritating costs we have to pay when shopping online is a shipping fee that increases the overall costs of purchase quite noticeably. Therefore, getting a free delivery with all those online orders will be undoubtedly a smart way of reducing our holiday spending.
Best affordable smartphones of 2016
Those who thought that 2015 was full of great cheap Android smartphones were surely surprised by choices in this niche offered in 2016. This year we could witness premieres of handsets like the Moto G4, ZTE Axon 7, OnePlus 3 and many others. All of them are devices that can compete with the latest flagship smartphones in terms of specs and design, but simultaneously cost half of their prices.
Cheap Android Phones that you should not buy during Cyber Monday sale
We often recommend cheap phones as an alternative to more expensive units. In many cases such devices come with attractive design, decent specs and up-to-date software and can easily compete with more pricey models. Sometimes, however, the only benefit of getting yourself a cheap phone is that it doesn't cost an arm and a leg and besides a low price, there's really nothing to get excited about. These are some of the cheap Android phones that you keep distance and shouldn't buy, even these are heavily discounted during Cyber Monday event.
Things to consider before buying a first cell phone for your child
There comes a time when your baby boy or girl tosses his or her toys aside and demands access to adult stuff. You may still have a few years to think about what car you are going to buy them, but there are a number of devices even a very young child can use, for instance phones. However, if you want to avoid disappointment, tears, arguments or bigger trouble, there are a few things to consider before buying a first cell phone for your child.
Planning to buy a used Galaxy Note 7? Here's how to recognize a non-explosive phone
A month ago Samsung announced that it was recalling Galaxy Note 7 phablets and urged users who had bought the device to return it to stores. It was Samsung's reaction to reports about users being injured as a result of the phone overheating or even exploding while charging. It turned out that the problem was due to faulty batteries and the only responsible answer was to recall the Note 7. The thing is, though, that a significant number of defective devices are still unaccounted for and chances are high that they already have or soon will hit second-hand smartphone market. Here's how to recognize a non-explosive phone if you are planning to buy a used Galaxy Note 7.
Wondering which phone to buy to get best signal service?
Carriers try to do their best to make sure that smartphone users have signal even in the most remote areas but there's only so much they can do. According to a study carried out in Scandinavia, proves that performance of your phones depends on only on actual cellular signal but also on the model of your device. Better yet, even the way you hold your smartphone can affect the quality of your call or data service. Wondering which phone to buy to get the best signal service? Here's the answer.
How to buy iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus today
Every year is the same – as soon as a new iPhone is out, rumors regarding the next model start popping up making you wish it was here already. By mid-summer anticipation is so high that you start counting days to launch. Then September arrives, Apple announces a new iPhone and… websites go down or the device sells out faster than you can say pre-order. This year is no different. In fact, it seems that this year is worse than ever as it appears to be impossible to get the hottest variants of the iPhone 7 if you haven't reserved a unit earlier. While the Jet Black iPhone 7 and the larger iPhone 7 Plus are indeed hard to come by, there are a few tricks you try to buy the device today.
Where to buy and sell an old iPhone to get the best return on your dollar
The iPhone 7 is finally official and already available for pre-order with launch date scheduled for September 16, which is this Friday. Although the phone doesn't offer any dramatic upgrades over the iPhone 6S, it may be a good option for users who are looking for a slightly refreshed design and a few improvements, especially since it costs exactly the same as its predecessor. Speaking of the predecessor, unless you are going to use two phones at once, you are probably wondering where to sell your device to get a generous portion of its value back. Here are a few places to buy and sell an old iPhone to get the best return on your dollar.
Android phones that offers great value for a low price
Like we've mentioned numerous times before, quality has its price, hence the most premium smartphones can cost a fortune. If you are in the market for the latest Android phone with all the bells and whistles on board, you probably should do some serious saving before, since such device could put a huge dent in your budget. However, if you could do with slightly more modest specs, for instance slower processor or lower screen resolution, there's a bunch of options that will offer great value for a low price.
