WhatLAUNCH : Artemis I rocket launch on 42-day mission to the moon When : Monday, during 8:3310:33 a.m. EDT window; backup windows on Friday, Sept. 2 and Monday, Sept. 5 Weather : 70% chance for good conditions Where to watch : Live coverage begins on NASA TV at nasa.gov/ live and its social media channels at 6:30 a.m.
Tribune ConTenT AgenCy KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, Fla. — Artemis I isn’t just a mission to orbit the moon. It’s the beginning of a new era for NASA that promises to not just return humans to the lunar surface, but to press on to Mars. “We are explorers and adven turers as a species,” said NASA Administrator Bill Nelson at a news conference Saturday. “That basically is the fulfillment of our destiny. But in that exploration, we’re going to learn new things and develop new things that are going to improve – just as it’s been under our space program – our lives here on Earth.” That’s the high-minded end goal of the Artemis program, originally announced by Presi dent Obama in 2012, but pushed forward by both President Trump and Biden, on a timeline that will last through at least the next five presidential terms with humans walking on Mars by 2040 if not earlier, Nelson said. Bhavya Lal, NASA associate administrator for tech nology, policy and strategy, said the program has a “politically resilient architecture” that can help see the missions through. “NASA is at a historic inflec tion point, poised to begin the most significant series of science and human exploration missions in over a generation,” she said. That future, though, relies on the success of Monday’s planned launch of the first Artemis flight, when the Space Launch System rocket topped with the Orion spacecraft looks to lift off from Kennedy Space Center’s Launch Pad 39-B during a two-hour window that opens at 8:33 a.m. Space Launch Delta 45’s weather squadron’s forecast calls for a 70% chance for good launch conditions. Backup launch opportunities fall on Sept. 2 and Sept. 5. Making history If it lights, the SLS will become the most powerful rocket ever to lift off from Earth, sending Orion into space with 8.8 million pounds of thrust, surpassing the strength generated during the Apollo launches of the 1960s and ’70s. The uncrewed Orion capsule is on tap for a 42-day mission that will travel more than 1.3 million miles orbiting the moon on a new looping trajectory dozens of times, sending it out nearly 280,000 miles from Earth and 40,000 miles beyond the moon, farther than any human-rated spacecraft has everTheflown.return journey will bring the capsule in hot, traveling at 24,500 mph to reach reentry tem peratures near 5,000 degrees before splashing down in the Pacific“WeOcean.havea lean-forward strat egy on Artemis I because it is an uncrewed test flight,” said Artemis DAILYREPUBLIC.COM | Well said. Well read MONDAY | August 29, 2022 | $1.00 Will C. Wood alum to speak at Boys & Girls Club A2 Meet the man who mooves the cow in “Into the Woods” B2 PAL ParkPrimebenefitsCenterfromRibinthefundraiser SuSAn HilAnd hasLeague.fieldgoselloutgoodtaininganotherreturnedtheforableParkannualSHILAND@DAILYREPUBLIC.NETFAIRFIELD—ThePrimeRibinthehasbeenarelifundraisingeventlocalgroupsoverpast17years.ItSaturdayforeveningofenteranddiningforacause.ProceedsfromtheeventthisyeartobenefittheFairPoliceActivitiesThenonprofitbeenworkinghard to get into its new site at 2250 N. Texas St. The city was con fronted in the early 2000s with the growing problem of juvenile delinquency. With the help of the community, including law enforce ment and local residents, the Fairfield PAL Matt Garcia Youth Center was created. The name has changed to the Fairfield PAL Youth Center. The center provides supervised programs
Tribune ConTenT AgenCy The next genera tion of Covid-19 booster shots – tailored spe cifically to combat the highly infectious family of omicron subvari ants – could roll out early next But who will be able to roll up their sleeves this time? And do those who have already received a booster, or two, really need to get another one? Here’s what we know. When will the omicron booster shot be available? The new booster could be available sometime in September, White House Covid-19 response coor dinator Dr. Ashish Jha said at a recent forum. But the shots will first need to be OK’d by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration and See Center,
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Joe Burbank/Orlando Sentinel/TNS photos Artemis I, NASA’s Space Launch System heavy-lift rocket carrying the Orion spacecraft, sits at Launch Pad 39-B at Kennedy Space Center, Florida, Sunday. The launch of the unmanned test flight on a moon-orbit mission is scheduled for 8:33 a.m. Monday EDT, with NASA forecasting an 80% chance of launch.
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The 17th annual Prime Rib in the Park draws 240 people to McNaughton Park in Fairfield to raise money for the Police Activities League, Saturday. An Orion program engineer sits near the Artemis II crew capsule being assembled at Kennedy Space Center, Florida, Sunday. The capsule will carry astronauts on a mission to orbit the moon in the future.
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Some of my best parenting moves were discoveries I made just by trying something out to see what would happen. Some times Kaci would wake up in the middle of the night (how come it’s always the middle of the night and not two-thirds of the night or three-quarters of the night?) and be hungry. I would have bottles of Similac at the ready in the fridge, but the only problem was, according to con ventional wisdom, they had to be warmed up first. More than once I heated a bottle up in a pot of water on the stove and since it was, again, the middle of the night, I was groggy and it got too warm. I then had to mix it with a refrig erated one to cool it down and well, you can see what an immense hassle that could and often did become. So one zero dark thirty morning I tried just plugging a bottle straight outta the fridge into Kaci’s shrieking pie hole without warming it up first. She was totally cool with chilled Similac. I felt like a genius. Please don’t tell Kaci this, but years later I success fully used this same technique on my Chiweenie, Chunky Tiberius Wade. I used to buy some expensive doggie sauce to moisten his dry kibble and one day just tried good ol’ inexpen sive H2O and he was totally cool with it. Genius times two. Be the paparazzi, but be Papa first My wife Beth and I took a bunch of pictures of my daugh ter when she was a kid that I cherish. They include one with me holding her above my head with one hand, the time we were at Sierra Bible Camp and she was playing with ashy logs and wiped the muck all over her face, having a tea party with Winnie the Pooh, Tinky Winky, Elmo and others and many
M y nephew Camden and his Camillewifeadded the newest Wade to our lineage Aug. 20. Oliver Cameron Scott Wade is poised to take on the Camden’sworld. pops is my baby brudda Scott and he and I had a disagreement about what the correct designation would now be for me and my other brothers OT and Kelvin. Greatuncles? Grand-uncles? That fickle Google dude says that either is cool. I prefer Superuncle for myself. As for what to call Scott, there are many choices that include Grandpa, Grampa, Gramps, Granddad, Boppa, Boppy, Grampy, Pawpaw, Poppy and Pops, among others. I will, however, henceforth and forevermore refer to Scott as Grandpappy after Popeye’s pops, Poopdeck Pappy. When I was a new dad in the late 1990s, I encountered a slightly annoying phenom enon that I referred to by the acronym TUBA. It stood for Totally Unsolicited Baby Advice. It seemed that wher ever I went, people were giving me pointers about how to be a dad. So while I didn’t love having so many folks giving me their opinions on childrearing back then, I am totally cool with me now doing the same thing many years later. Never underestimate the power of cardboard I remember getting our theninfant daughter Kaci some shiny new toy that was all the rage and that had all the latest bells and whistles . . . only to see her get completely enamored by the cardboard box that it came in and totally disregard the toy. Don’t fear the baby goo When I worked as a bagger at Lucky Supermarket in the 1980s I remember hearing a call for a cleanup on an aisle. When I got there expecting to have to take care of a shattered jar of pickles or salsa, instead I encountered an extremely apologetic young mom who told me the contents of her baby’s diaper had leaked onto the floor. All the way down the aisle. That was when my aversion, terror, maybe even phobia of baby goo was born. But once I had my own lil’ pooping love muffin, that fear evaporated. I quickly learned that baby goo ain’t nuttin’ but a thang. You clean it up, dispose of it and move on. Now, the real horrifying thing was not what came out of her lil’ butt, but what came out of the other end. The screaming and wailing while you desper ately tried to decipher just what the problem was was a much bigger deal. Try stuff
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Government meetings dot week’s calendar Several government meetings will be held this week and are all open to theThepublic.scheduled meet ings include: n Vacaville Planning Commission, special meeting, 6 p.m. Tuesday, Vacaville City Hall, City Council chamber, 650 Merchant St. www.ci.vacaville.ca.us.Info: n Suisun City Council and Planning Commis sion, special meeting, 6 p.m. Tuesday, City Council chamber, 701 Civic Center Blvd. ment/city-council.www.suisun.com/governInfo: n Vacaville School Dis trict Board of Trustees, special meeting, 5:45 p.m. Thursday, board room at Educational Services Center, 401 Nut Tree Road. Info: vpublic?open.vusdca/Board.nsf/boarddocs.com/ca/https://go. n Solano County Plan ning Commission, 7 p.m. Thursday, 675 Texas St., Fairfield. Info: commission/agendas.asp.solano_county_planning_boardscommissions/county.com/depts/rm/solano
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Learn about naming patterns at meeting Genealogy Society of Vallejo-Benicia’s next presentation will be on “Naming Patterns of Our Ancestors” that begins at 1:30 p.m. ColonialThursday.America and most European countries followed a specific naming order for their children. Participants will discover the origin of surnames, the pattern for handing down given names, and the use of middle, maiden and recycled names.
