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On the road in Surf City
The Local News
By Chris MacDonald, Writer/Photographer,

HB Ambassador/The Local News Columnist
HB's Famous
Golden Bear
Officially Honored
Y
ou could "feel the love" as a plaque

was recently unveiled marking the
site of the legendary Golden Bear
(306 Pacific Coast Highway) where performers like No Doubt, John Denver, Jimi
Hendrix, Judy Collins, The Byrds, Jan and
Dean, B.B. King, Jimmy Buffet, Steve Martin, The Doors, Robin Williams, Janis Joplin,
Jerry Garcia and The Smothers Brothers
thrilled spectators in an intimate setting.
"It was like you were in somebody's
house," recalled longtime surfer, Gary Sahagen. "So intimate You could get right up
next to the stage and feel you were part of
the act."
"Going to the Bear was like having a concert in your living room," said Dan McCoy,
a former Hollywood stuntman, who frequented the restaurant which became known
internationally as a star-studded rock n' roll
nightclub. "Even if you didn't have money
to enter, you could stand outside the side
door off Main Street and listen to the music
for free." Many heard the music from the
beach across the street.
The fun-filled place featured all types of
entertainers--from rock and folk to country
and comedy. It was a place where you
watched people like Van Halen and Cheech
and Chong open shows on their way up and
other groups, once famous, performing on
ing out new jokes for his Mork and Mindy'

TV show."
"You never knew who you'd see. Our performers were so sensational that even The
Rolling Stones, Cher, Peter Frampton and
Helen Reddy popped in to check them out.
I'll always remember how the entire building
shook when Steppenwolf played Born to
Be Wild.'"
The Golden Bear was creating lifelong
memories for thousands of guests, musicians
and singers. But, it too, would soon become
a memory. The building reportedly did not
meet Earthquake Codes and stood in the
way of redevelopment plans. Robin Trower
was the last act. The bear went into hibernation and closed its doors for the final time on
January 29, 1986. "While we were packing,
it began to rain inside the kitchen," said Carole. "Almost like the Bear was crying goodbye!" It would be torn down.
Bill Anderson, a world-renown artist,
was a leader on Huntington Beach's Allied
Arts Board, who tried to save it from the
wrecking ball. "It was a unique, art deco
architectural beauty with an amazing history that should have been saved," said Anderson, whose paintings of it were featured
at the plaque unveiling and a Golden Bear
reunion in the Waterfront Hilton several
years ago.
their way down.

"It was a happening,' just getting to experience the Bear," said Mary Landau, who
loved seeing Leon Russell and the Nitty
Gritty Dirt Band. "There was much excitement and a buzz in the air. It made you feel
so good, so open, so free."
"Getting to see so many different entertainers each week really spoiled you," said
Debbie Stock, who saw Spirit, Gary Busey,
Mary Kay Place and others there. "B.B.
King was one of my favorites and I was
working at the Huntington Beach Inn, when
he came in for coffee one night. He left me
a $100 tip!"
On another occasion, King's band was
staying at the Inn and one of its members
overslept and came rushing into the Coffee
Shop, looking for his group. They had already left for the Golden Bear. I was getting
off and volunteered to drive him and got him
there just in time."
"The audience, the acts and the employees
were like family," said Carole BabirackiKirby, a co-owner of the Golden Bear, with
her late husband Rick Baboracki and his
brother Chuck from 1974 to 1986. "When
we started out, we didn't know what we were
doing but the entertainers and our guests
loved us and the venue, which had been at
this same location since 1929. The world's
greatest artists would come here and often
work on their acts before heading out on
tour. One week, we had Robin Williams try-
"After its demise, visitors from around the

World often came to the
HB International Surfing
Museum asking questions and looking for mementos of The Golden Bear," said HB
Ambassador and former museum board
member, Chris MacDonald. "There was so
much interest in it that I thought there should
be at least a star in the sidewalk with its
name at the exact location of the building's
main entrance. Carole showed me where
that was and I approached the city and business owners."
Carole and others kept working to keep
the Bear memories alive. There have been
Golden Bear exhibits at the surfing museum
and the HB Art Museum. The city and the
HB Historic Resources Board created a
plaque for the building standing where it
once stood. "Nothing could ever replace
what happened at the Bear," said HB City
Councilman Joe Carchio, who along with
Mayor Matthew Harper, Carole and others,
wanted to make sure the memories would
remain alive. Working with the city, the resources board designed a plaque, which was
placed on a building pillar, south of Main
Street, off Pacific Coast Highway. Board
Chair Duane Wentworth, said the Bear was
more than just a legend but a temple to
music that was appreciated the world over.
Now, thanks to everyone involved, many
people can stop at this spot and appreciate
their memories of amazing times past. Even
visitors who never heard of the Bear, can
read about its significant, sensational past.
And, all will know where the Bear once
"roared."
A collage from the

event including former Golden Bear
Owner
Carole
Babiracki-Kirby
yatt Regency Huntington Beach

Resort & Spa, Surf Citys premiere
beachfront destination, is excited
to announce the appointment of Peter Rice
as General Manager. Rice brings almost 30
years of resort management experience to
the AAA Four-Diamond property and has
been an esteemed leader at various Hyatt
properties across the country.
Im thrilled to join the team of this
jewel on the southern California coast,
said Rice. With stellar amenities including
Watertable, the new signature restaurant
that is shattering records in its first year of
operation; the largest collection of meeting
and event space along the Orange County
coastline; and a host of sun-soaked activities that embody the SoCal beach lifestyle
of this community, this resort offers an unparalleled experience.
Most recently, Rice held the position of
General Manager of Hyatt Regency Scottsdale Resort & Spa, where he led the 493room resort in exceeding previous guest
satisfaction rates. Under his leadership, the
property was named one of the Top 25 Resorts in the Southwest on Cond Nast Travelers 2013 Readers Choice Awards.
Rice began his hospitality career with
Hyatt Hotels & Resorts nearly 30 years ago
at the Hyatt Regency Grand Cypress Resort in Orlando, Florida. While there, he
held several management positions in the
food and beverage department before
being appointed to leadership positions in
Tampa and Scottsdale. Before becoming
GM at Hyatt Regency Scottsdale Resort &
Spa, he held General Manager positions at