Cool phablets that are way cheaper than the new Galaxy Note 7 smartphone
It goes without saying that the recently announced Samsung Galaxy Note 7 is an incredible device. It comes with a beautiful design, top-notch specs and about as up-to-date operating system as you can ask for today. There's a little (or not so little) problem with the phone, though – it's not cheap. In fact, with a price tag of over $850, it's one of the most expensive devices that are currently available on the market. However, there are a bunch of cool phablets that are way cheaper than the new Galaxy Note 7 if you need a device with a large screen.
Wondering which US carrier offers the best mobile internet experience?
Smartphone makers put a lot of effort into making each new generation of devices faster and more reliable than previous one. However, even the best smartphone in the world, wouldn't be of much use without internet connection, since smartphones are smart only when they have access to cellular data or Wi-Fi. That said, unless you have constant access to Wi-Fi, you need to rely on your carrier for internet connection. Wondering which US carrier offers the best mobile internet experience? Here are the results of a test on Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile and Sprint carried out by OpenSignal.
Cheap Android phones and iPhones that will allow you to play Pokemon Go
Do you ever get nostalgic thinking about late 90ties and all those awesome games we played then? Unfortunately, many of the best games of that era sunk into oblivion as a result of smart technology development which opened new possibilities for gamers. But guess what? A new version of one of the most popular games of that time, Pokemon, is back and taking world by storm. Of course, it requires a smartphone, so if you don't have it and want to try the game you might need to get yourself one. Don't worry, you don't need a flagship phone to play Pokemon Go, a cheap basic model will do just fine. Here are some budget Android phones and iPhones that will allow you to play Pokemon Go.


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Episode 75 of 143 episodes
Another chance to hear episode two of series two currently being repeated on BBC Radio 4. 2/6: Tempting Fete. Lucy borrows Kat's guitar and finds that this machine irritates aliens. Meanwhile tempers are fraught as preparations are made for the annual village fete, and Richard receives some surprising news from The Computer. Welcome To Our Village, Please Invade Carefully is a sitcom about an alien race that have noticed that those all-at-once invasions of Earth never work out that well. So they've locked the small Buckinghamshire village of Cresdon Green behind an impenetrable forcefield in order to study human behavior and decide if Earth is worth invading. The only inhabitant who seems to be bothered by their new alien overlord is Katrina Lyons, who was only home for the weekend to borrow the money for a deposit for a flat when the forcefield went up. So along with Lucy Alexander (the only teenager in the village, willing to rebel against whatever you've got) she forms The Resistance - slightly to the annoyance of her parents Margaret and Richard who wish she wouldn't make so much of a fuss, and much to the annoyance of Field Commander Uljabaan who, alongside his unintelligible minions and The Computer (his hyperintelligent supercomputer), is trying to actually run the invasion. Katrina Lyons ... Hattie Morahan Richard Lyons ... Peter Davison Margaret Lyons ... Jan Francis Lucy Alexander ... Hannah Murray Field Commander Uljabaan ... Charles Edwards The Computer ... John-Luke Roberts Madeleine ... Jane Slavin Penny ... Elaine Claxton Written by Eddie Robson Script-edited by Arthur Mathews Original music written and performed by Grace Petrie Produced by Ed Morrish
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Kindly visit- SSC Constables (GD) vacancy in BSF CISF CRPF and SSB (Last Date : 04/03/2011) for all the details
Staff Selection Commission (SSC) is going to conduct examination for recruitment of Constable (General Duty) in Central Police Organizations under Ministry of Home Affairs, in the pay scale of Rs.5200 – 20200 with Grade Pay of Rs.2000/-. The Age limit is 18-23 years. This is the first time that the Government has decided to conduct a common recruitment examination for recruitment of Constable (General Duty) in all the CPOs, through Staff Selection Commission.
Ministry of Home Affairs has intimated about 49,070 tentative vacancies of Constables (General Duty) collectively, in BSF, CISF, CRPF and SSB for which written test will be held on 5.6.2011 for candidates qualifying in physical standard/physical efficiency test and about 5000 vacancies are tentatively available in ITBP and Assam Rifles for which written examination will be held on 1.5.2011. The Commission will publish respective notices in 5-11 February, 2011 Edition of Employment News/ Rozgar Samachar.
