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COMMENTARY B2 S.G.V. EXAMINER June 5 - 11, 2008 NASA is Again Taking My Money To me, those NASA people are a small group of people, some who want to be spacemen or some such nonsense, who have a hobby that has a free debit card that goes right into our pocket. Now, lets be real about this. We have a group of people who have an interest in outer space. Well good for them. They want to know what is on Mars and what Mars is made of... Well again, good for them and I don’t give a rat’s pitute about it myself. Yet, this group of space junkies, get to use my tax money to support their hobby of space exploration. It is a no brainer about what is on Mars and what it is made of. Okay, I have done a lot of research and are you ready? It is made of “dirt and rocks” and that is what you are going to find on it. Okay, got it... there is dirt up there with some rocks, so quit sending spaceships up there to try and figure what is up there. I already told you... dirt! Got it? Dirt! NASA’s Phoenix Lander landed on Mars on May 25. NASA claims Phoenix is the sixth successful landing on Mars, out of twelve total international attempts (the sixth successful landing of seven American attempts). However, the 623 W. Foothill Blvd. Glendora, California 91741 Phone (626) 852-3374 Fax (626) 852-1904 E-mail: sgexaminer@aol.com EUGENE F. MOSES Publisher/Editor INDAY MOSES Associate Editor Edward M. Moses, Esq. Legal Counsel Michael Wood Photographer and Writer George Ogden Senior Staff Reporter Patrick Murphy Entertainment / Health Editor Ken Herman J.J. McDonough Ken Eliasberg Ralph E. Shaffer William K. Hayes Lorie Pope Pauly Jorge V. Rosales Lynda Siminske Contributing Writers Brian Lee Jones Tech Writer San Gabriel Valley Examiner, published weekly by Eumo Enterprises, has been adjudicated as a newspaper of General Circulation for the County of Los Angeles, California in Court Case No. KS 005341. 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San Gabriel Valley Examiner does not guarantee submissions to be published. All submissions are subject to editing, including to conform to space limitations. George Ogden That’s just the way it is! history record shows only five of 13 landing attempts by robotic spaceships have succeeded, and all were NASA’s vessels. Do you folks have any idea what this costs us? Lets just use this last mission since the NASA Spacemen claim this one was cheaper then the others. How about the mission’s total cost of $457 million - including $37 million from Canada, which built and operates the weather station aboard the lander. WOW, a weather station. So what the hell does that mean? Am I going to turn on the TV and see some big boobed female Martian with a tight skirt and with the head of ET giving me the stinking weather from Mars? I think not and if she did, who cares? Folks, we have veterans and victim of crimes on fixed incomes. Some are homeless. We have seniors who are really having hard times and there area a lot of people out there who need help because of no fault of their own. Our government gives our money away to people with welfare and many are just lazy and looking for a free ride. Some are illegal aliens and looking for a free ride as well and we give it to them. Now if NASA wanted to give a “free ride” to those lazy aliens to Mars, well now we are talking. Not only does our government give away our money to these people, but also to those hobbyists who are with NASA. If those people want to send land rovers to Mars, why don’t they pay for it with their money, not mine? Have them raise the money for these missions. I don’t care what is on Mars. What do these expensive mission do for me. NOTHING, outside of costing me more taxes. To be honest, I don’t have a problem with the space shuttle. They put up communication equipment and weather satellites and all that is very helpful here on earth. Spending a half a billion dollars to send junk to Mars to me is unreasonable when we have people here on earth who could use that money to help them get back on their feet again. These NASA groupies are operating this thing like a video game. Mars is about 171 million miles away, and data transmissions can take more than 15 minutes to reach Earth. Now the reply would take another 15 minutes... with the round trip taking a total of 30 minutes and these radio signals travel at the speed of light. . So, when one of these “brains” makes a wrong turn and this thing makes a wrong move, and it crashes or gets messed up, do you think they would tell us? Duh... I messed up our toy, we need to send up another. I think our money could be spent on some more important things here on earth. “That’s Just the Way It Is!” Glendora Unified School District's Outstanding Employees