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National Military 

Chairman looks at changes to U.S. global footprint 

by Jim Garamone 

PERTH, Australia - The chairman 

of the Joint Chiefs of Staff 

is ready to move on to the next 

step of determining the footprint 

of U.S. troops based overseas. 

A r m y G e n . M a r t i n E . 

Dempsey said in an interview 

today that service members can 

expect changes in the numbers 

of troops based overseas, with 

increases in some cases and 

decreases in others. 

The determination is an outgrowth 

of the new defense 

strategy adopted earlier this year, 

the chairman said, and officials 

have been working to learn what 

is necessary to implement the 

strategy. 

“That’s part of the strategic 

seminars I’ve been holding with 

the combatant commanders and 

service chiefs,” he said. “I also 

said when we implemented the 

strategy that we wouldn’t get just 

one at-bat to deliver this strategy. 

We’ll have several to deliver 

these over the plate.” 

The rebalancing of the force 

to the Asia-Pacific region has 

received most of the attention 

since the strategy was announced. 

“That was a horizontal rebal- 

ancing globally,” the chairman 

said. “This year, I want to look 

at a vertical rebalancing, and 

what I mean by that ... is how we 

array the forces we have ... and 

how many should be forward 

stationed and how best to reap 

the benefits of forward stationing 

which are close, binding, 

traditional enduring relationships.” 

This includes cultural awareness 

that leads to deep relationships 

and deep contacts, he 

said. 

The chairman said he also 

will look at where and how to 

rotate troops in and out of areas, 

“and where we base troops in 

the homeland, where we build 

readiness and connect with 

America.” 

As the military compares the 

horizontal and vertical rebalancing, 

he said, “I believe I’ll 

have a pretty good understanding 

of how to best apply the 

resources we have as we go 

through the continuing budget 

discussions.” 

But budget uncertainty makes 

all this more difficult, Dempsey 

said. There still is no fiscal 

2013 budget, and the cloud of 

sequestration hangs over discussion 

of fiscal 2014’s budget. If 

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Development of a strategy 

that takes those spending reductions 

into account proves the 

Defense Department is adaptable, 

Dempsey said. 

“I’ve often said that the military 

is seen as being resistant 

to change,” the general said. 

“We’re really not. If you look 

at the force we were 10 years 

ago and the force we are today, 

I would compare the way we’ve 

changed with any other sector of 

the United States. 

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but uncertainty is the thing that 

is troubling, because you don’t 

want to put the force in the 

position where it has to make 

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Navy to track ITEMPO reporting 

MILLINGTON, Tenn. - The 

Navy has reestablished a formal 

Individual Personnel Tempo 

(ITEMPO) Program Management 

Office to administer the 

program, train commands and 

provide assistance to the Fleet 

with compliance, according to a 

message released, Nov. 9. 

The term ITEMPO means the 

amount of time Sailors are engaged 

in their official duties at a 

location or under circumstances 

that make it infeasible for them 

to spend off-duty time in their 

residence. These absences are 

defined in ITEMPO as deployment 

events and non-deployment 

events. Individual units are 

responsible for reporting data to 

the ITEMPO reporting system. 

“As deployment lengths and 

schedules change based on 

world events, the impact to Sailors 

and families is of paramount 

interest to Navy leadership,” 

said Mark Gill, ITEMPO program 

manager, Navy Personnel 

Command (NPC). “ITEMPO 

is the centralized tool to track 

this information so reporting 

compliance is essential.” 

According to NAVADMIN 

335/12, commands must track all 

deployment events in ITEMPO. 

Deployment events are defined 

as operations, exercise, unit 

training, home station training 

and mission support temporary 

duty. An ITEMPO User Guide is 

available at http://www.public. 

navy.mil/bupers-npc/support/ 

itempo/pages/default.aspx. 

The Navy waived the requirement 

to track non-deployment 

ITEMPO events in the ITEMPO 

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System. ITEMPO non-deployment 

events include TAD to 

schools, hospitalizations within 

the local permanent duty station 

and brig prisoners. 

All Navy commands and 

activities are required to report 

ITEMPO deployment events 

using the ITEMPO system via 

BUPERS Online (BOL) at www. 

bol.navy.mil. Commanding officers, 

or the command ITEMPO 

representatives, can also log on 

to BOL under the NavPers Legacy 

& ITEMPO page and review 

the user guide for instructions on 

how to document ITEMPO. 

The ITEMPO Program Man- 

agement office is available to 

provide training, advice and 

assistance to the fleet regarding 

ITEMPO policies and procedures. 

They can also provide 

system access and feature a help 

desk to support the Fleet. 

According to the message, 

NPC plans to issue ITEMPO 

reporting compliance scorecards 

to budget submitting offices each 

month to track compliance. 

For more information and a 

complete list of ITEMPO points 

of contact read NAVADMIN 

335/12 or contact the ITEMPO 

System Help Desk at helpdesk@ 

persnet.navy.mil. 

by Karen Parrish 

WASHINGTON - DoD released a detailed timeline Nov. 9 of the 

Pentagon’s response to the September attack in Benghazi, Libya, 

that left four Americans dead, including U.S. Ambassador J. Christopher 

Stevens. 

A senior defense official, speaking on background with Pentagon 

reporters, emphasized the rapid consultation, planning and troop 

pre-deployment actions defense leaders undertook in the first hours 

following the attack. 

“With naval, Marine, special operations and air forces either 

employed or en route to Libya during the attacks, we responded,” 

the official said. “We mourn the loss of four American heroes in 

Benghazi.” 

The military’s initial response began within minutes of the first 

incident in Benghazi, the official said: the attack on the U.S. consulate 

began at 3:42 p.m. EDT [9:42 p.m. Benghazi time], and by 

5:10 EDT an unarmed surveillance aircraft was on station over the 

Benghazi compound. 

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By 5:30 p.m., all surviving Americans had left the consulate, the 

official noted, adding that defense officials didn’t have that information 

until later. The senior official noted that for people to understand 

the sequence of events in Benghazi, “it’s important to discuss the 

wider context of that tragic day.” 

In the months before the attack, the official said, hundreds of reports 

surfaced of possible threats to U.S. citizens and facilities across 

the globe. In the Middle East and North Africa on Sept. 11, the official 

added, U.S. facilities in more than 16 countries were operating on a 

heightened force-protection level, based on specific threats. 

“I would note … that there was no specific or credible threat that 

we knew of on the day that the attacks … occurred in Benghazi,” 

the official said. 

The official acknowledged that since Sept. 11, many people have 

speculated on whether increased military intervention, including 

the use of manned and unmanned aircraft, might have changed 

the course of events in Libya that night. for more, www.defense. 

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Future Arlington completes acceptance trials 

PASCAGOULA, Miss. - The future USS Arlington (LPD 24) completed acceptance trials recently, 

sailing from and returning to Huntington Ingalls Industries’ (HII) shipyard in Pascagoula, Miss. 

Arlington is the eighth San Antonio-class amphibious transport dock ship to be presented to the 

Navy’s Board of Inspection and Survey (INSURV) for acceptance, bringing it a step closer to delivery 

to the Navy. 

During the trials, HII demonstrated a variety of systems including main propulsion engineering and 

ship control systems, combat and communications systems, damage control, various mission systems, 

food service and crew support, and the electronic backbone of the ship - the Shipboard Wide Area 

Network. Several demonstrations require a second ship at sea for communications. For the first time in 

the class’s history, that partner was another LPD 17 class ship - the future USS Anchorage (LPD 23), 

which had departed HII’s Avondale shipyard en route to its homeport. 

“This trial marked the final milestone prior to delivering LPD 24 to the Navy,” said Capt. Darren Plath, 

LPD 17 class program manager.. “Additionally, seeing two of LPDs together at sea is a testament to the 

steady progress Ingalls is making in delivering LPDs with vital amphibious warfare capabilities to the 

fleet. We look forward to continuing this success with the future USS Somerset next year.” 

Among the highlights of the at sea trial portion, Arlington completed a full power run, self defense 

detect-to-engage exercises, steering checks, quick reversal (crash-back), boat handling, and anchoring. 

The rapid ballast and de-ballast demonstration is unique to amphibious ships, and during LPD 24’s 

acceptance trials, the results of the rapid ballast event beat the 15-minute time standard by more than 

two minutes. 

In addition to the INSURV team, Navy experts from Naval Sea Systems Command, the LPD 17 class 

Program Office, Supervisor of 

Shipbuilding Gulf Coast, and 

Arlington’s crew participated 

in preparing for and executing 

the trials. 

“In the past 50 weeks, the 

government/industry team on the 

Gulf Coast has presented three 

LPD 17 class ships, and each 

has been recommended for Navy 

acceptance by INSURV,” said 

Capt. Steve Mitchell, supervisor 

of Shipbuilding Gulf Coast. 

“Because of the effort of our 

team members who participated 

in extensive quality assurance, 

testing and evaluation efforts 

in the months preceding these 

trials, three quality amphibious 

ships will reach the fleet in a 

year’s time.”

Veterans News 

Coronado Middle School observes Take a Vet to School Day 

by MC2 Stephen D. Doyle II 

CORONADO - Coronado 

Middle School honored approximately 

70 veterans for 

their service during the 4th 

annual “Take a Vet to School” 

Day, Nov 9. 

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every year. From single class 

visits to all-school assemblies, 

these events provide a way for 

students to learn more about 

the history and significance of 

Veterans Day. 

“It’s something that seems 

natural for our community, 

40 percent of our students are 

military connected”, said Jay 

Veterans Day Parade honors Sailors, 

military members past and present 

by MC3 Kenan O’Connor 

CHULA VISTA - Service members and their families participated 

in a Veterans Day Parade hosted by Veterans Elementary School 

Nov. 9. The parade was in honor of past, present, and future veterans 

of the military. 

“It’s an honor to have been invited to march in this parade. It 

means a lot that people care so much about our service and what 

we do,” said IC3 Christopher King, a member of the NAS North 

Island color guard. 

The parade started off with the NASNI color guard and was 

followed by members of the Navy Cyber Forces Detachment, San 

Diego. The Chula Vista Police and Fire departments, local Boy 

Scout and Girl Scout troops, local area school marching bands and 

dance teams also marched in the parade to show their support for 

Veterans Day. 

Veterans Elementary school students with parents serving in 

the military were allowed to march in the parade along with their 

service member. “I think it’s very important for the community to 

show their support towards our veterans who sacrifice so much 

for our safety,” said Michael Fernandez, a civilian who attended 

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Marquand, principal of Coronado 

Middle school. “It’s a 

great way to honor our service 

men and woman.” 

Coronado Middle school 

began the day with a breakfast 

for the vets. Following the 

breakfast, attendees watched a 

live news broadcast featuring 

the schools broadcast team and 

veteran speakers as well as the 

NB Coronado Commanding 

Officer Capt. Gary Mayes. 

Following the broadcast, the 

veterans spoke to the homeroom 

classes of many of the 

teachers to discuss their military 

experiences with the students. 

“It feels good but also kind 

of feels weird,” said Easton 

Haller, a CMS student whose 

father attended the event. “My 

dad is going to talk in my 

homeroom and I think my 

friends will be excited.” 

After the classrooms, students 

and veterans moved to 

the Coronado High school’s 

Niedermeyer Field for a special 

parachute demonstration 

by Navy SEALs. Students, 

teachers and veterans watched 

as parachutists glided through 

the air and landed in the center 

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Throughout the day veterans 

and students were able to 

interacted giving both parties a 

different perspective. 

“It’s a great experience, it’s 

really emotional. You don’t 

really get the kids perspective 

all of the time,” said Chief 

Cryptologic Technician (Maintenance) 

James Summers, a 

parent of two Coronado students. 

“They’re sacrificing 

something, too, the kids are 

affected as well.” 