Hyatt properties in southern California and
Silicon Valley.
Rice has been a visible business leader
in each community in which he has lived.
In Irvine, he was a founding member of the
Tourism Improvement District for the City
of Irvine, an arm of the Irvine Chamber of
Commerce, and also served on the Board
of the Orange County Tourism Council. He
held positions on the Board of Directors
and Executive Committee of the Scottsdale
Convention and Visitors Bureau as well as
the National Advisory Board of Northern
Arizona University School of Hotel and
Restaurant
Management.
As General
Manager for
Hyatt
Regency Huntington Beach,
will
Rice
serve on the
Boards
of
Visit Huntington Beach,
the Huntington Beach Chamber of Commerce and the Orange County Visitors Association. In addition, he will be on the
Advisory Committee for the Huntington
Beach Youth Shelter.
Rice graduated from Florida State University with a Bachelor of Science degree
in Hospitality Administration & Management. He lives with his wife and daughter
in Orange County.
Ed Arnold; He is a
Christmas Story
Their mission: Colettes Childrens Home

provides a safe and nurturing environment
where at-risk women and children can
obtain support & services needed to
achieve self-sufficiency.
(714) 596-1380
www.Heautontimorumenoss.orc
d Arnold retired from a distinguished sixty-year broadcasting career

in 2014. He is best known for his forty-six years as a television news
and sports anchor for KABC, KTLA, and KOCE. He continues as the
volunteer on-air announcer for the Hour of
Power, a role he has filled since 1970.
An Emmy and Golden Mike award winner, Ed
began his broadcasting career at the age of 14 in
his hometown of Texarkana, Arkansas and in 2004
was honored for his 50 years in broadcasting.
Arnold came to Orange County in 1958 as a
member of the United States Marine Corps and remained to play football at Santa Ana College.
Ed is extremely involved in his community and
serves on a number of boards. He just retired from
the March of Dimes after thirty-five years on the
board of directors. In 1968 Arnold was a founding board member of the California Special
Olympics and still plays an active role in the organizations events. In 1975, he was selected as one of Californias Five
Outstanding Young Men (FOYC). Ed was the 46th President of the California Jaycees, served seven terms as president of the Orange County Multiple Sclerosis Society, five terms as president of the Southern California
Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, two terms as president of the Southern California Sportscasters Association and was the charter president of the Fountain Valley Rotary Club.
Among the many honors Arnold has received are the Lifetime Achievement Award from the March of Dimes, the Breath of Life from Cystic
Fibrosis and the 2001 Visionary of the Year award from Coastline Community College. Other tributes include the Fountain Valley Distinguished
Service Award and the Distinguished Citizen Award from the Orange
County Sports Hall of Fame. Second Harvest Food Bank has named their
Humanitarian of the Year Award in Eds name and Santa Ana College has
honored Ed by adding his name to the annual SAC golf tournament.
Five times the Southern California Sports Broadcasters Association named
the KTLA sports team of Ed and Stu Nahan as the Best Television Sports
Anchor Staff. Ed and his wife, Dixie, were honored with the Americana
Award as Orange Countys Man and Woman of the year in 2003.
Ed and his wife, Dr. Dixie Arnold, an assistant professor at Vanguard University, make their home in Fountain Valley. Their son, Dean, an Eagle
Scout, daughter-in-law, Rachel, and grandsons, Jacob and Luke also reside
in Fountain Valley.
ED Note: We "love" Ed as the ultimate role model for our community,
for any community. Ed Arnold is a man for all seasons. His leadership has
been one of leading and not following. He was innovative in his leadership
and causes. He often times was there in the beginning of so many now 20,
thirty and forty-year+ movements. And, he often stays for the whole ride.
Impeccable in his character, impeachable in his style...so many of us our
truly honored in our ability to call Ed Arnold friend.
TLN/DG Publisher
For over 11 years, Colettes Childrens

Home has provided 2,000 homeless
women & children with emergency
and transitional housing.
jxvx Peter Rice
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Women Are Veterans, Too
any Americans don't realize it, but one out of

every five new military recruits in the United
States is a woman-and 2.5 million veterans
are women.
Women in the military today are exposed to the same
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rigors of combat and the daily threat of wartime violence

as their male counterparts, yet their transition from military to civilian life is often very different. A new report
by DAV (Disabled American Veterans) reveals that the
network of government and community groups that supports veterans is designed for and dominated by men and
has serious gaps in health care, employment and housing
services for women.
The report finds that women who served in Afghanistan
and Iraq, for example, have higher rates of PTSD symptoms than men. PTSD can be different for women, who
are more likely to be depressed. Women are much more
likely to identify interpersonal issues-marriage and parenthood-as a major source of stress when they return
home. Women veterans are at least twice as likely to become homeless as non-veteran women and they have
higher rates of unemployment compared to male veterans. Yet women veterans don't have access to the same
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"Women veterans deserve equal respect, consideration
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veteran herself. "Yet the support systems
are ill-equipped to meet the unique needs
of the brave women who have defended
our country."
Consider the case of Crystal Dunkin, a
munitions specialist in the United States
Air Force. She oversaw the entire process
of building and disassembling bombs,
making sure nobody made a deadly mistake. "It was explosives and it was the real
deal," she recalls.
She was good at her military job but
struggled when she left the Air Force and
transitioned back into civilian life. "I didn't
know a thing about being a civilian. It was
really hard for me to find and keep jobs."
She battled depression and alcoholism
and became homeless.
Then there's Alexis Courneen, who
served aboard a Coast Guard cutter. She
was struck by a several-ton buoy that was
being lifted by a crane onto the ship,
crushing the nerves in her right arm, fracturing her hip and slamming her head
against the deck. She struggled with persistent eye problems, ringing in her ears, migraines, and trouble with balance. For two years, her doctors could not diagnose her
condition correctly; one doctor even suggested that hormonal changes caused her symptoms.
The DAV report is clear: Too many women, like
Dunkin and Courneen, face a long road to a productive
civilian life. Fortunately, both women made it. Dunkin
is working in a program that helps veterans and
Courneen, diagnosed with a traumatic brain injury and
matched with a service dog, is happily married and
raising two children.
Hundreds of thousands of servicewomen will return
home in the next five years. It's both the nation's duty and
to the advantage of all Americans to make sure they have
access to the care and support they need to make the journey home as smooth as possible.
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Brains Are Not