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Vi Parsons, has a life long passion for history, travel and teaching, is the program speaker. Parsons received accreditation from Brigham Young Uni versity in Provo, Utah for her studies in begin ning genealogy. She was awarded a certificate in American Genealogy from the National Genealogical Society of ParticipantsVirginia.will take part remotely in the Zoom presentation.Allactive Genealogy Society of Vallejo-Beni cia members will receive a Zoom link. If you would like to attend as a non member guest, send an email to president@gsvb. org no later than 4 p.m. Wednesday and request a Zoom
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Buffalo Soldiers to return to Peña Adobe Company G of the 10th Cavalry, better known to history as the Buffalo Soldiers, will ride out of western history Saturday and back to Peña Adobe Park for another visit nextTheymonth.will be joined by the mounted volunteers of Solano County Sheriff’s Posse and their horses at the Peña Adobe Historical Society’s free open house, which runs from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Peña Adobe Park off Interstate 80, left of the Lagoon Valley ParkMusicentrance.will be pro vided by the Vacaville Jammers, a group of musi cians of all styles who play acoustic instruments and singThetogether.Peña Adobe, built by pioneer Juan Felipe Peña in 1842, will be open for tours. The park is also home to the Mow ers-Goheen Museum. Museum displays include items of the area’s early history and will also be open to visitors. For more information, call 707-447-0518, or visit www.penaadobe.org.
Nancy Loe will present “Picture This: Catalog ing Digital Family Photos” at the next meeting of the Solano County Genealogi calThisSociety.virtual pre sentation begins at 11 a.m. Saturday. Loe is a professional genealogist, archivist and librarian, according to a press release from the local genealogical society. Family photographs may seem so complex that they defy organizing. Those who join the session will learn how to tame their digital family photo graphs by adding names, dates and other infor mation to images. Her presentation will cover simple and effective pro cesses, from scanning and adding information for retrieval, to filing and backing up your photo graphs so you can do it once and do it effectively. Guests are welcome to attend this free event. If interested, send an email to the society at scgs@ scgsca.org no later than 4 p.m. Wednesday and request an invitation. More information on events can be found on the society’s webpage at www.scgsca.org.
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Fairfield freelance humor col umnist and accidental local historian Tony Wade writes two weekly columns: “The Last Laugh” on Mondays and “Back in the Day” on Fridays. Wade is also the author of The History Press books “Growing Up In Fairfield, California” and “Lost Restaurants of Fairfield, California.” my nephew Camden, his wife Camille Tony Wade Back in the day 428-9871 Oliver Road, Help PROBATE The People
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July 7, 1925 — Aug. 21, 2022 On Aug. 21, 2022, Elizabeth J. Perdoni went home to her Heavenly Father. She was born in Lancaster, Ohio, on July 7, 1925.She married her childhood sweet heart Joseph W. Perdoni in 1944 and they had four chil dren: James, Timothy, Lillian andSheJoseph.moved to Fairfield in 1951, where she worked as a bookkeeper for 35 years and was a longtime parish ioner of Holy Spirit Church. Viewing will be held from 3 to 5 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 30, 2022, at Fairfield Funeral Home, 1750 Pennsylvania Ave., Fairfield. A funeral Mass will be held at 11 a.m. Wednesday, Aug. 31, 2022, at Holy Spirit Cath olic Church, 1070 N. Texas Ave., Fairfield, California. Burial being held at a later date. In lieu of flowers, please make donations to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospi tal, or Sister Liz Scholarship c/o Holy Spirit ArrangementsSchool.under the care of Fairfield Funeral Home, with online condo lences including the full obituary can be read com.www.fairfieldfuneral-home.at please call the at 425-4646 hours week days in charge of the where occurred. will be
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Dad joke No. 1 This one is specifically for Camden as he has inherited the Wade sense of humor. When you are out somewhere with Oliver, say the grocery store, and someone says something to your little cherub like, “You are such a cutie!” immediately respond, “Thank you, my baby is cute, too!” It works every time. You’re welcome.
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CALMATTERS COMMENTARY COMMENTARYSTUFF States’s ban won’tgas-poweredoncarsbeeasy C alifornia made it official last week: The state will ban sales of gaso line-powered new cars after 2035. Gov. Gavin Newsom, who issued the executive order leading to the Air Resources Board’s adoption of the ban, issued his characteristic boast about Califor nia being out front. “The climate crisis is solvable if we focus on the big, bold steps necessary to stem the tide of carbon pollution,” Newsom said. “California now has a sales100%world-leadinggroundbreaking,plantoachievezero-emissionvehicleby2035.It’sambitious,it’sinnovative,it’stheactionwemusttakeifwe’reseriousaboutleavingthisplanetbetteroffforfuturegenerations.”Declaringthatthesaleofgas-poweredcarswillend13yearshenceistheeasy part. Actually transforming a huge com ponent of Californians’ daily lives, and a big chunk of the state’s economy, will be immensely difficult. Take, for example, driving range. The new regulations want zero emission vehi cles (ZEVs) sold in California to be capable of traveling up to 150 miles without recharging. That might be sufficient for daily commut ing within a compact region. But what about longerLet’strips?saysomeone living in San Francisco wanted to drive to Lake Tahoe for skiing? A 150-mile range would not even cover a one-way trip. The solution might be lots of recharg ing stations along interregional highways, but whereas a fill-up of gasoline might take 10 minutes, recharging electric cars now takes much longer. Is California willing to build the hundreds of thousands of recharg ing stations a complete conversion to battery-powered cars would require? Could Californians drive their mandated ZEVs into other states without running out of juice? Even overnight charging would be a chal lenge. Those who keep their vehicles in home garages might make it work, but how about apartment dwellers? Even if landlords pro vided chargers in their designated parking places, an apartment usually has just one space while most apartments have multiple car-owning tenants. That’s why the streets around housing complexes are packed with parkedHowcars.would the decree affect low-income Californians who typically purchase used cars? Today, battery-powered cars are rel atively expensive. The cheapest new ones run close to $30,000, although federal and state subsidies bring down their net costs. Will those subsidies continue? California has about 29 million cars and light trucks on the road now and roughly two million new vehicles are sold each year. ZEVS now account for about 16% of those sales, the most of any state. Even if 100% of sales are ZEVs, it would take at least 15 years for a complete conversion and while it occurs, we would still need service and refu eling facilities for gas-powered vehicles. Speaking of which, what would happen to the hundreds of thousands of Califor nians who are now employed in providing thoseFinally,services?recharging millions of ZEVs would impose a major new demand on Cal ifornia’s electric grid – not to mention the impact of phasing out home appliances that now use gas in favor of electric devices. California is already struggling to meet the current power demand as it also phases out gas-fired generators in favor of wind and solar facilities. Will we have enough juice for recharging ZEVs, particularly during the night, when the sun doesn’t shine and the wind may not be blowing? Both the reliability of a wind- and sunpowered grid and the availability and price of battery-powered cars also will depend on having enough lithium to build enough batteries to make everything work as envi sioned. Given the nation’s dependence on lithium from other countries and the fra gility of global supply chains, that’s not a small risk. CalMatters is a public interest journalism venture committed to explaining how Califor nia’s state Capitol works and why it matters. For more columns by Dan Walters, go to calmatters.org/commentary.