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(Maintenance) 

James Summers enjoys 

breakfast with his son at 

Coronado Middle School 

during Take a Vet to 

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The elections are history and although election data is still 

incomplete, it appears there will be few changes in the 113th 

Congress, since the Democrats will retain control of the Senate 

and Republicans will retain the majority in the House. The current 

(112th) Congress will be back in session this week with a 

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NeL Afloat records more than 200,000 course completions during FY12 

by Ed Barker 

Naval Education and Training 

Command, announced Nov. 8, 

the Navy’s Web-based training 

system, Navy e-Learning (NeL), 

set a record in Fiscal Year 2012 

for the most course completions 

by afloat units. 

Nearly 217,000 course completions 

were recorded by 191 

ships and submarines during 

the year. 

“As we work to constantly 

improve the afloat side of Navy 

e-Learning, and we are seeing 

increased usage and better 

results as this application matures,” 

said Hank Reeves, NeL 

project director. “We’ve seen 

steady increases in usage and 

availability each year since the 

inception of NeL in 2001” 

NeL afloat offers more than 

1,600 courses, ranging from 

Information Assurance Awareness 

training required of all 

Sailors to hull-specific training 

for individual units. 

The aircraft carrier USS Carl 

Vinson (CVN 70) was one of 

the top NeL afloat performers 

in 2012 with more than 19,000 

course completions. 

Lt. Cmdr. Kevin Halfacre is 

Vinson’s training officer and 

appreciates the flexibility that 

NeL offers his Sailors. 

“Our crew is able to complete 

all of their required General 

Military Training (GMT) 

courses using NeL and that 

helps us manage our schedule 

while underway or pierside,” 

said Halfacre. “We don’t have 

to schedule classes, classrooms 

or instructors onboard; the flexibility 

and 24/7 availability of 

courses through NeL afloat 

works very well for us.” 

The computer server hosting 

NeL afloat is resident onboard 

each platform and runs independently 

without a constant 

Internet connection. When connectivity 

is available, the server 

can transfer information back 

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to the shore side for updating 

Sailors’ Electronic Training 

Jackets (ETJ) and transmitting 

the latest training and personnel 

information. NeL software and 

courseware updates are pushed 

to afloat units on a monthly basis. 

Each month, ships receive 50 

to 100 new courses via training 

amendment packages. 

“Navy e-Learning is a great 

tool for Sailors onboard aircraft 

carriers. It allows them to complete 

required shipboard training 

such as the Damage Control Petty 

Officer (DCPO) course. But, 

it also supports their personal 

and professional development 

by offering Professional Military 

Education and foreign language 

courses,” said Lt. Cmdr. Jeffrey 

Gregor, Aircraft Carrier Training 

Readiness Officer for Commander, 

Naval Air Force, U.S. 

Pacific Fleet. 

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by Dr. Daneen Skube 

Q. I notice there are two 

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things) and the aggressive (go 

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gets you what you want). Neither 

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alternative? 

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to recognize that the workplace 

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the other person to win. 

From the first minute you 

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or boss, learn to listen to their 

agenda (what they want). Sometimes 

you’ll hear an emotional 

agenda - for example, they want 

to be respected. Sometimes 

you’ll hear a logistical agenda, 

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and offers a pathway for 

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in the areas of Total Force 

workforce management and 

development. The system is currently 

in the testing phase. 

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such as that they want to learn a 

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Most of us are so busy thinking 

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relatively invisible. Any good 

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other people, you must appeal to 

their agenda. 

After listening to discover 

what the other party wants emotionally 

or logistically, you must 

come up with a plan on how you 

can help make that agenda happen. 

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person, you must start by making 

clear that you can see what they 

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their ally. 

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workplace negotiation is to tell 

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But if you skip the first two 

parts, where you really listen to 

the needs of another person and 

then offer a plan to help them, 

any need you have will fall on 

deaf ears. 

We may have been given two 

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having influence, power and 

authority in the workplace is 

more about deep listening than 

overwhelming your coworkers 

with a verbal onslaught. 

To make matters worse, if 

your coworker listens to your 

needs first, he will probably 

decide you have no interest in 

his agenda. He’ll then make 

sure you don’t get what you 

want either. 

The simple truth about workplace 

negotiation is that people 

at work are happy to see you 

get what you want ... but only if 

they are guaranteed you are also 

looking out for them. 

You will notice in a long career 

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can win through intimidation are 

in the end brought down by the 

people they stepped upon on 

the way up. Unfortunately, the 

people who think they’ll win by 

having no needs and taking care 

of everyone else just get burned 

out, used and bitter. 

In my column and my work, 

I am simply a fan of what works. 

I’ll throw away philosophy 

or theory any day in favor of 

results. I prefer my clients and 

readers to do the same with my 

advice. Try running over people, 

and see how that works. Try 

sacrificing yourself consistently 

to help others. Now try hearing 

what others want, giving it to 

them, and then asking for what 

you want. 

You’ll discover that when you 

leave people better than you 

found them, you’ll end up with 

a network of cheerleaders that 

will leave no stone unturned to 

see you succeed! 

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Q. I’d like to believe the most 

people will be nice if I’m nice to 

them. Do you think I’m being 

too idealistic? 

A. Yes, most people will do 

what they perceive to be in their 

short-term self-interest, whether 

you are “nice” to them or not. 

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5 to begin their carrier qualifications 

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Sailors from the “Eagles” 

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embarked aboard Truman to 

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landings were intimidating, 

Shuster said, the prospective 

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long enough to successfully 

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can definitely see myself doing 

it for 20 years.” 

“Landing aboard a carrier 

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our experience in the fleet. Our 

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SILVER SPRING, Md. (NNS) 

-- The Naval Medical Research 

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one of its researchers was 

awarded a major grant from 

the Bill and Melinda Gates 

foundation, Nov. 5. 

Lt. Robert Gerbasi received 

a $100,000 grant with a potential 

follow-on grant of up 

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that focuses on targeting the 

liver stage of malaria as a 

major component for a possible 

vaccine for deployed 

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Gerbasi. “If our warfighters 

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our adversary. I hope that over 

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targets that can be used 

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of investigators eligible for 

a second Grand Challenges 

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by Lance Cpl. Trevon S. 

Peracca 

Military families typically 

have a more taxing lifestyle than 

their civilian counter parts. Long 

deployments, training in the field 

and sporadic work hours can take 

a toll on parenting in a home. 

Operation Parenthood is designed 

to help promote the health, 

wellbeing and safety of military 

families who are expecting a 

baby or have young children. 

Service members from 1st 

Supply Battalion and Combat 

Logistics Battalion 5, civilians 

and familes participated in an 

early childhood parenting class 

at the Family Readiness Center 

here Oct. 31. 

The training focused on educating 

parents on topics like 

mood and anxiety disorders, said 

Kim A. Flowers, the program 

manager of the New Parent 

Support Program. Two of those 

topics were prenatal anxiety and 

post-partum depression. 

Attendees viewed a workshop 

presentation called Healthy 

Parents, Happy Babies. During 

this workshop parents learned 

about post-partum depression, 

anxiety, baby blues, where to 

seek help and other preventative 

measures. 

12 • www.armedforcesdispatch.com • THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 2012 Family Life 

Sgt. Kiley D. Spurlock, assistant 

operations chief at Marine 

Air Group 39, shared her personal 

experience with post-partum 

depression. 

Spurlock, a North Carolina 

Native, said her son Maddix was 

born just three days after her 

husband deployed. 

Spurlock said she felt sad and 

overwhelmed without her husband 

being there with her. She 

had minimal help because her 

family was in North Carolina and 

his in New Mexico. 

“After returning (to work) 

from six weeks of convalescent 

leave, I was constantly crying, I 

was tired, wasn’t eating, I wasn’t 

taking care of myself hygienically; 

I wasn’t taking care of myself 

at all,” Spurlock said. 

On the day of her return, one of 

her peers pulled her aside because 

she wasn’t being herself, then 

encouraged her to seek help. That 

was when she learned she might 

have post-partum depression. 

After Spurlock shared her 

story, parents had the opportunity 

to explore information booths, a 

photography exhibit and a growth 

and development center. The 

center included a digital, babybrain 

map where parents can 

learn about the functionality and 

growth of a baby’s brain based 

on the age. The interface gives 

parents the option to choose their 

child’s age and see what is likely 

happing in their child’s development 

and provides information to 

help support healthy growth. 

This was the second of three 

events. The next child development 

class is scheduled for Nov. 

9, with the 1st Maintenance Battalion 

at the Family Readiness 

Center here. 

“We are looking to ensure 

that ‘little ones’ are safe,” said 

Flowers, who has more than 

eight years of service with New 

Parent Support Program. “We’re 

also going to be educating parents 

on household cleanliness, 

safety, pets and access to things 

that could be dangerous. We will 

also be talking about what parents 

can do to promote healthy, 

loving relationships with their 

children.” 

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by Petty Officer 3rd Class 

Ryan Tippets 

Behind every member of the 

Coast Guard stands a proud 

parent, sibling, spouse or child. 

Together they form a strong 

family, a military family. Alongside 

their loved ones, family 

members share the weight of 

deployments as Coast Guard 

men and women stand the watch. 

But they also share the same 

spirit of service, whether it is to 

country or community. As a true 

testament to this service, Coast 

Guard families came together 

in the aftermath of Hurricane 

Sandy. 

When many New York and 

New Jersey citizens evacuated to 

stay safe, Coast Guard men and 

women remained on watch. It 

was their duty to be there despite 

the fact that their own homes and 

families were in the path of the 

storm as well. Many of them lost 

everything. 

It is fitting November is Military 

Family Month as Coast 

Guard families led the charge 

to help out their own. Approximately 

60 Coast Guard families 

attached to New York-based 

units were displaced by Sandy 

and the Sector New York’s 

Spouse’s Association responded 

in full force. 

The association coordinated 

the donation of supplies from 

local businesses, church groups 

and other members of the Coast 

Guard community throughout 

the country. Just like their loved 

ones who gave their all in serving 

their nation after the storm, 

the spouses have not stopped 

as they work to supply families 

in need. 

What started out as a small 

operation quickly grew into 

more than 60 volunteers who 

have logged more than 500 

hours of service. Since Nov. 

4 – when four cargo trucks 

delivered food, clothing, water, 

cleaning supplies and baby 

products – the volunteers have 

been working in shifts sorting 

out the supplies and arranging 

for transport to affected 

families. 

About four empty houses 

worth of supplies have been 

donated so far, with the supplies 

reaching all the way to the ceiling 

in some cases. 

“Any Coast Guard families 

that need help can come here and 

take what they need,” said Casey 

Van Huysen, Sector New York’s 

ombudsman. “The Coast Guard 

communities have really reached 

out and helped us.” 

Mountains of clothes cover 

the top floor of an empty base 

housing unit. Volunteers have 

been working tediously separating 

and organizing the clothes 

for those in need. Tina Mcrae, 

an Army spouse from Staten 

Island as well as a mother of 

four, has been sorting out baby 

clothes and supplies for families 

expecting newborns. 

“I want to make sure there 

aren’t any babies that are in need 

of anything,” said Mcrae. “I just 

want to help in any way I can.” 

The volunteers aren’t doing it 

for any recognition or accolades. 

They’re there just to support 

their fellow military families. 

And support they have. 

To date, the spouses have 

sorted and processed more than 

$235,000 worth of donations. 

With more supplies from other 

Coast Guard families on the 

way, the Spouse’s Association’s 

goal is to ensure that no family 

is in need. 

“We lost stuff, but we have 

gained an even greater appreciation 

for our Coast Guard family,” 

said Maribel Ramirez in a Facebook 

post to the association after 

receiving aid. “Your kindness 

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Local Military 

Camp Pendleton Marines commemorate 

237th Birthday with pageant 

by Lance Cpl. 

Trevon S. Peracca 

CAMP PENDLETON - Marines 

and sailors gathered to 

commemorate the 237th Birthday 

of the United States Marine 

Corps at the base theater here 

Nov. 9. 