Falling Apart!
lder people do not

decline mentally
with age, it just
takes them longer to recall
facts because they have
more information in their
brains, scientists believe.
Much like a computer
struggles as the hard drive
gets full up, so to do humans take longer to access
information, it has been
suggested. Researchers
say this slowing down is
not the same as cognitive
decline. "The human brain
works slower in old age,"
said Dr. Michael Ramscar,
"but only because we have
stored more information

over time . The brains of
older people do not get
weak. On the contrary,
they simply know more."
Also, older people often
go to another room to get
something and when they
get there, they stand there
wondering what they
came for. It is NOT a
memory problem, it is nature's way of making
older people do more exercise.
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THE LOCAL NEWS
Huntington Harbour Boat Parade
ur boat parade
is a prelude to
the
annual
Huntington Harbour
Cruise of Lights,
which offers narrated
boat tours through the
waterways of Huntington Harbour. From
Wednesday, December
17 through Tuesday,
December 23 both locals and visitors share
the beauty of thousands of lights and animated displays on
brightly
decorated
homes, docks, decks
and boats. All pro-
ceeds from the Cruise

of Lights goes to the
Huntington Harbour
Philharmonic.For
more information, visit
www.hhboatparade.org
. Last Thursday night,
officers from HBPD, as
well as other local
agencies, and representatives from the California Office of Traffic
Safety (OTS) and
Community Service
Programs (CSP), conducted a Know Your
Limit campaign. The
program educates bar
and restaurant patrons
about the science behind drinking alcohol,

its effects on their bodies and their ability to
drive. This educational
program is one of the
multi-prong approaches
the HBPD is taking to
reduce alcohol-related
collisions, injuries, and
fatalities in Huntington
Beach. The goal is to
have zero alcohol-related traffic accidents
and deaths. Know Your
Limit is conducted with
the cooperation of CSP
and is funded by a grant
from OTS.
HB Named
Bike Friendly City
he League of American Bicyclists recognized the City of Huntington Beach

with a Bronze-level Bicycle Friendly Community (BFBSM) award, joining
more than 325 communities from across the country.
With the announcement of 55 new and renewing BFBs, Huntington Beach retains
its status among a leading group of communities, in all 50 states, that are transforming our neighborhoods. This is the second
time the City has been recognized at the Bronze-level with the first being in 2010,
when the City first applied.
Visionary community leaders are recognizing the real-time and long-term impact
that a culture of bicycling can create, said Andy Clarke, president of the League of
American Bicyclists. We applaud this new round of communities for investing in a
more sustainable future for the country
and a healthier future
for their residents and
beyond.
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progress toward improving their bicyclefriendliness.
With this impressive round, there are now 326 BFBs in all 50 states. The Bronzelevel BFB award recognizes the Citys commitment to improving conditions for bicycling through investment in bicycling promotion, education programs,
infrastructure and pro-bicycling policies.
Senior Friendly
New Years Eve
untington Beach Council on Aging to Host New Years

Eve Dance What: Huntington Beach residents are invited to ring in 2015 at a New Years Eve Gala! The Huntington Beach Council on Aging (HBCOA) will host the
event that includes live music from P.M. Howard and
Friends, prizes, appetizers, dinner, beverages and desserts.
Also, dont miss out on the Grand Countdown Toast and
the balloon drop at midnight, officially ringing in the New
Year! When: Tuesday, December 31, 2014 at 8 p.m. Cost:
$40 per person Where: Michael E. Rodgers Seniors Center
1706 Orange Ave., Huntington Beach, CA 92648 Why: The
HBCOA is a non-profit organization that supports programs
and services for Huntington Beach Seniors through the
Michael E. Rodgers Seniors Center and the Huntington
Beach Seniors Outreach. The HBCOA aims to respond to
the evolving needs of Huntington Beach senior citizens
through advocacy on their behalf. Come out and celebrate
the Holiday and all HBCOA does for our senior community,
enjoying time with friends and family.
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Kobritz
on
Sports
My Top Six Pick for

Baseball Legends
everal
websites
By Jordan Kobritz
have recently come up
with a list of the twenty-five most important people in baseball history. Ive decided to compile
my own list but in the interest of space, Im limiting myself to the top six.
The exercise is purely subjective, strongly influenced by
ones view of baseball history. Most of the lists are
heavily weighted in
favor of star players
based on their accomplishments on
the field. My primary consideration
is an individuals lasting impact on the game, whether they
played the sport or not; hence,
the absence of such greats as Ty
Cobb, Ted Williams, and Hank
Aaron. There are no guidelines
and no analytical formulas to
rely on, just opinions. Here are
my selections, in no particular
order.
BABE RUTH. There is no
way to overstate Ruths importance to baseball.
When the Red Sox sold him to the Yankees in
have saved baseball from becoming irrelevant.

MARVIN MILLER. Miller could easily be
number one on this list. He was the first executive director of the Major League Baseball Players Association, serving from 1966 to 1982. He
led the union through five work stoppages three
strikes and two lockouts - that resulted in lasting
changes, most notably free agency, in the relationship between owners and players. No one has
had a greater impact on the sport.
BAN JOHNSON. Johnson was one of baseballs early 20th century pioneers. He singlehandedly transformed the Western League, a
Minor League, into the American League in 1901
after many others had tried and failed to compete
with the established National League. He was
also responsible for creating the World Series.
With apologies to Curt Flood, Bud Selig, whoever, among a half dozen candidates, invented the
game, and countless others who would have
made an expanded list.
1919, the year of the infamous Black Sox scandal, the game was sorely in need of a savior and
fortunately, Ruth obliged. He was bigger than
life in the largest media market in the world. His
exploits on and off the diamond are legendary
and its no exaggeration to say he remains baseballs biggest star.
BRANCH RICKEY. Rickey is best known
for signing Jackie Robinson in 1945, a
move that effectively integrated
baseball. But Rickeys lasting
impact on the game is greater
than Robinson. His legacy includes the creation of baseballs first farm system, an
emphasis on scouting and
player development and
spurring MLB expansion in
1959 by working to create the Continental League.
JACKIE ROBINSON. Robinson
carried out Rickeys vision and paved
the way for the hundreds of other
Negro Leagues players that followed.
KENNESAW MOUNTAIN LANDIS. After the Black Sox scandal, Landis was given unlimited authority as
the first commissioner in baseball history. He immediately banned eight
White Sox players for life and virtually eliminated gambling
from the sport. That move may
Fine Arts America
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Jordan Kobritz is a former attorney, CPA, and

