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Sea Festival Features Summer Pleasures

Volume 6 Number 4 July/August 2011

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J ust another day at the beach? Not so in Long Beach, where the Long Beach Sea Festival,

with presenting sponsorship from the Port of Long Beach, is perhaps the most popular sum-mer-long festival of its kind in California.

Multi-day festivals include the Dragon Boat Festival, A Taste of the Coast, Crawfish Festi-val, Tiki Beach Festival, Lobster Festival and the Urban Ocean Festival at the famed Long Beach Aquarium.

Free Moonlight Movies on the Beach and weekly concerts by the Long Beach Municipal Band are perfect family entertainment op-tions. Kid-friendly events include the Kid’s Fishing Rodeo, Sandcastle Contest, Capture the Wind Festival and Model Sailboat Regatta.

Athletics, too, play a special role in Sea Festi-val. Events include the National Collegiate Sand Volleyball Championships, Copa Cabana Beach Soccer and Kahakai Outrigger races, the historic Long Beach to Catalina Water Ski Race provide top flight athletic completion. Sea Festival sponsors such as the Port of Long Beach actively support numerous Sea Festival events and also its own Green Port Fest. The Long Beach Airport sponsors the Capture the Wind Festival which annually hosts guided tours for more than 3,000 children. See related stories on page 3.

Congressman on Straight Talk Dana Rohrabacher U.S. Congressman 46th C.D. U.S. Congressman Dana Rohrabacher again joins us as a guest on Straight Talk to provide an update from Washington D.C.

The Congressman shares his views on the need to reduce the federal budget deficit and his deep concern about the rapidly growing national debt. He also discusses the involvement of the United States in hos-tilities abroad, such as in Afghanistan and Iraq, and what he thinks our policy should be towards those and other counties. In addition, Congressman Rohrabacher shares some personal thoughts on the importance of a sense of gratitude as a founda-tion for personal happiness, as distinguished from simply accu-mulating material wealth. He notes that our founding fathers

made “pursuit of happiness” a basic right rather than “pursuit of property”. Closely related to this, the Congressman stressed the importance of acknowledging the debt we all owe our veterans and current military personnel for their sacrifices in securing our freedoms.

Congressman Rohrabacher will be our guest on the Straight Talk Show airing the weeks of July 9 & July 16.

INSIDE THIS ISSUE

Muni Band Summer Schedule

Rock For Vets 2 Benefit Concert

BP Oil Spill Expert on Straight Talk

Straight Talk TV Show Hits The Road

Around Town Photo Spread

Photo Focus on Memorial Day Observance

Guest Column by Supervisor Don Knabe

Sponsor Spotlight on McKenna’s on the Bay

A Sandcastle Contest Entry For a complete list of all 2011 Sea Festival activ-ities with event dates, location and information, visit www.LongBeachSeaFestival.com.

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D aily headlines involving the media em-pire of Ruppert Murdoch are fascinating

to the country and the world. It is far too ear-ly to know exactly where the story will end. However, it is not too early to apply certain basic truths. Leadership Starts at the Top The leadership of any organization sets the tone and standards of the organization. Exec-utives and workers understand what is ex-pected of them without reference to Codes of Ethics posted on the walls and in company handbooks. They see who is getting promoted and why, and who is being let go and for what reason. After a time, it is not difficult to learn the real operational values of the organization. Occasional aberrant behavior can sometimes be blamed on a ‘rogue employee.’ But when a widespread pattern emerges, it is not difficult to conclude that the pattern has been explicitly or implicitly authorized from the top. Importance of a Free Press Freedom of the press is enshrined in our Con-stitution as a core value. It is essential to the proper functioning of a democracy. It is an

essential check on government and govern-mental abuse. However, when the press ob-tains undue influence over the political pro-cess, that check and balance ceases to operate properly. As media conglomerates continue to grow in their reach and power, we need to rethink the importance of placing limits on their size so that no one entity is able to dominate the polit-ical landscape. Importance of Ethics Living personally and professionally by an acceptable code of ethics is important to long-term happiness and ultimate success. Break-ing the rules can work for a while but it nor-mally ends badly. Look to Enron, Arthur An-derson, Global Crossing and Countrywide Mortgage. You catch the drift. Moments like this are useful to recommit our-selves to the long-term maintenance of values over the short-term gains of cutting corners. -- Art Levine, Publisher

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The wonderful Long Beach Municipal Band is back again with its popular Summer Concert Series, a 2011 Long Beach Sea Festival event. The concerts run Tuesdays through Fridays for five weeks ending July 29. The series is made possible through the support of the Port of Long Beach as a major sponsor, together with the City’s Parks, Recrea-tion and Marine Dept. and the Dept. of Gas & Oil.