The event featured a display 

of the evolution of Marine uniforms 

with each time period, 

talking about significant combat 

operations dating back to the 

Corps’ foundation in 1775. 

“Throughout history Marines 

have earned the unwavering 

reputation of America’s warfighters,” 

said Brig. Gen. Vincent 

A. Coglianese, the commanding 

general of Marine Corps Installations 

West – Marine Corps 

Base Camp Pendleton. “As we 

reflect on the past, we must 

celebrate the milestones and accomplishments 

that contribute 

to our continued success as a 

command and corps.” 

The birthday pageant held 

a traditional cake cutting ceremony, 

with the first piece 

being presented to the guest of 

honor, Gen. John A. Toolan Jr., 

the commanding general of I 

Marine Expeditionary Force. 

The second piece was shared 

by the oldest Marine present, 

Master Gunnery Sgt. Roosevelt 

A. Adrianza, the intelligence 

chief for I MEF G-2, and the 

youngest Marine Present, Lance 

Cpl. Michael M. Estes with 

Combat Logistics Regiment 

15. The traditional cake cutting 

ceremony represents the passing 

on of old traditions though the 

generations. 

The ceremony’s adjutant 

reads the birthday message 

of Lt. Gen. John 

Lejeune during Camp 

Pendleton’s Birthday 

Pageant. Photo by Lance 

Cpl. Trevon Peracca 

The pageant also included 

massing of colors from Camp 

Pendleton and music played by 

the 1st Marine Division Band. 

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Navy publishes notice of intent to prepare 

supplemental EIS for basing the P-8 

A notice of intent has been 

published in the Federal Register 

announcing the Navy’s intent 

to prepare a Supplemental Environmental 

Impact Statement 

(EIS) for the introduction of the 

P-8A Multi-Mission Maritime 

Aircraft to the Navy Fleet. 

The Supplemental EIS will 

address the potential environmental 

impacts of new home 

The new P-8A Multi-Mission 

Maritime Aircraft, a 

737 modified for use by 

the Navy to track submarines, 

among other surveillance 

tasks. Official 

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basing alternatives and updated 

P-8A MMA program information. 

In 2008, the Navy completed 

the Final EIS for the introduction 

of the P-8A into the Navy Fleet, 

which evaluated the environmental 

impacts of home basing 

12 P-8A MMA fleet squadrons 

(72 aircraft) and one Fleet Replacement 

Squadron (FRS) (12 

aircraft) at established maritime 

patrol home bases. In 2009, a 

record of decision was issued 

that called for basing five fleet 

squadrons and the FRS at NAS 

Jacksonville, four fleet squadrons 

at NAS Whidbey Island, 

and three fleet squadrons at 

MCB Hawaii Kaneohe Bay, with 

periodic squadron detachments 

at NAS North Island. 

To meet the Navy’s current 

and future requirements and 

maximize the efficiency of 

support facilities, simulation 

training equipment, and on-site 

support personnel, the Navy now 

proposes to analyze additional 

alternatives for P-8A aircraft 

home basing. The Navy has 

determined that a dual-siting 

alternative, rather than home 

basing the aircraft at three locations, 

may best meet current 

requirements. 

Navy relieves SWRMC commander 

The commanding officer of Southwest Regional Maintenance 

Center, Capt. Michael Wiegand, was relieved of command by 

Commander, Navy Regional Maintenance Center, due to loss of 

confidence in his ability to command, Nov. 8. 

This decision stems from an investigation into contracting improprieties 

at Southwest Regional Maintenance Center. Further 

investigations into this matter continue. 

Capt. Mike Fulgham, currently assigned as executive officer, 

Southwest Regional Maintenance Center, will be the acting commander 

until a relieving commanding officer is assigned. 

Wiegand, who took command in July 2010, will be reassigned to 

administrative duty. 

Headquartered at Naval Station San Diego, Southwest Regional 

Maintenance Center provides intermediate level maintenance support 

to more than 100 surface ships and submarines of the U.S. 

Pacific Fleet. 

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SeaWorld’s Rescue 

Team, along 

with Sailors from 

NAS North Island, 

transport a male 

California sea lion 

on a stretcher to 

bring it back to the 

marine-life park 

for medical care. 

photo by Mike Aguilera 

NAS North Island 

SeaWorld rescues large male sea lion with help from Sailors 

Effort is successful after several attempts 

and monitoring for more than a week 

NAS NORTH ISLAND - 

SeaWorld San Diego’s Rescue 

Team executed a challenging 

rescue of a large male California 

sea lion on the beach here Nov. 

9. SeaWorld, in communication 

with base officials, had been 

monitoring the animal for more 

than a week. 

Over the last 10 days, the 

435-pound marine mammal had 

been sighted on the beach and 

seemed lethargic and in distress. 

As the days progressed, the 

animal appeared to get thinner 

and more lethargic. 

During one of several rescue 

attempts, SeaWorld’s team 

witnessed the sea lion have a 

seizure. SeaWorld rescuers 

were able to rescue the sea lion 

last Friday by tranquilizing him 

so that they could safely get him 

into a transport unit and bring 

him to the marine-life park’s 

animal care complex. 

SeaWorld’s Rescue Team, 

made up of animal care specialists 

and veterinarians, are 

currently stabilizing the sea 

lion and assessing his condition. 

SeaWorld experts believe 

the animal is about 25 percent 

underweight and is extremely 

dehydrated. Veterinarians will 

run tests in the coming days 

to determine what may have 

caused the seizure. SeaWorld 

will administer fluids and any 

medicine necessary to treat the 

sea lion. It is unknown at this 

time how long the animal will 

be in SeaWorld’s care. 

The goal of the SeaWorld 

Rescue Program is to rescue, 

rehabilitate and return animals 

to the wild. On average, Sea- 

World rescues and treats more 

than 300 marine animals and 

birds each year. Of these animals, 

seals and sea lions form the largest 

percentage. In 2012, SeaWorld 

has cared for more than 400 animals, 

including marine mammals, 

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Students prepare holiday gift bags for USS California Sailors 

by Lt. Cmdr. Jennifer Cragg 

GOLETA, Calif. - Through a 

connection with the Santa Barbara 

Navy League, students from 

Ellwood Elementary School here 

are learning about the meaning 

of service to one’s country, patriotism, 

and a submarine, USS 

California (SSN 781), named 

after the Golden State. 

The students, enrolled in Alice 

Robles-Richter’s 3rd grade class, 

are expanding their awareness of 

Veterans Day and extending 

their understanding of the day 

are reaching out to those who are 

serving and who have served. 

Robles-Richter was given the 

suggestion of supporting Sailors 

assigned to the Virginia-class attack 

submarine California. From 

there, the idea of thanking the 

submariners for their service, not 

just on Veterans Day, but for the 

holidays was launched. 

“The students will be writing 

thank you notes to the Sailors 

on board USS California and 

stuffing holiday bags with candy, 

sunflower seeds and crossword 

puzzles to give to them as well,” 

said Patricia Westberg, president 

Santa Barbara Navy League, 

who coordinated this learning 

exchange opportunity. 

In addition to writing letters 

to submariners stationed aboard 

California, Robles-Richter has 

coordinated a lecture opportunity 

for her students. A former 

Navy pilot and current member 

of the Santa Barbara Navy 

League Board, retired Cmdr. 

Charles Huff will discuss his 

time in service. 

“The timing couldn’t be better 

as the students are studying 

a unit on patriotism during this 

time period,” said Robles-Richter, 

who added that the students 

had created patriotic song books 

about Veterans Day. 

Westberg plans on visiting 

USS California in December 

to deliver the gift bags to the 

Sailors assigned aboard the 

submarine. 

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NB Base San Diego; Halsey featured in ‘The Last Ship’ 

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by MC1 Justin L. Webb 

AN DIEGO - Production crews completed nearly two weeks of filming for the pilot episode of “The 

Last Ship”, executive produced by Michael Bay, onboard Naval Base San Diego (NBSD) and the Arleigh 

Burke class guided-missile destroyer USS Halsey (DDG 97) Nov. 2. 

Production teams filmed on board NBSD and Halsey in order 

to capture this post-apocalyptic story of Capt. Tom Chandler 

and the crew of USS Nathan James (DDG 151). 

Assistant Director Basti Van Der Woude, who previously 

worked on the feature film “Battleship”, says that his appreciation 

for the U.S. Navy has grown 

even stronger at the conclusion of 

this initial stage of production. 

“We are so thankful to the Navy 

for their hard work and cooperation. 

It is so impressive to see this much 

hardware in one place. I have the 

utmost respect for Sailors who have 

to be out to sea for months at a time,” 

said Van Der Woude. 

The crew of Halsey has deployed 

twice in the past two years and has 

completed a compressed training 

cycle and ship’s restricted availability (SRA), but supporting 

this television production has been another way for the ship to 

stay involved and positively represent the fleet. 

“We hope to offer a depiction that represents all Sailors. For 

us being selected is fun because it shows a balance between the 

crew’s ability to execute maintenance and to continue to perform 

operationally while still placing war fighting first. Onboard it 

doesn’t feel much different than if we were in the middle of a 

CMAV [continuous maintenance availability] or an SRA,” said 

USS Halsey Commanding Officer Cmdr. Michael Weeldreyer. 

Halsey crewmember Operations Specialist 1st Class Shayla 

Dalton-Bennet, who played an extra in scenes filmed on the 

flight deck and inside the ship’s Combat Information Center, 

echoed the captain’s sentiments. 

“For Halsey it’s actually amazing 

for us. In two years we’ve done back 

to back deployments, and the crew has 

worked really hard and we received the 

battle E this year. We’re just happy that 

we were chosen,” she said. 

Despite the challenges of facilitating 

nearly 200 production requests 

through various NBSD and Commander, 

Surface Forces entities, Navy 

public affairs representatives consider 

this project a success. 

“This is good for Naval Base San Diego and the Navy as a 

whole because we have a unique opportunity to give the public 

a glimpse into the inner workings of the Navy that they wouldn’t 

get otherwise. The Sailors on board USS Halsey and Naval Base 

San Diego have been amazing. We could not have done this 

without their help, and feel extremely fortunate to work with 

this ship and base,” said Navy Office of Information West’s Lt. 

j.g. Robyn Gerstenslager. 

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NASSCO completes the complex 

float out operation for USNS 

Montford Point. Official Navy 

photo 

MLP 

continued from page 2 

Using the commercially designed 

Alaska-class crude oil 

carrier as its base, the Navy’s 

Strategic and Theater Sealift 

Program Office (PMS 385) 

worked in conjunction with 

NASSCO to develop a design 

that supported the Navy’s core 

capabilities while maintaining 

low costs. 

“Working in partnership with 

NASSCO early in the design 

phase allowed us to execute an 

aggressive construction schedule 

that has stayed under budget,” 

said Capt. Henry Stevens, PMS 

385 program manager. Even 

working from a preexisting design, 

the low rework rates have 

been remarkable for a first-inclass 

ship.” 

The ship will leverage floaton/float-off 

technology, which 

will allow the ship to be partially 

submerged facilitating easy 

movement of cargo and craft. 

Additionally, the ship’s size allows 

for 25,000 square feet of 

vehicle and equipment stowage 

space and 380,000 gallons of 

JP-5 fuel storage. 

With this set of capabilities, 

the ship will be able to easily 

transfer personnel and vehicles 

from other vessels such as the 

large, medium-speed, roll-on/ 

roll-off ships onto landing craft 

air cushioned vehicles and transport 

them ashore. 

MLPs will have a maximum 

speed of 15 knots and range of 

9,500 nautical miles. At 785 

feet long, MLPs displace over 

80,000 tons when fully loaded. 

MLPs will operate with a crew 

of 34 Military Sealift Command 

personnel. 

Montford Point will be christened 

in the spring.