Minor League Baseball team owner. He is a Professor and Chair of the Sport Management Department at SUNY Cortland and is a contributing author
to the Business of Sports Network and maintains the
blog: http://sportsbeyondthelines.com Jordan can
be reached at jordan.kobritz@cortland.edu
The information contained in this column does not

necessarily reflect the opinion of The Local News.
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top two honors included Hyperlapse
from Instagram on the
app side, and Leos Fortune among games. The
lists selections are noteworthy because they
dont reflect only download numbers, and
because Apple seems to betray preferences
for certain types of experiences and for
newsmakers in its selection process: there
are multiple brain-training apps in the list,
for instance, and Rovios Retry Flappy Birdstyle departure from its Angry Birds IP. A
fair number of news media apps, including
the aforementioned Paper and BuzzFeed,

plus NYT Now also made the cut.
MUSIC, MOVIES AND TV

There were fewer surprises here Id say,
with Taylor Swift locking down not only top
album but also top pop honors, and Jack
White, The War on Drugs, Logic, Sam Smith
and a number of others getting
prizes for their respective genres, in or Smiths case for being
a breakout new star on the scene.
Guardians of the Galaxy, The
Lego Movie, Boyhood, and Obvious Child won the top awards in the
movie category, and
Obvious
while
Child is a bit of
a surprise to
garner one of the
four top honors, it
definitely deserves its
place. Others that got a
mention in the general
Best container include Birdman, Dawn
of the Planet of the
Apes, Edge of
To m o r r o w,
The Grand
Budapest
and
Hotel,
Snowpiercer to
name just a few.
TV tops include
Fargo, True Detective,
The Honorable Womankind and Key & Peele, while those who
earned laudatory mentions include Adventure
Time, The Americans, Arrow, Sherlock,
Broad City, Orphan Black and more.
Apple also lists the top sellers in movies,
music and TV for the year on the wrap-up
microsites it hosts in iTunes, if youre curious about seeing what wins by purely populist count."
Apples Best Apps

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Press-Telegram presented this story
recently. It's not the sort of Christmas
(Holiday) report that warms a community's soul. However, the incredibly
strong statement Boeing has made in our
community the past 40+ years is a tribute
to the American Dream -corporate commitment to their owners, stockholders,
employees and community are a matter
of record.
Jordan reports... "Boeing plans to lay
off 360 employees at three of its Southern California locations by Jan. 1, bringing total job losses for 2014 to more than
1,600. Ninety-eight jobs will be lost in El
Segundo, home to Boeings satellite di-
sure is affecting about 2,200 employees.

It is a shame than a half dozen or so of
these work horse planes could not be ordered a year to sustain the current workforce.
The story reports..."The last C-17 is
making its way through the factory and
teams of employees are being laid off as
they finish their work." ...further
reported..."Boeing announced in April
that it plans to relocate about 1,000 engineering jobs to facilities in Seal Beach
and Long Beach over a two-year period."
Boeing still employs about 19,000
workers in California.
Company spokesman said..."These
employee layoffs are being driven by the
vision, 137 in Long Beach and 125 in

Huntington Beach."
He goes on to report that January will
be colder than usual with another 53 jobs
in El Segundo, 95 in Long Beach and 29
in Huntington Beach will be cut.
Accordingly, by January 2015, Boeing's cuts will total 1,629 jobs in the region, 300 of which were based in the
South Bay with almost half of the layoffs
out of Long Beach. There, Boeing will
end production of its C-17 Globemaster
cargo plane by next fall. The factory clo-
difficult business and economic conditions that all companies have been experiencing, spokesman Stephen M. Davis
said. Employment reductions, where
they occur, are in response to specific requirements in specific segments of our
business.
Ed. Note...being the world leader in a
vast array of technical and industrial
areas is important to every small town in
America. We should maintain that leadership profile to insure our Country's
success
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he invention of the incandescent light bulb more than 150 years ago has shaped how
we live today, but with very little in the way of technological advancements, until
now. One company hoping to change how the world views the incandescent is Intelligent Lighting Corp, which announced today the launch of the eCandescent, the
world's first energy-efficient, fully dimmable and toxic-free incandescent bulb that can last
more than 100 years. The eCandescent is now available for pre-order through Kickstarter:
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/611933709/532506860?token=9bf75da3
What makes the eCandescent unlike anything else in the marketplace is its "secret sauce"
a combination of an advanced filament technology, and its patented PowerDisc technology, together, which reduces the total energy consumption of the bulb up to 72 percent.
The PowerDisc, which easily adheres to the base of the bulb before it is inserted into the
socket, is a high-tech, solid-state rectifier that converts to 120 volts of alternating current
(AC) to approximately 85 volts of direct current (DC).
"Consumers have a lot of lighting options, but all are misleading, from containing toxic
chemicals to skewed lifespans," said Lisa Landau, CEO of Intelligent Lighting Corp. "The
eCandescent is literally 'transparent,' taking the household 'Edison' and modernizing it to
today's standards safe, chemical-free, energy-efficient, luminous, cost-effective, and extremely long lasting."
eCandescent bulbs are now available for pre-order through Kickstarter, and include the
following key features:
Combining the Best of Old and New Technologies The eCandescent is the reinvention of the "Edison" incandescent, offering the same warm glow, with
advanced technology, reducing energy
consumption up to 72 percent.
Toxic-Free Unlike CFLs (compact
fluorescent lights), the eCandescent does
not contain mercury, phosphor, harmful
levels of EMFs, or ultraviolet radiation.
Long-Lasting Using the standard
three-hour benchmark as used by CFLs
and LEDs, while they claim between 3-5
(CFL) and 10-20 (LED) years of life, the
eCandescent can last more than 100 years.
Long-Lasting The marketing tactics
of CFL and LED manufacturers claim between 3-5 (CFL) and 10-20 (LED) years of
life IF those bulbs are ONLY used three hours per day. Using that same three-hour guideline, the eCandescent can last more than 100 years.
Highest Quality Light Available With a CRI of 100, the eCandescent reveals true
colors faithfully when compared to a natural light source.
Reduced Heat Output Unlike CFLs and LEDs, which produce excessive heat, the
eCandescent can be used in all recessed, canned lighting and enclosed fixtures.
The eCandescent light bulb system is currently available for pre-order through Kickstarter: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/611933709/532506860?token=9bf75da3.
Golden West College