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Making toys and crafts out of recycled materials is a good way to give children a fun inside activity, while teaching the importance of reusing items instead of throwing them away. One such craft idea is a kaleidoscope made out of an empty toilet paper roll. A kaleidoscope can help teach younger children about colors and light, while demonstrating to older children the principles behind mirrors and optics.
Things You'll Need
- Toilet paper roll
- Scissors
- Cardboard
- Aluminum foil
- Clear tape
- Black paper
- Clear plastic wrap
- Small colored objects such as beads
Make Mirrors
Cut three pieces of cardboard, each the length of the toilet paper roll and 1.5 inches wide.
Cut three pieces of aluminum foil that are one inch larger in each dimension than the cardboard pieces.
Cover one side of each piece of cardboard in aluminum foil with the shiny side facing out, taking care not to wrinkle the foil. Fold the remainder of the foil over to the back of the piece of cardboard and use tape to secure it.
Assemble the three foil-covered rectangles into a triangular prism, with the mirrored sides on the inside. Use tape to hold them together.
Assemble Kaleidoscope
Insert the triangle of mirrors into the toilet paper roll.
Cut a circle out of black construction paper. It should be slightly larger than the opening at the end of the toilet paper roll. Carefully cut a small hole 1/3 cm in diameter out of the center of the circle.
Tape the black circle over one end of the toilet paper roll.
Cut two circles out of the clear plastic wrap, both about four inches in diameter.
Put one circle of plastic wrap on the open end of the toilet paper roll and gently press it into the center of the triangle of "mirrors" to make a small pouch. Then fold the perimeter of the circle down onto the toilet paper roll and use tape to secure it.
Place a few small colorful objects in the plastic wrap pouch you made in the center of the triangle. They should have enough space to move around a little bit.
Cover this end of the toilet paper roll with the other piece of clear plastic wrap, pulling it tight and securing it to the sides of the toilet paper roll with tape.
Look through the end of the kaleidoscope with the black paper, pointing the end with the beads toward a source of light. The colors and patterns will change as you turn the kaleidoscope to move the colored objects around.
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Road Construction
Independent auditing from consulting group McKinsey found Oregon's Department of Transportation wastes too much money in cost overruns, especially on small projects that also tend to finish late.
The Oregonian
The Rhode Island Department of Transportation will go out to bid on a design-build contract to reconstruct the Routes 6 and 10 interchange in Providence, with the hope of completing construction in four years. Some will remember what might have been.
Providence Journal
Castle Rock Parkway, which connects US 85 and I-25 south of Denver (or north of Colorado Springs, depending on your perspective), opened service to the public this week.
The Denver Post
The Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) made official a set of rule changes that overthrow an old way of thinking about street design.
Streetsblog USA
London's mayor has proposed a solution to tackle the city's congestion and an expected population increase of 20 percent by 2030: build a system of tunnels to alleviate automobile traffic.
The Guardian
The Federal Highway Administration may put an end to rules mandating wide lanes and "clear zones," making it easier to implement complete streets.
Streetsblog USA
It's a case of the haves vs. the have-nots in transportation spending for a rapidly growing suburban area of Houston.
Houston Chronicle
The legacy of sprawl in and around Houston has forced local officials to seek $700 million in bond funding (part of an $848 million bond package) to pay for road improvement projects.
Community Impact Newspaper
After a $2.3 billion widening project, traffic once again chokes the Katy Freeway's 23 lanes. For road spending critics who are also taxpayers, this I-told-you-so moment is bittersweet.
Streetsblog Network
As local officials claim that all is ready for work to begin on Cleveland's $330 million "Opportunity Corridor" road construction project, one writer critiques the plan's remaining shortcomings.
Rust Wire
A new study published in the journal Nature maps out a plan for the development of roads around the world—where roads should be avoided due to their environmental costs, and where they can be built to maximize their potential benefit to humanity.