Recognized Nicole Hester, Library Media Technician II at Goddard Middle School, has been selected as the Glendora Unified School District's 2009 Classified Employee of the Year. Nicole has been with the District since 2001. Prior to her employment with GUSD, Nicole was employed as a Library Aide for the Los Angeles County Libraries in La Verne and West Covina. She holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Environmental Studies from CSU, San Bernardino. Her Principal, Dominic DiGrazia states that Nicole is a valuable asset to Goddard and is always willing to provide assistance to students, teachers and her library technician peers. Sheree Richards, teacher at Sandburg, has been selected as the Glendora Unified School District's 2009 Teacher of the Year. Ms. Richards has been an English teacher with GUSD since 2003 at Sandburg Middle School. Ms. Richards holds an MA in Teaching and a BA in English, with a minor in History from UC, Irvine. She will represent GUSD in the Los Angeles County Teacher of the Year program. Her Principal, Scott Bell states that Sheree is very knowledgeable, is dedicated to helping her students and also goes above and beyond in providing assistance to staff. By Jorge V. Rosales AZUSA — On Wednesday, May 28 the Azusa Adult School Ceramics Class presented the City of Azusa's Senior Center with a beautiful three dimensional ceramic mural entitled COLOR THE SEASONS. The event was held in the lobby of the senior center and it was attended by over fifty persons. Ria Benbow, Coordinator of Older Adult Programs introduced Mayor Joe Rocha and his lovely wife and daughter, Linda and Lisa, respectively, as well as School District Superintendent, Cynthia Cervantes McGuire, and other school and city officials, as well as representatives from the legislature and senate. The presentation of the mural was performed by Myra Higley, Instructor, Ceramics Class to both Mayor Rocha and Azusa Recreation Superintendent, Heath Hamilton who hung the dedication plaque next to the mural. Higley received certificates of Superintendent, Dr. Catherine Nichols, Goddard Library Media Technician II, Nicole Hester and Principal, Dominic DiGrazia Superintendent, Dr. Catherine Nichols, Sandburg teacher, Sheree Richards, Assistant Principal, Paul Purpura Mural Presented To Azusa Senior Center The Azusa Adult School presented a ceramics mural entitled “Color the Seasons” to the Azusa Senior Citizen Center. Pictured is Adult Education Instructor Myra Higley presenting a plaque to Mayor Joe Rocha and Azusa Recreation Superintendent Heath Hamilton recognition on behalf of the Ceramic Class Students from Bill Baca on behalf of Gloria Romero, California State Senator and Laura Jimenez on behalf of Dr. Ed Hernandez, California Legislature Assemblymember. Closing remarks were given by Heath Hamilton and Michael Neary, Vice-Principal, Azusa Adult School. Refreshments were served following the ceremony. The San Gabriel Valley Examiner Photo courtesy of Kathleen Miller - Azusa USD Letters to the Editor Opinions Are The Writer’s Thinks Executions of Murderers Is Hate Ever since our Great Maker of Human Beings presented us with this great gift of life I have first been quite perplexed with the fact, too many Americans also manifest that feelings of hate to also destroy one another by using Execution to supposedly complete that cycle. Both Europe and Asia for the most part have eliminated the Death Penalty and yet her in America neither politicians from both sides of the aisle dare challenge those many statitistics that can easily prove that execution here does nothing to deter crime. One should also note this country has a higher illiteracy rate than many others and the ironic twist comes from the fact over 80% of the people are Christians yet they are allowing the Execution of another human being actually goes against that Commandment, "Thou shalt not kill". Senator Obama: in response to your statement ..."We can't drive our SUVs and eat as much as we want and keep our homes at 72 degrees at all times...and then expect other countries to say OK.' Senator, Americans work hard to buy SUVs, air conditioned houses and shop in super markets and eat in restaurants with their families on occasion. The truth is we do not need the permission of the rest Let's consider President George W' Bush while Governor of Texas he allowed the largest amount of executions to occur of any leader of any State in this country and now draw the parallel of his allowing continuance of the killing of our Americans soldiers trying to occupy Iraq. There become a paradox of misunderstanding when it needs to be recognized how this President declared himself a, Born Again Christian and yet he tenaciously clings to the hate factor with a persistence unstoppable until he