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S o, are we living in George Orwell’s famous book, “1984”? A dystopia where “Big Brother” runs every thing? Look at our bloated bureaucracy with its nonstop intrusions into our affairs. Now many Americans on all sides are astounded by Attor ney General Merrick Gar land’s authorized “raid.” And a “raid” it was, complete with automatic weapons and a narra tive against a former president. Many Americans are asking. “How can this happen?” Let me explain. I spent many years as a special agent and a supervisory special agent in criminal cases for the Secret Service and for the Organized Crime Strike Force. I personally obtained or supervised the obtaining of more than a 100 grand jury subpoenas and warrants: arrest, search, and Title III oral intercepts, commonly called “wiretaps.”Useofasearch warrants implies criminality, which was the A.G.’s intent. It’s used legally when other avenues have been exhausted or there is legitimate fear of evidence being concealed or destroyed. The people authorizing and executing one must be worthy of trust and confidence as often property, freedom and some times lives are at stake. Our Fourth Amendment clearly states “. . . no warrants shall issue, but upon prob able cause (sufficient reason based upon facts to believe a crime has been committed or evidence or things are connected to a crime), supported by oath or affirmation, and partic ularly describing the place to be searched, and the persons or things to be seized.” This protects Ameri cans from illegal searches and seizures by overzealous investigators or prosecutors, which is critical in sustaining ourThisrepublic.action can be com plicated, complex and difficult to accomplish, as it should be, because ultimately this can be a devastat ing process. This is why a federal law enforcement officer, whether special agent, deputy U.S. marshal, etc., has to write a sworn affidavit underpin ning the reasons for issuing a warrant. Every part of the affidavit is scruti nized, and overseen by the assistant U.S. attorney assigned or higher Department of Justice official(s) up to the attorney general. This process has been in place in one form or another since America’s founding to ensure constitutional pro tections and proper procedures are followed and rights are not infringed; if not, prosecutions collapse, poten tially subverting justice. Normally, if necessary, a subpoena will suffice to obtain records sought. However, occasionally a follow-up subpoena is required. In urgent cases i.e., eminent danger of loss or destruc tion of evidence sought, a search warrant could issue. Attorney General Garland, by his own assertions, approved skipping the normal process. Why? President Joe Biden’s regime was looking for something else. They were looking for political theater to stop Donald Trump from running for president. How do I know? On Aug. 23, informa tion was released showing the paper trail for this action beginning in April. This means the “good faith” discus sions held and urgency alleged were a sham. The Biden regime was looking for something but knowing they had no evidence to get a warrant, they fabricatedAmericait.witnessed a spectacle a Banana Republic would recognize. FBI special agents with weapons displayed, helicopters overhead, a parade of trucks and the partisan press tipped off so the whole unprec edented Kabuki theater show was seen worldwide. With this done to a former president, do you feel safe in your Also,home?ifanyone thinks President Biden wasn’t notified and approved of this outrage against a former president and potential future candidate for his job, I have a bridge for sale in Brook lyn I’d like to sell you. So this is President Biden’s sec ond-rate regime. Thank God the nomination of this feckless fool, Attor ney General Garland, to the Supreme Court was blocked. Is this the leader ship of the Democratic Party? Is the accused assumed guilty until proven innocent? Is this ship of fools out of control. Yes, it is. Jim McCully is a former chairman of the Solano County Republican Central Committee and former regional vice chairman of the California Repub lican Party.
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C alifornia is once again trying to use govern ment mandates to force its residents to help fight climate change. The state’s latest installment in this longrunning play, a new rule banning the sale of new gaspowered vehicles by 2035, is likely to be as much a failure as its previous efforts were. The proposal is a classic exercise of hubris. The thinking goes like this: The state wants to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and many of those come from cars and trucks. Therefore, if it bans the sale of new cars that emit those gasses, the people will follow along without much complaint. Cars become electric, greenhouse gas emissions go down and the problem is solved. The problem comes from that little variable the state’s bureaucrats overlook: the people. The vast major ity of people buy cars and trucks to get from one place to another, not to serve some lofty climate goal. They also balance the costs of transporta tion against other goods, like housing and food. If transportation costs rise, they look for ways to cut them to main tain consumption elsewhere. That’s basicPeopleeconomics.buygas-powered cars today in large part because they are cheaper than electric ones. Prices for electric vehicles are substantially higher than for equivalent gas-powered models. The average EV is about $10,000 more expensive upfront, a massive amount for the average household and an insuperable one for low-income house holds. Even the new, more restrictive $7,500 per vehicle tax credit doesn’t fully eliminate the upfront price disadvantage that discourages EV pur chase. Fuel and maintenance costs are usually lower for electric vehicles than for gas-powered cars, but it still takes years for owners to recoup the heavy upfront price premium. Then there’s the battery life and depletion problem. Batteries of all types eventually lose their ability to store electricity, and vehicle bat teries are no exception. The longer you own an EV, the more the battery will deplete and require frequent recharging. This happens more quickly in places with extreme heat or cold – which is to say, most places in the United States outside of California. That means an owner will either have to recharge their car more frequently, raising oper ating costs, or even replace their battery at substantial costs. Man ufacturers typically warranty their battery for 10 years or 100,000 miles, but that’s little comfort for someone who expects to drive their vehicle beyond those points. Then you get the problem of con venience. Gas-powered cars can run for hundreds of miles without needing refueling, and filling the tank takes only a few minutes. EVs are catching up on the ability to go long distances, but they can’t come close to matching the refueling advantage gas-pow ered cars have. Even with a Level 2 charger, which itself costs hun dreds – or thousands – of dollars to purchase and install in one’s home, it takes hours to fully recharge a drained battery. That’s a matter of hard phys ical science, not economics, making EVs a problematic purchase for households that drive long distances frequently.Gettingaround this by purchasing a plug-in hybrid, a combination elec tric- and gas-powered car that the new rule would permit, reduces the impact on climate change the rule-makers are trying to achieve. And the rule also includes a minimum electric range requirement – 50 miles – that new plug-in hybrids would have to meet to be sold in 2035. Almost no current models meet that Olympian standard. Regulators surely expect their mandate to drive cost reductions and technology improvements that can mitigate over time these barriers to EV adoption. But the rule contains its own self-destructive clause by allow ing the sale of used gas-powered vehicles. Used vehicles are already about 70% of all annual vehicles sales. Drivers who can’t afford new EVs will increasingly turn to the used market to get the gas-powered car they really want. That will in turn reduce the demand signals regulators hope to generate to force auto manufactur ers to improve EV technology. It’s like they punched their own holes in a hose even as they plan to try to push more water through it. California’s insistence on top-down mandates is all the more surprising given its own checkered experience with such measures. The state pro mulgated a Low Emission Vehicle mandate in 1990, intending to drive demand and technological change in gas-powered cars to lower conven tional pollutant emissions. The rule flopped spectacularly as demand for the new cars remained low and man ufacturers could not economically produce the desired technological improvements. The rule was watered down considerably, and an analy sis by the Public Policy Institute of California found that most of the envi ronmental improvements over time came from vehicle changes unrelated to the rule’s strictures. This gap between hope and reality is endemic in climate change policy. People have minds of their own and balance climate goals against a host of other considerations. If achieving climate aspirations costs too much, most people will abandon them in favor of other, more personally impor tant goals. That is a reality that can only be overcome by force, much as government can compel behavior during wartime by rationing and price controls. The fact that there’s no polit ical will to impose those measures on recalcitrant Americans means that climate policies like California’s will inevitably fail to reach their goals. California’s new electric car mandate is inspired by the best of intentions. But its ignorance of human nature and economics means it’s likely to be just another case of Califor nia dreamin’. Henry Olsen is a Washington Post columnist and a senior fellow at the Ethics and Public Policy Center.
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AQUARIUS (Jan. 20Feb. 18). You won’t need a lot of time to warm to new people. Friendly and observant, you’ll find common ground, deter mine how you can help one another and set expectations. You’ll adjust quickly to peo ple’s quirks.