Science Daily
In case you need an easy link to reference when encountering arguments in favor of widening roads and freeways as a solution for traffic, Adam Mann provides an accessible and clear explainer article that sums up the limitations of such strategies.
Esteban Bovo, chair of the Miami-Dade County Finance Committee, recently provoked the ire of transit advocates when he said that car culture is in the DNA of Miami.
Transit Miami
We've all heard the question "but who will build the roads?" put to libertarians. In a recent article, Emily Washington examines historic examples of urban settings that developed without the guidance of a government.
Market Urbanism
Though it may be too soon to say for sure, it looks like the United States has reached peak driving. So shouldn't we cut back on new road construction?
The Atlantic Cities
Eric Jaffe traces the uneven history of private sector involvement in road construction and management. The involvement of public-private partnerships will likely continue to grow, despite the potential pitfalls.
The Atlantic Cities
Bogota, Columbia's TransMilenio bus rapid transit system has been widely praised and imitated around the world. However, many consider the successful bus system to be suffering from its own success.
University of Toronto professors say that building more roads just encourages more driving. Building transit doesn't help reduce congestion either, though it still maximizes the value of the transportation system.
Streetsblog Capitol Hill
"When counties had lots of money, they paved a lot of the roads and tried to make life easier for the people who lived out here," said Stutsman County Highway Superintendent Mike Zimmerman, "Now, it's catching up to them."
Wall Street Journal
A perfect storm of projects, ranging from a new busway to an expanding sports arena, is just beginning to disrupt life in the village of Rozelle, Australia. Construction could continue past 2020.
The Sydney Morning Herald


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City Manager s Report
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1 C I T Y O F H U N T I N G T O N B E A C H S P E C I A L P O I N T S O F I N T E R E S T : M A Y O R S C H A L L E N G E H O N O R I N G O F F I C E R S C H A M B E R ECO N O M I C C O N F E R E N C E G E N E R A L P L A N U P D A T E City Manager s Report Hit and Run On Sunday, April 6 at about 8:25 p.m. the Huntington Beach Police Department responded to the area of Beach Boulevard and Utica Avenue regarding a hit and run traffic collision involving a vehicle and a bicyclist. A P R I L 8, I N S I D E T H I S I S S U E : Police Department 1-2 Public Works 3 Business 4 Development Community 5-6 Services Library Services 7-8 Information 8 Services Planning & Building 9-10 Arriving officers located an injured female lying in the roadway. Huntington Beach Fire Department paramedics responded to render aid to the injured bicyclist. The female, Genevieve Ann Hall, 34 years old, a Huntington Beach resident, had major injuries and was transported to UCI Medical Center. Hall arrived at the hospital in critical condition and later died. Witness were interviewed at the scene and reported the vehicle involved in the collision did not stop after striking the bicyclist. Officers were unable to locate the vehicle in the area. Based on evidence left at the scene, officers believe the suspect vehicle is a white sedan. The vehicle will most likely have damage to the front portion of the vehicle. Based on the preliminary investigation, it appears the white sedan was traveling northbound on Beach Blvd. and collided with the bicyclist who was traveling eastbound on Utica. The investigation is ongoing and is being conducted by the HBPD Major Incident Reconstruction Team (M.I.R.T). No citations have been issued and no arrests have been made at this time. Anyone with information about this collision is asked to contact Huntington Beach Police Accident Investigator Tai Huynh at or Accident Investigator Robert Barr at During nonbusiness hours or on weekends, calls should be directed to Anyone wishing to remain anonymous should call Crime Stoppers at TIP- OCCS ( ). Tipsters may also contact Crime Stoppers by texting to phone number (C-R-I-M-E-S) with a cell phone. All text messages should begin with the letters OCCS.