USS Anchorage transits to new homeport 

LPD 23 San Diego-bound 

Sailors assigned to USS Anchorage (LPD 23) watch as the ship passes through the 

Gatun locks, the first of three sets of locks ships use to transit the Panama Canal. 

Navy photo by MC1 Aramis X. Ramirez 

PANAMA CANAL – Amphibious transport dock Anchorage (LPD 23) transited the Panama Canal 

for the first time in her history Nov. 9. 

Anchorage departed the Huntington Ingalls Industries (HII) Shipbuilding site in Avondale, La. Oct. 

30 to sail to her future homeport of San Diego. 

The canal, opened in 1914, serves as a passage between the Atlantic and Pacific oceans for merchant 

and military vessels, saving them from the nearly 8000-mile journey around South America. 

With a beam measuring 105 feet, Anchorage, a San Antonio class LPD, is among the largest class 

of ships able to safely pass through the canal, whose locks measure 110 feet. She completed the transit 

in 13 hours. 

“It was amazing to see how the ship fit in the locks and was pulled along,” said Quartermaster 3rd 

Class Teanesha Jones, who like most of the crew was experiencing the canal transit for the first time. 

“I guess it really opens your eyes on how we [the Navy] get from one side of the world to the other and 

the kind of international cooperation that plays into that.” 

Anchorage will next make a brief port visit to La Manzanilla, Mexico before completing the final leg 

of her transit to homeport where a homecoming ceremony will welcome back the Sailors and Marines 

assigned to the ship, most of who have been away from home for more than seven months. 

Anchorage is the seventh San Antonio class amphibious transport dock. She was built at the HII 

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Makin Island leadership stresses responsible 

driving during the 2012 holiday season 

by Seaman Matthew J. Hill 

SAN DIEGO - As Sailors and 

their families get ready for the 

upcoming holiday season, the 

leadership of the amphibious 

assault ship USS Makin Island 

(LHD 8) kicked off a safe driving 

campaign with the construction 

of a powerful display on the 

pier near the ship, Nov. 6. 

Personnel from Makin Island’s 

Safety department coordinated 

the delivery and placement of a 

wrecked Sport Utility Vehicle on 

the pier to remind Sailors not to 

drink and drive, not to text and 

drive, and to follow the rules of 

the road during the upcoming 

holiday season. 

“The point of the display is 

to raise awareness that drunk 

driving, texting and driving, and 

distracted driving have serious 

consequences,” said Lt. Harriet 

Johnson, Makin Island’s safety 

officer. 

Johnson said she hopes Makin 

Island Sailors will take time 

to think about their own driving 

habits, as well as take an 

extra moment to help prevent 

accidents during the holiday 

season. 

According to the Naval Safety 

Center’s website, 42 Sailors 

were killed in privately owned 

vehicle accidents during fiscal 

year 2012. 

“I hope that people see the 

extent of the damage done to 

the car and understand what 

can happen when bad decisions 

are made behind the wheel,” 

said Aviation Ordnanceman 

2nd Class Brandon Starkey, assigned 

to Makin Island’s safety 

department. 

Starkey said he worked with 

a local towing company to find 

the vehicle, which was wrecked 

Labor Day weekend, and bring 

it to the ship. He said he hopes 

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USS Nimitz completes joint training phase 

by MC2 Nichelle N. Whitfield 

SAN DIEGO - USS Nimitz (CVN 68), Carrier Strike Group (CSG) 11 and embarked Carrier Air Wing 

(CVW) 11 successfully completed Joint Task Force Exercise (JTFEX) Nov. 12. 

JTFEX is designed to test a strike group’s ability to operate in hostile and complex environments 

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Jett in “The Runaways, and the 

previous Twilight Saga movies: 

Twilight, New Moon, Eclipse, and 

Breaking Dawn Parts 1. 

Her additional film credits include 

Adventureland, Into the 

Wild, for director Sean Penn, The 

Cake Eaters for director Mary 

Stuart Masterson The Yellow 

Handkerchief alongside William 

Hurt, What Just Happened, In The 

Land of Women, The Messengers, 

Zathura, Speak, Fierce People, 

Catch That Kid, Undertow, Cold 

Creek Manor, and The Safety of 

Objects. 

ROBERT PATTINSON (Edward 

Cullen) is best known for his 

portrayal of the vampire Edward 

Cullen in Twilight, The Twilight 

Saga: New Moon, The Twilight 

Saga: Eclipse, and The Twilight 

Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 1. 

This year, Pattinson appears on 

screen in David Cronenberg’s 

Cosmopolis, as well as the final 

installment of The Twilight Saga: 

Breaking Dawn – Part 2. 

He gained industry notice at 19 

years of age when he joined the 

Harry Potter franchise in Mike 

Newell’s Harry Potter and the Goblet 

of Fire, playing Cedric Diggory, 

Hogwarts’ official representative 

in the Triwizard Tournament. Last 

year, Pattinson starred in Water For 

Elephants, joining director Francis 

Lawrence and costars Reese Witherspoon 

and Christoph Waltz in 

bringing the New York Times bestselling 

novel to the screen. Prior, he 

headlined the drama Remember 

Me, directed by Allen Coulter, appearing 

opposite Pierce Brosnan, 

Chris Cooper and Emilie De Ravin. 

Pattinson also can be seen in Bel 

Ami, a film based on the novel 

of the same name written by Guy 

de Maupassant in which he plays 

a young journalist in Paris who 

betters himself through his connections 

to the city’s most glamorous 

and influential women, played 

by Uma Thurman, Kristin Scott 

Thomas and Christina Ricci. 

Pattinson began his professional 

career with a role in Uli Edel’s 

Sword of Xanten, opposite Sam 

West and Benno Furmann. He 

also appeared in director Oliver 

Irving’s How to Be, winner of the 

Slamdance Film Festival’s Special 

Honorable Mention for Narrative 

Feature. Pattinson played the lead 

role of Salvador Dali in Little 

Ashes, directed by Paul Morrison. 

His television credits include “The 

Haunted Airman” for the BBC. 

As a member of the Barnes 

Theatre Group, Pattinson played 

the lead role in Thornton Wilder’s 

“Our Town.” Other stage credits 

include Cole Porter’s “Anything 

Goes,” “Tess of the D’Urbevilles” 

and “Macbeth” at the OSO Arts 

Centre. 

With natural talent and roles in a 

range of feature films, TAYLOR 

LAUTNER (Jacob Black) is 

quickly establishing himself as 

both a sought-after and powerful 

leading man. 

He starred in Lionsgate’s thriller 

Abduction for director John Singleton. 

The film also stars Lily Collins, 

Sigourney Weaver and Alfred 

Molina, and centers on a young 

man who sets out to uncover the 

truth about his life after finding his 

baby photo on a missing persons 

website. Lautner’s production 

company, Quick Six Entertainment, 

also co-produced the film. 

In The Twilight Saga: Breaking 

Dawn – Part 1, Lautner reprised 

his role of Jacob Black, opposite 

Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson, 

established in Twilight and 

intensified in The Twilight Saga: 

New Moon, and The Twilight 

Saga: Eclipse. 

In 2010, Lautner starred in Warner 

Bros’ Valentine’s Day, directed 

by Garry Marshall. The ensemble 

cast included Jessica Biel, Bradley 

Cooper, Patrick Dempsey, Jennifer 

Garner, Anne Hathaway, Ashton 

Kutcher and Julia Roberts. Lautner 

got his big break in 2005 when, at 

the age of 13, he won the role of 

Shark Boy in Robert Rodriguez’s 

The Adventures of Sharkboy and 

Lavagirl 3D. Within months, he 

had successfully auditioned to play 

Eliot, the son of Steve Martin’s rival 

Jimmy Murtaugh, in the family 

hit Cheaper by the Dozen 2. 

Lautner’s television credits 

include “My Wife and Kids,” 

“Summerland,” “The Bernie Mac 

Show,” and “The Nick and Jessica 

Variety Hour.” 

At the age of six, Lautner began 

studying karate and was winning 

tournaments by age seven. He was 

soon invited to train with seventime 

world karate champion Mike 

Chat and by age eight, Lautner was 

asked to represent his country at the 

World Karate Association championships. 

He proved himself by 

becoming the Junior World Forms 

and Weapons champion, winning 

three gold medals. He continued to 

flourish on the martial arts circuit. 

In 2003, at age 11, Lautner was 

ranked number one in the world 

in several categories and over 

the next year tucked three Junior 

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33rd Annual SD Jazz Fest presents vintage jazz styles 

America’s Finest City Dixieland 

Jazz Society presents the 33rd 

Annual San Diego Jazz Fest at 

the Town & Country Resort and 

Convention Center in Hotel Circle, 

Mission Valley, Nov. 21-25. 

A wide variety of jazz and related 

musical styles will be heard at the 

Festival. Highlights include: 

A Wednesday night pre-festival 

concert-dance, with San Diego’s 

own High Society JP and the Dave 

Bennett Quartet from Detroit, MI. 

Town & Country Thanksgiving 

Buffet (Thursday afternoon) with 

live music. 

A one-night-only two-hour multimedia 

presentation -- “Nouveau 

Stride” -- featuring the amazing 

young pianist Stephanie Trick and 

singer/composer Lorraine Feather. 

Swing Dancing by 2toGroove 

(Sunday), 2PlySwing (Saturday) 

with the Hang Ten Hoppers, with 

Sue Palmer and her Motel Swing 

Orchestra. 

Special sets: The music of Louis 

Armstrong and Harry Warren, Hot 

Dance Music of the ‘20s, the history 

of the washboard in Jazz, Parasol 

Parades and a Sunday morning 

“Hymn-a-Long.” 

The Memphis Boys, performing 

high-energy, Jerry Lee Lewis-inspired 

‘50s Rock. 

Lessons for 1920’s and 1930’s 

dance by Hal and Georgia Meyers. 

Authentic New Orleans Jazz 

by the Euphoria Brass Band, Tim 

Laughlin/Connie Jones and the 

New Orleans All-Stars, the Red 

Pepper Jazz Band and the Grand 

Dominion Jazz Band. 

Swing Music by the Reynolds 

Brothers Rhythm Rascals, the Red 

Skunk Band and the Dave Bennett 

Quartet. 

Traditional Jazz by the Yerba 

Buena Stompers, Original Wild Cat 

Jass Band, Black Swan Classic Jazz 

Band, Titanic Jazz Band, Uptown 

Lowdown Jazz Band and the South 

Burgundy Street Jazz Band. 

A “Pianorama” featuring solo 

performances by a dozen Festival 

pianists. 

Banjo music by the San Diego 

Banjo Band and the San Fernando 

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The Mission Bay HS Preservationists 

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Entertaining Jazz by Cornet 

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Nannette and her Hotsy Totsy Boys 

and Dixie Express. 

Guest appearances by Festival 

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Vintage Ragtime and early Jazz 

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MARINE CORPS AIR STA- 

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of mine,” explained Cpl. Nicholas 

Burkhardt, the 3rd Marine Aircraft 

Wing volunteer representative. 

“Ever since I started going to the 

events with schools or out with the 

Single Marine Program, I’ve been 

volunteering at everything I can 

get my hands on. My next goal is to 

start coaching a basketball team at 

the Youth Center once the season 

starts up again.” 

Burkhardt feels it is his job to 

not only do his duties as a Marine, 

but to give back as well. 

According to his operations 

chief, Burkhardt seems to have a 

handle on all his volunteer duties 

and duties as a Marine. 

“Since the first day I met 

Burkhardt he was always high 

spirited and always smiling,” 

said Staff Sgt. Joshua Gibbs, the 

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Marine. He’s always staying late to 

help his peers, even after I tell him 

he should probably go home. He 

just looks at me and says, ‘Staff 

sergeant, it’s better that I work 

later, so these Marines can enjoy 

their time, and I enjoy helping 

them out,’ he’s that way with all 

his work.” 