Actor Scholarships
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ongratulations to Golden West College actors Mahmoud Elsharkawy (Romeo) and

Danielle Caas (Juliet) for being named nominees for the Kennedy Center/Irene Ryan
Acting Scholarships for their performances in the recent Golden West College Theater
Arts department production of Romeo & Juliet.
These two actors are now eligible to attend the regional festival at Dixie State University
in St. George, Utah in February 2015 to compete for an Irene Ryan scholarship. They can
also proudly place
the words Irene
Ryan Award on
their acting resumes next to this
production.
Since 1972, the
Irene Ryan Foundation of Encino,
has
California,
awarded scholarships to the outstanding student
performers at each
regional festival.
These scholarships
are made possible
by the generosity
of the late Irene
Ryan who is best
remembered for
her portrayal of
the lovable and feisty Granny Clampett in The Beverly Hillbillies. All student actors in
both Participating and Associate productions are eligible for consideration for these $500
regional scholarships.
The goals of the Kennedy Center/American College Theater Festival are to encourage,
recognize, and celebrate the finest and most diverse work produced in university and college
theater programs; to provide opportunities for participants to develop their theater skills and
insight and achieve professionalism; to improve the quality of college and university theater
in America; and to encourage colleges and universities to give distinguished productions of
new plays, especially those written by students, the classics - revitalized or newly conceived,
and experimental works.
Upcoming productions for the Golden West College Theater Arts department include the
play, Yankee Tavern and the award winning musical Monty Pythons SPAMALOT. For
more information on the Golden West College Theater Arts program, go to www.gwctheater.com.
Center Stage - The Guild
The Guilds of the Center

The Guilds raises funds for the Center, Orange Countys largest non-profit arts organization. Guilds members have contributed
more than $14 million dollars in support of
the Center since their organization was
founded.
As Orange Countys largest non-profit arts
organization, Segerstrom Center for the Arts
owns and operates the 3,000-seat
Segerstrom Hall and intimate 250-seat
Founders Hall, which opened in 1986, and
the 2,000-seat Rene and Henry Segerstrom
Concert Hall, which opened in 2006 and also
houses the 500-seat Samueli Theater, the
Lawrence and Kristina Dodge Education
Centers studio performance space and Boeing Education Lab. A spacious arts plaza anchors Segerstrom Center for the Arts and is
home to numerous free performances
throughout the year as part of Segerstrom
Center for the Arts ongoing Free for All series.
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music and everyone enjoyed an Oktoberfest feast and beer. Chapter chairs Ilana
Richmond and Margaret Ann Vincent welcomed the guests and Guilds Co-Chair
Sandy Bass congratulated the two chapters
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for the Arts.
In the spirit of the evening, many guests
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Dear EarthTalk:
Do you have any
tips for helping me get
my kids involved in environmental protection advocacy?
~ Jeanine Black, Charlotte, NC
fective and compelling letter to the editor for publication

in a local newspaper, creating a backyard wildlife sanctuary, encouraging teachers and schools to undertake projects
that help local wildlife, and spreading the word via social
media.
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sustainable lifestyles.
Yet another nonprofit vehicle that helps kids get active
is SustainUS, which focuses on sustainable development.
Its Agents of Change program sends youth delegations to
United Nations conferences on climate change, sustainable
development, womens issues and biological diversity
and its Lead Now Fellowship trains and supports young
people in becoming leaders in advancing sustainable development.
Last but not least, TakingItGlobal is an international network of young people working to tackle global environmental challenges. Its Digital Youth Engagement, Global
Education and Social Innovation programs focus on creating the next generation of environmental leaders around
the world.
Young people can also get involved in environmental
protection efforts right in their own backyards even without
the support of a non-profit. Examples include organizing a
local e-waste recycling drive, asking schools and businesses in the area to refrain from using noxious chemicals
for landscaping, and coordinating carpools to reduce traffic-related greenhouse gas emissions. Likewise, kids can
learn a lot by finding a local green group and volunteering
to help canvass for funds, clean-up a beach or waterway,
or lobby local officials to take sustainability into account.
Indeed, our common future may well depend on it.
Theres no time like the present to

Teen activists in Newton, Massachusetts show their true enviteach kids to respect their environronmental
colors at a presentation for the non-profit Green
ment and be willing to stand up to
Decade/Newton.
Credit: Newton Free Library, Flickr CC
protect it. Of course, any good environmental education starts at home:
parents should always keep in mind
that they are role models for their
kids, and should act responsibly. And
most schools today incorporate issues of sustainability into their curricula. But kids who want to do more
can sync up with one of any number
of nonprofits focused on getting
young people involved with volunteering and advocacy on behalf of
the environment.
One of the best places to start is
Youth for Environmental Sanity
(YES!), a nonprofit that runs a national speakers and workshop tour
around the U.S. and beyond as well
as summer camps devoted to teaching kids how to take action on behalf
of the environment. The group also
runs JAMs, bringing together young changemakers from velop citizenship skills and address both local and national
local communities to brainstorm ideas for solutions to environmental problems. Participants get hands-on, reallocal, national and international environmental problems. world opportunities to learn about the issues and develop
The YES! website features information on a wide range of skills that can help them become lifelong leaders in adenvironmental topics as well as videos focusing on organ- dressing them. Another leading youth environmental group
izing and coalition building around shared environmental is Tree Musketeers, which empowers kids to use innovative
goals.
approaches in launching their own environmental camAnother great resource is the Center for Biological Di- paigns where they live. Through its Young Executive proversitys Generation Wild program, designed to help kids gram, the group provides resources to help kids learn the
learn about and help protect local wildlife. The programs practical, logistical and personal skills to lead environmenwebsite offers kids tips on things like how to write an ef- tal actions and spread the word about the need to live more
lexander Niehenke began to appreciate wine ten

