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Home My WebLink About2004-01-12 - Newport Mesa Daily PilotI ~i I .. Serving the Newp ort-Mesa community since 1907 MONDAY, JANUARY 12, 2004 IN BUSINESS Couple connection A Costa Mesa h usband and wife work closely: His sports memorabilia b u siness and her salon are separated by a wall. Bryce Alderton Daily Pilot L onnie and Patricia Voss married seven years ago. and they have been close ever since. and sports memorabilia, and Patricia's Voss Salon. A door separates shampoos and soaps from a Stan Musial jersey and a ShaquJlle O'Neal bobble-head doll owners. The salon and framing shop combine to cover 2,500 square feet, 400 more feet than their old building. INSIDE For more business news, see Page A2. displays -his specialty - where everything from baseball cruds to bobble-head dolls can be arranged in an appealing manner suitable to hang on a wall. The two business owners share a suite on East 17th Street in Costa Mesa housing Lonnie's shop, the Creative Play, specializing in custom framing The couple moved their businesses from another 17th Street spot -near the Wendy's restaurant -to the present location in October after their former building changed Lonnie Voss. who studied commercial art at Orange Coast College, got his first job in framing from J.C Penney and worked for Robinson's Co. before it merged with May Co. He began the CreatJve Play on 17th Street ip 1993. "I combined two thin~ I love: sports and design.~ he said. standing next to one of his many three-dimensional framed Voss Salon is Patricia Voss' eighth salon. She was born in India and moved to England when she was I. See COUPLE, Pa1e M KENT TREPTOW I OAJlY PILOT Patricia and Lonnie Voss own busmesses side-by-side. Patricia Voss operates Voss Salon & Day Spa, and her husband runs the Creative Play, which sells and frames sports memorabilia. JUST KAYAKING THROUGH DON LEACH I DAil Y P1l 0 l West Lido Channel provides cairn and quiet conditions for an afternoon kayaker, who paddle s along under low-cloud skies. Mobile home park conversions still an issue A p roposed law goes to the Planning Commission today, bu t it might take up more than one meeting. Deirdre Newman Daily Pilot COSTA MFSA -The Planning Commission continues to wrestJe with how to increase the city's author- ity over mobile home pa.rt conver- sions in a way that's acceptable to pa.rt owners. City leaders initiated ln July the creation of more specific require· ments for converting mobile home parks to other uses. Drafting a new law to expand those procedures has proved a daunting task. Today, after three continuances, the commission is scheduled to consider the proposed law. Planning staff members are recommending con- tinuing the Item again if the commls- slon needs more time to anal)'7.e its nuances. Commission Chairman Bruce Gar- lich said designing the new law is challenging because of the vague state code it's based on. "I thir}Jt it's because we're trying to create an ordinance to deal with some rather loosely defined state code that can be taken in a lot of different direc- tions,. Garlich said. ww e've looked at a lot of other cities, and we're trying 10 do what's right for Costa Mesa. And that's not an easy task.· The City Council supported re· vamping its procedures on mobile home park conversions after residents of the El Nido and Snug Harbor Lrailcr parks complained that they weren't being offered fair compensation since the parks are heing closed. The city can not deny an applka· Uon for a mobile home parlc conver- sion permit or prewnt a property owner from closing a mobile home park. All it ls required to do is to re- See MOBtLE, Pqe M INSIDE/OUT Charges filed in only 4 of 28 rapes In many rapes reported in the first 9 months· of 2003, lack of evidence or victims' reticence quashed the case. Deepa Bhar ath Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -Olargc!. were filed by the Ora11ge County district attorney in only four out of 2fl rapes rer orted in the city be1ween January and Scp1emher 2003, officiall> ~-i.1d. The city saw a 154% incrc~c in rapes. according 10 a report relea'>ed by 1he stale attorney general'!> office on Wednc~day. Reported incident!. went up from 11 dur- ing the first nim: montJ1s of 2002 to 28 dunng the same period in 2003. 11wn• is no explanation for why r.ipes - or for that matter any of the violent crimes -go up or down. Co~ta Mesa Police Det. Sgt. Jack Archer <;a1d Many of the Costa Mei.a incidents in· volved alcohol or date rape drugs and very rarely involved ''ranger attack.,, Archer -.aid. In almost all Cal>e,, the victim aJld '>Uspect knew each other, he said. "1Wo out of the 21l ra'>es were un- founded,· he i.aid. "In all other <:<l,es, ex- cert for the four that we~ liJed. either 1here was li ttle or no evidence that a crime had occurred or the victims thernselv~ decided not to go any further with it." In all four of the cases that were filed , the victim and the suspect knew each other. Hie increasing number of rerortt'd rape ca'ies doesn't surprise I leather Banuelos, program director for Sexual Assault Vic- tims Services, which serves as Orange County's rape crisb center. "We're M!cing an increasing trend £'very- where because more and more people are reporting them," she said. ·And tho l's be- rnuse people arc becoming more aware and gelling educated about how to react if they ever become a rape victim." Last year alone, the center helped al- most l.AOO victims, Banuelos said. See RAPES, Pa1e A4 $13 million! Thats a lot of money, Umlatte Daily Pil ot AT A GLANCE ON THE WEB: www.~com WEATHER ~ It'll be e little gloomy nNr the cont et first. S..P..-A2 SPORTS The~ Coast College women't beltetbell teem ,, deellng wtth c:hallengM on the court tnd off. S..P..-A7 M ost of you have probably received the e-mail from the guy claiming to be an African attorney sitting on a boatJoad of cash. According to the e-mail. all you have to. do is send him a little bit of per&0nal Information and all that dough will be yours. Some versions of the scam ult for detalls ebout your bank account right ottthe bat. Others just uk for contact Information -the point being to first buiJd up your confidence befon! springing the trllp. I must have opened and deleted this e-mail 100 times, each time shakifl8 my head at the unmJtipted shameleellless of these INlkes that hut beneath the DAVID SILVA surface of the superhighway. But for some reason, I opened one this week and actually decided to respond. I've enclosed an abridged version of his e·mall (typos and all) below, along with myrepty: Dear Slr: I am Banister Umlatte Mustapha. An Attorney at Law and Legal consultant. I am the personal Attorney to Mr. Richard Smak. a Nadonal of your country, who used to worlc with Standard Development Company in Nigeria. On the 21st of April 200J, my client, his wtfe and their three Children were lnvolved in a fatal car Accident along Sagarnu Express Road. All occupants of the vehJcle unfortunately lost thelr Uves. Since then I have made several inquires to your F.mbassy to locate any of my late clients extended Relatives this has also proved unsuccessful. I have contacted you to uaist tn repatriating the money and property left behind by my client beft>re they get confbcated or declared unserviceable by the bank here this huge depotit lodged. PartlcuJarty, the National Bank ol Nigeria PLC where the deceased h~an account valued al about (U.S. $13.000.000.00) Thirteen million \lnJ States Dollars has issued me a Final notice to provide the Next of ICin or have the Account con&cated within the nex.t 21 working days. Since I have been unauccessfi locating the relatives fo~ qver l .. _[IL ... now I seek your consent to p11M•lallli\ es the next of kin of the~~ you bear the same last name wlth the A2 Mondly, ~ 12. 2004 YOUR BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT Triangle Square has three-sided plan The shopping center would change the movie theater and the food court and add a gym to draw more business. Allcl• Rob inson Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -The 1Tiangle Square shopping center might soon he more com fortable. more ta.-.ty or more healthy to w ill. depending on your interests. The center is 1110V1ng dhead with a three-part plan that could change the '>eating in t11e movie theater, expand the offerings in the food court, and add a two-story gym. sald Josh Sha· piro. leasing manager with the center's managing firm. Olarles Dunn. The changes arc part of an strategy to revilaliz..e the center, which In Octo- ber set a goal of reaching 100% occu· pancy by summer. Al the dme, the center was at 70'J(. occupancy and had lost Whole Foods and a North Face ~tore since October 2002. It had also weathered frequent management changet>, including six marketing di· rectors in a four-year period. But everything Is on Lrack to reach the goal. Shapiro said. OffidaJs are talking witJ1 Edwards Theater man- agement about converting to stadium seating. which will decrease the num- ber of seats but wt1I make moviegoers more comfonable. he said. "From what I've rei,carc:hc.'<.1, this 1s the new thing that everyone\ doing." Shapiro said. "If it happens, that'll definitely increas(' occ\lpancy. . .. What that docs ib it hrin~s in 11111rt• l ll'ltomerl-.." Nc..ogoliation~ al'io are in progrl't-'i with two fitness cham~ to take over the basement space, where Whole I 'oods was. and po!.Sibly the old North Face pot at street level to create a lWO·Story gym. "I think that would he the high~t and h<,><;t U'>t' for the• center,· Shapiro ~S ZIMMUIMAN /OM..Y PILOT One of the new signs installed at Triangle SQuare along Harbor Boulevard. The shopping complex rs trying to increase the number of tenant shops. said. Step lhree is a face-lift for the food court, which will include visual changes to entice traffic from Newport Boulevard, possibly a bar or coffee ki· osk in the center, and more seating. Fuf,'U, a high-end restaurant-bar, wt1I open in February. and he's been trying to a11ract similar restaurants to fill va- cant !>paces. Shapiro said. "If those three items occur and hap· pen I 00%. then we're definitely going lo bring m tons or traffic," he said. "It's going to be very easy to lease up everything else.· Triangle Square Operations Man· ager Mary Korkodian said after the huge success of a December event. the center is considering holding four major events a year co draw custom· ers. Holiday shopping also gave the cen - ter a boost. Korkodian said many stores reported sales increases of 20% to JO'J(.. "I tJ1ink our major advantage Is that we do have a lot of people in the Costa Mesa and Newport Beach area who want to see the center succeed as much as we do, and the community has been very supportive of us.· she said. BUSINESS CALENDAR · and rt1servat1ons: (310) 322-6654. TUESDAY The S.Vice Corps of Retif9d ExecutiYa will sponsor a •Financing Your Business" workshop from 9 a.m. to noon at National University. 3390 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa. The cost is $25 or $20 with preregistration. Information: (714) 550-7369. how to invest In real estate from 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. in the Fine Arts 116 at OCC. The cost Is $69 per person or $99 for couple, which covers the cost of a wor1cbook and class materials. Information (714) 432-5880. JAN. 20 THURSDAY • Send BUSINESS CAl.ENDAR items to the Daily Pilot. 330 W. Bay St .. Costa Mesa. CA 92627; by &-mail to luis.pena~latimes.com; by fax to (949) 6464170; or by calling (949) 574-4298. Include the time. date and location of tho event, as well as a contact phone numbe1. TODAY n,. Women'• FWenal s.Mce .• buaJneu and professional organization for men and women In Southern California. is holding their ne>Ct Orange County Chapter monthly networ1c.ing lund'leon at 11 :30 a.m .. at the Radi1aon Hotel, Newport Beadl. Information The Com Mese Chember of Commerce wlll host a ~inute breakfast boost from 7 to 8:45 a.m. at the Costa M9$8 Country Club, 1701 Golf Course Drive, Costa Mesa. The cost is $13 with reservations and $18 at the door. Information: (714) 885-9090. The s.tvice Corp1 of Retired Executtws wfft sponsor a computerizing your business woricshop from 9 a.m. to noon at National Unive rsity, 3390 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa. The cost is $25 or $20 with preregistration. Information: (714) 550-7369. Th• s.mc. Cotpl of R9tired Execudws will sponsor a legal issues for the start up business worbhop at 1 p.m. at National University, 3390 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa. The cost is $25 or $20 with preregistration. 