Dear Annie: I was raised during an eco nomic depression. I had a sister who was two years older than me and a sister who was six years younger. I was a 6-year-old when my baby sister was born, and my life changed. My parents made me responsible for taking care of my baby sister. I fed her and bathed her, and if she got hurt, it was my fault. All I ever heard from my mother was, “Give it to the baby,” “Let the baby have it” and, “Take the baby with you.” All my free time was spent taking care of the “baby” and keeping the houseWhereclean.was my older sister? To this day, I don’t know what was wrong with her. She refused to take any orders, never did what she didn’t want to do and treated me badly. My parents couldn’t do anything with her, so they just let her do her thing. I was responsible for not only taking care of “the baby” but cleaning the house and other chores – as much as a young girl could do. I wasn’t mistreated, but I felt unloved by myAtparents.sucha young age, I didn’t realize how hard it was for my parents to keep food on the table and pay rent in order to keep the family together. When I got older and understood this, my dad sat me down one day and started his con versation with: “First, your mother and I want to apologize to you for placing so much respon sibility on you. We couldn’t depend on your sister, and we could depend on, and trust, you.” He told me how much he and my mother loved me. I was never told that before. My responsibilities didn’t end until I married and left home. My older sister’s behav ior never changed, but my father’s talking to me, and apol ogizing, made the remaining years at home bearable. After I became a parent and expe rienced hard times as a wife and mother, I realized how hard it was for my parents. The main thing is that they stayed together and kept their familyRaisedtogether.during a depression, I had many interesting stories I have shared with friends over the years, and one friend sug gested I write a story of my life. I sat down at my computer one day and started writing, and I found that I was still harboring resentment. Gradually, I dis covered that the more I wrote, the more I was able to forgive and let go. This also helped my son and daughter to understand why I did certain things, and they appreciated that I never forced either one of them to be responsible for the other. I am no longer in contact with my older sister, and I have a good relationship with my younger sister. Although it has been a hard life, I am thankful it has made me a better person who is a survivor. — Grateful for the Hardships Dear Grateful: Thank you for sharing your letter, which touches on three important points. One is that even though your father and mother were clearly not ideal parents and made mistakes, they recognized them and apologized. That takes a great deal of charac ter and is an important lesson. Parents all make mistakes, but it is in the repair and acknowl edgment of the mistakes that the real healing begins. What a greatThelesson.second is that you allowed your hardships to make you better instead of bitter. You signed your letter “Grate ful for the Hardships,” and that awareness is one of the greatest gifts you can give to yourself, and you are setting a marvelous example for your children and grandchildren.Thethirdisthe compassion that you have for your parents, realizing that they, too, were struggling financially and prob ably emotionally and that they did the best they could with what they knew at the time. They, too, were surviving. Once they knew better, they did better.
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GEMINI (May 21-June 21). When someone brushes against an emotional wound, it hurts. But it also shows you where you still need to heal. All in all, you’re where you need to be and among the perfect people to help you.
CANCER (June 22-July 22). You have gracefully fulfilled a responsibility to loved ones. You’ve said your piece and given all the help you can. Now, the most loving thing you can do is back off, relax and be awed by the healing process.
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LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23). There was a time you just wanted people to understand you. It’s less important to you now. You make efforts to clearly communicate, but there’s no pain involved if they still don’t get it. Not needing to be understood is liberating. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 21). Your stance has changed and will continue to change as new information colors the picture. Better to be open-minded than certain of a falsehood. You still value the same things, though your beliefs can be a work in progress.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22Jan. 19). Even if you can’t com pletely control your moods, you can steer them somewhat. You’ll be particularly suscep tible to environmental factors today, so if you go where the wholesome, sunshiny vibes are, you should be golden.
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VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22). Love is the focus. You may spend as much time chasing it as you do running from it. Fortune favors your intu ition, so let your next move be a reflexive one. Don’t think too much about it; just let instinct show you where to go.
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SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22Dec. 21). An opportunity is time-sensitive. Seize it now or pass, knowing you’ll not see quite the same situation arise again. Timeliness also applies to problems, which you’ll handle promptly and avoid complication.
To a greater extent than was previously possible, you’ll create your own life. It will feel wonderful to steer the wheel of destiny instead of reacting to it. You’ll get around in style thanks to upgrades.well-earnedNewpeople and areas of study will contribute significantly to your happiness and high energy. Aries and Cancer adore you. Your lucky numbers are: 9, 21, 4, 43 and 16.
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TAURUS (April 20-May 20). You can’t pursue every lead, but the good ones will compel you to move forward somehow, even if you’re not sure how. If you don’t get the response you were looking for, don’t worry – it’s just a twist in the spellbinding plot.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20). People are tripping over one another to win at a game. Instead, you’ll pull back and make a strategic plan. You’ll fixate on a specific target, gather your resources and make a calculated leap.
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ARIES (March 21-April 19). Your visual sense is enhanced now. You’ll quite literally see what you couldn’t yesterday. You’ll be inspired and moti vated by beauty, and you’ll learn quickly by picturing information.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22). You could force things into your mold, but not without great effort and adverse con sequences. Try adjusting your expectation and requirements instead. Then you’ll see what’s really going on and plan a smarter response.
The summer North American Championships were held in Provi dence, Rhode Island, near the end of July. The premier event was the Spingold Knockout Teams. The final was nail-biting. Over the next two weeks, let’s look at the key deals in the 60-board match between Paul Street-Nicolas L’Ecuyer, Massimiliano di Franco-Andrea Manno and Ron Pachtman-Piotr Pawel Zatorski; and Pierre Zimmermann-Fernando Piedra, Sjoert Brink-Sebastiaan Drijver and Piotr Gawrys-Michal Klukowski. Zimmermann led by 26 interna tional match points after the first quarter, aided by big swings on Boards 5 and 6. (All deals are rotated to make South the declarer.) Look only at the West hand. What would you lead against six hearts? In answer to Stayman, South show 4-4 in the majors. North set hearts via a transfer. Then a series of control-bids (South’s being second-round) were followed by Roman Key Card Black wood and South’s reply showing one. At the other table, Di Franco and Manno were “satisfied” with four hearts.What did Street (West) lead? The club ace and another club? No -- the spade seven. So Zimmermann took these 12 tricks: four spades, four hearts, two diamonds, one club and a diamond ruff in his hand. It is curious how often someone makes a lead-directing bid or double, but then, on lead himself, chooses a different suit when his suit was the winner all COPYRIGHT:along.2022,UNITED SYNDICATE
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‘House of the Dragon’ renewed for Season 2 less than a week after premiere Tribune ConTenT AgenCy HBO has released some fire “Housenews.of the Dragon,” a prequel series to “Game of Thrones,” has been renewed for a second season, the cable network announced Friday. The news comes less than a week after the long-awaited fantasy series – which centers on the ancestors of Mother of Dragons Daenerys Targaryen and is set 200 years before “GOT” –debuted on Sunday. By the following night, HBO shared that the premiere – watched by nearly 10 million viewers on Sunday across both the cable channel and its streaming sister HBO Max – was a landmark one. The show boasts the largest series launch at the streamer and HBO’s largest audience for any original“‘Houseshow. of the Dragon’ features an incredibly talented cast and crew who poured their heart and soul into the produc tion, and we’re ecstatic with viewers’ positive response,” Casey Boys, chief content officer at HBO and HBO Max, said in a oftheterpremiereDailyofWesterlingwhoGrahamstatement.McTavish,playsSerHarroldon“HousetheDragon,”toldtheNewsaheadofthethathischaracis“amoralcenterinstory”amid“aworldvipers.”