years ago. But for the first four years, it was simply a beverage he enjoyed with dinner from time to
time, especially when cooking at home.
And then he put his nose in a glass of Cabernet
Sauvignon from Justin, a winery based in Paso Robles, California. He was at a bachelor party, where few attendees were paying any attention to the wine inside their
glasses. But for Niehenke, the aromas were intoxicating.
Something clicked. So he promptly dove into the world
of wine.
For the next five years, Niehenke's passion for wine
grew steadily and predictably. As a resident of San Francisco, weekend trips to Napa Valley and Sonoma were
easy -- so he started driving north regularly. He began attending tastings, reading wine publications, and even collecting.
And then he discovered Delectable, a mobile wine app.

Since downloading the program last fall, Niehenke has
been moving towards oenophilia at lightning speed.
Delectable:
A Wine App That
Could Revolutionize
Drinking
"The app has taught me about new producers, new regions, and even new varieties," he explained. "I actually
just learned about orange wine -- and tried my first one - thanks to it."
An orange wine is made by treating white wine grapes
as if they're red -- in other words, soaking the skins and
seeds alongside the juice during fermentation. Orange
wines have become quite popular among some of the nation's hippest sommeliers, and thanks to Delectable,
Niehenke can see what those sommeliers are opening
each night.
Delectable traces its roots to 2011, when Alex
Fishman was working in Dubai for Palantir, the data
analytics firm best known for its work with the U.S.
intelligence community. Shortly before returning
home, Fishman and his girlfriend came upon a wine
they'd enjoyed on many occasions. Wanting to remember the bottle so they could purchase it in the
United States, they looked to the label for information -- but were overwhelmed.
Fishman recalled this experience a few months
later over breakfast with in New York with Aaron
Vanderbeek, a video-game designer. The two were
old friends, and Fishman was detailing his desire to
launch a mission-focused company -- ideally, one
that would "make the world a more delicious place."
In short order, they realized that there weren't any
good mobile apps for wine enthusiasts. So Fishman
and Vanderbeek began building Delectable. Today,
the app identifies all a wine's details from a photo
and allows users to review and purchase wines. It
also helps users discover industry professionals -- winemakers, sommeliers, and critics -- and see what they're
drinking.
It's no wonder why Delectable has been described as "the Instagram
of wine." Thanks in large
part to this feature, Delectable could revolutionize
As FishDavid White consumption.
man told me, "the wine
market is broken because
of a lack of information. That's why consumers buy
points. But the point system is flawed because people
have radically different tastes."
As consumers discover other enthusiasts on Delectable
with similar tastes, they'll discover new wines worth
drinking. After all, it doesn't make any sense to take the
advice of a critic who has slapped "98 points!" on a bottle
unless one shares that critic's preferences. Delectable
solves what Fishman calls "the matching problem" consumers face with wine critics.
Niehenke is certainly drinking better thanks to the app.
"When looking for new wines, I used to call my
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I love seeing what my favorite winemakers -- people like
Ross Cobb and Cathy Corison -- are drinking. Now, I follow people with similar palates to mine and un-follow
people with different tastes."
Fishman is convinced that his app will fulfill its mission. "If we do this right," he concluded, "the amount of
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People will drink better and better wines, since our suggestions will be tailored to individual users."
David White is the founder and editor of
Terroirist.com, which was named "Best Overall
Wine Blog" at the 2013 Wine Blog Awards.
His columns are housed at Grape Collective.
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Please execute him.
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2. Please exkuce lisa for being loose vowels.
absent she was sick and i had 11. Please excuse Lesli from being absent yesterday..She
her shot.
had the shits. (BEST ONE)
3. Dear school: please ecsc's 12. Please excuse tommy for being absent yesterday.He
john being absent on jan. 28, had diarrhea, and his boots leak.
29, 30, 31, 32 and also 33.
13. Irving was absent yesterday because he missed his
4. Please excuse gloria bust.
from jim today. She is ad14. Please excuse jimmy for being. It was his father's
ministrating.
fault.
5. Please excuse roland
from p.e. for a few days. 15. I kept Billie home because she had to go Christmas
Yesterday he fell out of shopping because i don't know what size she wear.
a tree and misplaced 16. Please excuse jennifer for missing school yesterday.
his hip.
We forgot to get the sunday paper off the porch, and
6. John has been absent because he when we found it monday. We thought it was sunday.
had two teeth taken out of his face.
17. Sally won't be in school a week from friday. We have
7. Carlos was absent yesterday because he was playing to attend her funeral.
football. He was hurt in the growing part.
18. My daughter was absent yesterday because she was
tired. She spent a weekend with the marines.
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car to head home for
the holidays, make
sure your vehicle is ready for
the journey. Conducting a
thorough vehicle inspection
will help avoid the inconvenience and potential safety
hazards of breaking down
miles away from home.
The non-profit Car Care
Council recommends a
check of the following, often
overlooked, items: tires and
tire pressure, brakes, hoses
and belts, air filters, wipers,
exterior and interior lighting,
and fluid levels, including
engine
oil,
windshield
washer solvent and antifreeze/coolant. A pre-trip
inspection provides the opportunity to have service re-
Sincerely,
Car Care Council
Metro - Boston - Drivers
ey RYAN GORMAN watch out