vacates his office. The biggest culprit however is the American people themselves who could not access the value of their candidates, shame of you Americans, you, who didn't know any better. Milford C. Walker West Covina Americans Have Earned Right to Good Life Dan was a loving husband, father, grandfather, brother, uncle and friend. He is survived by his wife Jeanne, daughter, Heather (Matthew Gorey), son Jason (Amanda), granddaughter Lauren Gorey, seven brothers, two sisters, and many nieces and nephews. Born March 18, 1945 in Pasadena, and passed away May 25, 2008 in Pasadena. Dan's early years were spent at St. Benedict Elemen- of the world to conduct our lives in freedom from poverty. We especially don't need you, your wife's or your pastor's permission. The rest of the world can remain jealous, envious and disapprove of our life style or they can check out our history and see how we got to this wonderful way of living and take steps to emulate us or take a hike off the Planet. Michael Canzano La Verne Glendoran Taylor Langdon Texas Bound for Nationals Local Glendora girl Taylor Langdon and her team the Corona Angels take the Championship at the ASA 14U Girls Fastpitch Softball Regional Qualifier in Prescott Arizona. Taylor played Lassie League softball here in Glendora before moving on to travel ball with the Corona Angels. She traveled 435 miles to Prescott to participate in this year's National Qualifier which consisted of 26 teams from various western states. The win gives the Angels a berth this year to the ASA 14U National Championship in Midland Texas. Last year the Angels placed 3rd at the National Tournament and in 2005 they won the 10U National Championship in Tennessee. Good luck in Texas! In Loving Memory of DANIEL S. HOUSTON March 18, 1945- May 25, 2008 tary School in Montebello, followed by his high school experience in South Pasadena. He majored in Business at East Los Angeles College and Woodbury College. He worked in the retail and insurance industries. Dan served his country in the army as Specialist 4th class. Funeral mass was held Saturday, at 9:30 AM at Holy Family Church, South Pasadena.
June 5 - 11, 2008 Last week, as you will recall, we discussed 2 of Hillary's most significant accomplishments, i.e., personally delivering a Republican Congress for the first time in 40 years (plus a majority of State Legislatures and Governors), and demonstrating her legal brilliance by getting her husband impeached. We then started to look at what might prove to be her greatest contribution (to the Republican Party, in particular, and to the country, in general) - the improbable election of John McCain to the presidency; something the Republicans themselves could never have engineered, given today's climate, without her help. Let's finish up that discussion this week. As noted, Jerry Zeifman, a lifelong Democrat , supervised the work of 27-year-old Hillary Rodham on the committee investigating Watergate. Hillary got the job working on the investigation through the good offices of her former law professor, Burke Marshall (who was also Sen. Ted Kennedy's chief counsel in the Chappaquiddick affair). When the investigation was over, Zeifman fired Hillary from the Ken Eliasberg committee staff and refused to give her a letter of recommendation - one of only three people who earned that dubious distinction in Zeifman's 17-year career. Why?'Because she was a liar,' Zeifman said in a recent interview. "She was an unethical, dishonest lawyer. She conspired to violate the Constitution, the rules of the House, the rules of the committee and the rules of confidentiality.'" Zeifman's thoughts are revealed in greater detail in his two books, Without Honor - The Impeachment of President Nixon And The Crimes of Camelot, Thunder's Mouth Press (1995), and, more concisely on point, Hillary's Pursuit of Power, Xlibris Corporation (2006) CSUP Prof. Ralph E. Shaffer MANIFESTO J.J. McDonough Horns-of-the-Bull in the worldwide Global Warming arena. Unfortunately, he is dedicated to attributing ALL of the world's environmental (and other) problems to the United States of America -- where he once held the SECOND HIGHEST OF- FICE in the land -- nay! in the WORLD! Until recently, former Presidents and VPs agreed that it was traditionally and ethically gauche to demean Our Country and the seated President, at home and abroad. But the Honorable Jimmy Carter, Bill Clinton and Al Gore have changed all that. It appears that Mr. Gore has gone even farther. Although he DEMANDS that We The People drastically CHANGE our lifestyles to meet HIS environmental standards -- and trans- The San Gabriel Valley Examiner S.G.V. EXAMINER B3 Hillary Clinton: The Gift That Keeps On Giving - Conclusion On the evening of August first, 2007, the nation was shocked