Burkhardt’s job as an intelligence 

analyst with Marine Heavy 

Helicopter Squadron 465 is to 

reduce the commanding officer’s 

uncertainty about given situations, 

to provide security clearances, brief 

officers about current and future 

operations and much more. 

Although his work schedule can 

be hectic now, the Hailey, Idaho, 

native’s drive to give was prevalent 

even at a young age. 

“Nicholas was always very outgoing 

and energetic when he was 

younger, it drove me crazy,” said 

Heidi Turner, Burkhardt’s mother 

and a Boise, Idaho, native. “He was 

constantly going, with sports and 

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Burkhardt started volunteering 

when his mother opened a certified 

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“Nicholas took an interest as 

soon as I started it,” said Turner. 

“He still helps even now. He 

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the kids who have Down’s Syndrome. 

He just loves to help, and 

now he’s more self-confident.” 

Now, away from his family, 

Burkhardt has found a new 

family and even more people to 

help as the 3rd MAW volunteer 

representative. As the 3rd MAW 

rep, it is Burkardt’s job to round 

up Marines of different ranks, 

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and ensure he is a positive role 

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But this young Marine takes 

all he does personally, as a citizen 

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“I’ve been blessed in life and 

by my life as a Marine,” said 

Burkhardt. “Giving back to the 

community and others is my way 

of passing on what I’ve received. 

Especially with the kids at the 

schools, I see them look at me like 

I’m some kind of hero, and I do my 

best to live up to that.” 

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back a bunch of cool stuff from 

the SEMA Show and someone is 

going to take some of it home, 

in the form of an awesome 

prize package. There are several 

shirts, car care products (including 

a six-month supply of new 

Febreze Car vent air fresheners), 

two boxes of Mr. Clean “Magic 

Erasers”), a knit cap from Sylvania, 

Duracell AA batteries, really 

cool calendars and more. 

Here are the rules to enter. 

Billy Gibbons of ZZ Top & Edsel Ford II 

Send me a short email to AutoMatters@gmail.com 

with “2012 SEMA Show AutoMatters 

contest” in the subject header. Tell me why you’d really 

like to win this, along with suggestions for what you’d like 

to see in AutoMatters. I’ll read over the entries and pick 

one that stands out as the winner. 

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entries must be received by noon on Wednesday, Nov. 

21, 2012, and entrants must be at least 18 and show ID to 

receive the prize. I’ll send the winner an email. If this goes 

well, we’ll do it again. 

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16 – 18), including not only Formula 1 but also Ferrari 

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Circuit of the Americas. You’ll hear all about it, and see 

some photos too, when I return. 

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be taking over the LA Convention Center from Nov. 30 to 

Dec. 9 AutoMatters will be there too. 

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Army-Navy trivia contests, fan polls set to begin 

The Army-Navy Game presented 

by USAA is only 30 days 

away and to help the countdown, 

a trivia contest and fan polls are 

now live. 

The Army-Navy Game will be 

held Dec. 8 at Lincoln Financial 

Field and an expanded Social 

Media presence around the game 

will allow fans more opportunities 

than ever to participate. 

The 30-day trivia contest gets 

underway today. Questions will 

be tweeted and posted on Facebook, 

but correct answers must 

be submitted to the Facebook 

page. Each day, those who answer 

correctly will be placed in 

a random drawing. At the end of 

the trivia contest, a victor of the 

30 winners will be selected and 

receive four tickets to the game, 

four pregame on-field passes and 

a parking pass. 

A weekly fan poll will also be 

launched this week at armynavygame.com 

as well as the Army 

navy Game Facebook page. New 

polls will be posted weekly. 

Fans are also reminded to 

participate in the popular spirit 

videos around the football game. 

Fans can send their spirit videos 

to armynavyfootballgame@ 

gmail.com and they will be posted 

to youtube.com/ArmyNavy- 

FootballGame. A winning video 

from both Army and Navy will 

be chosen and played on the 

Lincoln Financial Field video 

board during the game. The 

producer of the winning video 

from each side will be given two 

tickets to this year’s game, two 

pregame on-field passes and a 

parking pass. 

Fans are encouraged to send in 

their photos as well to be used in 

Facebook albums and Pinterest 

boards. Spirit photos, game action, 

memories of the game and 

other pertinent photos can be 

sent to armynavyfootballgame@ 

gmail.com. 

A memories section will be 

added to Tumblr and armynavygame.com 

allowing players, 

fans and coaches to share their 

memories of the rivalry. Please 

send your favorite Army-Navy 

Game memories to armynavyfootballgame@gmail.com. 

A host of individuals associated 

with the game, including 

current and former players, will 

be available for on-line chats 

leading up to the game and on 

the day of the contest as well. 

A scavenger hunt will begin 

later this month in Philadelphia. 

Each day, clues will be tweeted 

to @Army_Navy_Game and 

posted on the official Facebook 

page, ArmyNavyFootballGame, 

to help fans find a gold 2010 

Army-Navy USAA Game coin. 

Once fans find the clue, they 

need to submit a photo with the 

coin in the area it was found 

and send it to armynavyfootballgame@gmail.com. 

The first 

person to send an e-mail with a 

photo of the coin in the area it 

was hidden will be that day’s 

winner. At the end of the 10 days, 

the correct choice from each day 

will then be placed in a random 

drawing. The selected winner 

will receive four tickets to the 

game, four pregame on-field 

passes and a parking pass. 

In addition to the game leadup, 

a bevy of activities are 

planned for game day itself. 

Fans are encouraged to visit 

the Army-Navy Social Media 

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Call Call 858-966-6700 

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Hub within HeadHouse Plaza at 

Lincoln Financial Field. Photo 

and Twitter contests and scavenger 

hunts will be conducted 

within Army-Navy FanFest and 

around the stadium on game 

day. 

Following the game, flip-cam 

coverage of the many events 

surrounding the game will be 

provided by players, cadets and 

midshipmen as well as fans that 

submit clips. 

Facebook albums and Pinterest 

boards will be built during 

the game as well with fans encouraged 

to submit their photos 

Nominations now accepted for high 

school inspirational player award 

Nominations are now being 

accepted for the 2012 Dr Pepper 

TEN Most Inspirational 

Player Award. For the fourth 

straight year, Dr Pepper TEN 

and the Bridgepoint Education 

Holiday Bowl have teamed up 

to recognize a deserving high 

school student-athlete. 

San Diego area high school 

football fans are encouraged 

to visit www.xtrasports1360. 

com and click on the link to 

nominate a player who inspires 

his team to do their best on 

and off the field. The nominations 

are being coordinated 

by XTRA Sports 1360. The 

deadline for submissions is 

Friday, Nov. 30. 

“The best players get the 

accolades and attention,” said 

LaDrue Jordan, chairman of 

the inspiration program. “This 

for inclusion throughout the 

day. Fans can interact at @ 

Army_Navy_Game as well. 

To view chatter about the 

game, visit www.tagboard.com 

and search #ArmyNavy. 

Army Navy Social Media 

Hash tag: #ArmyNavy 

Twitter: @Army_Navy_ 

Game 

Facebook: ArmyNavyFootballGame 

Tumblr: ArmyNavyGame 

Instagram: ArmyNavyGame 

Pinterest: ArmyNavyFB 

YouTube: ArmyNavyFootballGame 

award seeks to recognize those who fly under the radar 

screen, yet play invaluable roles on their football teams.” 

Bowl organizers will review the nominations and select 

the winner. The Dr Pepper TEN Most Inspirational Player 

will receive a $2,000 scholarship courtesy of Dr Pepper 

Ten, and be recognized on the 

field during the Bridgepoint 

Education Holiday Bowl. The 

game kicks off at 6:45 p.m. 

on Thursday, December 27th 

at Qualcomm Stadium and 

features teams from the Pac-12 

and Big 12 Conferences. 

The Dr Pepper TEN Most 

Inspirational Player Award is 

supported by the Kiwanis Club 

of San Diego. 

For information, call (619) 

283-5808 or go to www. 

BridgepointEducationHoliday- 

Bowl.com. 

Cpl. John Renfro, a radar 

technician with Headquarters 

and Headquarters 

Squadron airfield electronic 

maintenance division races 

a student during a fitness 

challenge at Miller Elementary 

School, Nov. 7. The Single 

Marine Program holds 

a fitness challenge once a 

month to teach students educational 

physical fitness. 

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Family Skating Tribute From Atlantic City, N.J. (N) ’ (CC) Tech Now Nightly News Football Night in America (N) 

’ (Live) (CC) 

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Mouse 

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Phineas and 

Ferb 

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Dog With a 

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Charlie ’ 

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Charlie ’ 

Austin & Ally 

(CC) 

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’ (CC) 

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Jessie ’ 

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(N) 

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Sports Re- 

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Oil Series. (Taped) 

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a fortune from a distant relative. 

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ACROSS 

1. “Criminal Minds” role (2) 

9. Shoot carefully 

10. “The Parent __”; 1998 

Lindsay Lohan film 

11. Eastern Eur. nation 

13. Davis, for one 

15. Very willing 

17. Role on “NCIS: 

Los Angeles” (2) 

18. “Hi-__ Silver, away!”; 

Lone Ranger’s cry 

20. “Gunfight at the __ 

Corral”; Kirk Douglas 

Western film 

21. Total 

23. “__ Got a Secret” 

24. “__-Baby”; 1990 

Johnny Depp movie 

25. Ryan, for one 

26. “The World __ Not 

Enough”; 007 movie 

29. Harry Anderson’s 

state of birth: abbr. 

30. Role on “The Middle” (2) 

34. Fleetwood RV model 

36. True-blue 

38. “Hollywood Squares” win 

39. “The A-__” (1983-87) 

42. Fleur-de-__ 

43. “__ Boss” 

DOWN 

1. “__ Another Day”; 

007 movie 

2. Pt., qt., gal., etc. 

3. Dating couple 

gossiped about 

4. Kildare or Quinn: abbr. 

5. “She-__: Princess of 

Power” (1985-86) 

6. “__ Season”; 2006 

film for Ashton Kutcher 

7. “The Twilight __: 

Eclipse”; 2010 Kristen 

Stewart movie 

8. Suffix for project or text 

9. Role on “NCIS” (2) 

12. “2 __ __” 

14. Hunter, for one 

16. “Parks __ Recreation” 

19. “Yours, Mine and __”; 

2005 Dennis Quaid film 

20. “__ the Hedge”; 2006 

movie for Bruce Willis 

22. “__ Own Worst Enemy” 

23. “__ With Her” (2003-04) 

27. “__ Brother” 

28. Prefix for sphere 

or system 

30. Soleil __ Frye 

31. Mother of twins 

and sextuplets 

32. Red Muppet 

33. Chandler, for one 

35. Borrower’s note 

37. “Up in the __”; 2009 

George Clooney movie 

40. Series for Noah 

Wyle, once 

41. Ms. Curry’s initials 

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& 

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at 11 

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at 11 

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(CC) 

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vs. Washington State. (N) (Live) 

College Basketball EA Sports Maui Invitational 

-- Illinois vs. USC. (N) (Live) 

NBA Tonight NFL Films 

(N) Presents 

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’ (CC) 

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sergeant’s murder. ’ 

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cryptic message. ’ 

NCIS: Los Angeles 

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Sports 

Wrap 

Jay Leno 

WWE Monday Night RAW (N Same-day Tape) ’ (CC) ›‡ The Ugly Truth 

(2009) Gerard Butler 

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TUESDAY EVENING NOVEMBER 20, 2012 


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6 News (CC) (CC) (CC) 

KFMB News 8 at 5pm Edwards; Evening News 8 at Entertain- The Insider NCIS Capt. Wescott NCIS: Los Angeles “Skin Vegas Sheriff Lamb has News 8 at Letterman 


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* 

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11pm (N) (CC) 

KPBS Calif. Parks Nightly World News KPBS PBS NewsHour (N) To Be Announced NOVA ’ (CC) (DVS) To Be Announced 

/ 

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KNSD NBC News Nightly NBC 7 San Diego News Wheel of Jeopardy! The Voice “Live Results Go On ’ The New Parenthood (N) ’ (CC) SD News Jay Leno 

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(CC) Normal ’ 

at 11 

DISN 


(CC) Farm ’ 

Phineas 

and Ferb 


(CC) (CC) 

Dog With a ›››‡ Up (2009) Voices of Ed Asner, 

Blog ’ Christopher Plummer. ’ 

Phineas 

and Ferb 

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Phineas 

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Jessie ’ 

(CC) 

ESPN 

College Basketball EA Sports Maui Invitational, First College Basketball Legends Classic, Final: Teams 

Semifi nal: Teams TBA. (N) (Live) 

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(CC) 


(CC) 


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ESPN2 

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Covert Affairs “Lady 

Stardust” 



WEDNESDAY EVENING NOVEMBER 21, 2012 


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(Off Broadway, Near 5th & G) 

Office Open Daily 

CALL 619-420-5084 


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CENTRAL SAN DIEGO 92120 - 3BR/2BA 

downstairs. Close to Naval Hospital & 32nd 

St. Newly refurbished. New crpt, ceramic tile, 

small yard. cgswartz@cox.net 619-742- 

8714. 