All concerts begin at 6:30pm and are free. Vol-untary contributions to Friends of the Band are welcome.

Tuesdays Bixby/Bluff Wednesdays Los Cerritos Park Thursdays Marine Stadium

Fridays El Dorado Park

Moonlight Movies on the Beach, a 2011 Long Beach Sea Festival event, is pre-sented by Alfredo’s Beach Club and supported by the Port of Long Beach. This series has a great lineup of free family enter-tainments for the coming weeks.

The films start at dusk (approx. 8 pm) and there is plenty of free parking available at each location. Lawn chairs and/or blan-kets are recommended for viewing. For more information, visit alfredosbeachclub.com.

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Muni Band Summer Concerts

Thursday, July 21 Marina Green Tales of Desperaux

Tuesday, July 26 Granada Beach Rango

Wednesday, July 27 Cherry Beach Back to the Future

Thursday, July 28 Marina Green Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull

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Concert Schedule

July 12-15 Flight! July 19-26 Ragtime, Dixie and All That Jazz

July 26-29 Great Bands of Yesteryear


Rock For Vets 2 Benefit Concert

What happens when Bobby Kimball, the Original Lead Sing-er of TOTO, wants to help our veterans and current service members? Well, he performs in the Far East to entertain our troops. Bobby Kimball is just one of those rockers that want to help. Now he is also going to help closer to home, with a few of his friends.

The Second Annual Rock For Vets 2 Benefit Concert will take place on Saturday, July 30 from 4-7pm at the Scottish Rite Event Center (newly named the Ernest Borgnine Theatre). Doors open at 3pm. The theatre is lo-cated at 855 Elm Street in Long Beach.

Come and watch Bobby Kimball and the All Stars, Jerry Salas (El Chica-no), Manny Lagod (Don Ho), The Rock for Vets Music Therapy Band which is made up of veterans of all ages and abilities, and Master of Ceremonies Gina Elise of Pin Ups for Vets. Also watch some great local artists and sur-prise guests as they perform live on stage.

The Benefit Concert will provide additional musical equip-ment for the wonderful Music Therapy Program which helps vets with their rehabilitation. Proceeds from the concert

will also provide coaching for next year and the opportunity for additional veterans to benefit from the program.

A special guest being honored will be Tibor Rubin, Congressional Medal of

Honor winner and Purple Heart recipient.

All tickets are $25 with open seating. Buy your tickets now to either attend the event or donate a ticket to a veteran. To purchase tickets go to www.therockclub.net.

In addition, a partnership has been es-tablished with Mobile Green, a mobile phone exchange company that is providing The Rock Club/Rock For

Vets Music Therapy Program with some greatly needed fund-ing. Donate your unused mobile phone today or at the door.

For more information, contact Frank Mcilquham, director of The Rock Club at (866) 597-1116 or by email at [email protected].

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BP Oil Spill Expert on Straight Talk


Dan Jacobs, Director Masters in Sustainability Management Program, American University Former Department of Justice Trial At-

torney Dan Jacobs with extensive ex-perience in litigating environmental cases for the United States government joins us to discuss the BP Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill. Jacobs views the incident as being one of the worst offshore oil discharges and environmental disasters of our lifetime. He discusses in detail the findings of the National Commission on the Oil Spill, a bipartisan entity set up by the Pres-ident to examine the root causes of the spill and present op-tions for going forward. The Commission Report highlighted six failures. Among them, the inadequately designed and test-ed cement job that was used to seal the well, the disregard of

the negative pressure test used to evaluate the flawed cement job, and the failure to detect signs of an impending blowout. In short, lots of human errors. When asked if the public should have confidence that this

type of tragedy won’t happen again, Jacobs said he did not have that confi-dence and believes there needs to be substantial changes on industry’s part, along with much more rigorous over-sight on the part of the federal govern-ment. He said that although the BP Oil Spill might have been a “worst case scenar-io,” history teaches us that these types of scenarios are cyclical so it may be just a matter of time until the next one. BP has been informed about this show,

and been invited to have a representative appear on a subsequent taping.