2 Police Department News P A G E 2 PD Honors MADD Deuce Award Officers At the April 7 City Council meeting, the following officers were honored for the number of DUI arrests they made in 2103: Officer Tai Huynh Officer Doug Demetre Officer Wade Wilson Officer Roman Altenbach Officer Maryjo Gamblin Officer Stephani Williams Officer Brian Knorr 47 DUI arrests 44 DUI arrests 43 DUI arrests 33 DUI arrests 33 DUI arrests 26 DUI arrests 25 DUI arrests We thank you for your dedication and service!
3 P A G E 3 Public Works Department News Join the Mayor s Challenge for Water Conservation! We need your vote! Mayor Harper recently proclaimed Huntington Beach s participation in the National Mayor s Challenge for Water Conservation. Mayor Harper is asking residents to make a pledge to conserve water and energy by taking part in the Mayor s Challenge, aimed at reducing water and energy use across the nation. In return, residents from the winning city in each of the five categories has a chance to win a new Toyota Prius Plug-In, water saving fixtures, and hundreds of other prizes. The Wyland Foundation s Mayor s Challenge for Water Conservation, is held every April 1 to 30, in recognition of Earth Month. Mayor Harper is encouraging Huntington Beach residents to conserve water, save energy, and reduce pollution on behalf of Huntington Beach at Huntington Beach currently fluctuates between third and fourth place, but we know that Huntington Beach residents take pride in sustainability and together we all can help make Huntington Beach become the nation s top Water Wise City! 2013 was the driest year on record in California and 2014 is the fifth driest year on record so it is especially important to conserve water right now. Please make the pledge to conserve water and energy. Make every drop count! If you have any questions or comments, you can catch the Water Conservation team at Surf City Nights this month. Stop by the water conservation booth to tell us you ve taken the pledge and we will give you a free smart phone carrying case. Celebrate Earth Day by volunteering at the City s beach cleanup event! Students will receive community service hours while protecting the environment. The event will be north of the pier on April 12 from 9 a.m. to noon. Bags and gloves will be provided and parking at the 1 st and 6 th Street lots is free until 1 p.m. Bring your friends, family, and classmates and don t forget sun block! See you there. C I T Y M A N A G E R S R E P O R T
4 P A G E 4 Inside Story Headline Office of Business Development April 16 Chamber Conference Huntington Beach Rising Success through Collaboration The 27 th Annual Chamber of Commerce Economic Conference is scheduled for April 16, 2014, from 7:30 a.m. to noon at Hyatt Regency Huntington Beach. Speakers will include Dr. Stephen D. Christensen, Concordia University School of Business; Lucy Dunn, President & CEO of Orange County Business Council, a City update by Ken Domer and panels on Making the Connection Why Commerce in Huntington Beach Matters and Workforce Development How to Sustain the Rise of Huntington Beach. For additional information contact Hop into Downtown for Spring Holiday Fun! Downtown will be hopping (pun intended!) when the Easter Bunny springs into town during Surf City Nights on Tuesday, April 8 and Tuesday, April 15 from 5 to 8 p.m. Bring your camera and don t miss a chance to have your picture taken with this furry, fun friend! The Strand on 5 th Street will also be offering great spring holiday fun on Thursday, April 17, with free Easter crafts for kids from 3 to 6 p.m. Come for the free crafts and stay to enjoy the Downtown Artwalk from 6 to 9 p.m., featuring a variety of visual and performing artists, live music, food and fun. For more information about these and other Downtown events, please visit C I T Y M A N A G E R S R E P O R T
5 Community Services News P A G E 5 Food Distribution On Friday April 11 from 8:30 to 10 a.m., low-income, Huntington Beach residents can pick-up USDA food commodities: federal-fund purchased food, and donated food at the Michael E. Rodgers Seniors Center 1706 Orange Avenue. This program is in partnership with Community Action Partnership of Orange County to end hunger and malnutrition. Food distribution is done on the second Friday of each month. To be eligible, recipients must self-certify that their household income is at or below 150 percent of the federal poverty level, and will need to provide proof of residency. There is no age restriction to receive commodities. For more information, please call the Rodgers Seniors Center at The Egg Paint On Monday April 14, from 9:30 a.m. to noon, the Michael E. Rodgers Senior Center will host The Egg Paint an intergenerational art event. Seniors along with young people from the Goals program (Growth, Opportunities, Athletics, Learning and Service) and any others who wish to join will have the opportunity to paint and decorate large foam eggs in their holiday best. Artist Jack Knight and his helpers will be on hand to assist with any painting questions and aid with any decorating needs. Come on down and get your creative juices flowing to create an egg masterpiece or just get into the spring spirit with some fun painting and decorating with friends. Please call the Rodgers Seniors Center at to RSVP for the event.