11/15 

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NORTH PARK – 2BR/1BA. $1200/mo. & 

$1200 dep. Quiet apt, section 8 ok, prkg in 

rear. 4319 A & B Swift Ave. Do not disturb. 

619-280-5835. 

11/15 

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POINT LOMA - $1605/$1720 2BR/2BA, 1200- 

1264 sqft. Spacious tropical garden, panoramic 

ocean views, huge balcony. Marble vanities, 

pool, saunas, fitness, rec-room. No pets! 760- 

670-7330 

12/6 

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AVAILABLE NOW 

1, 2 or 3 BR’s Apartments, 

Townhouse & Houses 

MOVE-IN SPECIAL ! 

LEADINGHAM 

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1062 Palm Ave., Imp. Beach 

619-424-8600 

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RENTALS AVAILABLE 

including, but not limited to: 

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• La Jolla • UTC • Ocean Beach 

• Clairemont • Hillcrest 

• North Park • College Area 

• Bankers Hill • El Cajon 

• Mission Hills 

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858.483.3534 

BAY POINTE APARTMENTS 

Half Off 1st Month’s Rent (OAC) 

Prices starting at: 

$ 995 (Studio), $ 1275 (1BR), $ 1650 (2BR) 

Call 858.273.5525 

Heated pool, jacuzzi, tennis courts, 

basketball courts, business center. 

www.baypointeapartmenthomes.com 

3866 Ingraham St, SD (Pacific Beach) 

The Clubhouse at 

Imperial Beach 

Furnished Units Available for 

immediate move-in! We offer 

same day approval for all 

active duty service members. 

1BRs starting at $995, $1025, & 

$1075. Application fees are $35 

for all occupants 18 years of age 

or older. Security deposits are 

$400. We accet dogs with an 

additional deposit of $200 and 

additional rent of $50 per month. 

Call 855-692-6978 

IMPERIAL BEACH APTS 

Move-in Special 

2nd Month FREE Rent 

$795-$1025/mo. 

Onsite laundry 

Assigned parking 

619-423-6070 

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LAUREL LANE APARTMENTS 

$ 495 MOVES YOU IN (OAC) 

Call 619.477.2336 

1BR/1BA $ 825 w/$300 Deposit 

Gated, Laundry, Pool, Parking 

203 Laurel Ave., National City 

www.laurellaneapts.com 

RENTALS CONDOS 

BAY PARK – Condo sunny, quiet 2BR/2BA. 

Canyon view, W/D, near I-5 and beach. Avail 

Dec. $1900/mo. 626-421-8587. 

12/6 

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OCEAN BEACH – Brand new oceanfront 1BR 

condo. Hear the sea…smell the sea…and see 

the sea! $1500/mo. 858-459-8954. 

12/6 

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CORONADO – 2BR/2.5BA, unfurn on wtr, 

great views. Avail Nov. 1471 sq ft. $2850 Premier 

Property. 619-429-4120. 11/8 

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IMPERIAL BEACH - 2BR/1BA. 1324 Iris, unit 

#6. Newly pntd, stacked W/D. Avail 1st week 

Nov. . $1200 619-429-4120. 

11/8 

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POINT LOMA – 3BR/2BA near beach, newly 

refurb, carport, no pets/smkg, $1995/mo. 760- 

419-1917. 

10/11 

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SOUTH SAN DIEGO - 3BR/1.5BA. Near Trolley 

Station. New kit, W/D hkup lndry rm, 2 car 

gar. $1600/mo. + dep. 619-607-5110 or 619- 

427-2389. 

11/22 

To place an ad call 619-280-2985 

Coronado Cays 

2BR/2.5BA unfurn on 

the water, great views. 

1471 sq ft. 

$2850. 

Available Now! 

RENTALS HOUSES 

CHULA VISTA/OTAY RANCH AREA – 5BR/ 

3BA. 3,100sqft. Well kept. Convenient to all, 

near 805 frwy. 2,850/mo. Call Rose 619-863- 

3122. Avail Nov. 15th. 

11/15 

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DOWNTOWN CHULA VISTA - Lrg 2BR/1BA 

w/attch gar, W/D hkup, fncd bkyd. Close to all. 

Quiet , Utils pd. 563 Madrona St. 619-425- 

5650. 

11/15 

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OCEANSIDE – Must see! Xlnt neighborhood 

& view. Beaut. 2650 sf hm @ $2350/mo. Open 

flr pln. Spacious rms incld 3BR & den/3BA, 

fam, forml living & dining & lndry. New applis 

& w/d. 3 car gar. Close to Camp Pen, schools, 

shops and frwys. Dep & cr ck. Contact Vince/ 

Sue 951-776-9652. 

11/15 

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OTAY MESA – 5BR/2.5BA. 2 family rooms. 2 

car gar. Cvrd patio. Near frwy & schools. No 

pets/smkg. $2200/mo. 858-248-1609. 

11/15 

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RENTALS HOUSES 

RANCHO DEL ORO – 2 story 3BR/2.5BA 

hrdwd flr/tile throughout. Central air/heat, 

upgraded kit applis. w/d incld. Landscaping & 

HOA incld. Approx 1750 sf. $2100/mo & $500 

dep. 760-213-5831. 

11/29 

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SAN CARLOS – 6251 Vista San Carlos, 

92154. 4BR/2.5BA, $2200/mo. Flex deposit. 

Email Liz@anagonzales.com 619-754-4938. 

11/22 

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SPRING VALLEY – 3BR/2BA $2000/mo. 

Newly remod. Lrg fenced yard patio & pool. 

557 Granite View Lane. 858-254-4508. No 

pets. 

11/15 

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SPRING VALLEY – 3BR/2BA w/attached 

gar. Tile, hrdwd flr thruhout. Near shopping, 

public transit, rt 125. Over 1200 sf, corner lot. 

No pets/SMOKING. Avail 1 Dec. Lease or 

mo-to-mo. $1800/mo + dep. Call after 5 pm. 

619-449-8597 

11/29 

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TALMADGE AREA – 2BR/2BA house with 

fenced yd. Water, trash & gardner paid 

$1275. Electric fplc, AC, 1 pet okay. Near all. 

619-582-6353. 

11/15 

La Pacific RV Park 

offers long term stays! 

Conveniently located to your 

station in San Diego. We are a 

quiet community already housing 

some of your colleagues. 

Beaches are 3 miles away. Local 

shops and restaurants on the 

doorstep. We only have a limited 

amount of long term, affordable 

opportunities. 

Homes & Condos 

for Rent 

Visit our website: 

to view all our properties 

www.kathypounds.com/rentals 

Coronado Village 

2BR/2BA 

850 C Ave. #2 

Furnished. $3500/mo. 

Great Location! 

(619) 429-4120 

View ads online at www.navydispatch.com • (619) 280-2985 

ROOMS for RENT 

El CAJON – Prvt suite w/BA & use of fully developed 

garage. $600 per person & 1 BR w/sh 

BA $500. No smkg/pets. 619-312-0810. 

11/15 

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NATIONAL CITY – Furn rm $500/mo & $500 

sec dep. All utils incld. Quiet area, close to 

32nd St. Home under repair, room is finished. 

Use of entire home. No smkg/drugs. 410-469- 

0167. 

11/22 

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PACIFIC BEACH – Awesome location, 4 blocks 

from beach. $700/mo. & ½ off 1st months rent! 

$400 deposit. $35 cr ck. 619-243-4299. 

12/6 

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SAN DIEGO 92111 – Friars Village. Rm in sh 

fully furn townhouse. $800/mo. & dep. All utils 

& clubhouse incld. Avail Dec. 1. dickgowins@ 

aol.com 

11/15 

at the 

MOVIES Bases 

ROOFING 

ROOF TIME IS NOW! 

With winter approaching and a likely El 

Nino year, don’t wait until it’s too late. 

Reroofs, repairs, decking, wood damage. 

Anything you need we can do it! 

30+ yrs of experience. Blue Pacific 

Contracting. 760-519-3524. 

Lic #469422. 

SERVICES OFFERED 

View our paper online at 

www.navydispatch.com 

Lowry Theater – NASNI, 

Q-Zone Theater- NAB, 

(619) 437-5487, Bldg. 337 

(619) 545-8479, Bldg. 650 

6 6 1 1 9 9 . . 4 4 2 28 8 8 . . 4 4 4 4 1 1 1 

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$ 25/mo Discount 

for active military! 

Bob Hope Theater, Miramar 

Bldg. 2242 (858) 577-4143 

RENTALS TOWNHOUSE 

Camp Pendleton Movie 

Theater(760) 725-9217 Closed 

Thursday, November 15 

9:00 a.m. The Sandlot (PG) 

7:00 p.m. What to Expect When 


You’re Expecting (PG-13) 

6:15 p.m. Frankenweenie - 3D (PG) Friday, November 16 

7:50 p.m. Dredd - 3D (R) 

7:00 p.m.Moonrise Kingdom (PG-13) 

Friday, November 16 

Saturday, November 17 

6:00 p.m. Hotel 

Transylvania - 3D (PG) 

4:00 p.m. Tyler Perry’s Madea’s 

Witness Protection (PG-13) 

7:50 p.m. Taken 2 (PG-13) 


1:00 p.m. Hotel 

7:00 p.m. Seeking a Friend for the 

End of the World (R) 

Wednesday, November 21 

CARLSBAD - 3BR/3BA HOME 

Transylvania - 3D (PG) 

2:50 p.m. Frankenweenie - 3D (PG) 

7:00 p.m. Prometheus (R) 


Upgraded master bath. Full 6:00 p.m. Taken 2 (PG-13) 9:00 a.m. No Movie Showing 

media home theater setup with 7:50 p.m. Trouble with the Curve 7:00 p.m. No Movie Showing 

5.1 speakers. Kitchen includes (PG-13) 

granite counters, new Sunday, November 18 

SS appliances. $3995/mo. 

Orva Harwood 858.775.4481 

1:00 p.m. Hotel Transylvania - 3D (PG) 

3:00 p.m. Finding Nemo - 3D (G) 

6:00 p.m.Hotel Transylvania- 3D (PG) 

7:50 p.m. Taken 2 (PG-13) 

Monday, November 19 

6:15 p.m. Taken 2 (PG-13) 

8:00 p.m. Resident Evil 

Retribution - 3D (R) 

Tuesday, November 20 

6:15 p.m. Pitch Perfect (PG-13) 

15-Nov Thur 

2:00 PM Frankenweenie (2D PG 

6:30 PM *End of Watch, R 

16-Nov Fri 

6:30 PM Taken 2 PG-13 

9:00 PM Looper R 

8:15 p.m. Dredd - 3D (R) 

17-Nov Sat 

Imperial Beach 

2BR/1BA. 1324 

Iris, Unit #6. Newly 

painted, stacked W/D 

$1200. 