by the sudden collapse of the I-35W Bridge across the Mississippi River at Minneapolis. While the cause of the collapse was eventually traced to a flaw in the original bridge design, many engineers saw this as a wake-up call announcing that America's entire civil infrastructure is in desperate need of repair. The I-35W bridge had been labeled "structurally deficient" for over 16 years according to Jesus de la Garza, professor of civil and environmental engineering at Virginia Tech. That meant that it was due for reconstruction at some point in the future, he told a reporter in the May, 2008, issue of Popular Mechanics. Furthermore, according to a recent study by that magazine, there are more than 150,000 structurally deficient or obsolete bridges in the United States today and they all have the po- Indeed, a careful examination of her career leads one to recall Talleyrand's assessment of the Bourbons - "They forgot nothing and they learned nothing." Thanks to his wife's incredibly bad judgment (not to mention his own failings in this regard) Bill Clinton was impeached, committed perjury and had his legal license suspended. Way to go Hillary!! Now, we come to her most significant accomplishment and her greatest gift to the Republican Party - the possible Presidency of John McCain. In a year when almost every pundit predicted a Democratic landslide (and in a year when such a prediction seemed not only plausible but very likely), Hillary, through her ruthlessly ambitious pursuit of power and complete indifference to the welfare of either her Party or her country, may well have given the Republicans an opportunity to snatch victory from the jaws of defeat. Well, maybe I was a bit hasty about her indifference to the welfare of the country; perhaps she realized all along that it was in the country's best interests not to have a Democrat in the White House - ya think?). Don't get me wrong, I am very grateful to the clumsy ineptitude of Senator Clinton, and, in the final analysis, history may record that this was her finest moment -facilitating the Republicans maintaining control of the White House at a time when the country was in serious peril. How did this happen - how was a sure thing converted into what appears certain to become an also ran? Simple, the world's smartest woman proved once again that she is anything but that. As noted, all of the auguries were for a Democratic landslide in November - the country, thanks to the unrelenting beat of the mainstream media, has grown war weary (notwithstanding the danger of this state of mind when the country is presented with an existential threat); the economy is in the slough of despond, with both energy and food costs mounting; the President, as a result of the foregoing and, as usual in the 7th year of an 8-year term, is quite unpopular; and his unpopularity is exceeded only by that of a do-nothing Congress. Given that atmosphere, change seemed not just likely but certain. And then there's the smartest woman, so sure of what amounted to a likely coronation, that she never saw Barack Obama in her rear view mirror, and, as a consequence, made no plans to deal with him. In fact, so sure was she of her being elected by popular acclaim, that she made no plans beyond Super Tuesday - by which time Obama was hard on her heels. Thereafter, she quickly went from front runner to contender - which, considering how essentially unlikeable she is, was not all that big a fall. She then proceeded to lose a number of primaries, further weakening her claim to the Presidency. But, so relentless was her pursuit of power, she hung in there, delaying what appeared to be the eventual result - and Obama victory (all the while bloodying up the new front runner whenever she got the opportunity to do so - to John McCain's great benefit). In doing so, she revealed what most people already knew - that when it comes to power, Hillary Clinton will do anything to secure it, no matter what the consequences to her Party or to her country. She hung in there, hoping that Obama might self destruct. And then along came Let's Declare War On Our Failing Infrastructure tential to collapse just like I- 35W. Between 1966 and 2005 1,500 bridges in the U.S. failed. East San Gabriel Valley residents didn't need a bridge failure to awaken them to infrastructure problems. The alarm goes off every time they drive the I-10 freeway westbound from Pomona to Baldwin Park. The slower two lanes are a series of unrepaired potholes designed to keep wheel alignment shops in business. Pothole damage within the city of Los Angeles is estimated to cost the average driver nearly $700 a year in repairs. This despite expenditures of over $3 million annually by the city, another half million by the county, plus additional millions spent by