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such as basketball, boxing, martial arts, music, mul timedia, soccer, dance, running, homework tutor ing and Primemore.Rib in the Park, which includes a live auction, silent auction, dessert auction and prize drawing along with good food, was sponsored once again by the Fair field Host Lions Club at McNaughton Park in the city’sCapt.downtown.Dan Marshall, the Fairfield PAL presi dent, said he was happy with how generous people had been this year. “This is really impor tant during this rebuilding in our new facility,” he said. “We still need oper ational funds, as well as otherPALitems.”leaders have a long wish list of things that need work, like the HVAC system, and multi ple repairs to the building. But they would also love to have things for the pro gram’s participants, like bikes, scooters, skate board racks, seating, a PS5 system and similar teen-centric items. Fairfield PAL is a place for teens ages 13 to 18 to engage in free programs that helps them learn and grow as members of the“Allcommunity.themoney is going to go to help us fund a new PAL center,” MarshallAmyiasaid.Simms, 16, has been part of the PAL program for four years. She gave a speech Satur day on how PAL helped her to 240 guests. “I have grown as a person,” she said. “They have helped me develop better social habits and learn patience. Things take time to comeThetogether.”skillsSimms has learned have helped her at her job at Taco Bell, which she started in May. “This has been our second year helping Fairfield PAL with this benefit,” Fairfield Host Lions Club member Nancy Meadows Trigueiro said. PAL members also helped with serving and setting up the dinner. “They are really facing a push to get into the new building, and they need this help more than ever,” Meadows Trigueiro said of the PAL board. The Fairfield Host Lions Club is the origi nal service club in Solano County and since 1924 has been providing services through a number of fundraisers.Formore information and ways to support the PAL program, go to about-pal?locale=en.ments/police/fairfield-pal/government/city-departwww.fairfield.ca.gov/
Setting up the future Artemis II will bring four astronauts on a similar mission to orbit the moon, but only for eight days with a launch planned for no earlier than May 2024. NASA officials with the Astro naut Corps said the names of those four crew members are expected to come before the end of theArtemisyear. III will return humans, including the first woman, to the lunar surface for the first time since Apollo 17 astro nauts Eugene Cernan and Harrison Schmidt headed back home on Dec. 14, 1972. The mission is still targeted for 2025, although budget oversight officials have suggested it’s likely to slip to 2026. While four will fly out on Orion, only two will head to the surface. That can’t happen, though, until NASA receives new spacesuits being developed by commer cial partners, and not before SpaceX builds out a version of its in-the-works Starship, which was awarded the sole contract for NASA’s Human Landing System for Artemis III. Its desti nation is the moon’s south pole where scientists say there may be water ice hidden in the shadows of lunar craters that never see the light of the sun. That resource could be harvested to help create both air to breathe and fuel for Artemisrockets.IVwill see a larger version of the SLS rocket bringing out pieces to a lunar space station called Gateway that while much smaller than the International Space Station, is designed to be a weigh station for Orion while astronauts venture to the lunar surface. After that, future Artemis missions seek to fly at least once a year to continue out a con tinued lunar presence with an eye on venturing on to “WhatMars.happens after Mars and at the very highest level, our goal isn’t just to go visit a place right? It’s to bring the solar system and beyond into our into our eco nomic realm.” Lal said. “It’s sort of saying, what happened after the Lewis and Clark expedition? Well, there was so much that happened after that, right? So in this it’s sort of the same analogy. ... We want to learn to live off the land for the longterm. And those are the sorts of things that we want to do after Mars.”
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The 5.75 millionpound, 322-foot-tall combination of the Space Launch System, Orion capsule and mobile launcher are taller and heavier than the spaceSLSshuttles.ismade up of a 212-foot-tall core stage built by Boeing with four RS-25 engines from Aerojet Rocketdyne that were previously used in the space shuttle program. They’ll blow through 730,000 gallons of super-cooled liquid hydrogen and liquid oxygen on liftoff along with two solid rocket boosters from Northrop Grumman that will provide the majority of oomph needed to get the massive rocket up into low-Earth orbit. For the first three Artemis missions, United Launch Alliance along with Aerojet Rocketdyne are providing even more thrust via the Interim Cryogenic Propulsion Stage that will raise Orion to an altitude during a short orbit around Earth and send it on its way on a trans-lunar injec tion. At that point, the ICPS breaks off and pro pulsion is in the hands of international partner the European Space Agency with a service module that will adjust its track both to, around and back home from the moon. What’s along for the ride
What about children younger than 12? Neither Pfizer nor Moderna has sought clearance to offer omicron boosters to chil dren younger than 12. That age group already lags well behind others in terms of vacci nationDoctorsrates. recommend getting younger children vaccinated, even if it’s with the conventional vaccine, given its effec tiveness in protecting against andinhospitalwho’sreallysaid,important,Vaccinationshospitalization.areChin-Hongbecause“youcan’talwayspredictgoingtogotothe[fromCovid-19]theunder-12agegroup,youdon’tknowwhat variant is coming. So I think that it behooves everybody to think seriously” about vaccinat ing“We’vechildren.been getting more and more data that it is effective for the most serious out comes,” he Chin-Hongsaid. cited a recent study of the PfizerBioNTech vaccine for children 5 to 11 during the first omicron surge in Singapore, which found that completing the primary vaccination series was 83% effective against hospitalization.
“We have not seen serious side effects in kids ages 5-11” as a result of getting vaccinated, Dr. Rhea Boyd wrote on an American Academy of Pediatrics website. “It is safe and it Vaccinationsworks.”also can reduce the chances of long-term side effects after experiencing Covid-19, including long Covid. In addition, a Covid-19 diagnosis is associated with a subse quent higher chance of getting diabetes for both adults and children. U.S. children between 5 and 11 became eligible for Covid-19 vaccinations last November and for a booster in ChildrenMay. younger than 5 became eligible for Covid-19 vaccines in June. Pfizer on Tuesday said its vaccine was 73% effective at preventing Covid-19 among children 6 months to 4 years old. Before the shots became available, pediatricians said that the omicron variant pushed hospital ization rates for children age 4 and younger to the highest level of the entire pandemic.
Generally, many officials and experts rec ommend getting a booster as soon as you’re eligi ble – particularly if you’re at higher risk of severe health consequences fromButCovid-19.othersmay decide to wait a bit, until October or November, as the booster’s potency will likely wane over time, as has been the case with other vaccine doses. Peak effectiveness will likely be in the four or five months following the shot, with the maximum effec tiveness one month after the injection, according to Chin-Hong.Inthepandemic’s first fall-and-winter wave, coronavirus cases in Cal ifornia began increasing in November and peaked in December. In last year’s fall-and-winter wave, cases began spiking in December.Federal officials have said that people who got a conventional booster shot earlier this year – including a second booster – will be eligible for the omicron booster. Should I get omicronnowconventionalaboosterorwaitfortheone?
While no humans are flying, there will be three manne quins – Commander Moonikin Campos, Zohar and Helga – as well as a zero gravity indica tor in the form of plush SnoopyCamposdoll. was named to honor the late Arturo Campos, who helped NASA bring the Apollo 13 crew safely back to Earth, and will be wearing the astronaut survival spacesuit that will be the outfits of future human astronauts. Unlike the suits of the space shuttle era, these will be able to keep astro nauts alive for six days in the event of an emer gency. Zohar and Helga are only partial manne quins and only one will get to wear a special radiation protection vest, which is important since solar flares and gamma rays are a greater risk when astronauts travel farther away from Earth. Also hitching a ride are 10 small satellites that will be deployed while Orion is on its way to the moon. Some of them have lunar science assignments themselves such as searching for ice, and even one that will attempt a soft landing on the surface.
Launch day and the future Vice President Kamala Harris will be on site for the launch as well as Apollo 17’s Schmitt and Apollo 10 astronaut ThomasAstronautStafford.
Dr. Peter Chin-Hong, a UC San Francisco infec tious disease expert, said the omicron booster will help prevent people’s lives from being dis rupted by an infection. As of mid-July, unvac cinated Californians were seven times more likely to get Covid-19, nearly 12 times more likely to be hospitalized with the disease and 11 times more likely to die than
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Victor Glover, who flew to the International Space Station in 2020, will be among current astro nauts involved in NASA’s live launch coverage Monday“Whenmorning.those four RS-25s and those two solids light, I hope the whole world is watching,” he said during the origi nal Artemis I rollout this past spring. “And I hope a lot of kids decide to study science and math. Because that’s really what it’s about – inspiring kids to go out and be their bestGloverselves.”is also one of 18 astronauts named by NASA to be in the running for future poten tial Artemis flights.
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“I am excited because this is a great step for humanity. We call things that humans come together to do – we put aside our differences and we accomplish great things – we call it moon shots,” he said. “It’s been a long time since we’ve actually made a moonshot. So our generation now has a chance to have our own actual moonshot.”