'Information: (714) 550-7369. SATUROAY O...nge Cont College will off9r • semlner on Daily A Pilot VOL 98, NO. 12 ™<>MASH. JOHNSON Pl.lblisher lONYDOOEAO Edito1 JUO'VOETTINO Advertising Dlrec1or LA.NA JOHN60H Promotlo"' Olrec1or NEWSITAffJ ~--Ctlme 8nd courts 111P01111t. (949) 574"G26 ~.bhM«lltllMlnw.conl JuneC1n.,..lda ~ Beech f9C)Ol'W. 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IPttcet lndude t11 ~lc9ble IQ~ •nd local ttxkl POSTMASTER: Send address changes to lhe Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Dally Pilot. P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa, CA 92626. Copyright No newa atones, lllu11T1tion1. editorial matter or advertitementl herein can be reproduced without written permission of coeyright owner. C200it Tim. CN. An nghta ~. ·--. I THE BUSINESS OF LANGUAGE Th e word ditto dates some of us reference to our youth.) I had always though! that the tenns "mimeograph" and "ditto" were interchangeable. Nor so. Dino was actually a brand name of something called a "spirit duplicator,· I n what may prove a Pulitzer Prize-winning piece of investigative journalism combined with deductive reasoning. I can now report that Costa Mesa Mayor Gary Monahan is probably more than 18 years old. Through what amazing power of JUNE which used gelatin to CASAGRANDE absorb ink and press it divination was I able to arrive at this conclusion, you ask? Well. I'll teU you. At Monday's meeting of the Costa Mesa City Council, Monahan offered a solution for a rather ugl:y problem. As about 20 people rushed the dais to speak out on a parldng issue on Cornell Drive, Monahan spotted an opportunity to expedite an otherwise long and loud process: Those who wanted to echo the majority of conunents already voiced could just say, "Ditto.· I've never attended a Costa Mesa City Council meering, but I've heard enough horror stories of late-night gum Oapping that J wasn~ swprised to learn that his suggestion went straight down the commode: Preny much everyone vented the full fury of his or her spleen on the council. Everyone who remembers the origin of the word dltto, please raise your hand. Everyone now having sense memories of alcohol-scented pieces of paper, just ·run ofr' the machines. raise your other hand. (Perhaps you should put your hands down now before your nosy neighbor peeking through your kitchen window thinks you're being robbed and calls the cops.) When I was in school, back in the year Umptee n Umpty Something, dittoes were what we called those blue-ink. alcohol-smeUing copies of things such as quizzes that teachers ·ran off' on machines everyone called mimeographs. Then along came the Xerox machine, and faster than you could say ·change loner cartridge.· those other machines disappeared. But the word lived on. According to Webster's New Word CoUege Dictionary, ditto means "the same," Ha duplicate,~ "as said above" or "likewise.• Still, t11e people most inclined to use the word are people who actually remember -or think they remember -what dittoes were. Hence my near certainty that Monahan is at least of voting age. But. as I found oul last week. even old people such as Monahan and yours truly might be more confused than even we knew. A quick search for the terms "mimeograph" and "ditto" produce a link to (hold on to your copy of Modem Maturity. Gary; this ain't pretty) the Early Office Museum's page, "Antique Coµying Machines ... (Let us pause briefly to recover from the effect of the words ·museum" and *antlque" in onto blank pages. Mimeograph machines used stencils to mass-produce copies. The "ditto" technology was invented (not by Ditto. by the way) in 1923. Mimeographs were invented in the lat~ 1800s. Technology has done some wild thin~ to our language. Terms such as "default." "online," "download." "upload," ·1og on," "Internet." "bool up," "Web." "drive," "nano." "link." "dot-com," "cyber." "browser," "surter: "blog." "server" and "byte" have come into play In ways no one could've seen coming just a few decades ago. And they've aeated more than a bit of confusion about the language. For example. Associated Press style just a few years back dictated that ·on-line" should be hyphenated in most cases. As basically everyone under the sun ignored APs dictate, the self-appointed authority changed its tune. Online is now "one word in all cases for ilie computer connection term.· They've been a litde slower to come around on "ofD.ine. • though. After years of oot taking a J>05ition on the matter, leaving writers to defer to Webster's ruling that the adjective "off-line" is hyphenated, the 2002 edition of the AP gulde finally included mention of this in its new Internet Guide: w•oftllne: no hyphen, is an exception to Webst.er's. • However, that's not how you'll see it in The Pilot. Los Angeles Times style, whlch The Pilot foUows, defers back to Websters, requiring a hyphen. So remember, online is one word, off-line nobody can agree upon and therefore nobody knows. Moving on to equally unstable stable subjects, while it's long been true that Internet and Web are both capitalized. until recently there was no such word as "website.· It was "Web site." Not o anymore. at least not according to The Tunes. All of a sudden, ·website" is the way 10 go. As you can see. old people, it's Important to try to keep up with the rimes. So next time it's your turn to addres.'! Monahan and friends. and you want to repeat something the person before you already said, just say "Xerox.· No, wait. Don't. • JUNE CASAGRANDE covers Newport Beadl and John Wayne AirPort. She may be reac:tied at (949) 574-4232 or by e-mail at june.~S6(Jrande<@latimes.com. SURF AND SUN WEATHER FORECAST It'll be mostly sunny today. The etoud1 and patchy, dense, low-vlsibillty fog near the coast thi1 morning will largely clear by the afternoon. Ught winds wUI continue through the night. The high• will be from 62 to 71 degree1. At night, It'll be partly cloudy. The lows will be from 45to60. lnlonndon: Www.fMll.noN.flO'V BOATING FORECAST TM fo~lb ant almH•r for the Inner and OUt9r Wllters. Verlable wlnda will be at 10 lcnota or lighter, end tht wevea wiU be 2 feet or ametler. ThMe eotidftlona wlll contlntHt through tht night. Ontv tht west ewtll will wry. NMr tht OOMt, lht ewtll will be from' to 7 .... during tht city and from 4 to 8 fMt tt Nght. F'IK1her out. tht ... wlfl I be from 7 to 9 feet and from 8 to 10 feet at night. SURF The coast will get a big boost In west-northwest swell by the mid-to late moming. The aurf wlll be from chest· to head·hlgh at the outset, but will lnereeae to overhead by ml(l..aftemoon and to double-overheed at weat•faclng breaks not bloctad by i.landa. Rip tidel are llkefy. W.....quelty: www.'4Jrfrk#r.org TIDES l1me 12:61 a.m. 5:.Ue.m. 11:29•.m. &36p.m. Height 3.86 feet high 2.45 fe.t low 4.. 'M feet high 0.23 feet low WATER TEMPERATURE 68deg ..... ,. Daily Piiot COSTA MESA PLANNING COMMISSION PREVIEW Here are some of the Items the com.mission will consider Monday. ZONING APPEAL On Nov. 20, 2003, the zoning administrator, Perry Valantlne, approved a request to demolish a one·story residence and detached two-car garage and build a new · two-story house at 2160 Myran Drive. Council members Chris Steel and Libby Cowan and Planning Commissioner Katrina Foley appealed the decision because ·they sald they felt the amount of public opposition to the project justified having a public hearing before the Planning Commission. ENTERTAINMENT PERMIT The commission will consider an application from Eric Strauss, representing property owner America West Properties, for a pennit to allow live entertainment and dancing for the Comer Office sports bar and restaurant at 580 Anton Blvd. Entertainment proposed includes karaoke. bands and disc jockeys with dancing once or twice a week. WHAT TO EXPECT Planning staff members recommended approval because, t.bey said, the addition of entertainment and dancing will allow the Comer Office to continue its successful operation and it will not negatively affect existing nearby businesses and residences. FY1 •WHAT: next Planning Commission meeting •WHEN: 6:30 p.m. today • WHERE: City Hall, 77 Fair Drive •INFORMATION: (714) 754·6245 allow off-site overflow park.Ing at Mariner's Ouistian School. at 300 Fischer Ave. Rock Harbor Ornrch congregants now meet at the €os1a Mesa Senior Center. Monday, Januory 12. 2004 A3 Opposition comes from neighbors on Myran Drive who feel the proposed residence would destroy their privacy and diminish their neighborhood, which comprises mostly single-story houses built in the 1950s. "I don't see any reason to not approve ii from the way I've looked at it,'' Garlich said. Since Mariner's Ouistian School is across the street from the proposed site. the recommended condJtions of approval include a requirement for insurance and an agreement that the church will not hold the city liable for any damages, claims or legal actions involving property damage, injuries or death caused by congrcgants going 10 or from the off-site parkin~. Featuring A Live Tribute To WHAT TO EXPECT CHURCH APPLICATION WHAT TO EXPECT Frank Sinatra Every Monday & Tuesday 6-9pm Planning staff members have recommended upholding Valantine's decision. The commission will consider a request from Tony Petros, representing property owner Todd Schiffman, for approval of a permit to establish Hock Harbor OlUrch within an industrial building at 345 Fischer Ave. and to Planning staff members recommend approval of the request. ~1 have a difficult time trying to make findings to overturn the zoning administrator's approval of that project," Oiakman Bruce Gartich sald. "That looks like a good fit." Garlich said. "I think it's a win-win situation since the traffic problems that are created in the current location al the ·enior ce nter are legendary." Steaks • Seafood • Cocktails •••Quality Service ... •••Nighdy Entcna.inmcot• .. J ,,,. Rr:.,,·1vt1io1H (it// (949) 646-7944 1 Ct')" '"'it"' Au•., < ·,., • .., 1\.1"'°'" Uu11u 1 tt -10111 \1~11 ~' it .. •n1 \t VJ • 14.v 1• •pt'*' 11 • •o 1950s art on display at Newport library Art.isl Robert Ecker's series of mezzotint prints capturing im- ages of his youth in California in 1he 1950s arc on display through February in the foyer of the New- port Beach Central Library. Mezzotlnt engraving involves burnishing images onto plates. Admission is free. The library is at IOOO Avocado Ave .• Newport Beach. For information, call the library at (949) 717·3800. I KEA to reward those . . weanng pajamas Costa Mesa's IKEA store will hold a variety of events Satur· day through Monday. including a contest 10 win a bedroom sel, a children's pajama party and home furnishing workshops. The Swedish furniture store will celebrate the bedroom with free breakfasts from 9:30 to 11 BRIEFLY IN THE NEWS a.m. lor visitors dressed in th eir pajamas; Cree ma!>'\a~es from noon to 3 p.m. each day; and sale offers all weekend. . IKEA will donate $ 10 10 the Orange County chapter of the Red Cross for every bed frame purchased during the event. Al 10:30 am. Saturday, guests can enter the sleepyhead comest, in which the person who stays in bed longest will win a free bed- room set. The pajama parry will be held at 9:30 a.m. Sunday. and home furnishing workshops will be given al I I a.m. and I, :J and 5 p.m. Monday. The IKEA o;tore is at 1475 South Coas1 Drive. Republican women to host state candidates The Newport Harbor Repub· lican Women will hold a forum on Thursday for GOP candi- dates for the 70th A~!iembly Oislrict and the 35th state Sen- die Districl. Candidate!> on 1he .;la1e are Crb11 Cristich, ()rnck DeVorc. OlC1nchol Gup1a, Don Wagner and Marianne 7jppi for the As- sembly !.Cal and John Camp· bell, Ken Maddox and Joe Sny· der for th e slate Senate sear. The even1 at the Pacific ()ub. 4110 MacArthur Blvd. in New· port Beach. will begin wi1h a so· cial hour at 11:30 a.m. and con· tinue with a luncheon at noon. For information, call (949} 644· 0539. Funding available for urban forestry proj ects The National Tree fruc;1 an d C.ahfornia Rel.ear has an· nounccc.1 that funds are avail- ahlC' lo communily·based group!