Caltrans on freeways. Driving the I-10 locally you'd never know anyone had spent anything. But the problem does not stop with bridges and potholes. Two-thirds of California's fresh water supply is protected by levees in the Sacramento - San Joaquin River Delta. These levees are eroding. Left alone they will fail. An environmental agency rates Sacramento as second only to New Orleans in flood risk. The levees surrounding New Orleans failed spectacularly three years ago yet there is still no national registry for levees that would assist in establishing priorities for levee repair. Just how many miles of levees are in danger of failing remains unknown. America is relying on twentieth century depression era structures and many of these are nearing the end of their life spans. Bridges and levees may be in danger, but so are other things, closer to home. California's July, 2006, power outage is another example of how the U.S. infrastructure is failing. When power demand hit 50,000 megawatts in the middle of a heat wave the state grid system started to fail. More than a million people lost power, for days in some cases, and almost one hundred and fifty deaths were blamed on the heat and the lack of air conditioning during the blackout. Kevin Kolevar, Department of Energy assistant secretary for electricity delivery, told Popular Mechanics: Our grids are more stressed than they have ever been in the last three decades. Building more power plants could give the grids a larger Are We Being Gored by Al Gore? For a while, they shouted, "!Bravo, arriba, magnifico! Then the whole mood changed, and the crowd screamed, "!Abajo novillero! Abajo! Abajo!" Oh! Excuse me. I was reminiscing about the last bullfight I witnessed. It was at Constantina, Spain, a small village in the Sierra Mareno Mountains, about 70 miles northeast of Sevilla. The more I think of this, the more I empathize with the poor, inexperienced Novillero, who eventually would meet his fate -- or win fame against un toro mas grande in la corrida. I'm beginning to feel that we Americans have become el Novillero in our own country - - facing a bull with increasing political, financial, special interest, public apathy, and left-wing media support -- in the GLO- BAL WARMING (or, if you prefer, CLIMATE CHANGE) duel. And, the longer the match continues, the greater the possibility that WE THE PEOPLE will be GORED by Global Warming's Toro Magnifico, AL GORE, aided by his dedicated Picadores de Gore, who have deserted el torero to serve El Toro! Al Gore chose to doff the form the Greatest Nation on Earth into a Third-World Nation -- he and his Hollywood entourage flit about the world in their PRIVATE POLLUTION- BELCHING JETS AND LIM- OUSINES, chanting the sacred mantra of Man-Made Global Warming! Mr. Gore insists that there can be NO opposition to his SHAKY thesis. He even becomes IRRITATED, when anyone SUGGESTS that a LARGE SEGMENT of the world's RE- NOWN SCIENTISTS disagree with him, and are PROVING his claims to be FALSE. ABC News even revealed that some scenes in Gore's "Inconvenient Truth" documentary are . . . COMPUTER GENERATED and/or borrowed from OTHER mopix. His most famous shot of Arctic ice shelves was actually a computer-generated image snatched from the sciencefiction film "The Day After Tomorrow". Authorities abroad are even questioning the legitimacy of his thesis. Justice Sir Michael Barton, of the High Court in London, identified NINE SIG- NIFICANT ERRORS, when assessing whether the documentary should be shown to Great Britain's school children. He ruled that the documentary "is a political film . . . built around the charismatic presence of ex-Vice-President Al Gore", rather than a scientific treatise. The Canada Free Press quoted Professor Bob Carter, a noted climate expert at Marine Geophysical Laboratory, James Cook University, Australia, who said: "Gore's circumstantial arguments are so weak that they are pathetic. It is simply incredible that they, and his film, are commanding public attention." Mr. Gore takes on the airs of an erudite college professor with EXTENSIVE EXPERTISE in atmospheric science. However, the Washington Post reported that -- contrary to the myth that Mr. Gore is something of a genius -- St. Albans High School, Harvard, and Vanderbilt University described him as a lackluster student in science and economics. He dropped out of Vanderbilt twice, but graduated from Harvard with a B.A. degree in GOVERNMENT. Hardly credible credentials for a self-styled global climate expert! Is Mr. Gore REALLY motivated by a dedication to save the Earth and the Human Race? Or, does he and his associates have OTHER AGENDA? When Al Gore lost the Presidential degree of flexibility but new technologies allow people to take advantage of other options. Currently, whenever