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None are worse than Massachusetts, for two years running.
Worcester drivers have accidents every 4.3 years, are 134.8
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American and have the worst
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This is the second year in a
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They are the only motorists ranked
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Drivers in Washington, D.C. save Massachusetts from claiming the three worst
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New York drivers, notorious across the
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and propensity to hit the gas as people try
to cross streets, ranked 45 spots lower
than Worcester, at 155th.
The Big Apple dropped 17 places from
last year, but drivers in "the city so nice
they named it twice" are only 28.8 percent more likely to be in accidents than
the national average.
Drivers in Fort Collins, Colorado, were
named the best in the nation.
They are in accidents only once every
14 years and are nearly 30 percent less
likely to be in pile ups than the national

average.
This means they are nearly 200 percent
less likely to be in accidents than their
awful-driving Worcester counterparts.
Brownsville, Texas, drivers were
named the second-best. Boise, Idaho,
came in third. Kansas City, Kansas, came
in fourth and Huntsville, Alabama,
rounded out the top five.
The biggest drop came to Newport
News, Virginia. The coastal town's ranking plummeted from number one last
year to only 48th this year.
But that still does not even come close
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metro Boston's roads.
Beantown drivers there are so bad that
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their cell phone or glove box
in case of a breakdown or
travel emergency. Vehicles
should have a roadside emergency kit that includes items
such as a first aid kit, a tirechanging jack, a tire pressure
gauge, jumper cables, a
flashlight and a blanket.
Motorists can order a free
copy of the recently updated
80-page Car Care Guide for
the glove box at www.carcare.org/car-care-guide.
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Arnaud Dufour
Fannie and Freddie Get

Tougher on Short Sales
ust when the housing market was about to

enter the next phase of recovery, the politicians got involved. Now theyre making it
tougher for individuals with prior short sales to
qualify for a home loan. The new rules apply to
all loans backed by Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac,
the agencies which determine the guidelines under
which banks make mortgage loans.
Until recently, individuals with a prior short sale

could qualify for a Fannie or Freddie backed mortgage only two years later. Provided they had
reestablished their credit profile and had 20%
down payment, both Fannie and Freddie would
back that loan after only 2 years under the old
guidelines. Obtaining Fannie or Freddie backing
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with less than 20% down required four years of Freddies new 4 year
Arnaud Dufour
reestablished credit after the short sale. This was rule on short sales is
double their previous
the old rule.
The new rule requires that all buyers wait the time requirement, it is still less than the seven year
full four years after a short sale before being eli- waiting period for individuals with a foreclosure.
For those whose housing credit is blemished
gible for Fannie or Freddie backing. The four year
waiting period is now regardless of down pay- within what Fannie and Freddie will allow, there
are other options:
ment.
The most lenient programs for reestablished
This is a tough blow to a still fragile housing market. Over the past credit are available through the VA. Eligible vettwo years, housing has been kept erans can obtain a new VA loan only two years
afloat by a strong pool of investors after either a short sale, foreclosure, or bankruptcy.
For everyone else, the FHA presents the next
purchasing properties in record
numbers. As prices have risen over best option. The FHA will allow someone to purthe last two years, investors are chase a new home only three years after a short
phasing out of the housing market. sale or foreclosure, and only two years after a
A new set of buyers is needed to bankruptcy. The downside to an FHA loan is the
step in and keep the housing market cost of the mortgage insurance (MI). The amount
from falling into yet another down- of MI paid to the government on an FHA loan is
more than double what would typically be paid to
turn.
Many had hoped that this new a private mortgage insurance company under any
pool of buyers would come from other program. Of course, a simply strategy could
former homeowners who had lost be to obtain an FHA loan to get into the house
their prior residences in the last col- now, and refinance into a conventional loan as
lapse. Just a few years ago, millions soon as possible to get out of the PMI, even if its
of American homeowners found just a year later.
that a short sale was
their most responsible
The information contained in this
course of action.
column does not necessarily reflect
the opinion of The Local News.
Surely these individuals who
Arnaud Dufour is a Sr. Mortgage Banker at
tried to hanNewport Beach based DLJ Financial.
dle a difficult situation with
With more than eleven years in the industry,
a short sale would not be
Arnaud is available to answer questions
treated as leprous as those
in Real Estate Finance.
who just walked away and
E-mail: adufour@dljfinancial.com
let their homes go into foreCall: 714-677-4107.
closure.
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Although Fannie and
Felonius Assault, Jesus Diaz Vasquez

O
n September 10th, 2014 at approximately

0005 hours, an adult female was walking
home by herself in the area of Parkside and
Aldrich. An unknown adult male suspect approached
and attempted to converse with her, but the victim
continued to walk away. The suspect then knocked her
down and sexually assaulted her. After the attack,
he stole her purse and ran away. Responding officers were unable to locate the suspect. A
composite sketch was completed and released to the public.
Detectives developed information which
led them to a possible suspect. Today,
December 4th, 2014 detectives located and arrested an adult male, Jesus
Diaz Vasquez of Huntington Beach.
Vasquez was booked at Huntington
Beach Jail and charged with 220
(A)(1) PC (Felonious Sexual
Assault) and 211 PC (Robbery). His bail is currently set
at $100,000.00. Vasquez
photo is not being released at
this time due to the continuing
investigation.
Anyone who may have information regarding this incident is
asked to call the Huntington Beach Police Tip Line at

(714) 375-5066. Anyone wishing to remain anonymous should call Orange County Crime Stoppers at
1-855-TIP-OCCS (855-847-6627). You can
also contact Orange County Crime Stoppers by texting to phone number 274637 (C-R-I-M-ES) from a cell phone. All text messages should
begin with the letters
OCCS.
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Christmas)
Hungarian: Boldog Karcsonyt
Icelandic: Gledileg Jol
Indonesian: Selamat Hari Natal
Iraqi: Idah Saidan Wa Sanah Jadidah
Irish: Nollaig Shona Dhuit, or Nodlaig mhaith
chugnat
Iroquois: Ojenyunyat Sungwiyadeson honungradon nagwutut. Ojenyunyat osrasay.
Italian: Buone Feste Natalizie