> for urban forestry project\. Grants from $1 ,000 to $7 ,500 arc available from the Califor nia Department of ForeMry and Fire Pmlt.'r tion The grants art• for pro1cc1' in one or tluet· group!>: 1n·t• plan1ing: 1ret' care and educa11on; or outreach and volunteer development. Fur information call !H41)) 642-0127 ur visil llttp:llwww.ml· t ion alt nw ms t. orglreleaf Home Buyer Assistance Program has funds The City ol Costa Mesa Re- development Agency has funds available for the Home Buyer Assistance Program. The program offe rs down paymen1 assio;lance of up to $40.000 in the form of a deferred second mortgage to households earning no more than the 120% of the Orange County median. Home buyers must provide al leas1 a 3% down payment and he creditworthy. The purchase price limil i<> $419,000. For information, call (7 14 ) 754-4892. ,,. a ,.,,. n. ,.,,. .,. .... ----·· "Last year over 350,000 people died from the same cause" Yet nobody built them a monument ... Dear Friend, It's hard to believe, I know, but it's true. lost year more Americans were killed by prescription drugs than by guns, AIDS, suicides and terrorists COMBINED .. but we'll get to Jhot in a minute. let me start by explaining the photo in this letter. You know, when I meet people in town they usually soy, "Oh yeah, I know you, you're Dr. MocAdom. I've seen your different offices around here for years ... " Well, that's me. The guy on the left side of the photo. Twenty-thNe year1 Cl90 something happened to me that changed my life forever. When I was 16 years old, my front lire blew out on my motorcycle coming home from high school (go Seo-Kingsl) and slammed me down onto the rood al 60 mph. While I survived the occident with only o crocked helmet, I was so bodly skinned up that I couldn't compete in track for two weeks. Once I healed from my wounds, I was bock on the track, but something hod changed. My running stride felt TOTALLY different. It didn't hurt lo run, I just couldn't run the same and my running times were getting slower and slower. Even my coaches could see by how I ran that something was terribly wrong. At that time, my dad was seeing o chiropractor in COM and suggested that he may have some answers to why I couldn't run. The chiropractor did on exam, took some films, and then "adjusted• my spine. The adjustment didn't hurt ... it actually felt good. When I got bock on the track I couldn't believe the changes ... I could run ogoinl This experience hod mode such o difference in my life that I went to chiropractic school myself. Now as for my kids Alexis, Gabriello and Elliot, they were adjusted right ofter birth. They obviously don't complain of neck pain or bock pain, I adjust them to keep them healthy ... as with all the hundreds of children I core for in my office. You see, it's not normal for kids to get eor infections, asthma, allergies or a number -of other illnesses we see deor up in our office everyday. When the nervous system is working correctly your internal reslstonee and healing powers ore enhanced. As for my wife Louro, well she too receives all the benefitl from chiropractic core, usually just to stay "tuned vp• so the con keep up with our busy !If.style. A h.olthy family does NOT rely on m.dlcotion to make them well. My family does not tum to medication to seek heolth and we don't have a "medicine chest" in our home. Due lo years of advertising saturation from the pharmaceutical companies most Americans do seek health from outside-in and most families have o "medicine chest" filled with on overage of 29 different medications In an overage year, the World Health Organization (WHO) reports over 1.5 million hospitolizotions due to medicotion. lost yeor the WHO reported 350,000 deoths due to medications people took ... and 160,000 wero when the drugs we:rrescribed corr.ctly. More people di Jost )'t(Jt from medjcgtiona than gt Pead HorbOr and .Y'.!ttrulm. Amazing, huh9 ~ltdfUgs moke people well, then those who toke th. most should be the healthiest, but this simply isn't the case. ~, Many people are beginning to under· sland that health comes from within. This is why chiropractic helps so mony people. You see, God creored o body that con heol 1tself. Your body doesn'I need any help, it 1ust can't hove any interference. W ith chiropractic, we don't odd anything lo the body or toke anything from ii. We find interference in the nervous system ond remove ti, thus enhancing the healing copocities of the body We gel tremendous results It really is os simple OS that Here's whol some of my pottents hove to say: "/ quit toking aspirin medication fwo weeks prior to starting core with Dr MocAdom so that I would know if his core was helping. I om now drug free, and the terrible pain I lived with for years is now gone .. N chiropractic is a way of life for me and I love ii." (Carol C.) "I hod been told that the only way to relieve my bock ond neck pain was lo live on poi11 medication because surgery was not on option. I hod scoliosis as o child and bock surgery at 15. Since Dr. MocAdom's core, I hove virtvolly eliminated of/ the medications including aspirin that I used to toke to gel through the day. Myself, my husband and both my children hove benefited greatly from Dr. MacAdam '$ core". (Shelly H.) Being o chiropractor con be tough because there's o host of so-called experts our there. They tell people a lot of things that are just plain ridiculous about my profession ... usually it's: HMy neighbor's sisters friend said ... "let me ask you, do you make your healthcare decisions bosed on honest focts or biased opinions? Interesting question, isn't ii~ NOW .•• Find out for yourself ond benefit from on AMAZING OFFER. Look, it shouldn't cost you on arm and a leg to correct your health. You ore going to write a check to someone for your health core expenses, you may as well write one for a lesser amount for chiropractic. An entire week of coro In my off ice may cost what you poy for one v1s1t elsewhere. When you mention this article by January 26, 2004 you will receive my ent11e new poltenl exam for $17 That's our full exam, with x·roys lhe whole ball of wax This exam could cost xou $239 elsewhere Further cote is very affordable ond you'll be happy to know that I hove affordable family plans. You see, I'm not trying to seduce you to come see me with the low stort up fee, then lo only make 11 up with high fees ofter !hat Further care 1s very important lo consider when making your choice of doctors High costs can odd up very quickly Great care at a great fee. Please, I hope that there's no misunderstanding about quality of core just because I om offering a lower exam fee You'll get great core al a great fee. I u1tl1ze several different od1us1tng techniques m my office lo better serve you If you prefer manual techniques or Activator ti makes no difference lo me. I'm here to serve you ond make o difference 1n your life I've been entrusted lo lake care of tiny babies to 98 year olds for over thirteen years now I'm 1usl offering this low fee to help more people My assistants ore Carmen and Mory They ore great and absolutely full of love. Our office 1s both friendly and worm and we try our best to make you feel at home We hove a wonderful service, offered al on exceptional fee Our office is called N atural Healthworks Chiropractic and Wellness Center and is located ot 1731 Santa Ano Avenue in Eastside Costa Mesa right behind Mi Caso Mexican restaurant. We ore open 5 days o week. Our phone number ts 949.57 4- 7700 Coll Carmen or Mory today for on appointment We con help you. Thonk You Dr MocAdom chiropractor for children & adults P.S. When occomponred by the first, I om also offering the second family mem~ this some examination for only $10. 't M Monday,~ 12. 2004 PUBLIC SAFETY P.OLICE FILES COSTAMUA • ""'°' 9lrMI: Grand theft ~ng$400WH repof1lld In the 3300 bloc* at 2:10 p,m, s.turday. • ..,...... end Newpot1 ........ Aper.onwq '9P(>f1ed driving under the Influence of aklohol at 11:48 p.m. Saturday. • Dee MM' Avenue end Newport Bot•r.wct: Possession of drug paraphernalia wa• reported at 7:45 a.m. S.turday. • Fa1WH9 Wly: A person Wal Ntp<>rted repairing a vet.Ide on a pubflc ltreet in the 3000 bloc* at 10-.46 a.m. S.turday. • GW. ~:A parole violation was reported In the 1400 bl<><* at 12:25 a.m. S.turday. • H.ibor Bout.verd: A person wa1 reported urinating In public in the 1900 bt<><* at 6 p.m. Saturday. • WMt 11th StrMt: An open oonteiner of alcohol in a public park wa1 reported in the 500 bl<><* at 9:46 a.m. RAPES Continued from A 1 "lb.\ Lhan haJf of the reported incidents actually gf'I filed," she said. The sooner victim~ report the inciden1 to police, the better the chance of prosecution, Banuelos said. The center works with the po· lice department 10 Lake the vie- MOBILE Conbnued from A 1 view a report required by the state analY't.ing the effects of the conversion or closure on the rc.--si- dents. It may then Impose mea- sures Lhe park owner must take to lessen negative effects without exceeding the reasonable costs of relocation. In preparing the proposed law, planners reviewed the ordinan· ces of cities uch as Laguna Beach and I luntlngton Beach, ~ well ru. the Golden State Manu- factured I tome Owners League. The proposed changes would expruld the city's authority 10 cover mobile home park closures in addition 10 mobile home park. conversions. Tite proposed law defmcs tenn'l such as "clo~ure of a pan : and "conversion of a park . ." 11 re- quires 1hat a park owner file a re location impact report, and it specifies what rnuM be in the re· port. One of the requiremenLc, is compensation for the negative effects of conversion on Lhe mo· bile home uwners. TI1e main compcnsalion requirements for park owners are providing a re· placem ent lot in a comparable park within a 30-mile r.idius, with certain exceptions. paying for the cost of physic.ally m oving the home to a new lo t and pay- ing moving costs associated with moving all personal property. El Nido resldcnl Irene Shan· non, who was one of the fi rst to push the city to adopt a more comprehensive law, said she Ukcs the proposal because it doesn't ser a minimum or maxi· mum dollar amount on park owners' financial obligations. "I'm very glad they did It that way, because then It's flexible enough to apply to whatever situation there Is.• Shannon said. ·Some of the parks have very fancy double mobUcs that cost $150,000. And some ha~ little old trailers that cost $10.000 to AROUND TOWN • Send AACMJM> TOWN Items to the Dally PHcx, 330 W. Bay St, Coate Mela, CA 92627: by &-mall to lu&..,,.,.alllatlrnn.oom; by fax to (949) ~110; or by celling (949) 67~. lndude the time, date and loc8tlon of the event. at Wltll n a contAICt phone number. TOOAY The UC liNtrM C....9- Unconventfonel Security Affairs wrll host 1 fOfUm, ·Are Schools •• Sefe .. They Should Be:' with keynote fPMlitn Ontnge Cot.lnty Sherltt Mkf\HI s. C.rona and Orange County Superint.ndent of School• Willltm M. Habermehl from 8:30 to 11 :30 1.m. et the Amokt and Mtbel Bectman Center, 100 ~'Ney, !Nine. lnformdon end r..atVatfonc (Ml) 124-9870, CUNOvd.