Dan Jacobs will be our guest on the Straight Talk Show airing the weeks of July 23 & July 30.

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One day by chance We rode on the ranch

We saw two old mares down by the stream

They were older than most And as we rode in close

It was clear that one horse could not see

The smaller, her friend By her side til the end

Had a small bell that hung round her neck

The old blind mare Knew her friend was still there

And would frequently listen to check

Their owner it seems Thought their life by the stream

Was much better than putting them down

Just as God looks at us When we’re in a fuss

Will bring friends to gather around

Though we may not see Helping hands that will be Always there from a friend

So please hear my bell And help me as well

Knowing you will be loved til the end.

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Cowboy Poet

Steve Deming is also a member of the California Cowboy Band. An anthology of Steve’s poems entitled The Source will be published later this summer. Besides being a musician, a cowboy and a poet, Steve is also a First Vice President of CB Richard Ellis Inc., a top commercial real estate firm. For further info or to purchase the book, visit SteveDemingPoet.com.

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For 20 Wonderful Years

Straight Talk TV Show Hits The Road


Straight Talk is taking the show on the road and is premièring a new edition entitled Straight Talk around town. The show will be taped at various venues throughout the City. Guests will be showcased in their native surroundings passionately following their dreams.

Straight Talk host/executive producer Art Levine, in explain-ing the purpose of the new edition, stated, “We are always looking for new ways to reach out to our viewers, guests and the community and to more closely con-nect with them. As we cel-ebrate the beginning of our 20th Anniversary year on air and with the recent ad-vances in technology, this seemed like an ideal time to take the show on the road.”

The first stop for Straight Talk around town will be the illus-trious Long Beach Playhouse, a fixture in the community for more than 80 years. Two half-hour shows will originate from the Playhouse in front of a live studio audience. Joining Art to co-host the shows will be noted actor DeeDee Rescher.

The first show will feature Playhouse executive director Lauren Morris and veteran actor Mitchell Nunn, who will

soon be appearing in his 50th Playhouse production. The se-cond show will focus on the Playhouse’s recent production of the classic play Master Harold and the boys. Appearing on the show will be director Stevi Meredith and star Rovin Jay. The shows will be taped on the actual Master Harold set in the Playhouse’s Studio Theatre.

Future Straight Talk around town shows will originate from locations throughout the City such as restaurants, athletic venues and even private homes.

To view the first two shows, visit the Straight Talk website at

www.StraightTalkTV.com, the Playhouse website at www.lbplayhouse.org, or the Video Productions website at www.WebCastLongBeach.com. The shows will also be post-ed on Facebook and YouTube.

Straight Talk gratefully acknowledges the assistance of Lauren Morris and the staff of the Long Beach Playhouse in producing this first edition, as well as Dan Halverson of Video Productions for videotaping and editing the shows. The Long Beach Playhouse is community-supported theatre that cuts across age, gender, ethnic, and cultural boundaries.

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Mayor Bob Foster is interviewed by KFWB News Talk 980 Co-Hosts Michael Shappe and Maggie McKay at the Legends of Aviation Restaurant at the Long Beach Airport.

Giant cranes tower over guests arriving at the Port of Long Beach 100th Anniversary Celebration. Over 5,000 visitors enjoyed the festivities.

Union Pacific’s Andy Perez and POLB Staffer Olivia Park with Andy’s daughter Solaire and her friends Kaiulani and Natalie all enjoying the Port’s Birthday Celebration.

U.S. Congressman Dan Lungren was one of the panelists at a powerful half-day seminar Leading the Ethical Organization co-sponsored by the Ukleja Center for Ethical Leadership and the Long Beach Area Chamber of Commerce. The Keynote Address was given by expert Ken Blanchard.

Famed actor Robert Wagner served as the Master of Cere-monies and was the guest of honor at the Port’s Birthday Celebration. Harbor Commission President Nick Sramek is visible on the far right.