wind farms produce more energy than is needed the excess is wasted. However, during peak hours when there is no wind the grid is threatened with blackouts, shortages and transformer failures. Huge batteries could allow wind power to be put into reserve until needed. Such a battery is already in use in Alaska. While a fluorescent light bulb draws 5-30 watts, that battery can supply 40 million watts. Other examples of poor infrastructure maintenance are the failure of an 83 year old steam pipe in Manhattan, Wolf Creek Dam in Kentucky and Circle Interchange in Chicago, rated the third worst traffic bottleneck in the U.S. The interstate highway system strains under its burden of 700 billion vehicle miles a year. A walk through most of America's rail- election to George Bush, his estimated worth was $1 million. Nine months ago, ABC News estimated his net worth at $100 million. Following are a few examples of how Al Gore benefits from Global Warming projects, while the rest of us are scared into capitulating to his unsubstantiated theories. Among other things, Mr. Gore is chairman and founder of a private, London-based firm called Generation Investment Management (GIM), that "brokers pollution" among firms that "want to go green". It has considerable influence with firms dealing in carbon credit-trading -- including Chicago Climate Exchange (CCX). GIM, CCX and finance mogul Goldman Sachs are closely connected to this extremely lucrative market. In 2006, Sachs provided grants to CCX-associate World Resources Institute, Resources for the Future, and Woods Hole Research Center, to research POLICY OPTIONS for U.S. GOVERNMENT REGULA- TION of greenhouse gasses. Other financial biggies jumped on the carbon-footprint wagon, including Morgan Stanly, Citigroup and Bank of America. As you know, carbon credittrading DOESN'T REDUCE Jeremiah A. Wright - a black supremacist who lent hope to Hillary's ambition. She did something for Republicans that John McCain seemed ill disposed - through a misplaced sense of gallantry - to do. She revealed that the post-racial healer was nothing more than your typical grievance pedaling race baiter. And now the race is on. McCain, who was written off for all but dead, is very much alive. In fact, in my opinion, the race is his to lose, whomever the Democratic candidate might turn out to be. That said, am I wildly optimistic? Hell no!! I am a Republican, and, as such, I never underestimate our ability to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory. However, that said, the Dems have a real predicament. If Obama takes the electoral and popular votes, and the Super delegates give Hillary the nod, the black vote, or at least a sizeable portion of it, might be lost to them. And the Dems cannot win without the Black vote. On the other hand, If Obama gets the nod, Jeremiah Wright will be a mill stone around his neck - one that I believe will sink him. So, Dems, have fun! way stations or a trip through the New York subway system reveals that all are underfunded and in need of repair. America's decaying civil infrastructure has even found a place in the upcoming election. Barack Obama has a plan for a reinvestment bank to spread costs around and John McCain has proposals for stopping earmarks and pet projects which divert funds away from where they are needed. But these proposals only tinker with the real problem. Drastic work is needed just to maintain the current infrastructure, to say nothing of improving upon it. With the cost of doing everything required estimated to be at least $1.6 trillion, such campaign promises may quietly disappear. But the problem will not just fade away. Chris Shaffer, a Glendora High student, wrote this week's column. Contact Chris Shaffer at chris_shaffer@verizon.net. global pollution BY A SINGLE CARBON ATOM! It merely provides a matrix to juggle excessive pollution-belching among the world's high polluters, where brokerages -- like Al Gore's GIM -- can make MEGABUCKS, while the rest of us SACRIFICE our standard of living! As an added bonus, Mr. Gore's highly-contested documentary has earned more than $49 million at world box offices, and his EQUALLY-DEBAT- ABLE book reached Number 1 on the New York Times bestseller list. Furthermore, for his questionable environmental theories, Gore was DEEMED MORE WORTHY to receive the 2007 NOBEL PEACE PRIZE, than 97-year-old IRENA SENDLER, who RISKED HER LIFE many times to SAVE 2,500 Jewish CHILDREN FROM DEATH in the Warsaw ghetto during World War II! It certainly is an advantage to be an influential Toro Grande in the debatable Global Warming corrida. So, as you advance with sword behind your muleta, be careful that you don't get Gored! Contact J.J. at jj_mcdonough@msn.com.
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