~ ....,-.. ....... c.www11 Oh' ...... ...:IN ""1twt from 6 S.turday. NEWPORT BEACH •W...a.,~M eudlbfe burgfar alarm wu reported in the 1200 bk>dt 8t 10:42 a.m. Sunday. •South 19¥ from: A diaturt>enoe p1ny wae reported In the 300 bf<><* at 12:32 a.m. Sunday. • C&Ntvtew: An audible burglar alarm wa1 reported in the 100 blodt at \:30 p.m. Sunday. • Nolth Crown o.M: A suspiciou1 vehicle was reported In the 1600 block at 11:52 p.m. Saturday. • l.t. -.nu.: A disturbance was reported In the 700 btoct at5:36 a.m . Sunday. • ........,,.. Aolld end ~ 8cMllewfd: A speeding and racing vehicle wu reported at 12:37 p.m. Sunday. • Newport Co.st Drive: Vandalfsm was reported in the 21100 bloc* at 12:47 p.m. Saturday. • Wnt Oc:ear'I fTont: A suspicious occupied vehicle was reported in the 2100 bloc* at 7:22 a.m. Sunday. tims to Anaheim Memorial Mt:dkal center, where they would be given a "rape kit exam,· she said "Collecting evidence is very important," she said. "It's very hard to prosecute a case when it's he said, she said." • • • OEEPlll BHARATH covers public safety and courts. She may be reached at (949) 674-4226 or by ~mail at deepa.bharathjf~rimes.com SIS.000, so putting spedtics in there would be a real problem." Planning staff m embers have m ade some changes In the pro- posal to appease park owners, such as simplifying the definition of a parlc closure. Under the new definition, U1e commisslon can say a padt must close if it finds that the owner bas done some- thing to cause someone to con· elude that the owner intends to eliminate or reduce lots available for rent or lease to the public. The previous trigger -that a parlc would be consldered closed when its owner occupancy dropped to 75% -did not sit weJJ with part owners. P'"dfk. owner Oui.s Welsh. who owns the Palms Mobile Home Park. is till not satisfied with the proposed law. saying it puts too much of the burden on parlc owners.. "The state has a fairness level of what 'ihouJd happen when a park closes -a person should be given money to move to a new location,• Welsh said. ~That's an entirely ddferenl thing than having their home moved for them and having a location reserved for them by the land· lord. ~Overall, no park owner I know of would contemplate closing their parlc if this ordinance is en· acted because it's so cumber· some both in time and paper· work required. and [itsl costly,· he said. Some fJ Nido and Snug Har· bor residents have been involved in the p~ to shape the new law even though they will not be effected by it. Shannon hopes other mobile home park resi - dents will gej.Anvolved in the city's effort .?'"mce they could be effected in the future. ·1rs like life insurance," Shan- non said. ·vou might not think you need it, but when you have a problem, It's too lale to get It." • DBRORE NEWMAN covers Costa Mesa. She may be reached at (9491 674-4221 or bye· mall at delrdre.newman@fatlmf!s.com. to 8 p.m. at 2901 W. Coast Highway, No. 110, Newport Beadl. Attendants can get free tips on for workout routines. Information: (949) 660-1660, http:liWww.bodywfNtifnen.info. WEOfttESDAY 8hemlM Ubnry. Gardena wll pretent • Aotaf Oetlgn u.lng Tropical•:' a ftofaf design dua, et 9 e.m. et 2647 Ent Coalt Highway, CoroN def Mer. The coat la S46 end prereglstretion I• required. lnform.ilon: (949} 873- 2261. h!fP.:/,.Www.t/gatWnf.Otp. The N9wpottlw:ll Nale UbreryFoundation~M1nu9Clipt Boal( Oftcunion Group wfll dlacuu •From Beirut to Jeru .. 1em .. by ThomH ~an et 9: 16 a.m. et the 1000 A\IOC8do Ave. library. lnform8tlon: (949) 717-3890. The UC IMM locilel &MotY ""'*"Program w11.,,....,1 ·orowtnu RMioneltv: Thi PHOTOS SY KENT TREPTOW I OAILV PILOT Patricia Voss gives client Beverly Saleh-Marney a microdermabrasion treatment at Voss Salon & Day Spa. COUPLE Continued from Al Malcing people "feel young" is one of her goals. "People look to me for help,· said Patricia Voss, who has her own line of soaps and cleansers. "They are tired of the same old thing.· The couple spent thousands to remodel their curren t location and have been noticing a steady stream or customers. The hot-ticket items this holiday season in Lonnie's store include anything penaining to the Lalters, LeBron James and Angel memorabilia from the 2002 World Series appearance, he sald. Voss considers his tribute to New York Met catcher Mike Pia7,.7,a his most prized possession, but one he likely won't sell. A row of baseball cards borders the top of the rectangular plexiglass casing. which houses a figurine of the former Dodger catch er and a photo of Plazza wearing his catcher's mask. Sitting atop the display are miniature Wheaties boxes featuring pictures of Piau.a. "We will make a one-of-a ·kind piece no mailer what you want to spend," Lonnie VoSl> said. "We do everything from $5 to $5.000." The typical protocol is for a customer to bring in merchandise -an autographed football, card, bat -and Lo nnie Voss will use h is creativity to INSIDE Continued from Al det:ea.-.ed so that the proceeds of this account valued at (U.S. $13,000.000.00) Thirteen million United States Dollars. This can be paid to you and then you and me can share the money, all necessary legal documents will be in place that can be used to back up any claim we may make. All I requlre Is your honest cooperation to enable us see this deal through. Please do get in touch with me for more details, once I have your consent and trust then we can proceed lmrnediately. With my best regards. Barrister Umlatte Mustapha. Dear Umlane, . What a heart-wrenchlng story! You wouldn't thinX someone Significance of Hoo1lng for Orenoe County,# from 7 to ~30 p.m. at the University Club Ubnry. lnformetion and ,...,..,atlona: (9491824-1278. ntURSOAY ......... ,, , ,, .. wtl ""'her new boot "The Proper Cant end f.eeding of Hutbenda" 8t 7:30 p.m. M Bamea and Nobfe Boobetlert, Metro Pointe, 901 B South Coett Drive. lnformetion: (714} 444-0228. The UC !Nine 8ocW Sdenca °'nnet Ctub wfft preaent •etec:tlona Can Be Chaotic Even Out9id9 Caltfomta;" .. e p.m . et the Unlwnity ctub Ubrary. The OOlt la $40. Information and 1"9Mt'Vadont: (949) 824-2511, rsw.tw@ucl.edu. An autographed helmet from for mer Ram running back Eric Dickerson is among the items for sale at the Creative Play. develop som ething that stands U1e test of time. Most framed items: but not all, relate to sports. I tanging in one case along a wall is a veil from his wife's wedding gown. "Most people don't know what to do with something like this, but this can be preserved,· Lonnie Voss said, pointing to the veil. The only Lime Lonnie Voss turned down a request for framing was when a man opened up the trunk to his car to reveal a piece of sod from the Rose Bowl, when that venue hosted a 1994 World Cup soccer game. Ille man wanted Lonnie Voss to frame the sod, which showed the mark where the winning goal was kicked from. "I told him the grass would die in a day," Voss 'laid. "Reside!> named Smak would be so hard to locate! Have you tried ~Googling" the name? If that doesn't work, you sh ould get that guy from Eyewirness News involv1..'(f, the one who does those "Seven on Your Side" segments. I think it's so sweel of you to want me to be part of Mr. Sma.lc's family. Titis is lik.e one of those "Oiicken Soup for the Soul" stories I read, the one where the woman who' allergic to dogs adopts the village mutt. Or maybe it was the other way around. To think. a Nigerian barrister would go so far out of his way to do the right thing by a dead oU company executive. That's pretty noble of you, Umlane. It just bums me up that the National Bank of Nigeria would want to sei7.e Mr. Smak's hard-earned fortune. What would Nigeria do with $13 million, anyway? I mean besides fixing the Sagamu Products at Orange County Fair & Exposition Center. The show will be open from noon to 8 p.m. today. The cost 11 $6. 76 for &dolt.I, $3 for eenlora and free for d\llcken younger than 12. lnfonnetlon: (818) 567-2950. The~ Club olthe ~rt Beach CMmber of Commerce will presen1 the Newport Hart>ot Chriatmu Parade Awards Dinner end Auction at 6 p.m. at the Four Seaaon1 Hotel. There will be live entertainment •nd lilent end live •uctioos. TicbCt COit $76 per petton and $900 for a table of 12. lnfonnation: (948) 729-4400, hrtp:ll~«/t.com. SATURDAY The TEX*US Guitar Show w11 be from 10 a.m. to & p,m, In bulldlng No. 14 et the Orange County Fair a Expotltlon c.nter. The cott '' $10 {Of lduha, c:N<nn 12 and ~ 99' In for fret . lnforn\ation: (118) 299-2222. that, I haven't turned anyone away." Customers can buy cards, lamps, wool pennants, posters and an autographed hockey glove signed by the Mighty Ducks' German Titov. A framed photo slgnl>d by golfer Fred Couples sits next to a display showcasing a Musial jersey signed by the St. Louis Cardinals' Hall of Farner. The customer wanted to see M.uslal's autograph -written on the back of the jersey-but preferred to have the front of the jersey facing outward. Lonnie Voss improvised and glued two i.lrip~ of mirror along both edges of the three·dimensional plexiglru.s display. Problem solved. Lonnie Voss specializes in 3-0, giving life to ordinary items. Express Road. which I gather from .your letter is where poor Mr. Smak and his family mer their untimely ends. Had the government been more concerned about fixing potholes than stealing dead oU executives' m oney, you wouldn't be in this situation Coday! But as much as your story has touched my heart. I'm afrd.id I just can't accept your kind offer to be Mr. Smak's next of kin. I already come from.a large family myself. and can't just go getting myself related to every rich oil man that comes along. Plus, I don't even want to think. about what kind of lax bracket this would put me in! Yeah, sure, we're tailing about (U.S. $13,000,000.00) Thirteen million United States Dollars, but you can only stretch a (U.S. SI) buck so far these days. U you think. living in Nigeria's expensive. boyf You should try A HotTM Remodelng and Decorating Show will be held in bulldlnge No. 10 and 12 and in the Parade of Products at Orange County Felr & Exposition Center. The show will be open from 10 •.m. to 8 p.m. today. The cost Is $5.76 for adults, $3 for senlort (66+) $3 and free for children younger than under 12 are free. lnfonnatton: (818) 557-2960. The w.t Coat Reptle Show will be from 10 •.m . to 6 p.m . In building No. 17 et Che Orange Coonty Fair & Expoahk>n Center. The oolt is $6 for adults and $3 for children 12 and younger. lnfonn.ilon: (714) 826-6800, http.:l~ntdlcllfreptiln.com. The Pwrot Educ8tton end •Adoption Center, a nonprofit organmtton, Will have • aemlnar on parrot nuttfdon from t to 2:30 p.m. 8t the a.tt.rtc Community Centef, 1175 BllMm Drive, Costa Meea. lnfonnedon: (Mt) 831-3808, lrflp:/lwww.Jl#C.OfV, 'I like to have fun and enjoy what I do. There is no other store like it in the country, I guarantee it.' LomieVou Chvner of Creative Play "I wanted to get more upscale because the trophy dominated the last century." he said. "The trophy would often end up in the garage collecting dust, I look for balance, depth and color (when designing a displayl." He and two employees do all the work on-site except cutting and connecting the 60 different frames. "I like 10 have fun and enjoy what I do,·· Lonnie Voss said. "There is n o other store like it in the country, I guarantee it." One can bring in a bat and autographed jersey for Lonnie Voss to frame and shape into a work of art, and then go next door to get a haircut or a massage at Patricia Voss' day spa. "They come to sec Lonnie, drop frames and pictu1 cs, and he brings in customers lo me." Patricia Voss said. ··men he goes on: 'My wife thi!>, my wife that.' I le brings customers here.~ rhat goes both ways. • BRYCE ALDERTON 1s a spons reponer. He may be reached at (949) 574-4222 or bye maU at bryce.a/derron !u> 1a11mes.com renting a two·bedroom in Southern California! Where \4{0ttld the world be without good Samaritans like yourself, Umlaue? You must sleep the untroubled sleep of innocence. Surely. God has written your name in a book somewhere, and rest assured, my friend, one day he's going to throw it right at you. Just you wait and see. Anyway, J don't want k.eep you from your important barristering work. so I'll be off. Good luck on yo ur search for Mr. SmaJcl Sincerely, David P.S. Just between us fence posts, Umlan e, you should really think about gening yourself a new typist. • DAVID StlVA is a Times Community News editor. Reech him at (909) 484· 7019, or by e -mall et david.sillta@tatimes.com. ·&cape from wim.r; a fitness and fashion 1how with lriathlete Lokelanl McMid\ael and Pro wake boarder Emily Copeland, will be from 2 to 4 p.m. at the South Coast PleA Sport Chalet. For every pair of Nike Shox Turbo lhoe1 that ere tried on, NlkeGo will donate • pair of ahoel to the Boys and Girt• Clubl of Orange County. Information: (714) 424-9255. tKEA wll h.w a Sl11pthMd oonte.t to Me who can 1tay In bed the longeat ltarting et 10'.30 1.m . et itl ltore et 1475 South Coast Drive. Colla Mesa. Contestants will have to drink weter every 30 minutes. The Winner will rtcelve 1n 11<.EA bedrootfl Ht. Information: (714) 761-7187. Upper Newport~ ... ~ .. Astronomy night With the Ontnge County Altfonomtts from 6;30 to Dady Piiot TOWN Continued from A4 8:30 p.m. at the Peter and Mary Muth Interpretive Center, 2301 University Drive, Newport Beach. lntounatlon: (949) 923-2295. SUNDAY A Home Remodeling and Decorating Show will be held in buildings No. 10 and 12 and in the Parade of Products at Orange County Fair & Exposition Center. The show will be open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. today. The cost is $5.75 for adults. $3 for seniors and free for children younger than 12. Information: (818) 557-2950. The West Coast Reptile Show will be from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. In building No. 17 at the Orange County Fair & Exposition Center. The cost is $5 for adults and $3 for children 12 and younger. Information: (714) 826-6600, http://Www.radicalrept1/es.com. The School of American Ballet will host auditions for mtermediate to advanced ballet dancers from 12 to lB years old for Its summer course. The auditions will be from 2 to 6:30 µ m. at the Jimmie Defore Dance Center. 