Japanese: Shinnen omedeto. Kurisumasu Omedeto
Jiberish: Mithag Crithagsigathmithags
Korean: Sung Tan Chuk Ha
Kurdish: Ser sall nw proz
Lao: souksan van Christmas
Latin: Natale hilare et Annum Faustum!
Latvian: Prieci'gus Ziemsve'tkus un Laimi'gu Jauno Gadu!
Lausitzian: Wjesole hody a strowe nowe leto
Lettish: Priecigus Ziemassvetkus
Lithuanian: Linksmu Kaledu
Low Saxon: Heughliche Winachten un 'n moi Nijaar
Luxembourgish: Schine Chreschtdaag an e gudde Rutsch
Macedonian: Sreken Bozhik
Maltese: IL-Milied It-tajjeb
Manx: Nollick ghennal as blein vie noa
Maori: Meri Kirihimete
Marathi: Shub Naya Varsh (good New Year not Merry Christmas)
Navajo: Merry Keshmish
Norwegian: God Jul, or Gledelig Jul
Occitan: Pulit nadal e bona annado
Papiamento: Bon Pasco
Papua New Guinea: Bikpela hamamas blong dispela Krismas na Nupela yia i
go long yu
Pennsylvania German: En frehlicher Grischtdaag un en hallich Nei Yaahr!
Peru: Feliz Navidad y un Venturoso Ao Nuevo
Philippines: Maligayang Pasko!
Polish: Wesolych Swiat Bozego Narodzenia or Boze Narodzenie
Portuguese: Feliz Natal
Pushto: Christmas Aao Ne-way Kaal Mo Mobarak Sha
Rapa-Nui (Easter Island): Mata-Ki-Te-Rangi. Te-Pito-O-Te-Henua
Rhetian: Bellas festas da nadal e bun onn
Romanche: (sursilvan dialect): Legreivlas fiastas da Nadal e bien
niev onn!
Rumanian: Sarbatori vesele or Craciun fericit
Russian: Pozdrevlyayu s prazdnikom Rozhdestva is Novim
Godom
Sami: Buorrit Juovllat
Samoan: La Maunia Le Kilisimasi Ma Le Tausaga Fou
Sardinian: Bonu nadale e prosperu annu nou
Scots Gaelic: Nollaig Chridheil dhuibh
Serbian: Hristos se rodi.
Singhalese: Subha nath thalak Vewa. Subha Aluth
Awrudhak Vewa
Slovak: Vesele Vianoce. A stastlivy Novy Rok
Slovene: Vesele Bozicne Praznike Srecno
Novo Leto or Vesel Bozic in srecno Novo
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Spanish: Feliz Navidad
Swedish: God Jul and (Och) Ett Gott
Nytt r
Switzerland (Swiss-German):
Schni Wienachte
Tagalog: Maligayamg Pasko.
Masaganang Bagong Taon
Tamil: (Tamizh) Nathar
Puthu Varuda
Valthukkal (good New
Year not Merry
Christmas)
Trukeese: (Micronesian)
Neekiriisimas annim
oo iyer
seefe
feyiyeech!
Thai: Sawadee Pee Mai or souksan wan Christmas
Turkish: Noeliniz Ve Yeni Yiliniz Kutlu Olsun
Ukrainian: Z Rizdvom Khrystovym or S rozhdestvom
Kristovym
Urdu: Naya Saal Mubarak Ho (good New Year not
Merry Christmas)
Vietnamese: Chuc Mung Giang Sinh
Welsh: Nadolig Llawen
Yoruba: E ku odun, e ku iye'dun!
Afrikaans: Gesende Kersfees

Afrikander: Een Plesierige Kerfees
African/ Eritrean/ Tigrinja: Rehus-Beal-Ledeats
Albanian:Gezur Krislinjden
Arabic: Milad Majid
Argentine: Feliz Navidad
Armenian: Shenoraavor Nor Dari yev Pari Gaghand
Azeri: Tezze Iliniz Yahsi Olsun
Bahasa Malaysia: Selamat Hari Natal
Basque: Zorionak eta Urte Berri On!
Bengali: Shuvo Naba Barsha
Bohemian: Vesele Vanoce
Bosnian: (BOSANSKI) Cestit Bozic i Sretna Nova godina
Brazilian: Feliz Natal
Breton: Nedeleg laouen na bloavezh mat
Bulgarian: Tchestita Koleda; Tchestito Rojdestvo Hristovo
Catalan: Bon Nadal i un Bon Any Nou!
Chile: Feliz Navidad
Chinese: (Cantonese) Gun Tso Sun Tan'Gung Haw Sun
Chinese: (Mandarin) Sheng Dan Kuai Le
Choctaw: Yukpa, Nitak Hollo Chito
Columbia: Feliz Navidad y Prspero Ao Nuevo
Cornish: Nadelik looan na looan blethen noweth
Corsian: Pace e salute
Crazanian: Rot Yikji Dol La Roo
Cree: Mitho Makosi Kesikansi
Croatian: Sretan Bozic
Czech: Prejeme Vam Vesele Vanoce a stastny Novy Rok
Danish: Gldelig Jul
Duri: Christmas-e- Shoma Mobarak
Dutch: Vrolijk Kerstfeest en een Gelukkig Nieuwjaar! or Zalig
Kerstfeast
English: Merry Christmas
Eskimo: (inupik) Jutdlime pivdluarit ukiortame pivdluaritlo!
Esperanto: Gajan Kristnaskon
Estonian: Rmsaid Juluphi
Ethiopian: (Amharic) Melkin Yelidet Beaal
Faeroese: Gledhilig jol og eydnurikt nyggjar!
Farsi: Cristmas-e-shoma mobarak bashad
Finnish: Hyvaa joulua
Flemish: Zalig Kerstfeest en Gelukkig nieuw jaar
French: Joyeux Noel
Frisian: Noflike Krystdagen en in protte Lok en
Seine yn it Nije Jier!
Galician: Bo Nada
Gaelic: Nollaig chridheil agus Bliadhna
mhath r!
German: Frhliche Weihnachten
Greek: Kala Christouyenna!
Haiti: (Creole) Jwaye Nowel or to
Jesus Edo Bri'cho o Rish D'Shato
Brichto
Hausa: Barka da Kirsimatikuma Barka da Sabuwar
Shekara!
Hawaiian: Mele Kalikimaka
Hebrew: Mo'adim
Lesimkha. Chena
tova
Hindi: Shub
Naya Baras
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Year not
Merry
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