Available Now! 


6:15 p.m. Taken 2 (PG-13) 

8:00 p.m. Looper (R) 


3:30 p.m. Frankenweenie- 3D (PG) 

5:30 p.m.Hotel Transylvania - 3D (PG) 

7:30 p.m. Taken 2 (PG-13) 

Naval Base Theater, 

(619) 556-5568, Bldg. 71 

8:00 AM 2:00 PM Swap Meet Live 

6:30 PM Hotel Transylvania (3D)PG 

9:00 PM *House at the End of the 

Street PG-13 

18-Nov Sun 

1:00 PM Pitch PerfectPG-13 

6:30 PM *Dredd (3D)R 

21-Nov Wed 

6:30 PM Hotel Transylvania (2D)PG 

22-Nov Thur 

6:30 PM *Trouble with the Curve 

PACIFIC BEACH RACQUETBALL – Townhomes 

$1950 3BR/1.5BA. 1200sqft. A/C, W/ 

D, IN UNIT 2 PRKG, 2 BALCONIES. 310-435- 

6170. 

12/6 

RENTALS VACATIONS 

NEWPORT BEACH – Marriott Vacation 

Club avail Nov 25-Dec 2, 2012. (2) 2BR 

units, $650 each. Sleeps 8 in each, resort 

amenities 619-300-2857. 

11/22 

ROOMS for RENT 


6:10 p.m. Frankenweenie - 3D (PG) 



6:00 p.m.Hotel Transylvania- 3D (PG) 

7:55 p.m. Taken 2 (PG-13) 


1:00 p.m. Hotel Transylvania- 3D (PG) 


6:00 p.m.Hotel Transylvania-3D (PG) 

7:55 p.m. Taken 2 (PG-13) 

Sunday, November 18 



5:45 p.m. Taken 2 (PG-13) 

7:30 p.m. Pitch Perfect (PG-13) 

Monday, November 19 


7:55 p.m. Dredd - 3D (R) 

Tuesday, November 20 

PG-13 

*indicates last showing 

Mon. & Tue. 


6:30pm Resident Evil: 

Retribution (R)*3D* 


6:30pm Hotel Transylvania (PG)*3D* 

9:00pm Taken 2 (PG13) 


1:00pm Looper (R) 

4:00pm Hotel Transylvania (PG) 

6:30pm Taken 2 (PG13) 

Sunday, November 18 

1:00pm **SENSORY 

FRIENDLY** Frankenweenie (PG) 

3:15pm *FREE* The Dark Knight 

Rises (PG13) 

6:30pm Looper (R) 

CHULA VISTA – Furnished $500 + dep, utils 

& cable included. Kitchen privileges, no smkg/ 

pets. 619-770-8600 or 425-4368. 

10/25 

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DOWNTOWN – Share hi-rise condo. Fully 

furn’d, master w/views. Prime loc, 24-hr security. 

F pref. $1400. 619-253-3928 

11/29 

6:10 p.m. Taken 2 (PG-13) 

8:00 p.m. End of Watch (R) 


6:10 p.m. End of Watch (R) 




5:50 p.m.Hotel Transylvania-3D (PG) 

_____________________________________ 7:35 p.m. Taken 2 (PG-13) 

Schedules subject 

to change. Call theater 

to confirm 

SPA 

GRAPE STREET SPA & MASSAGE 

919 W. Grape St., SD 

619-255-8885 

11/22 

SPECIAL NOTICES 

New Veteran 

Giveaway 

Program 

U.S. Veteran 

Compensation 

Programs 

(USVCP) 

Call 713-400-8387 

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Around Town 

Schedule subject to change. Be sure to verify events before 

going. 

9th Annual San Diego Bay Wine & Food Festival, Nov. 14-18. 

Ticket info on website. SoCal’s largest wine and culinary event with 

170 world-class wineries and spirit producers, 70 of San Diego’s Top 

Chefs - Celebrity Chefs - Cooking & Wine Tasting classes,continuous 

food/wine tastings (over 800 wines). Embarcadero Marina Park North, 

500 Kettner Blvd. downtown SD (nearConvention Ctr). (619) 312-1212 

www.worldofwineevents.com 

PB New Parents Expo, Sat., Nov. 17, 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Free. Bring 

the kids, stroll the booths to learn more about everything SD has 

to offer new (and seasoned) parents. More than 20 locally owned 

businesses and organizations will educate parents on many aspects 

to child raising. (858) 694-5056. Pacific Beach Library, 4275 Cass 

Street, Pacific Beach. 

Wild Turkey Hunt for Cats and Dogs, Sat., Nov. 17, 11 a.m.-4 

p.m. Free. Does your pet love hide and seek? Bring cats and dogs for 

hunt promising “plenty of wild gift baskets and a Thanksgiving feast” 

for pets. Fall refreshments for humans. (619) 691-0289. Unleashed 

by Petco, 304 East H Street #901, Chula Vista. 

Movember Moustache Ride, Sat., Nov. 17, 11 a.m. Free. Second 

annual Movember Moustache Ride will bring ‘moustached’ men and 

women bike riders (skateboards, skates welcome), on course around 

Balboa Park, includes all-new features, carnival games, surprises 

along the way. Increase awareness of men’s health. Meet at corner 

of Louisiana and Upas, North Park. 

66th Annual Mother Goose Parade, Sun., Nov. 18, 10 a.m. 

The Mother Goose Parade is the largest, single-day event in San 

Diego County and one of the biggest parades of its kind west of the 

Mississippi. 100+ entries featuring clowns, floats, bands, equestrians, 

giant balloons, and Santa Claus. Magnolia Ave & Main St., El Cajon. 

Mother Goose Parade Association, (619) 444-8712. www.mothergooseparade.org 

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Fall Festival, Sun., Nov. 18, 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Free. 450+ vendor 

booths showcase arts, crafts, gifts, food, and more, creating a bazaar 

for holiday shoppers. Live music on two stages. (760) 943-1950. 

Downtown Encinitas. www.encinitas101.com 

Christmas on Third Avenue Craft Show, Sun., Nov. 18, noon-4 

p.m. Free. Vendors “to help you with your holiday shopping,” performances 

by the San Diego Chorus and Java Jazz Band. pacificbeachwc@ 

gmail.com. San Diego Woman’s Club, 2557 Third Avenue, San Diego 

(Bankers Hill). 

San Diego Vintage Flea Market, Sun., Nov. 18, 9 a.m.-3 p.m. 

Free. Stop by the first San Diego Vintage Flea Market. Get your holiday 

shopping started early this year! Over 30 vendors featuring vintage 

resale, up-cycled goods, and vintage-inspired crafts. Help support 

your local small businesses and retailers. For more informtion, visit 

www.facebook.com/sdvintagefleamarket. Heartland Masonic Lodge, 

695 Ballantyne St., El Cajon. 

Shaman’s Hike, Sundays, Nov. 18, Dec. 16, 3-5 p.m. Free. Take 

short hike with Will Bowen to a power spot to “explore shamanic 

traditions of the Americas” and “do some healing work, sharing, and 

storytelling,” then make some shamanic art. Bring blanket to sit on, 

drum or rattle. (858) 484-3219. Peñasquitos west-end staging area, 

4300 Sorrento Valley Blvd., Sorrento Valley. 

Lake Poway Trout Season Kick Off, Wed., Nov. 21, 6 a.m.-5 

p.m.Lake Poway Trout Season kicks off with a stock of Nebraska rainbow 

trout. Lake Poway currently holds the county record for rainbow 

trout at 17.85 pounds and our reputation as the “Big Trout Destination” 

still holds true. During the fishing season (thru mid-May), we open 

the gates to Lake Poway at sunrise, Wednesday through Sunday, 

and will be stocking on a bi-monthly basis. State Fishing Licenses are 

not required, but a Daily Fishing Permit is required. Get one from the 

Lake Poway Grill & Tackle. Lake Poway Recreation Area, 14644 Lake 

Poway Rd.,Poway. (858) 668-4774. www.poway.org 

Coronado Heritage Tour, Ongoing Wednesdays thru Feb. 6, 

2013. 10:30-noon. Age limit 9+. 

$10. 90-minute walking tour in 

“historic heart of Coronado.” 

Tour begins at Coronado Museum 

of History and Art, ends 

at Hotel del Coronado. Reservations 

required (619) 437-8788. 

Coronado Museum of History 

and Art, 1100 Orange Avenue, 

Coronado, 92118 

Oceanside Turkey Trot, 

Thur., Nov. 22, 7-11:30 a.m. 

“Move your feet before you eat” 

during event with 5-mile run and 5k run/walk. Course finishes at pier. 

(760) 434-5255. Oceanside Civic Center, 300 North Coast Hwy, O’side. 

www.osideturkeytrot.com 

Kumeyaay Feast, Sat., Nov. 24, 8:30-10 a.m. Free. What’s on 

the menu for the Native American harvest celebration? Learn how 

the first San Diegans celebrated the bounty of nature on trail guideled 

walk. (619) 688-3281. Kumeyaay Lake Campground, Two Father 

Junípero Serra Trail, Santee. 

Surfin’ Santa in Board Shorts! Sat., Nov. 24, 1-5 p.m. Free. 

Santa arrives by yacht to spread cheer and pose with guests for surfing 

photographs. Entertainment, crafts for kids, more. (619) 235-4014. 

Seaport Village, 849 West Harbor Drive, downtown SD. 

Harvest Colors, Sat.-Sun., Nov. 24-25, Wed., Nov. 28, 9:30-11 

a.m. Free. Experience the colors of the season from taxi-yellow 

goldenbush flowers to rusting sycamore tree leaves during trail 

guide-led walk through sage, chaparral, and riparian communities. 

(619) 688-3281. Mission Trails Regional Park, One Father Junípero 

Serra Trail, San Carlos. 

Audubon Society Bird Walk, Saturdays, Nov. 24, Dec. 22, 8 

a.m. Free. (858) 581-9944. Tecolote Nature Center, 5180 Tecolote 

Rd., Clairemont. 

Bolts versus Baltimore, Sun. NOv. 25, 1:05 p.m. San Diego 

Chargers host Baltimore Ravens. Broadcast on CBS. 877-CHARGERS. 

Qualcomm Stadium, 9449 Friars Road, Mission Valley. 

Family Discovery Walk, Sun., Nov. 25, 3-4:30 p.m. Free. Active 

outing for kids and their parents to “explore the trail to the Kumeyaay 

grinding rocks site.” Mission Trails Regional Park, One Father Junípero 

Serra Trail, San Carlos. 

Get Your Fit On! Ongoing Thursdays thru Feb. 28, 2013. 4-5 

p.m. Free. Age 21+. Interval training workouts, in which “you perform 

long bursts of maximum intensity exercises with short periods 

of rest.” Bring water and towel. Mission Valley Library, 2123 Fenton 

Pkwy., Mission Valley. 

Star Party, Fri.-Sat., Dec. 7-8, 8-10 p.m. Free. Search for Saturn 

and Jupiter as well as shooting stars and more during stargazing 

party in MiraCosta College’s baseball field (weather permitting). Call 

to confirm (760) 757-2121 x6201. MiraCosta College, One Barnard 

Dr., Oceanside. 

North San Diego County Antique, Art, and Collectibles Show, 

Sundays, Dec. 9, Jan. 13, 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Free. Dealers showcase 

antiques, fine art, vintage items, unusual collectibles, and more. 

Professional appraisals, 10am-2pm: $5 per item (limit of three items). 

(760) 580-0515. California Center for the Arts, Escondido, 340 North 

Escondido Blvd., Escondido.