151 Kalmus. Suite G3, Costa Mesa. The application fee 1s $20. Girls must bring pointe shoes. and all applicants must provide nine-digit Social Security numbers. Whittier Law School professor Michael Bazyler will discuss and sign his new book "Holocaust Justice" at 7 p.m. at Borders Books Music and Cafe m Costa Mesa. 1 B90 Newport Blvd IKEA will offer a -Kid's Pajama Party,H at which children 12 and younger can participate m s1ng-alongs, storytelling, snacks, arts and crafts, fun games and free stuff. from 9:30 to 11 :30 a.m. at 1475 South Coast Onve, Costa Mesa. lnformauon: (714) 751-7167. Upper Newport Bay will presents nature 1ournaling for families from 1 to 2:30 p.m. at the Peter and Mary Muth lnterpret111e Center, 2301 University Drive, Newport Beach. The event is for children ages 7 and up who are accompanied by an adult. The cost is $5. Information· (949) 923-2295. JAN.20 The ACLU of Orange County will hold its monthly meeting with guest speaker anorney John Alcorn. who will discuss -immigration Law and the Patriot Act, 2004# at 7:30 p.rn at tho Umtarian Universalist Church, 1259 Victoria St., Costa Mesa. Information: (714) 299-4551. JAN. 21 The Costa Mesa Historical Society will have former Costa Mesa Pohce Chief Roger Neth as a speaker at its annual dinner and installation meeting at 6 p.m . at Captain's Table Restaurant at Orange Coast College. Information and reservations. (949) 631-5918. The Newport Beach Newcomers Club will be touring the Orange County Museum of Art, The cost 1s $15. The organization 1s designed to help people meet new friends and to learn about what Newport Beach has to offer Information: (949) 645·9922, http:J/Www.newcomers· newportbeach.org JAN.22 Hoag Hospital will host #Nutrition for the Lung Cancer Patient; a daY1ime lung cancer support group, from 2 to 3:30 p.m. at the Hoag Cancer Center, conference room A. The speaker will be Kathy Pham, a Hoag Hospital nutritionist Information: (949) 760-5542. The Friends For P1anned Parenthood luncheon, at 11.30 a.m. at Sherman library & Gardens, will focus on sex education in the Santa Ana Unified School District. Teen activists from Campfire USA and Girls Inc. will discuss a cumculum that only teaches abstinence until mamage. Sherman Library & Gardens is at 2647 E. Coast Highway. Information-(714) 633-0373, ext. 121. JAN.23 The City of Costa Meaa Recreation Division will present Kids Night Out from 6 to 11 p.m. at the Balearic Community Center, 1975 Balearic Drive. Children ages 7 to 12 will be transported from the community center to the Arrowheed Pond of Anehe1m to watdl the Mighty Ducks versus the M innesota Wild. The cost is $20. Information and registration: (714) 754-5158. JAN.29 The UC IMM lntem•tlon•I Center for Writing and Translation will explore the various wa~ In which Maori language and culture meet the worb of Shakeapeare with a i;eminar at 4 p.m . In the UCI Humanities Instructional Building. room 135. A reading and film tcrcrnlng of #Maori Merctiant of Venice-will be at 7 p.m. in the UCI Humanities Instructional Building, room 100. The cost is $5. Information: hnp:www.hnet.uci.edu/icwt FEB. l Human Options, Which hefp1 battered women. their families and the community break the cycle of domestic violence, will hold its second Super Bowl Golf Tournament at B:15 a.m. at Pelican Hills Golf Course. 22651 Pelican Hill Road, New port Coast, and a Super Bowl Party at Tommy Bahama's. 854 Avocado Ave. Newport Beach. Information and reservations: (949) 581 67Q1. FEB.3 Hoag Hospital will present a community education class on "Heart Attack: Signals and ActionsH by Or. Lee Carter at 6 p.m. at the Hoag Hosp11al Conference Center in Newport Beach. Information and reservations: (800) 514 4624, http:Jlwww hoaghosp11al org FEB.5 Hoag Hospital will present a community education class on "Stroke: The Warning Signs" by Dr. Subbarao Myla at 6 p.m. a·t the Hoag Hospital Conference Center in Newport Beach. Information and reservations: (800) 514-4624, http://www.hooghosp1tal org FEB. IO Hoag Hospital will present a community education class on "What is ArrhY1hmia" by Dr. Brian Chesnie al 6 p.m. at the Hoag Hospital Conference Center in Newport Beach. Information and reservations· (800) 5144624, http://www hoaghosp11a/ org FEB. 11 Hoag Hospital will present a community education clJss on "Drug-Elting Stent. Senmy a New Standard" by Or. Richard Haskell at 6 p.m. at the Hoag Hospital Conference Center in Newport Beach. Information and reservations: (800) 514 4624, http://www.hoaghospital org. FEB. 17 Hoag Hospital will present a community education class on -setting the Pace· The Latest Pacemakers and Oev1cesH by Or Neala Hunter at 6 p.m at the Hoag Hospital Conference Center in Newport Beach Information and reservations: (800) 514 4624. http://www.hoaghosp1tal org. Book Soup South Coast Plaza will start its new book club "We Monday, January 12. 2004 AS Want Fiction• at 7 p.m. at 3333 Bristol St .• Suite 2400. The first book for discussion will be #The Great Fire• by Shirley Hazzard. Information and reservations: (714) 689-2665. FEB.21 The Parrot Education and Adoption Center, a nonprofit organization, will have a seminar on feather-destructive behavior from 1 to 2:30 p.m. at the Balearic Community Center. 1975 Balearic Drive, Costa Mesa. Information: (949) 631-3606, http://www.peoc.org. FEB.24 Hoag Hospital will pnisent a community education class on "The New Guidelines on Hypertension# by Dr. Richard Blankenbaker at the Hoag Hospital Conference Center in Newport Beach. Information and reservations: (800) 514-4624, http://Www.hooghosp1tol.org. FEB.25 Hoag Hospital will present a community education class on "Heart Healthy CookingH by Hoag chef Richard Reilly at 6 p.m. at the Hoag Hospital Conference Center m Newport Beach. Information and reservations: (BOO) 514 4624. http:l!Www.hoaghosp1tol.org. FEB. 26 Information: (949) 721-5732 The City of Colt• Mesa'• Recreation Division will have registration for its 2004 basketball league for adult players from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Jan. 6 to 16 at the Downtown Recreation Center, 1860 Anaheim Ave. Information: (714) 327-7563. South Coast Ptua will have Santa's Express Train running through Jan. 4 at the Crate & Barrel/Macy's Home Store wing on Level 2. Information: (714) 435-2083, http://www.southcoastplszo.com. The Newport-Me.a cribbage club meets on the second and fourth Wednesdays of every month from 6:45 to 9 p.m. at Oasis Senior Center, 800 Marguerite Ave. in Corona def Mar. The cost is $2. Information· (949) 646-5293. The ACLU of Orange County meets at 7 p.m. the third Tuesday of every month at the Unitarian Universahst Church, 1259 Victoria St. in Costa Mesa. Each month's meeting will feature a different speaker on issues relating to the Bill of Rights. Information: (714) 957-6107. Yoga classes will be offtred Tuesdays and Thursdays from noon to 12:40 p.m. for nine weeks at West Newport Community Center. Registration is $54 for one class each week or $100 for two days a week over nine weeks for Newport Beach residents. Others pay an add111onal $5. Information: (949) 644-3151 .. LUXURY PERFDllMANCE VALUE ,..... .... 1111111 ....... • VOLUME SELECTION • OtJTSTANOING CUSTOMER SERVICE •GREAT PRICES GUARANTEED • Cenlt ..elt If 1:1$11 kyllwt • HOllSI Cit ls • Pick U, 114 Dellwery • Uciulutlo. at ,.., IStlt• • Estate Atic11ou • t.pl Awalsals • UCllSff, lot._ -------&llslm Hoag Hospital will pre1ent a community education class on "Innovations in Cardiac Surgery" by Dr. Douglas Zusman at the Hoag Hospital Conference Center in Newport Beach. Information and reservations: (BOO) 514-4624, http:l/www.hooghosp1tal.org. Costa Mesa's Recreation Division will provide a three-hour theme birthday party for up to 20 guests at the Balearic Community Center weekdays from 5 to B p.m .• Saturdays from 11 a.111. to 2 p.m. or 4 to 7 p.m ; and Sundays from 4 to 7 p.m. Parties for children 5 to 12 will consist of lunch/dinner, games, crafts, prizes. cake with ice cream and supervision by staff. Parties cost $250 or $300. Information: (714) 754-5158. rr---------------~ ~f!.,.~~6:.! .. : FEB.28 Hoag Hospital will present a communtty education class on "Blood Pressure and Cholesterol Screening" from 7 to 11 am at the Hoag Hospital Conference Center in Newport Beach. The cost is $25. Information and reservations: (BOO) 514-4624, http://www.hoaghospitol.org. 2285 Newport Blvd • Costa Mesa I Everyday c°"""' 6 9 9 I 100% HAND WASH I FREE ~ASH ,'F ~=-T'" 24HRS T~i~d I R 7.99 f . 29, 2004 I ONGOING The Newport Center Toastmaster's Club can help you improve your public speaking skills or pohsh your business presentations. Members come from a variety of professional disciplines and backgrounds. The group meets every Monday morning from 7 to B:30 a.m. at 610 Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach. Validated parking is available 1n the parking structure next to 24 Hour Fitness. Guests are welcome. A variety of private, semi-private and group swim lessons will be offered this summer at the Marian Bergeson Aquatic Center at Corona del Mar High School. Options include one on-one instruction on Saturdays and a Monday·through-Thursday program for all ages and levels. For session dates, times and costs, call (949) 644·3151, or Seniors, Mltary, Law lnforcttllfftt 5 ~i' 11 100% HAND WASH FREE WASH If n RAINS wmtlN 24HRS This Ad I I $7.99 / Sliew ID I 6-l 11n fa 29, 2004 See TOWN, Pa&e A6 W E THINK TRUST IS EARNED. W E BELIEVE QUALITY IS MORE THAN A WORD. AND YOUR SATISFACTION IS OUR MEASURE OF SUCCES • HOAG HOSPITAL, YOUR HEATHCARE PARTNER FOR LIFE. At Hoag Hospital, we are committed to providing the very best care and service to every person who comes through our doors. That's why we provide our patients the most advanced technology, top-rated medical professionals and an atmosphere that inspires progress and innovation. Hoag's nationally recognized centers of excellence in cancer, heart & vascular, orthopedics, and women's health services offer a level of personal care and advanced treatments that is unsurpassed in Orange County. And to make quality healthcare even easier, we accept nearly every health plan, including HMOs and PPOs. Good health starts with a quality healthcare partner. Make yours Hoag Hospital. For a referral to a Hoag physician. call 949n60-2244, or visit us online at www.HoagHospital.org Hoag Hospita1 -Where excellence is more than a word, Ws tradition. Hlfi. HO Pili l - 1 M Monday, Jaooary 12. 2004 TOWN Contlnued from A5 regtltet In person at Newport 8eacn Recrel1ion 1nd Senior Servlee1, It 3300 Newport Blvd. ProlMalonal •nd llC9nMd IOCCet' tralnera with the All-England Soccer Academy ere available for one-on-one. small group and large group training. lnform1tion: (949) 395-5103. hwish Femlty hfvlc:• Is sponsoring 1 teen IUpPOrt group for high school students that meets Mondays from 3:30 to 5 p.m . at Tarbut V'Torah Upper School In Costa Mesa. For information or to register, call (714) 445-4960. Pre·regiS1ration 1s required. The First Page -Fine Chlld,.n'a Books. at 270 E. 17th St., No. 10 In Costa Mesa. offers free story time Mondays, Wednesday, Fridays and Saturdays from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m.; and Tuesdays and Thursdays from 4 to 5 p.m . Information: (9491645-5437. ~ ~nt In Newport Boad'I offer• wine t11&tlng ~ry Thur9day from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. for $15 per pereon. feeturfng five new wfna ead'I week. Information: (949) 721-1222. Green 8Yntm•~ ahow. you everything that you wanted to know about orchids and repottln'l during a free seminar at 2 p.m. every Saturday. All orchid and tropical plant sale is held from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the 20362 Birch St. facility. Information: (949) 756-1211. Ollcovet' the NCfWta of C.rt>on Canyon Regional Park ea you walk through groves of beautiful Coastal Redwood trees every Saturday at 8:30 a m. Parking is $4. Information: (7141996-5252. Team Surv1vor, • nonprofit organization encouraging women who have been through cancer treatm ent to exercise, hosts Walk and Talk at 10 a.m. the second end fourth Friday of the month In front of NIKEgodess store in Fashion Island. M embers meet for lunch after at Atrium court. It is free. and all fitness levels are • Stmi-Privau far Mrn d-Womtrr • <Jvtr 80 /'urn of Equ1pmrnf • Pnmitr PilaftJ Studio • S/>INNING 11mutr with N,.w \'tt11'-of-1IJ,-Art Cyr/a. • 16 f ull-tJmf Prnonnl /fa1nu1 • Child c.,, 811m-noon M Sat. • Convr,,itnt l'arltinf. • Yo.