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While the final call is still pending, the expec tation is that eligibility will be Pfizerbroad.last Monday asked the FDA to autho rize its new omicron booster shot for people age 12 and older. Moderna made the same request Tuesday for adults for its booster. What’s the benefit of getting the new booster? The latest dominant omicron subvariant, BA.5, differs in a number of ways from the original strain the vac cines were designed against, Jha said. While the original vac cines still do relatively well in keeping people out of the intensive care unit and dying, he said, their effectiveness in prevent ing infection has declined over time because of the evolution of the omicron strain. BA.5, in particular, has proved to be not only highly transmissible but also able to reinfect those who recently got over a bout with a prior strain of theThecoronavirus.omicron booster, Jha added, represents a potentially substantial upgrade in the vaccine “in terms of their ability to prevent infection, to prevent transmission, certainly to prevent serious illness and death.”
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Since omicron boost ers could be mere weeks away, it Existingdepends.CDC guid ance recommends most adults and children age 5 and older get a booster at least five months after completing their primary boosteraccordingconventionala65theirleasttopeopleimmunocompromisednationafteratshouldnocompromisedvaccinationseries.(Immupeoplegettheirboosterleastthreemonthstheprimaryvacciseries.)Adults50andupandarerecommendedgetasecondboosteratfourmonthsafterfirstbooster.Peopleolderthanwhoarepastdueforboostershouldgettheshotnow,toChin-Hong.Gettingaconventionalnowwouldalso
make sense for people who are, for instance, five or more months out from their last Covid-19 inoc ulation, are eligible for a booster and are about to go into a higher-risk situ ation, such as taking a trip abroad, he added. “If you’re going to wander into places with a lot of expo sure – like you’re going to Europe – you might want to consider getting the fourth shot sooner (rather) than later,” Uni versity of California, San Francisco epidemiologist Dr. George Rutherford said at a recent campus town hall. But getting a conventional booster now may mean you’ll have to wait before becoming eligible for the omicron booster, he said. Other people already overdue for a booster can reasonably decide to wait for the omicron shot, he said.
Omicron From Page One mission manager Mike Sarafin. “Because we are looking at this from the macro perspective, and the manifest perspective, we are trying to buy down risk for crewed flight so we’re willing to take more risk on Artemis I, on an uncrewed test flight, than we would on a later crewed flight.”
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By JErry McDonalD BAY AREA NEWS GROUP SANTA CLARA — The 49ers were back at practice Sunday, making plans behind mostly closed doors as to the makeup of the 53-man roster which will play in Chicago for their regularseason opener against the Bears on Sept. 11. The 49ers had only one trans action, waiving cornerback Ka’dar Hollman with much more to come before Tuesday’s roster cutdown to 53 players. That means quarter back Jimmy Garoppolo remains awaiting a trade or more likely a release while safety Jimmie Ward appears slated for injured reserve for the first four games of theAmongseason. those who weren’t at practice included wide receiver Deebo Samuel, who sus tained a contusion to the back of his knee that the 49ers don’t believe is serious, and left tackle Trent Wil liams, who wasn’t feeling well. Both are expected back when preparation for the Bears begins in earnest.Returnees included corner back Charvarius Ward and running back Elijah Mitchell. Both were out with hamstring strains with an eye on Week 1. Ward was injured on Aug. 10. Mitchell two days later. Still out are reserve lineman Daniel Brunskill (hamstring) and right tackle Mike McGlinchey (knee). In the meantime, the 49ers padded up for a practice that was closed to the media after stretching and drills, with roster locks mixing with those on the fringe await ing their fate. The 49ers currently have 79 players, and a handful will be out the door Tuesday and walk right back in the following day to serve on the practice squad. Given that some players will be on the open market, there won’t be any serious Bears-specific prepara tions until the roster is set. “I think we’re going to spend the next couple of days focusing on us,” tight end George Kittle said. “We have 15 days left. I think we’ll have plenty of time after these next couple of Charvariusdays.”Ward, who along with Kittle were the only players made available Sunday, said he’s been cleared for takeoff. Ward said he’s been doing conditioning cardio and working on his technique and ball“Iskills.feelgood. I’m excited,” Ward said. “Anything just trying to getUntilbetter.”Tuesday, 49ers practices will be different in that everyone is
Vanden led 20-0 at half time. Brayden Chavez had a 3-yard touch down run with 9:51 left in the first quarter. Orion Null scooted 23 yards for a score at the start of the second quarter. Then Holt had the first of his two touchdowns midway through the second quarter. Holt raced for his second touchdown with 4:48 left in the third quarter. Quarter back Tre Dimes had his first touchdown pass to open the fourth quarter when he connected on 13-yard scoring strike to SimeonDouglasWydermyer.madethe 100plus mile journey to Fairfield and came away with just 10 points and the loss. Kaleb Valdez con verted a 28-yard field just before halftime. Quar terback Aden Flory went 4 yards for a touchdown run in the fourth quarter for the ChavezTigers.had 88 yards rushing on seven carries for the Vikings. Dimes fin ished 7-of-15 for 107 yards with a touchdown and one interception.“Wewere a little slug gish tonight and just not where we want to be right now,” Dimes said. “We made mistakes and the little things were big. We need more consistency with all 11 players doing their job. We came in pre pared. We just have to executeDimesbetter.”said he was happy to be back on
On a day the A’s honored the 2002 team that won a then- Amer ican League record 20 consecutive games, Dermis Garcia had two RBI and Stephen Vogt and Tony Kemp each drove in a run to help Oakland split the four-game series with theA.J.Yankees.Puk retired the side in the ninth inning to earn his fourth save of theTheseason.A’s (48-81) begin a six-game road trip Tuesday, starting with a three-game series against Washington followed by three with Baltimore.
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Giants’ hope for playoffs in dire shape after sweep
It was Vanden’s first game back at George A. Gammon Field since winning the state champi onship on their home turf in December. Murphy said he was happy to get the victory, improv ing his Vikings to 2-0, but he found plenty of areas to work on heading into next week. “The effort was there,” Murphy said. “The exe cution wasn’t. We have to get better and that’s on the coaches. We have to go back to the drawing board and see what we can do better.”
49ers reconvene and are set to begin finalizing 53-man roster
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— Raheem Holt wasn’t among the running backs expected to make lead contributions this season for the Vanden High School football team, but he delivered Saturday night as the Vikings rolled to a 32-10 home win over Douglas of Minden, Nevada. Holt finished with 129 yards on 13 carries and had a pair of touch downs. He scored from 3 yards out in the second quarter and dashed 65 yards to a score in the“Raheemthird. did a great job,” Vanden head coach Sean Murphy said. “He came up big. He’s been playing a lot of defense and hasn’t been playing as much offense. Our guys overcame some adver sity this week and played hard. That’s what I’m most impressed with.”
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A’s rookie shuts down Yankees, makes bid to stay in the rotation
By Evan WEBEck BAY AREA NEWS MINEAPOLISGROUP — The Giants’ postsea son hopes died some time after 1 p.m. PT on TheSunday.time is only ambiguous because, well, take your pick whether it was the first, the second, the third, the fourth or the fifth straight double off Min nesota Twins bats in a five-run fifth inning that truly did in San Fran cisco in its dud of a finale, an 8-3 loss, wrap ping up an even more disappointing road trip. The Giants failed to win any of their three series on the eightgame swing that ended Sunday in a sweep at the hands of the Twins, a team that entered this series losers of six straight and teetering on the edge of the Amer ican League wild cardAfterchase.a2-6 trip, it is the Giants who leave Minnesota with their postseason hopes in peril. With 36 games to play, they are no closer to the final wild card spot than they were on Aug. 10, tied for a season-high 7.5 games separating them and the Padres. At 61-65, they’ve matched their previous low-water mark of four games below .500. And now, they have a negative run differential (-2) for the first time since the opening week of theForseason.the first time this year, FanGraphs pegged the Giants’ post season odds at less than 1% (0.7% after Sun day’s loss). A series loss at Colorado (55-74) and split in Detroit (49-78) had to have already left the sour taste of missed opportunity in the Giants’ mouths, but the road trip unrav eled into disaster during a seemingly endless fifthStarterinning. Jakob Junis didn’t make it
Dillon secures Cup Series win around Daytona
— Adrián Martínez started the sixth-inning at-bat against Aaron Judge with an 81 mph slider for a strike, which was fol lowed by a mid-90s sinker that caught the inside part of the plate. The A’s start ing pitcher Sunday then got the New York Yankees slugger to swing and miss on an 83 mph Martínezchangeup.wasreplaced by Sam Moll after he allowed a single to Giancarlo Stanton in the ensuing at-bat, but his point had already been made: He deserves a longer look as a member of the A’s start ingMartinezrotation. allowed three hits and one earned run over 5⅓ innings as the A’s completed a 10-game homestand with a 4-1 win over the Yankees before an announced crowd of 29,498 at the Coliseum.