6 P A G E 6 Inside Story Headline Community Services News Adult Softball Registration for the Summer 2014 Adult Softball leagues is now underway. The registration deadline is April 24, Senior Men s leagues are offered on Sunday mornings and Thursday nights; Senior Coed leagues are offered on Tuesday nights; Senior Women s leagues are offered on Monday and Thursday nights; Men s leagues are offered on Sundays, Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays; Coed leagues are offered on Sunday afternoons and evenings and Wednesday nights. The leagues will start play May 12 and will concluded in late July or early August. Registration packets are available on the City Adult Softball page. For more details or information, please contact the Community Services office at Huntington Beach Art Center The community is invited to join us for the gala celebration of Creative Visions, the annual student art exhibition, opening on April 11 from 6 to 8 p.m. The evening will feature performances by students from the HB City School District as well as the exhibition of art created by students from the HB City School District and the HB Union High School District. Included in the exhibition is the Imagination Celebration presentation of the digital media work of students K-12 from throughout Orange County. For additional information please call the Art Center at C I T Y M A N A G E R S R E P O R T
7 P A G E 7 Library Services Department 5K Walk/Run and Kids Fun Run Literacy Volunteers will hold their second annual 5K & Kids Fun Run on Sunday, April 27. The event will be held in HB Central Park and includes a newly designed course! The day s activities will start at 8:00 a.m. with the 5K Walk/Run, followed by a Kids Fun Run. Early bird registration is just $30 through April 15; Kids Fun Run entry is $5.00. Entry fees include a t-shirt for adults and a medal for the kids fun run. Stay for after-race snacks and festivities, including a book sale for literacy and story time with Librarian Debra Garcia, accompanied on guitar by Kevin Moran. Go to the 5K Walk/Run/Read website and register today at the early-bird registration price! Contact Literacy Services for more information, (714) All proceeds benefit Literacy the Library. Meet the Author of Historic Wintersburg in Huntington Beach, Mary Adams Urashima Wintersburg Village is representative of the Japanese pioneer experience on the West Coast. The history encompasses early aviation, archaeological discoveries, the county s oldest Japanese mission, goldfish farming and the American struggle for civil liberties. Japanese pioneers left an indelible mark on Huntington Beach and on Southern California. Join the author as she uncovers some of Orange County s untold history. Mary will be discussing her book, Historic Wintersburg and signing books at the Huntington Beach Central Library on Saturday, April 19, from 2 to 4 p.m. in the Talbert Room. More information is available at: C I T Y M A N A G E R S R E P O R T
8 P A G E 8 Library Services Department Spring Programs at the Library The Children s Library is having two very special events this April, courtesy of the wonderful Friends of the Children s Library. On April 16, we will welcome the ever-popular Wild Wonders for a live show featuring six different animals from various parts of the world. It s an interactive program so kids may get the chance to pet some of the animals! The show is at 10:30 a.m. in the Tabby Theater and tickets are $4 per person at the Children's Desk. Space is limited advanced ticket purchase is highly recommended. Then, in celebration of Earth Day, we are in for a real treat with Birdsong and the Eco Wonders. Birdsong is a singer and educator passionate about restoring the earth for future generations. She will join us on April 22 at 4 p.m. Both of these events take place at the Central Library. For those who visit the library branches, be sure to check out the special display of seasonal books. The librarians have selected both fiction and non-fiction books for children of all ages. For the month of April, it s Easter, bunnies and duckling books. Also, don t forget to look for books on Spring! Information Services Department Did you know the City website contains a page that has popular links to Water and Sewage service information? You can find links to information about our drinking water quality, water conservation program, water rate information, water sources, etc. To find a link to this information, click on the Services navigation tab and then click on the Water and Sewage link. C I T Y M A N A G E R S R E P O R T