(ll. Tai Chi. Strttrh ClaJUI •Sup. />owrr />ump, Cnrdio •. howrn, Sttam 0-lowt/J • l>ay Sp11 • Arupunrturr/M1u111gr/Chiroprartor 949760-5054 j ,. www shope up com • www.fitneuconcepts.com ·. 2 l 0 I Eo\t Poc1hc Coo\t Hwy, COfOOO Del ~r. CA 9262.s ·~ fof~ welcome. Information; (949) 276--3888. N9wpolt Community CouNellnt Center oftera • way to etop the evd• of domestic violence through the aupport group In S.A.F.E. Hands. SAF.E. aunds for safety, eweren .... filth and empowerment. The group mffll from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Mondays. Free. Information: (949) 721-8079. The Newport Beach W9lc'"9 a-.tb meets at the comer of Superior and Hospital Road in Newport Beach at 9:15 a.m. and 7 p.m . everyday. Information: (949) 650-1332. Th• Newport BMCh Cake Decorating Club meet• from 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday nights al Superior and Hospital Road In Newport Beach. Information: (949) 650-1332. TM Spanish Speaking Club meets to learn Spanish qui<* and easy. Information: (949) 650-1332. Th• Aaan. of Busineu 58f'Ylces hosts a networttlng meeting that deals with education connections ·We deliver. Take classes online, on television or in a classroom near you. Register now for Spring classes. CLEO CARI!! OILY $10.888 from 6 to 8:30 p.m . on the eecond TU-.y of every month et th• Holiday Inn et 3131 Brittof St.. CottAI MeM. Information: (949) 806-0011. •DMtoe: A New.......,...,. e wof'bhop for men end women dlvoro9d or getting divorced, la held from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m . et 180 Newport Center .Drive on the third Saturday of every month. Cott 11 $40. lnform1tion: 644~ AM toun of tM Orw'9e County Performing Art• Center take guests to the dreaing rooms, performer'• lounge, badc.ltege and on stage at 10:30 e.m. every Wedneaday and S.turdey et 600 Town Center Drive, Cocta MeM. Group toura can be held by special arrengement. Information: (714) 656-ARTS, m . 833. Th• Newport Buch Newcomen Club holda a general meeting on the third Wednesday of every month. The organization Is open to all women reaidents in Newport Beach who have lived in the area fewer than five years. Information: (949) 645-9922, or visit http://www.newcomers- newportbeach.org. Oasll s.n1or c.m... holds • pancake breakfast from 7:30 10 10 a.m. on the second Saturday of every month. Breakfast includes pancakes, sausage, coffee and orange juice for $3, $1 for children. The center is at 800 Marguerite Ave., Corona del M ar. Information: (9491 644-3244. Yoga •nd rhythm, •Yogarhvthmics• combines yoga, dance and fun. The class is held from 4:30 to 5:45 p.m . Tuesdays at 2850 M esa Verde Drive East, Suite 111, Costa Mesa. Information: (714) 754--7399. Interfaith couples wfth one Jewish panner are invited to participate In a discussion group at the Jewish Family Service of Orange County office. Call to schedule date and time. The office Is at 250 E. Baker St., Suite G. Costa Mesa. (714) 445-4950. Women 50 •nd older c:en join 1 discussion group coordinated by Jewish Family Services to address Issues such as anxiety, depression, relationships. loneliness and family. The group meets from 10 to 11:30 a.m. M ondays at the agency offices, 250 E. Baker St. Suite G, CoS1a Mesa. Preregistration required. (714) 445-4950. Friends of the Newport Beach Public Library Used Book Store are asking for patrons to donate books to replenish the dwindling stodt. Books may be left at any of the three branch libraries - Balboa, Mariners, or Corona del Mar -or in the book closet next to the Friends Book Store. at 1000 Avocado Ave .. Newport Beach. All hardcover and paperbadt donations, with the exception of magazines and law books. will be accepted and are tax deductible. (949) 759-9667. TM Braltle lnstttut. of'fwa tr.. computer classes to people with fading vision who have difficulty -seeing the computer screen. The Oasis Center at 800 Marguerite Ave., Corona del Mar, offers six sessions. Call to sign up for classes. (7141821-5000. A spiritual c:ere deu m..u llt 7:15 p.m . Wednesdays at 3400 Irvine Ave., Suite 114, Newport Beach. Call to reserve a seat. (949) 263-1462. The Coste M ... Ch1mbef of Comr:nerce hosts networi<lng luncheon meetings Wednesdays from 11 :45 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Costa Mesa Country Club. The cost is $14. The club Is at 1701 Golf Course Drive, Costa Mesa. (714) 886-9090. A bniln tumor eupport group meets the firat and third Thursdays of each month from 7 to 8:30 p.m . at the Hoag Cancer Center at Hoag Hospital, 1 Hoag Drive, Newport Beach. Free. Registration not required. The group Is dealgned to help patients and their families understand and cope with the Ulneu. (9491674-6232. St. Andr9w9 ~ Churc:ti ho.ts • mental lllneu aupport group from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Sundays In Olerenfleld Hell Cat 600 St Andrewt Road. Newport a..ch. 1949) 674-2236. TM Jilwteh Family 8ervioe of Orange County spon1ora a dl80UNlon group for edult children end their perents from 6 to 7 p.m. two Tueedaya a month •t the Jewish F1mlly Service office at 260 E. Beker St.. Suite G, Coet• Meu. $10 per pe,..on, per ....ton. Preregistration required. (714) 445-4950. Tht ~ femlly Service of Orange County has a weekly perantlng support group. Parents leam strategies for sucoessful parenting and for dealing with the feelings and behavior of their children. The group meets from 10 to 11 :30 a.m. Mondays at the Jewish Family Service office at 260 E. Baker Sl, Suite G, Costa Mesa. The group will cover managing anger, anxiety and peer pressure children experien~. Preregistration required. (714) 445-4950. The Costa~ S.Olor t.ntM has ballroom dancing with live music from the Costa Mesa Mu$ic Makers from 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. every Tuesday night at 695 W. 19th St., Costa Mesa. S4. (949) 548-3884. Jewish f9mlly S.Vlce of Orange County sponsors an ongoing healing support group for the chronically ill. The purpose is to provide participants with emotional and spiritual support to manage illness and its consequences. The group meets at 7 p.m . Thursdays at the Jewish Family Service office at 250 E. Baker St, Costa Mesa. Attendance is free. but registration is required. (714) • 445-4950. SuabbM Club No. 350 mMts from 6 to 10 p.m. Thursdays at Borders Books. Music & Cafe al South Coast Plaza. 3333 Bear St. in Costa Mesa. $3. New players are welcome. (9491 206-9822. The Coln and Stamp Club mMts from 1 to 3 p.m . Mondays at the Oasis Senior Center. New members interested in trading. buying and selling stamps and coins are being sought to join these informal meetings. There are no fees required. (949) 644-3244. ~ f9mlly Service often ongoing bereavement support groups for adults at all stages of loss. Group members share experiences, hear how others deal with grief, receive support and learn ways to cope w ith sadness and loss. One group meets at 7 p.m. Tuesdays at Beth Jacob in Irvine. The second group meets at 10 a.m. Tuesdays at Temple Judea in Laguna Hills. The third group meets at l p.m. Thursdays at the Ezra Center in Anaheim. Free, but advance registration Is required. (714) 445-4950. Jewish f9mlly Serilce of Orange County provides a support and discussion group for persons recovering from childhood or teenage sexual abuse. The group meets from 8 to 9:30 p.m. Tuesdays at 250 E. Baker St., Costa Mesa. Advance registration is required. (714) 44>4950. 1\No-hour kav•k toura wfth • trained naturalist guide are offered at 10 a.m. Sundays from the Newport Dunes Waterfront Resort. The resort is at 1131 Badt Bay Drive, Newport Beach. $20, or $10 for California Wildlife Campaign and Newport Bay Naturalists and Friends members. (949) 729-1160. A yoga •nd dine. da .. 11 held from 4:30 to 5:45 p.m. Tuesdays at the Center for Spiritual Discovery. 2850 Mesa Verde Drive East. Suite 111, Costa Mesa. (714) 754-7399. M1rahell'1 Tee Kwon Do In Colt• Mesa offers free self-defense classes to airline pilots and flight attendants. Cla11es are taught by three-time U.S. National NICE CARii! OILY SS.988 Dally Piiot Cttempion Tom M•rehell. Mershell'a la at 333 E. 17th St .. Suite 13, Costa Meaa. (949) 574-0122. A Dee1rt1 wfth Dfvorc:. eupport group Is offered by Jewish Femity Service of Orange County. The group 11 led by en experienced counselor and mffll at 6 p.m. Tuesdays at the Jewish Feder•tlon campus, 260 E. Baker St., Suite G, Coa14 Mesa. (7141 445-4950. TM SM Scouts' ship Del Mer 711 of Orange County offers a program for boys and young men ages 14 to 18 Interested In aalllng. seamanship, piloting, navlgatloh and cruising. Meetings are from 6 to 9 p.m. Wednesdays at the Sea Scouts Sea Base, 1931 W. Coast Highway. Newport Beach. (949) 642-6301 or (9491551-8591. O.sla S.nlor c.ni.r offwl ongoing assistance, counseling and refe!TBI services for seniors. (9491644-3244. Arthritis Foundation lnltNc:tor Hiiiary Stone leads an exercise class at 11 a.m. Thursdays at the Jewish Senior Center, ,250 E. Baker St., Costa M esa. (714) 513·5641. The Newport Beach Newcomers Club meets at 10 a.m . the third · Wednesday of each month. The • organization is open lo all women residents of Newport Beach who- have lived in the area for fewer than five years. Information: (949) 645-9922 or visit the Web site http://www.newcomers- newportbeach.org. The Thursday Moming Women's Club, a 40-year-old friendship club, is seeking new members. The club, which includes golf. bridge. wallting and gourmet sections. meets at 11 a.m. on the second Thursday of every month at the Radisson Hotel in Newport Beach. The luncheon is $23 and inciudes entertainment. The hotel Is at 4545 MacArthur Blvd. (7141 842-6863. The Newport Beach Walking Club meets at 9 a.m . and 7 p.m . M onday through Saturday; and at 7 p.m. Sunday. Walkers should meet at the intersection of Hospital Road and Superior Avenue. Free. (9491650-1332. The Americ:en legion meets at 7 p.m. the third Tuesday of every • month. The meetings, which dea) with veteran issues and community service, will be held at the Costa Mesa Air National Guard. The national guard is al 2651 Newport Blvd. Free. M ary Holler, (714) 546-2777; or Bill M imiaga. (949) 650-0894. Nlght1y m..Ungs for thoN who want to overcome nicotine addiction are offered in Costa Mesa and Newpo n Beach. (7141 774-9106 or (800) 642·0666. The Newport Sporta Museum, • nonprofit organization, operates a free museum at 100 Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach. The museum, which has one of the world's largest collections of sports memorabilia, is open from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. weekdays and 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday. (949) 721-9333 or ht(p:/twww.newportsports- museum.org. Th• &tancl• High School Parent Teacher Student Assn. hosts a m onthly paper drive every Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon In the school's northwest pari<ing lot, on the corner of Es1ancia North and Placentia. Newspapers that are bound, loose or bagged are accepted. Cardboard and bound material such as phone books and thic;I( magazines are not. Also. bins are available for drop off every day of the month. All funds raised go to the asaociation. Free. The school is at 2323 Placentia Ave .. Costa M esa. (949) 51&-6500. O.