Larry Curtis conducts the popular Long Beach Municipal Band in a moving selection of music as the sun sets over the Port celebration.


Around Town

Vicki and Blake Christian with Straight Talk Host Art Levine at the wonderful Naples Pancake Breakfast.

Volunteers from Southern California Edison pictured with some of the athletes and staff from the 2011 Summer Games of the Special Olympics Southern California held each year on the campus of California State University, Long Beach.

Panda Express manager and Special Olympics volunteer Richard Gomez is flanked by LBPD SWAT Team Officers Eric Fritz and Mark Gell.

Ducky and Bill Caswell surround Ducky’s mom Sally Riley at the Naples Pancake Breakfast. Sally, a Naples resident since 1933, turns 103 this July.

Vice Chairman of the Long Beach Area Republican Party Timothy O’Reilly addresses guests at the Annual Republican Round-Up & Western Bar-B-Q at the Garden Pavilion of the El Dorado Country Club.

Straight Talk Host Art Levine with Major Adam Levine USMC at the VMFAT-101 F/A-18 Hangar at Marine Corp Air Station Miramar. Adam, Art’s cousin, is an F/A-18 fighter pilot who will shortly be transferred to Eglin AFB in Florida to train other pilots on the new F-35B Joint Strike Fighter.

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Long Beach Water The Long Beach Board of Water Commissioners has voted unanimously to maintain citywide water rates at their cur-rent levels for a second straight year. The Long Beach Water Department’s Fiscal Year 2012 budget and rates will now go to the Long Beach City Council for final approval before go-ing into effect on October 1, 2011. “We are pleased to adopt a new budget that for the second year in a row imposes no increase on the water rates that our customers pay,” said Dr. Suzanne Dallman, President of the Long Beach Board of Water Commissioners. “While the costs of providing water continue to rise each year, one of our primary objectives is to minimize the impact of these cost increases to our customers and we feel that we have achieved that with this year’s adopted budget,” added Dr. Dallman. With water rates remaining flat for a second year in a row, Long Beach residents will continue to enjoy monthly bills that are among the lowest in California when compared to similar sized cities. Long Beach Water is an urban Southern California retail water supply agency, and the standard in wa-ter conservation and environmental stewardship.

McKenna’s on the Bay Alamitos Bay Landing has paired with local Long Beach restaurants, musicians and charities to raise funds through the Alamitos Bay Landing Benefit Concert Series every Sunday in August. Alamitos Bay Landing will close the shopping center parking lot to allow over 3,000 people to enjoy the festivities. All ticket sale proceeds will be presented back to charity. Tickets can be purchased now at the website -- www.mckennasonthebay.com. Packages range from $30-$100. The first concert on Sunday, August 7th from 4-7pm will feature Super Diamond, the Neil Diamond Tribute Band. Proceeds will benefit the Team Spirit Breast and Ovarian Cancer Walk – LB Memorial Medical Center. Sponsorship packages for the series are available and include signage on the main stage all four weeks of the series and your company name/logo on all advertisements, posters, bro-chures and news releases. For more information, call Taylor Roll at (562) 342-9411 or by email at [email protected].


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Photo Focus

The Cabar Feidh Pipe Band provides a stirring opening to the Parade of Colors at the Memorial Day Observance at Green Hills Memorial Park in Rancho Palos Verdes.

LTC Timothy M. Karcher, a Purple Heart Recipient, delivers the moving Keynote Address at the Memorial Day Observance at Green Hills Memorial Park.

A U.S. Navy Color Guard was one of the many military and civilian units participating in the Memorial Day program.

Congressman Rohrabacher gives a hearty handshake to LTC Timothy M. Karcher before the beginning of the program. Tim’s wife Alesia is seated beside him.

U.S. Congressman Dana Rohrabacher addresses guests at the Memorial Day Observance. He spoke passionately about the values of our country, and the debt we all owe veterans for defending our freedoms.

State Senator Ted Lieu flanked by SCAN Director of Workplace Solutions Diane Coles and Straight Talk Host Art Levine were among the thousands of guests at the Memorial Day Observance at Green Hills Memorial Park.