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THE CHARLOTTE OBSERVER Austin Dillon stood underneath an umbrella three-plus hours before he’d actually claim the checkered flag on Sunday and shrugged his“Ashoulders.minute ago we were a lap down,” the Cup driver told NBC Sports at the time, the race not yet done. He added, “It’s just crazy. You never know what could happen at Daytona.”It’strue.Inthespan of three rain-delayed hours but only 21 laps around Daytona International Speedway, the No. 3 car moved from 16th to first, then to second, then to first once more – all to earn a playoff-sealing trip to Victory Lane in the final regular-season race of 2022. “It’s crazy,” Dillon told NBC Sports, fresh off of a few donuts in front of the crowd that endured the weather delays in Daytona. “You just never give up and haveDillon’sfaith.” finishing blows came in the form of two moves – and each one arrived at the perfect time on Sunday. The first move? With 22 laps to go, the No. 3 car spotted the race’s biggest wreck in real time, lowered into the apron and somehow avoided the carnage. He was really the only driver to move through the wreck unscathed. The red flag flew pretty much imme diately after that because of rain. A three-plus-hour weather delayButcommenced.Dillon never assumed his racing was done, and that pre pared him for his second winning move three
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When you are on opening lead and have chosen the suit you will attack, usually which card to play is clear-cut –but not always. In today’s deal, the sixth of 60 in the recent Spingold Knockout Teams final, which spade should West lead against three no-trump? Yes, West might lead a heart, hoping to find partner with a long and strong holding there. In this deal, though, it is unsuccessful. Declarer wins the first trick in his hand and runs the club jack, happy to lose to East’s queen because dummy’s spade king is safe from attack. South takes two hearts, four diamonds and three clubs. Both Wests chose to lead from their longest suit. Paul Street picked a low spade, but this was fatal to his cause. Pierre Zimmermann (South) let Nicolas L’Ecuyer (East) win with his jack. When East shifted to the heart queen, South took the trick with his ace and ran the club jack, for the reason just given. Zimmermann took those nine tricks. At the other table, Sjoert Brink led the spade 10, theoretically the correct card from his interior sequence. The drawback with an interior sequence is that partner tends to forget you can have a higher honor; he assumes you have led your top card. Here, though, West took the first trick and continued with the spade nine. To make his contract, South had to play low again from the board. However, after some agonizing moments, Massimiliano di Franco called for dummy’s king, hoping either West had the ace or the suit was 4-4. Plus 600 and plus 100 gave Zimmermann 12 international match points, and the lead by 26-1.
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The WashingTon PosT NEW YORK — Kennedy Kanagawa is playing a cow. On Broadway. And in the process he’s achieved something close to divinity.Callitbovinity.Inthesmash-hit revival of “Into the Woods,” he is the beguiling puppeteer partner of Milky White – a sau cer-eyed domesticated animal constructed out of laminated cardboard, lightweight foam, fiberglass rods and a bungee cord. Milky White has nary a line in the musical by Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine, about fractured fairy tale char acters undergoing existential crises. (Then again, poor old Milky does periodically cough andButwheeze.)even without a song to call their own, Milky and Kanagawa have elevated what was once a mere prop in a storybook musical into a three-hanky barnstormer of a character – the cow that rueful Jack of Beanstalk fame (Cole Thompson) is ordered to sell by his eternally fretful mother (Aymee Garcia). One critic even noted (OK, it was me, after first seeing Cameron Johnson in the role) that “if the Tony Awards were ever to divide acting categories into dairy and nondairy, Milky White would be a moo-in.” And I won’t be cowed by the pun police into taking it back. This evocation is not only a breakthrough for Milky White, created by the production’s puppet designer and puppet director, James Ortiz. It’s also a Broadway debut for Kanagawa, a 37-year-old actor, born in Japan and raised in Virginia, who began his stage career at 13 in a 1998 off-Broadway revival of the musical “Falset toland” by the National Asian American Theater Company. Although he’d land other roles, including those of several of the children in a once-annual “A Christmas Carol” at Madison Square Garden, the Muhlen berg College graduate has spent much of his career offstage, waiting tables. “I didn’t think that I could keep it up, and I quit a couple of times or tried to,” Kanagawa said of acting, in an interview at Joe Allen, the theater dis trict watering hole. “And then I’d be like, ‘Oh, but I don’t know that I can do anything else.’ So I stuck with it.” It was a stick-to-it-ive ness that paid off, especially as he’d worked before with Ortiz, who was given the task by the revival’s director, Lear deBe ssonet, of finding an actor who could merge soulful identities with a gangly puppet and sing in ensemble numbers with the likes of Sara Bareilles, Brian d’Arcy James and Phillipa Soo. Bareilles, like Kanagawa, was in the cast when the revival premiered earlier this year off-Broadway, as part of City Center’s Encores series; James and Soo were among those who joined the production for Broadway, where its run at the St. James Theatre has been extended through Oct. 16. “I really wanted to make sure I had a performer who could do this,” Ortiz said in a phone interview. “It had to be a musical performer. Kennedy had never puppeteered, but I thought he would be the one.” That supposition proved fateful, as Ortiz, Kanagawa and deBessonet fashioned a new fangled Milky White, one with an interior life – or at least one far more lovable than the cow statue in the 1987 original pro duction. That jokey prop would evolve in subsequent reviv als, such as in Fiasco Theatre’s charming 2013 revival, in which Milky White was played by a flesh-and-blood actor. But no prior Milky White has embod ied the captivating creative spirit of the musical to the degree this one has. That imag inative evolution expresses the valuable essence of revisiting timeless material, and the ways new generations of artists rein vigorate the inspired ideas of their“Certainly,predecessors.Milky White having a full emotional life is neither in the text nor in the original fairy tale,” deBessonet said, in a separate interview. “James just created this crea ture that provoked so much feeling. And then we cast Kennedy, who then took this further, adding this layer of life, thisTherichness.”richness, it seems, was the result of three minds cir cling an idea until it took shape in inanimate form. “A fairy tale is a fantastic melting pot to work with,” Ortiz said. “The best thing about working with Lear is she really wanted to give us parameters, the rules being, let’s make sure the words and the actors and their faces are the most important. As we started moving toward what the cow could be, I started doing doodles, and then it was: ‘Can you make this face sort of look like this, sad puppy face?’ “ Milky White, in other words, became the stand-in for every one’s own golden retriever or tabby. “So then, how do we embody more ‘pet,’ which translates to dog or cat move ment?” Kanagawa said. “And we really wanted audience members to be able to see their pets and project them onto a cow, so that they get what Jack is feeling when he has to sell her.”
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In the show, Kanagawa, wearing suspenders and black gloves, grasps the handles atop Milky’s body and wills himself into a Milky mind meld. He also has puppeteering duties as enchanted birds who whisper warnings to Soo’s Cinderella, and as one of the massive shoes of a marauding Giant voiced by Annie Golden. Milky, though, is his coup de théâtre. His gaze rarely strays from Milky’s head as he plants her, with canine-like fealty, alongside Jack. One reads into his neutral expression Milky’s mournful contemplation of doom – mir rored, too, in the cow’s big, glistening eyes, made out of a foam that has been painted with a clear“Intoresin.the Woods” happens to be Kanagawa’s favorite musical – he sang Jack’s “Giants in the Sky” in another concert version – so finding his inner livestock was a special joy. A gleefulness emerges on the select occasions when the band plays and the spirit takes Kanagawa and Milky into the rhythm of a song, as happens Jesse Dittmar/The Washington Post Kennedy Kanazawa at the St. James Theatre.