• Senior Cen19r off9ra I d1ily telephone contact program for seniors who have a limited local support aystem. It also offers ongoing computer classes that teach the basics of Word, Oul<*en. Print Shop and Internet usage. (949) 644-3244. ot Jy , n QUOTE OF THE DAY "My legs are still good. As long as they have me, I'll k eep doing it.'' AJ Hackney, veteran official Dally Piiot COMMUNITY COLLEGES Woes on and off basketball court plaguing Pirates M Ute Thornton was very candid when discussing the topsy-turvy season his Orange Coast College women's basketball team is having. "We've had more problems this year than in my first 14 years [at OCCI." Thornton said Friday before Coast's Orange Empire Conference home game against Cypress. OCC (8-8, 1-1 in conference after falling to Cypr~ss), fresh off its first state title a year ago. has battled a'clversity from the season's start, Thornton said. "We had a girl [with off-court issues who is no longer on the teaml and we had two girls with cancer," Thornton said. It has been really strange." And that doesn't count the inconsistent play on the court. Thornton said the low point was the Coast Ollistmas Oassic three weeks ago, when the Pirates lost to Olaffey, 65-61, in the tournament semifinals. before losing to Cerritos by 35 in tile third-place game the next day. "That is the worst defeat I can remember and the strangest game I've ever been involved in," lbornton said about the Cerritos contest. "We played hard but couldn't make a shot and turned the ball over a mUUon times." But, along with the new year, a new philosophy has dawned with the Pirates. "The laM two or three weeks have been a dramatic change.· Thornton said. "The emotion, passion and enthusiasm are there." Sophomore forward AUsa Carrillo. Coast's leading scorer and an all-state tournament performer a year ago, had a benign lump removed from her light breast Dec. 26, two months after the initial diagnosis. •(The doctors) did BRYCE ALDERTON Thornton tweaked both offensive and defensive schemes during the holiday tests on it and it was big enough to be cancerous,· Carrillo said. She hasn't missed a game this season. "I was only nervous about the surgery," Carrillo said when asked if she was scared when she first learned of the lump. ·r was lucky." break. Coast now uses a man-to-man defense while switching from a five·player rotation to one that utilizes only three, a deviation from seasons past. Sporu Edttot RJchard Dunn: 194915744223 • Sports Fax: (9491650-0170 EYE OPENER Ill Oaily.41 Pilot Sporu llall ol fame t ~•Ul•lfllao tt~ ••"-" Jan. 19 honoree JERRY HOWELL Monday, January 12, 2004 A7 Freshman guard Olarlenda Van Buren had surgery in November to remove cancerous cells ln her cervix. The problem was discovered by her doctor during a routine physical. ·r wasn't too scared because [the cancer was recognized! during a regular checkup," Van Buren said. "The doctors knew what they were doing and had it taken care of." "lWo or three players weren't comfortable on the perimeter, so it was !ineffective) to teach a five-player motion, even though we were getting better at it," Thornton said. "It takes away opportunities for back-door (plays! and cutbaclcs, but it frees lstaning forward Rhondi Naff\ for more one-on-one (opportunities), which she is very good at. ST£VE McCRANK I DAILY P1LOT The image of freshman center Lauren Stepanski (with ball) being swarmed by a pair of Chaffey College defenders at the recent Coast Christmas Classic, resembles the way the OCC women's basketball team has been bese1ged by a series of challenges this season. But that is not all Van Buren has had to deal with. An lnOarned tendon in her left knee has caused her discornforl since the summer. Cortisone shots were needed to lessen the pain. "I couldn't walk (at one point), so I had it checked out," Van Buren said. Despite the m aladies, Van Buren has missed just six games and is second on the team in rebounds per game (5.4) and third in three-point shooting (38.9%). Freshman guard O'\risten D'Alessandro is out the remainder of the season with mononucleosis. She played the first four games. "[D'Alessandro] helped us out a lot,• Thornton said. "It has ~n a bunch of things. Our kids get a1ong fine, b ut there have been so many stumbling blocks. "We want to keep AUsa, Lauren Stepanski and Van Buren on the short comer and it has helped us out a lot." lWo weelcs between games allowed Coast to regroup and Thornton was pleased with the team's play in wins over Santa Barbara and the conference opener against Riverside. "We had tremendous balance (against Riverside!," Thornton said. Coast had four players score in double figures. led by Carrillo's 15 points. Van Buren tallied 11 while Naff and point guard Jessica Olades each scored 10. Amy Shaw, the team's leader with 40 three-point field goals, and Stepanski had nine and eight points, respectively. Carrillo leads the Sues in scoring (14.9 per game). field -goal percentage (61%) and rebounds (5.7) while Naff, a Costa Mesa High product, ranks second on the team in four categories. She is averaging 10.5 points, 5.1 rebounds, 2.5 assists and has 18 steals. She is also shooting (37.5%) from beyond the three-poi.nt line and leads Coast with JO blocks. The Bucs' offense goes through Carrillo, who has visited Cal State Bakersfield. and also received recruiting interest from NAIA representatives Cal Baptist and Azusa Pacific, as well as Southern llUnois Universiry Edwardsville, a Division II school. "We need to get Alisa more shots. She is the primary offensive focus,'' Thornton said. "She played only eight minutes of the first half because of foul trouble and probably 26 minutes the entire game and still !>cored 15 points. She has to play 34 or 35 minutes for us." OCC faces stiff conference competition and Thornton won't take any team lightly. "Fullerton and Saddleback are a notch above everyone else and SENIOR SPOTLIGHT Al Hackney After 50 years of officiating, :rormer Sailors coach still ~eating the fast break. :St,v• V1r11n -Oaity Pilot . • A I Hackney had a rare day .off Saturday and he was.worried. He's not used to sitting down. The 70-year-old Hackney. a :former Newport Harbor High boys :t>asketball coach, Is ln bis 50th year of "Offtdadng and one of the maJn reasons continues to work ls to stay ln ~ .. "Th.Lt is my first Ngbt off ln 1 don't )now how long,• Hackney said. ·1 wish <if was out working becaU9e I know I'm 10lns to gain a pound sitting on thls :cbalr." ~ H.ckney hasn't alowed down and he's :ttot loOking to retire any dme soon. He «lOndnuet to offtclate community . "You have a job to do, whatever it is you do. You have to show up and be a professional. You have to work at it. You have to work hard, no matter what job it is." Al Hackney college foptball, Division II and DMslon ID college basketball games and high school basketball games. So, just bow long wt1I Hackney keep It going? •until my &ep quit.· Hackney 881.d. "My lep ~atilt good. AJ long as they have me, I'll keep doing IL When my legs hurt and I can't beat the fast break. I'll tell my colleagues I'm going out the ~oor.'' ' Hackney aa.ld be bu remained healthy because be doesn't drink. -SM HACt(NEY, PeceM lrvine Valley is the best shooting team," Thornton said. "Golden West can beat you, too. You have to take it one game at a time. You can't get caught up In (the last game) If you played well or poorly. "The [timel off gave me a chance to make some decisions and get the juices flowing. We improved from the Santa Barbara game [a 56-42 Coast victoryJ. lfwe continue to play with the enthusiasm, we will get better." At least two Coast players got well and are loold.ng forward to the rest of the season. Van Buren traveled with the team on road trips when she wasn't playing. "I needed to be around people that make me happy. 1 was happy to be part of the team," Van Buren said. "I'm glad to be back healthy. It's good to be playing.· ... OCC AlhJetic Director Fred Hokanson is confident I.he synthetic grass surface will be installed inside LeBard Stadium, as well as on the <>chool's soccer field by eptember, when the fall season begins. Bids are expected to go out Tuesday for a company to install the <;urface. which will be roUed out like carpet over a base mixture of sand and rubber. l1uee week.<> must pass before a bid can be accepted and the Coast Community College Dislrict board must approve the project, expected at a meeting the second week of February, Hokanson said. Hokanson hopes installation at the soccer field wiU begin March I and be completed by the end or May. Completion would come later, however, should I.he work be delayed by rain. TI1e surface will not be rolled out al the stadium untiJ construction is completed 10 make concrete walkways compliant wilh the Americans with Disabili11es Act. That portion of the project can take six to eight weeks, Hokanson said. "We're just hoping the same company can do both lfieldsl," Hokanson said. The work in'>ide the stadium means the Orange County high school all-s1ar football game - usually played in July -will not be held at OCC this summer. OCC graduation ceremonie!. will also be moved across Fairview Road to Pacific Amphitheater. "I feel bad about ii. but we're hoping to get this thing done in time for next year," I lokanson said. MARK C. DUS'Jtol / OM.V PILOT I • I Al ~. ~ 12. 200.. SPORTS BRIEFLY Ball captures junior title Corona del Mar J-Ugh junior C-arsten Ball defeated Cale Planck or Palm Springs. 6· 1. 6-1. Sunday to claim lhe boys 16s tJ. tJe of the San Diego Junior Sin · • gtes tournament at Barnes Ten· nL~ Center in Sao Diego. Ball. seeded No. 3, won four matches at the two-week.end tournament to earn the title. Planck was the No. 5 seed. VU honors McClellan • BASICETBALL: Vanguard University freshman women'i. basketball standout Undsay McOellan has been named Lion or the Week by the school. McOellan, a 5-foot·7 guard from Tempe. Ariz. .• hed the best week of her young collegiate ca- reeT, averaging l 0.3 points, two uslsts and two steal!> in three Vanguatd victories. She scored a career-high 14 points and a career-best four ;c,. slst.s" in a Dec. 29 win over Pike· viJlc College or Kentucky in the Golden State AtJlletic Conference challenge. She w~ named Lo the GSAC challenge all-star team. Sailors defeat Knight. •WATER POLO: Newport Harbor High senior Carolyn Conway scored a team-high fivP go~ls lo lead the Sailor:. to a 12-7 nonleaKut! girls water polo victOry over The Bishop's School. Saturday In La JoUa. St1nlor Jessica Ball and junior Anne lieldeh added three goals aplt•<'t' for the Sail ors, who im- proved to 8-1. while handing lhe Knights rheir fir t loss In 12 games this season Ball. Heiden and junior Me- lissa Wlleeler had three steals apiece for the winners. while Belden, junior Ashllng Taylor and sophomore Leah Robert - on each collected two assists. Senior Tcrin Cottam made six savei. and senior Kim House- pian five for Newport Harbor. The Sailors led. 10·4, at half· Lime and. after"heing outscored. 3·-0. in the rhlrd quarter. blanked the Knights in the ftnaJ period. Anteaters fini sh sixth . '• VOLLHYBALL: 'fbe UC Ir- vine men's vollcyhaJI team was defoated by UC Santa Barbara, 30-28, 30-25. 30-24. in the fifth · place match of the UCSR El- ephant Bar CJa~1c Saturday in Goleta. The Aiiteaters dcfca1ed Uni- versity of the Pacific in a five- gamc match Saturday 10 reach the fifth-place final. UU blew a lwu-game lead m a 26-30. 19-J-O. :W-28. 30-26. 20· 18 lo~ hJ US<' in Friday's first rou11d. = -· ~. AJIW\141. NllWPORT llAIUlOR Coach John Speraw said his team's 25 service errors !Uowe<l the Trojans 10 rally for the vic- tory. The Anteaters play a team of alumni Wednesday at 7 p.m. at Crawford Court, before opening Mountain Pacific Sports Fed- eration play Friday at Pacific. Mus tangs seek coaches • HllLP WANTIID: Costa Mesa High is looking for an as- sistant varsity softball coach, as well as a Junior vacsity softball head coach. Interested applicants may contact Mustangs Girls Athletic Director Sharon Uhl at school: (714) 424-8758. CdM rolls over Aztecs •ROLLER HOCICHY: The Co· rona del Mar High club roller hockey team defeated Espe- ranza, 6-I, Thursday at the Worldwide Roller Hockey Cen- ter in Irvine. CdM captain Mau Benvenuti led all scorers wi th four goaJs, while Danny Freeman and Ara Vehian aJso scored for the win· n1•rs. Jared Monen.,on and Spencer Aguilar had assists for CdM. which received 35 saves from l(Oalie Eric Mirowitz. CHRISTMAS BOAT PARADE 2 0 0 3 • • A Holiday Beach Celt>b Pt"e1c11ti11jt Spuneor TraJitiona.l Jew.elen an Tl.e Commodo re• Club of tl.e Newport Beach C hamber. Commerce I m•itu you tu altonJ 1/,., • ·•· ·~· itl.:iy, J.rnuary 16, 2004 • 6 p.m . F1111r S..