9 P A G E 9 Planning & Building Department City s General Plan Update Visioning Workshops a Success! The City hosted two Visioning Workshops in late March to solicit opinions and ideas for a year 2040 vision for Huntington Beach. Approximately 100 attendees participated in a live polling event and group activities to identify their goals and vision for the community. City staff will complete the initial visioning outreach with an event at the Easter Egg Hunt and Family Fun Day at the City s Central Sports Complex on April 19 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. For more information on the General Plan Update visit:
10 V O L U M E 1, I S S U E 1 P A G E 10 Planning & Building Department Design Review Board On Thursday, April 10, 2014, at 3:30 PM in Room B-8 the following items are scheduled for review by the Design Review Board: DESIGN REVIEW NO (TRUEWIND RESIDENTIAL PUBLIC ART): To review the design, colors, and materials of a proposed public art element for the Truewind Residential development (formerly Wardlow School site). The project is located at 9191 Pioneer Drive, (north side of Pioneer Drive, approximately 610 feet east of Magnolia Street. Please contact Jane James, Planning Manager, for more information. DESIGN REVIEW NO (METER DATA COLLECTION): To review the design, colors, and materials of 34 water meter data collection units to be installed within 300 feet of residential areas located on City-owned sites. The project is city wide. Please contact Kristi Rojas, Contract Planner, for more information. DESIGN REVIEW NO (U.S. TACO RESTAURANT): To review the design, colors, and materials of storefront improvements for a restaurant with an outdoor dining area. The project is located at th Street, Suite 110, (east side of 5 th Street, between Pacific Coast Highway and Walnut Avenue - The Strand). Please contact Ethan Edwards, Associate Planner, for more information. A copy of the agenda is available on the City s website: Please contact the Planning Division at (714) , with any questions.
11 P A G E 11 April 2014 SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT Schedule of Events All month Mayor s Water Challenge Campaign All month Distracted Driving Awareness Month Campaign /12 Free Rainwater Harvesting Class 4/16 Chamber of Commerce Economic Conference 4/16 Wild Wonders at the Library 4/22 Earth Day Celebration at the Library 4/26 Compassionate Day of Community Service 4/27 Library 5K Fun Run 4/27 Taste of HB City Hall Directory City Attorney (714) City Clerk (714) Passports (714) City Council (714) City Manager (714) Community Services (714) Beach Operations (714) Office of Business Development (714) Finance (714) Business Licenses (714) Fire Department (714) Human Resources (714) Information Services (714) Library (714) Planning & Building (714) Code Enforcement (714) Police Department (714) Public Works (714) Fred A. Wilson, City Manager
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Barring the odd bit of china dropped in surprise, ornaments broken in a rage and a room-engulfing blaze, life at Downton Abbey doesn't really take too much of a toll on the house. While life for the inhabitants might be stressful and full of all the drama that interwar living brings, the building itself passes each series relatively unscathed – a good job with all those valuables inside.
Watching our favourite aristocrats live around all that luxury each week got us thinking – with all those jewels, ornaments and priceless artworks just lying around, the Earl's home insurance premium must be sky-high, surely?
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By Amy Lorentzen, Associated Press Writer
DES MOINES, Iowa The biggest race of Lolo Jones' life will likely be the 100-meter hurdles she'll compete in next month at the Beijing Olympics.
Then she may compete in her strangest run: a race against a horse in her home state of Iowa.
Jones apparently came up with the idea of going up against a racehorse at Prairie Meadows Racetrack and Casino near Des Moines. She and racetrack officials were already discussing an autograph signing when the idea popped up, her attorney David Adelman said.
"I think she mentioned this could be kind of fun, something of interest, probably not thinking anything would come of it," Adelman said on Wednesday. "People have been talking about it, so we figured we'd explore the option further."