July 13, 2011 Herbert L. Carter, Chair Board of Trustees California State University Dear Mr. Carter: I am struck by disbelief with the action the CSU Board of Trustees took yesterday when you voted to increase the San Diego State University President’s salary to $400,000, a 25-percent increase. At a time of devastat-ing state budget deficits, significant tuition increases that have doubled since 2007, and a global economic meltdown from which California has not yet recovered, it is inconceivable to me that you would lead the Board to approve such a massive salary increase for the SDSU President’s office. It is even more incredulous that you simultaneously voted to increase tuition fees for students while raising salaries for your administrators. I am re-questing the CSU Board to reverse its decision. I am also requesting that the CSU Board stop any fur-ther future increases to its administrators’ salaries during this difficult economic climate. As you know, it is the mission of the California State University system to pro-vide affordable and quality education for Californians. CSU is not a private corporation. Its mission is to serve the public – not give windfalls to its administrators. You cannot behave like Wall Street and give unsustainable salaries to your executives. I flat out reject the argument that there was no one else in the world good enough at a $300,000 salary such that you had to give a $100,000 raise.

Governor Jerry Brown sent a strongly worded letter to you before your votes. Governor Brown is right, and the Board is wrong and not acting in the best interests of the public. More fundamentally, your rejection of Gov-ernor Brown’s letter shows to me that you are complete-ly out of touch with the economic and political realities facing California. I am one of the few Senators with a CSU located entire-ly within my district. I have always been a champion of the CSU because I deeply believe in CSU’s mission. It pains me greatly that your actions have caused signifi-cant damage to the credibility of the CSU before the Legislature and the people of California. You, your Chancellor, and your administrators will no longer be able, with a straight face, talk to the Legisla-ture about CSU budget cuts when you just gave a mas-sive raise for one of your administrative positions. Your actions have also damaged the reputation and judgment of your Chancellor, who supported the salary increase, and the majority of Trustees who voted for it. The Board’s actions send the clear signal that it cares more about lavish salaries than educating students. The stu-dents, faculty and people of California deserve better. I urge you to restore the integrity of the CSU and of your Board. The decision needs to be reversed. Sincerely, Ted W. Lieu State Senator

Senator Lieu may soon introduce a bill that would take salary setting powers for administrators away from CSU.

Letter to the Chair of the CSU Board of Trustees

Requesting Rescission of the $100,000 Salary Increase

to the President of San Diego State

by

State Senator Ted Lieu


Redistricting and the Fourth District

by

Don Knabe

LA County Supervisor, 4th District

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E very 10 years, a federal census is conducted to evaluate how the demographics of the United States

have changed. The survey is designed to capture the changes in various aspects of society so that the govern-ment can adjust its roles to serve the people as effective-ly as possible. Redistricting is a process that stems from data gathered reflecting these population changes. The populations of cities adjust frequently, and thus the lines that divide our districts must change so that people are represented fairly. Now that we have data from the 2010 census, you are probably hearing about redistrict-ing at the federal and state level and it’s happening here in LA County too. Each state goes about redistricting in a somewhat differ-ent way. At the local level in California, each county must establish a system to determine the new districts. The LA County Charter designates that there be a Los Angeles County Boundary Review Committee (BRC), composed of individuals nominated by each of the five County Supervisors. The BRC has met frequently throughout this redistrict-ing period to study proposed changes to the supervisori-al districts, hear plans proposed by members of the pub-lic, and ultimately prepare a report for the Board of Su-pervisors with recommended boundary changes.

When looking at the different proposed plans, members of the BRC consider a number of factors, including compactness, preservation of county lines, maintaining communities of interest, and maintaining the cores of existing districts. You can view all of these proposals on the county’s redistricting website at www.redistricting.lacounty.gov. As you can see from these maps, significant changes have been proposed that could dramatically alter the Fourth District. Many of these plans would split neigh-borhoods and communities that have shared the same interests, services, and representation for over 20 years. With a mandate to include about 40,000 more citizens into the Fourth District, adjustments are inevitable, but it could result in changes to the district residents live in and which Supervisor represents them. High on my priority list is keeping our communities and neighborhoods intact – and we need your help to do that. Please attend a Board of Supervisors meeting or if you cannot attend a meeting, please send a note saying that you prefer to stay in the Fourth District. You can do that at www.knabe.com/redistricting. Thanks for your support – and all my best wishes for a relaxing and enjoyable summer!

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