-t1so11s I lo t....! Newpo rt Beac.h rfta1c join us fur an l"Vcnin.t o f dinner, dam:in!t and auctions as Wl' cclchralc tl1c winncn nf the 95•h Annual Newport I ( bo Christmas Boa l Pa rMle (! Rin~ of Liitht.. For mo ro in/ormaiivr1 or lo make a rcs1Jrc•a finn, p,I ut (CN <)) 72<J-44UO. 7/cL<!i" a l"<! $75 "°'·11 and /,<)00 ·•· ·W · Uitl •111 ov.·r 200 auction ilcnu, i11dud i1 Airlare anJ a five 11iitht 11.ay .1t tl1c Four Sc.ison1 1 tlcl Sy in ;a Junior Suite witl1 a l1arhnr view /·~mr Sea1.m11 /Intel Nuwpnrl llw1r/1 • Fmir $e1.1101111 I lute/ S yJnoy • F A two hour ncninit l1.irhor l'rui•c .1hodnl tl1t• Ciltali na f lyer with up to 30(.1e1b Cat.,/ina l'u161m9"r Survit-c • Fabulou11 cu•tom portr.tit p.iclcaitu n . H/om C,,•fom pJ,,,togmpl.y, LtJ. ~ PrudenUal Cllalm..., HACKNEY Continued from A 7 doesn't smoke and has never done any d1lJ3.'-He also acquired discipline in the military, as part or the Marines. It was in the Marines. in 1954. he became involved with officiating. ·1 played football ill"the Marine Corps and I saw other people ma.kjng money for (officiating) and I thought I would try lt,• Hackney said. "I would ma1w $4 or $5 a game. It was one of those things where you try it and you Uke it and you sticlc with it .• Hackney definitely ruck. with it By estimation, he has worked 1,065 NCAA Division I basketball games. "That's a 101 of baslcetbaJl, ~ Haclcney said. He was the first official to receive a relirement ceremony from the Big West Conference. He retired from officiating Division I games in 1997 and created many memories along the way. For irlstance, In 1990. when Haclcney worked a college basketball game between UNLV and Temple ill Philadelphia. Hackney received respect and praise from Temple Coach John Cllaney after the game, yet the admiration was not there from the start Hackney whistled Larry Johnson for an offensive foul early in the first half, but Chancy thought his own player. Mark Macon, was called for a blocking foul. Angered. Olaney yelled at Hackney, who caJmJy told the coach the foul w-dS on Johnson. Olaney was initially suspicious of the officiating. since the three-man crew working the game were all Big West referees. Bui by the end of the game. Olaney had a different reeling, so much so he told reporters after the game. "IHaclcneyJ was one of the best officials you'll see anywhere." Olaney also wrote a letter 10 John Dangle!:.. the director of officials. Hackney still has Lhl' letter. ·1 will never forget that." Hackney said. Hackney officiatl'd in tht' NCAA tournament twice and also in the NIT 17 times. During his off-seru.ons, Hackney conducts teaching clinics for youth basketball referees. He also evaluates NCAA basketball referees. Haclcney coached basketball at Newport for two seasons. 1966-67 and 1967-68. lie wa..-. also the coach of the first freshman football team al Newport. When he wa.., a coach, he usually had plenty tu say to the referees. which makes it a bit ironic he became involved with officiating. he admitted. "I think I probably worked the !referees). more than I should have," he said. However. 1 lackney said he noticed official<; who worked very hanl and ~el out 10 be one of those tirele~ workers. Now, if and when he heais gripes or complaints from fans or coaches. he just turns them off. ·0on't have rabbit ears." Hackney said or focusing on rhe game. "You have a job ro do, whatever it is you do. You have 10 show up and be a professional. You have to work at it. You have to work. hard. no matter what job it is." TODAY 8Hk9t:ball High school boys • Junipero Serra at Sage Hill, 7 p.m. High sdlool girts · Junipero Serra at Sage Hill, 4 p.m. TUESDAY ~· College men -Point Loma Nazarene at Vanguard, 7:30 p.m. College women -Point Loma Nazarene at Vanguard, 6:30 p.m. Ill Daily A Pilot llfllll Sports Hall of Fame CPlPbrating the n1ill euniwn JASON BOYCE Corona del Mar Former CdM star's soccer career includes college honors, as we ll as stint in the pros. Steve Vlrcen Daily Pilot E very morning before Jason Boyce went to Corona del Mar High. he fed a hutlger al F.astbluff Park. Boyce had a strong love for M>Ccer and. alone. he would dribble across the grass fields and kick the ball into a goal. He would sweat. He would run. He would smile. ·1 used w get there at l:i a.m.," Boyce ~d. "I practically lived over there." Al many times in Boyce's life he has looked back on those days al Eastbluff and realized his secluded soccer experience refined his game and allowed him 10 enjoy the results. as well. While Boyce was at C:d M. he earned a spot on the 17-and-under jump. As a senior, Boyce reached the state finals in the long jump and the state preliminaries in the 100. After establishing himself as one of the greatest soccer players to compete at CdM. Boyce went on to make a name for himself at Washington. I le was second-team All-American as a senior and led the Huskies ill scoring with 15 goals and rwo assist.<.. He finished his career as the I lusk.ies' all-time a~isl leader with 34 and ranked fourth in total poillts with 106. I le was also named Mountain Pacific Sports Federation Mountain Division Player of the Year in 1997 and 1998. I le helped lead the Huskies to three-straigl11 NCAA tournament appearances. a school record. national team and his Jason Boyce "It was fun." Boyce said of his Lime in Seattle. "It was a really great experience." efforts also brought him a scholarship to play at the University of Washington. His career also includes All -American honors and a stint as a professional in Major l.cague Soccer. ·It was proof that hard work p;iys off," Boyce said. "l always wanted to play for the national team. And. I wanted to get that <>cholarship for my parents. more for my parents than me." Boyce earned All-Sea View League honol"b in each of his four varsity seasons. As a 5-foot-7 forward, Boyce dazzled opponenL' with his ball-handling sic.ills. speed and deft maneuvering across the field. Yet for all the notoriety and success he earned on the field, Boyce took great pleasure in the atmosphere that surrounds the game. I le enjoyed the preparation and held a great admiration and rci.pect for his teammates and opponents. "Oh boy." said Boyce before he started 10 discuss his high school memorie . "II ha<. been almost IO years. I really liked the intense rivalry between us and Newport Harbor. Saddleback was a rival and Santa Margarita, too, when they were in our league. Those Limes were great." In addition 10 soccer, Royce also starred in traclc and field, qualifying for the CIF Southern Section preliminaries ill the 100 and 200 meters and the long SCHEDULE High school boys · St. Margaret's at Sage Hill, 7:30 p.m. High school girls · Aliso Niguel at Newport Harbor, 7 p.m.; Saddlebodc at Estancia, 7 p.m.; Tesoro at Corona del Mar, 7 p.m.; St. Margaret's at Sage Hill, 6 p.m. Soccer • High school boys -St Margaret's at Sage Hill, 3:16 p.m. High school girts -Aliso Niguel at Newport Harbor, 5 p.m.; Tesoro at In February or 1998 Boyce was selected II th overall in tlle Ml..S draft by the Colorado Rapids. ·That was a great feeling. being drafted," he said. "That's whal I always wanted to do. to get paid for what I loved to do." After playing with the Rapids for I Yi seasons. he was traded to the Miami Fusion, which is no longer in existence. He played there for two years. then competed for the Orange County Zodiac in the A League (similar to baseball's triple-A level). Toward the end of 2000, he broke hii. fifth metatarsal and did not play in 2001. He went back lo Washington 10 finish college and earned a degree in sociology. A"i part of his academics. Boyce worked at a summer camp with underprivileged children. II was there he met his wife, Melissa They live ill Costa Mesa with one son, Jayson, who is 20 months old. They have another baby on the way. as Melissa is due in cwo wee ks. Boyce, the latest honoree or the Daily Pilot Sports I lalJ of Fame. works at a fitness center. He hopes 10 play professionally again. "Right now I'm hoping to gel into the presea'lon and stick with a team." Boyce said. "We'll see what happens. I still have some legs lefr in me. 1 definitely w-ctnl to continue playing soccer." 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RUTH CMIL Y PE!CRSON A PETITION FOR PRO BA Tl ll•s been filed by SHIRLEY fE[T 1n Ille Supeuor Cou1t ol Calt l0<nl1, County ol OR ANGE THE PC TITION FOR PROBATE requuts SHIRLEY FELT be ap pointed n personal rep1nenl1t1ve to ad minister the estate ol tht deeldtnl lHC PE rtTIOft requnu Ille d1c1d1nt'a Will and cod1c1h, 1f any, be •dtl11tled to IHOti.te Tiie Will and 1ny codtc1ts .,. av11l1ble 101 1um1na lion 111 the Ille ktpt by the wurl IH[ PCTIHON 11qu11t5 aullloflly lo adm1ni.lt1 the utale under the lndependtnl Adm1n11. trahon ol Cstlltes Act (lh1s llulll0<1ty will allow th• periOn•I repreun· ltl1ve lo lake mtny •~llon5 wolhoul obtain 1111 COUii app1ov~I Belote tai..ina cer l•1n •••y omport•nl .chons however. lhe personal •e1><eser<t•t1•~ will be ••Quired to 111v1 notoce tu 1n tee uted pe1 son5 unleu they have w"ved nolole 01 tonunted to the proposed action ) lhe independent •d m1nistr1t1on 1utho11ty ••I.I be a1anl1d unlns en 1nt111at1d per&on lilts en oblt(ticHI lo Ille pet1t1on ind sllows 1ooct c1use why the court should not ar 1nt Ille autho•lly A HEARING on Ille P•lilion wlfl be lltld on FEBRUARY S, 2004 et I 4S p m In Otpt l73 located 1t 341 The City 011ve South. 011n1•. CA 92868 If YOU 08.ICCT to ll\4 aranuna ot 1111 petition, you should 1ppu1 11 Liie haartf'll 1nd state your obiechons or lite wntltn obttCllOns with the court b1f0te the h1111n1 Your 1ppu11nce may be 1n person or by your attorney. tr YOU ARE A CRCOI TOR or contin1enl creditor ol the deceaud. you must hie your cl"m with the court and mill • '°"Y to Ult Ptf•on•I ••-tellve eppolnttd by Ille court within four montht from tllt date of lhe Int iuuance of letleu u p1ovlci.d In Prob1t1 Code section 9100. Th• time 101 follna ctalma wlll not upitt befOft tou1 months from tllt h1arln1 ~t• 11otlctd 1bove YOU MAY EXAMINE IJI• hit kepi by the court If you 11• • p~l4n ln· ter111ed 111 th• ntete, you may Ille wllh Ill• court 1 Request fo1 Sotclel Notice (lorm OE· 1 S4) ol th• fllina of 1n 1nv1nto<y 1nd 1ppra1sel ol est1le Hsth or of 1ny petition or account n pro~ldtd In Probate Code section 1250. A Request fo1 Specl1l ~otoct form Is 1v11t1blt from the coutl cle1k. A"-Y f..-p..,.._..., J.a.. M. 41vetehn, ·~·HM OMU l A&..wc...,......a-UtoM~lh~ .• Ste . J70, Newpert 1-lt,CAU .. O Publlshed N1wpo1t 811ch·Costa Meu 011ty Pilot lanu11y \2. 16 19. Mo6 M881 ~ ..... ... s..... The lollowln& person• .,. do1n1 bustnen o lluetla a. llssoctalu. 37 Rta•ll• Way D•n• Po1nl. CA 92629 Rk:herd Frank brrtlla 37 Rapll1 Wey 01n1 f'I , CA 92629 Carol lat lirrtlle, 31 Re11tt• Way. 01n<1 Pt CA 92629 This bu'!nt!u os con ducted by husb1nd and wife Have you started dolna !!usineu xet? No Rkihttd ff1nlr. l111ett1 Thli statement waa lt\ed with the Counly Cletlr. of Ot1n1• County on 12/17/0l 200'6t61U4 O•lly Pilot Otc U, 29. 2.00~. J111 5. 12. 2004 M817 IOOO Of AlftJCA'l10I Kia CHM II Owms1I' Of AlCOllOUC IMIMl UCllS( l~~o~~n Monday, JIOUary 12, 2004 At -----------------ltpl Noacet 2l40 LIOll Noaca 2640 Leoat NadCll 2l40 hpe ol llcenu(s) 1pph1d l0t 20 • Off SAl.( BEER ANO WIN£ Publlthtd Nawpo1 l 8Hch Cost• Mua Daily Pilot Jtnuuy 12. 2004 M888 fktlllM .... i...s........ The tollowm' penoll\ en dotna business 1s 801t1nd s Alhlel1c, 311 Coral, Belboa lsl1nd Cattlorma 92662 P1trlc11 II. Borland. 317 Co11t. B1lbo1 l&l•nd, Calllo1nla 9Z662 This bus1neu os con ducted by an ind1vidu1I Have you 1larted doma bustnen yet? Vu 11/1972 Pal11cla A. 80tl1nd Th" statement wn fifed with the County Cl11k of 011nae County on 12/19/03 200SH .. 771 Dally Pilot Dec, 22. 29. 2003. l•n !I, 12. 200.l M880 Mt.a ..... "-S...... The rottowtna p11&ons are doona buslnns u · "ip•cltum Assi.tlve l echnotoe1es. lO Picaio, Rancho Santa M1r11nl1 CA 92688 Kevm Alan D1uahe1ty 30 P1ca10, Rancho Santi M111a11ta, CA 92688 rll15 bUSIOOU IS COn ducted by an 1nd1v1du1I Hawe you sl•• led do1na business rel' No Kevon A 01uif11uly Thll statement w•• hied w1111 Ille County Clerk of Or•na• County on 12/08/1)3 200S69'74'3 Oa1ty Pilot Jan 5 lZ 19, 26. 2004 M88~ ficMM ...... "-S...... lhe fottow1n1 P•i.Ott\ are do1na bu\lnen u Ltahttn Up r1tneu Studio I !>061 Golden west, Huntin&ton Buch. 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