Jones wouldn't be the first star athlete to run against an equine competitor. Cincinnati Bengals receiver Chad Johnson raced a horse last year at River Downs, and track and field legend Jesse Owens raced horses and dogs after winning four gold medals at the 1936 Olympics.
None of the details of a Jones vs. racehorse event have been finalized, and Adelman said they wouldn't be until after the Olympics.
"Right now her focus, her priorities, are all on the Olympics, the U.S. Olympics team and her 100-meter hurdle race," he said.
Jones wasn't available for comment.
So far, the Des Moines native has been paid $4,000 by the racetrack to help send her family to Beijing. Adelman said more money could come if the horse race is finalized.
"We're kind of in the initial stages of talks right now, making sure that she's racing on the safest surface possible," he said.
A telephone message left for a spokeswoman with Prairie Meadows Racetrack and Casino in Altoona wasn't immediately returned.
The distance of the possible race hasn't been discussed, but it would likely be a sprint against a thoroughbred, which are bred for long-distance running. Adelman said it would be "a race where Lolo would be competitive and possibly win against the horse."
Deb Moss, a Des Moines breeder of thoroughbreds, said it's a great promotional idea.
"I think everybody is interested," Moss said. "Let's see how fast she really is."
The distance would likely have to be about 100 yards to 220 yards to give Jones an edge, because "a human can get out of the gate a lot faster than a horse can," Moss said.
The fastest 100-yard dash recorded by a human is about 9 seconds. According to the Prairie Meadows Web site, the record for a 100-yard race there is 6.21 seconds set in 2002 by a quarter horse. The shortest thoroughbred races listed were two furlongs, or about a quarter mile.
Adelman said Jones enjoys doing public appearances in Iowa and thought racing a horse could be fun for a hometown crowd.
"She has such an affinity for Des Moines, central Iowa, and considers this her home and obviously wants to be back here in some capacity," he said.
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On September 11, 2001, while talking to their U.S. based daughter via telephone, the Kaul family is thrilled to know that she is expecting a child soon, but their conversation is interrupted by the terrorist attack on the World Trade Centre. Both her sister and her husband perish in that attack. The Kaul family is devastated. They take some time to recover, and arrange their other daughter, Anupama's, marriage with Arpit Oberoi, who runs an advertising agency. Anupama and Arpit like each other, and are happy with this arrange marriage. While travelling by train, Anupama meets Aman, a plainclothes officer working with an anti-terrorist organization, and falls in love with him. She loses interest in Arpit, and even in her family. When her family find out about Aman, they decide to meet him, and realize that there is no such person as Aman, leaving Anupama to be the only one to vouch for his presence.
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Children decorated the cobblestones at the base of the Edgartown lighthouse with slipper shells as more than 100 people gathered for the 15th annual Ceremony of Remembrancel.
On Sept. 24, the Martha's Vineyard Museum hosts its 15th annual Children's Memorial Ceremony of Remembrance.
Parents and children gathered at the Edgartown Lighthouse for the 13th annual Ceremony of Remembrance. At the base of the lighthouse, granite stones are engraved with the names of children who have died.
It rained in Vineyard Haven and in Oak Bluffs on Saturday. But in Edgartown the skies held out for a 1 p.m. service at the Edgartown Lighthouse. More than 60 people came together at the foot of the beacon, under dark and threatening skies for the Children's Memorial, a remembrance. They came to hear stories, music and commemorate a lost child in their lives.
Like many other parents at the Ceremony of Remembrance on Saturday, Kathy Fortini stood around a stone bearing the name of her own child. She stared out into the ocean and said, "This place is perfect — it's how he'd be looking out."
Each stone at the Edgartown Lighthouse Children's Memorial tells a story of a child's life cut too short. This eighth annual ceremony honored all of the Vineyard children who have died; some Islanders, some frequent visitors.
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In wake of the largest mass shooting in American history, it's time to ban all assault rifles. Just. Ban. Them. NOW.
In wake of the largest mass shooting in American history, it's time to ban all assault rifles. Just. Ban. Them. NOW.
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