Concerts 

Please confirm concerts before 

attending. NOTE: Some venues 

are age 21+ only. 

November 

NeedToBreathe with Good 

Old War & Matthew Mayfield, 

Thur., Nov. 1, 7 p.m. Alt/rock. 

Humphrey’s by the Bay, box 

office 2241 Shelter Island Dr., 

(619) 224-3577 or Ticketmaster 

(619) 220-TIXS. 

Yuridia, with Reyli, Sat,. 

Nov. 3, 8 p.m. Latin. Open Air 

Theatre, 5500 Campanile Dr., 

San Diego. (619) 594-6947. 

Foghat, Thur., Nov. 8, 8 p.m. 

Rock. Age 2+. $25-$35. Sycuan 

Casino Showcase Theatre, 5469 

Casino Way, El Cajon. (619) 

445-6002. 

The Monkees, Thur., Nov. 8, 

8 p.m. $50-$100. California Center 

for the Arts, Escondido, 340 

N. Escondido Blvd., Escondido. 

(760) 839-4438. 

Downtown with David Sedaris, 

Thur., Nov. 8, 8 p.m. 

Balboa Theatre, 868 Fourth Ave. 

(619) 570-1100. 

SpiralArms, Fri., Nov. 9, 7 

p.m. Ramona Main Stage Nightclub, 

626 Main St., Ramona. 

(760) 789-7008. 

Gilby Clark, Sat., Nov. 10. 

Ramona Main Stage Nightclub, 

626 Main St., Ramona. (760) 

789-7008. 

Joe Rogan, Sat., Nov. 10, 8 

p.m. Balboa Theatre, 868 Fourth 

Ave. (619) 570-1100. 

Epic Fighting 15, Sat., Nov. 

10, 6 p.m. 4th&B, 345 B St., San 

Diego. (619) 231-4343. 

Little River Band, Sun., Nov. 

11, 8 p.m. 4th&B, 345 B St., San 

Diego. (619) 231-4343. 

Susanna Hoffs, Tue., Nov. 

13, 7:30 p.m. $10-$24. Pop. 

Anthology, 1337 India St., San 

Diego. (619) 595-0300. 

Groundation and Trevor 

Hall, Tue., Nov. 13, 9 p.m. 

$23-$25. Reggae/ska. Age 21+. 

Belly Up Tavern, 143 South Cedros 

Ave., Solana Beach. (858) 

481-8140. 

Wiz Khalifa, With Juicy J, 

Chevy Woods, Lola Monroe, Berner, 

Tuki Carter. $57.30. Wed., 

Nov. 14, 7:30 p.m. Rimac Arena 

(UCSD), 9500 Gilman Dr., San 

Diego. (858) 534-8497. 

Gatorators, Wed., Nov. 14, 7 

p.m. $15-$44. Rock. Anthology, 

1337 India St., San Diego. (619) 

595-0300. 

Common Sense, Thur., Nov. 

15. $16-21. Funk/reggae/ska/ 

rock. Age 21+. Belly Up Tavern, 

143 South Cedros Ave., Solana 

Beach. (858) 481-8140. 

Band of Gold, Thur., Nov. 

15, 8 p.m. Pechanga Resort & 

Casino, 45000 Pechanga Pkwy, 

Temecula. (951) 693-1819. 

Night Tributes, Thur., Nov. 

15, 7 p.m. 4th&B, 345 B St., San 

Diego. (619) 231-4343. 

Dave Mason, Thur., Nov. 15, 

7:30 p.m. $19-$48. Rock. Age 

21+. Anthology, 1337 India St., 

San Diego. (619) 595-0300. 

The Mother Hips, Fri., Nov. 

16. Psychedelic/folk rock. Belly 

Up Tavern, 143 South Cedros 

Ave., Solana Beach. (858) 481- 

8140. 

Richard Gomez and Rico 

Puno, Fri., Nov. 16, 8 p.m. 

Pechanga Resort & Casino, 45000 

Pechanga Pkwy, Temecula. (951) 

693-1819. 

Sponge, Sat., Nov. 17, 7 p.m. 



789-7008. 

Rockola, Sat., Nov. 17, 2:30 

p.m. $20. Covers/rock. Age 21+. 

Belly Up Tavern, 143 South Cedros 

Ave., Solana Beach. (858) 

481-8140. 

One Drop, Sat., Nov. 17, 9 

p.m. $13-$15. Reggae/ska. Age 

21+. Belly Up Tavern, 143 South 

Cedros Ave., Solana Beach. (858) 

481-8140. 

Enrique Bunbury (Spanish 

rock singer-songwriter), Sat., 

Nov. 17, 8 p.m. Viejas Arena at 

SDSU, 5500 Canyon Crest Dr., 

San Diego, CA. (619) 594-6947. 

Skid Row and Warrant, Sat., 

Nov. 17, 8 p.m. Glam metal. Age 

21+. $45-$55. Sycuan Casino 

Showcase Theatre, 5469 Casino 

Way, El Cajon. (619) 445-6002. 

Counting Crows, Sat., Nov. 

17, 7:30 p.m. Pechanga Resort 

& Casino, 45000 Pechanga Pkwy, 

Temecula. (951) 693-1819. 

Everclear, Eve 6, Namesake, 

Sat., Nov. 17, 8 p.m. 

4th&B, 345 B St., San Diego. 

(619) 231-4343. 

David Sanborn, Sat.-Sun., 

Nov. 17&18, 7:30 p.m. $12-$39. 

Jazz. Age 21+. Anthology, 1337 

India St., San Diego. (619) 595- 

0300. 

K’naan, Sun., Nov. 18, 8 

p.m. $20-$22. Hip-hop/rap. Age 

21+. Belly Up Tavern, 143 South 

Cedros Ave., Solana Beach. (858) 

481-8140. 

Boz Scaggs, Mon., Nov. 19, 

8 p.m. $80-$85. Blues rock. Belly 



8140. 

Toots & the Maytals with 

Anders Osborne, Tue., Nov. 20. 

Reggae/ska. Belly Up Tavern, 143 

South Cedros Ave., Solana Beach. 

(858) 481-8140. Belly Up Tavern, 

143 South Cedros Ave., Solana 

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NovaMenco, Tue., Nov. 20, 

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Anthology, 1337 India St., San 

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Rush, Wed., Nov. 21, 7:30 

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(San Diego Sports Arena), 3500 

Sports Arena Blvd., San Diego. 

(619) 224-4171. 

Kid Ink, Wed., Nov. 21, 8 

p.m. 4th&B, 345 B St., San Diego. 

(619) 231-4343. 

Rachael Yamagata, Wed., 

Nov. 21, 7:30 p.m. $10-$18. Pop/ 

rock. Anthology, 1337 India St., 

San Diego. (619) 595-0300. 

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Vibes, Sunny Rude, Wed., Nov. 

21, 9 p.m. $14-$16. Alt/rock Sublime 

tribute. Age 21+. Belly Up 

Tavern, 143 South Cedros Ave., 

Solana Beach. (858) 481-8140. 

Gucci Mane, Fri., Nov. 23. 

4th&B, 345 B St., San Diego. 

(619) 231-4343. 

Téada, Fri., Nov. 23, 7:30 

p.m. Folk. AMSDconcerts, 4650 

Mansfield St., San Diego. (619) 

303-8176. 

Hotel California, Fri., Nov. 

23, 7:30 p.m. Eagles tribute 

band. $10-25. Anthology, 1337 

India St., San Diego. (619) 595- 

0300. 

Attika 7, Fri., Nov. 23, 7 p.m. 



789-7008. 

Slapbak, Fri., Nov. 23, 9 p.m. 

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1337 India St., San Diego. (619) 

595-0300. 

Karl Denson’s Tiny Universe, 

Fri.-Sat., Nov. 23 & 24, 9 

p.m. $25. Funk. Age 21+. Belly 



8140. 

Trey Songz, Sat., Nov. 24, 8 

p.m. Valley View Casino Center 

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(619) 224-4171. 

Jboog and Hot Rain, Sat., 

Nov. 24, 9 p.m. 4th&B, 345 B St., 

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Zapp Band, Sat., Nov. 24, 

7:30 & 9:30 p.m. $12-$29. Funk. 

Age 21+. Anthology, 1337 India 

St., San Diego. (619) 595-0300. 

Jonathan Coulton, Sun., 

Nov. 25, 7 p.m. $10-$21. Rock. 

Age 21+. Anthology, 1337 India 

St., San Diego. (619) 595-0300. 

Abbey Road, Sun., Nov. 25, 

8 p.m. $12-$14. Beatles tribute. 

Age 21+. Belly Up Tavern, 143 

South Cedros Ave., Solana Beach. 

(858) 481-8140. 

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we hire 

veterans 

2013 Ford CMAX Hybrid SE 

BEATS PRIUS V! 

47 MPG & 

SUPER FUEL 

EFFICIENT 

LEASE FOR 

$ 238 

2013 Ford Edge SE 

PER MO. 

+Tax* 

*$2995 due from customer at lease signing. 24 remaining 

payments of $238. Does not include tax, title license and dealer 

fees. Residual of $16,636.80. 10,500 miles per year. 20c per mile 

for access. Includes $500 military rebate. 

One to choose from #508322 

Panoranic roof, 

leather, SYNC 

Fuller Discount..........................................................................................$5255 

MSRP Discount......................................................................$1745 

Factory Rebate.....................................................................................$1500 

FMCC Bonus Cash......................................................................$1000 

Military Rebate.....................................................................$500 

$ 10,000 

OFF 

MSRP 

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2012 Ford F150 Super Crew XLT 

Fuller Discount..........................................................................................$5888 

Factory Rebate.....................................................................................$4000 

MSRP Discount......................................................................$1500 

FMCC Bonus Cash..................................................................$1000 

Trade in Assistance................................................................$1000 

Military Rebate.....................................................................$500 

$ 13,888 

OFF 

MSRP 

1 to choose from #E23179 

*Prices plus government fees and taxes, any finance charges, any dealer documentation 

preparation charges, and any emission testing charges. “On approval of credit”. Subject to prior 

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560 AUTO PARK DR. 

CHULA VISTA 

www.fullerford.com 

619-656-2600 

SOUTHBAY’S 

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Fuller 

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offer 

$ 500 

DOWN PAYMENT or CAP 

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0.9 % For 60 Months* 

On all 2012 Crosstours & Civics 

*Must have Tier One or Two credit. See dealer for details. 

NEW 2012 HONDA CIVIC LX SEDAN 

LEASE LEASE FOR 

FOR 

$ 89 PLUS 

AUTO, AC, POWER. 5 AT THIS PRICE. 

TAX 

PER MONTH 

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$0 security deposit. Residual Now $11,561. 12,000 miles per year. 15c per mile in excess. Tier one credit. 

ALLOYS, ALL POWER, 5 AT THIS PRICE 


FOR 

TAX 

PER MONTH 

$ 

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NEW 2012 HONDA CROSSTOUR EXL 2WD 

AUTO, 6 CD CHANGER, LEATHER. 5 AT THIS PRICE. 


FOR 

TAX 

PER MONTH 

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0.9 % 

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60 60 MONTHS 

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NEW 2012 HONDA CRV EX 2WD 

1.9 % 

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60 

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$0 security deposit. Residual Now $15,000. 12,000 miles per year. 15c per mile in excess. Tier one & Tier two credit. 


$0 security deposit. Residual Now $16,133. 12,000 miles per year. 20c per mile in excess. Tier one credit. 

BUYING 

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dealer installed alarms. Dealer installed options are extra. Alarms can be purchased at additional cost or 

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Fuller 

NOVEMBER 

“Sales Event” 

0.9% FINANCING 

on select 

models 

2013 OPTIMA LX 

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KMF KMF Bonus..............................-$500* 

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Competitive Competitive Bonus.........................-$1000 

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