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A young man finds hope and redemption with his service animal Gigi in “Gigi and Nate,” which is loosely based on a trueAlsostory.coming to the aters is the satire “Honk for Jesus. Save Your Soul.” It’s about a couple who ran a megachurch and watched it all fall apart when a scandal hits them. They try to rebuild their lives with a lot of setbacks.Opening nationwide are: “Gigi and Nate,” in which Nate Gibson (Nick Hamm) becomes a quadriplegic after a serious illness. A capu chin monkey named Gigi becomes his service animal, changing his life forever. He finds hope in this little critter who helps him with his dayto-day needs but also to find himself again. The film is rated PG-13. “Honk for Jesus. Save Your Soul.,” The tale of proud first lady of a Southern Baptist megachurch, Trinitie Childs (Regina Hall), who together with her husband the Rev. LeeCurtis Childs (Sterling K. Brown) once served a congregation in the tens of thousands. After a scandal, the couple must rebuild their life and feel the need to reopen the church in this comedy. The film is rated R. Opening in limited release are: “Peter Von Kant,” a French drama about Peter Von Kant, a suc cessful, famous director who had an abusive and cruel relationship with his live-in assistant. Kant falls in love with Amir, a handsome young man of modest means, who he brings into his apart ment to live along with his assistant. The film is not rated. “The Harbinger,” in which Daniel and Theresa Snyder try to escape a troubled past by moving to a small town with their daughter in hopes of protecting her, but evil follows them. Soon locals begin to die, and the Snyders turn to a Native American seer and uncover a legend that may hold the key to saving their family, or a path to a grisly end for them and all they hold dear. The film is rated PG-13. “Waiting for Bojan gles,” in which Gary, at a young age, watches his deeply loving parents dance to their favorite song, “Mr. Bojangles.” Everything is light, love and happiness in Paris until his mother slowly begins to come undone. It becomes the task of Gary and his father to keep things from descending deeper into trouble. The film is not rated.
during “It Takes Two,” a number for James’s Baker and Bareilles’s Baker’s Wife after they buy Milky. Hilariously, Kanagawa moves the cow across the stage, swinging her jauntily to the“Therebeat. is an arc to finding her charac ter that was really fun,” Kanagawa said. “Like in ‘It Takes Two,’ I don’t think that she liked the Baker and his wife at the beginning of the scene, but over the course of the song, they’re so sweet together that they win her over.” So, of course, Milky has the urge to join in!
B4 Monday, August 29, 2022 - Daily Republic Online: dailyrepublic.com/classifieds Classifieds: 707-427-6936 T.S.No.102389-CAAPN:0030-071-060NOTICEOFTRUSTEE SSALEIMPORTANT NOTICETOPROPERTYOWNER:YOUAREINDEFAULTUNDERADEEDOF TRUST,DATED11/24/2017.UNLESSYOUTAKEACTIONTOPROTECTYOUR PROPERTY,ITMAYBESOLDATAPUBLICSALE.IFYOUNEEDANEXPLANATION OFTHENATUREOFTHEPROCEEDINGAGAINSTYOU,YOUSHOULDCONTACTA LAWYEROn9/15/2022at9:30AM,CLEARRECONCORP,asdulyappointedtrustee underandpursuanttoDeedofTrustrecorded12/5/2017asInstrumentNo. 2 01700104836ofOfficialRecordsintheofficeoftheCountyRecorderofSolanoCounty, StateofCALIFORNIAexecutedby:KERRYSBOOKER,ASINGLEWOMANWILLSELL ATPUBLICAUCTIONTOHIGHESTBIDDERFORCASH,CASHIER SCHECKDRAWN ONASTATEORNATIONALBANK,ACHECKDRAWNBYASTATEORFEDERAL CREDITUNION,ORACHECKDRAWNBYASTATEORFEDERALSAVINGSAND LOANASSOCIATION,SAVINGSASSOCIATION,ORSAVINGSBANKSPECIFIEDIN SECTION5102OFTHEFINANCIALCODEANDAUTHORIZEDTODOBUSINESSIN THISSTATE;AttheSantaClaraStreetentrancetotheCityHall,555SantaClaraStreet, Vallejo,CA94590allright,titleandinterestconveyedtoandnowheldbyitundersaid DeedofTrustinthepropertysituatedinsaidCountyandStatedescribedas:MOREACCURATELYDESCRIBEDINSAIDDEEDOFTRUST.Thestreetaddressandothercommondesignation,ifany,oftherealpropertydescribedaboveispurportedtobe:219E WYOMINGST,FAIRFIELD,CA94533Theundersign edTrusteedisclaimsanyliabilityfor anyincorrectnessofthestreetaddressandothercommondesignation,ifany,shown herein.Saidsalewillbeheld,butwithoutcovenantorwarranty,expressorimplied,regardingtitle,possession,condition,orencumbrances,includingfees,chargesandexpensesoftheTrusteeandofthetrustscreatedbysaidDeedofTrust,topaytheremainingprincipalsumsofthenote(s)securedbysaidDeedofTrust.Thetotalamountofthe unpaidbalanceoftheobligationsecuredbythepropertytobesoldandreasonableestimatedcosts,expensesandadvancesatthetimeoftheinitialpublicationoftheNoticeof Saleis:$294,435.95IftheTrusteeisunabletoconveytitleforanyreason,thesuccessfulbidder'ssoleandexclusiveremedyshallbethereturnofmoniespaidtotheTrustee, andthesuccessfulbiddershallhavenofurtherrecourse.Thebeneficiaryundersaid DeedofTrustheretoforeexecutedan ddeliveredtotheundersignedawrittenDeclarationofDefaultandDemandforSale,andawrittenNoticeofDefaultandElectiontoSell. TheundersignedoritspredecessorcausedsaidNoticeofDefaultandElectiontoSellto berecordedinthecountywheretherealpropertyislocated.NOTICETOPOTENTIAL BIDDERS:Ifyouareconsideringbiddingonthispropertylien,youshouldunderstandthat therearerisksinvolvedinbiddingatatrusteeauction.Youwillbebiddingon alien,not onthepropertyitself.Placingthehighestbidatatrusteeauctiondoesnotautomatically entitleyoutofreeandclearownershipoftheproperty.Youshouldalsobeawarethatthe lienbeingauctionedoffmaybeajuniorlien.Ifyouarethehighestbidderattheauction, youareormayberesponsibleforpayingoffallliensseniortothelienbeingauctioned off,beforeyoucanreceivecleartitletotheproperty.Youareencouragedtoinvestigate theexistence,pri ority,andsizeofoutstandingliensthatmayexistonthispropertyby contactingthecountyrecorder'sofficeoratitleinsurancecompany,eitherofwhichmay chargeyouafeeforthisinformation.Ifyouconsulteitheroftheseresources,youshould beawarethatthesamelendermayholdmorethanonemortgageordeedoftrustonthe property.NOTICETOPROPERTYOWNER:Thesaledateshownonthisnoticeofsale maybepostponedoneormoretimesbythemortgagee,beneficiary,trustee,oracourt, pursuanttoSection2924goftheCaliforniaCivilCode.Thelawrequiresthatinformation abouttrusteesalepostponementsbemadeavailabletoyouandtothepublic,asacourtesytothosenotpresentatthesale.Ifyouwishtolearnwhetheryoursaledatehasbeen postponed,and,ifapplicable,therescheduledtimeanddateforthesaleofthisproperty, youmaycall(800)758-8052orvisitthisInternetWebsiteWWW.HOMESEARCH.COM, usingthefilenumber assignedtothiscase102389-CA.Informationaboutpostponementsthatareveryshortindurationorthatoccurcloseintimetothescheduledsalemay notimmediatelybereflectedinthetelephoneinformationorontheInternetWebsite.The bestwaytoverifypostponementinformationistoattendthescheduledsale.NOTICETO TENANT:EffectiveJanuary1,2021,youmayhavearighttopurchasethispropertyafter thetrusteeauctionpursuanttoSection2924moftheCalifor niaCivilCode.Ifyouarean “eligibletenantbuyer,”youcanpurchasethepropertyifyoumatchthelastandhighest bidplacedatthetrusteeauction.Ifyouarean“eligiblebidder,”youmaybeabletopurchasethepropertyifyouexceedthelastandhighestbidplacedatthetrusteeauction. Therearethreestepstoexercisingthisrightofpurchase.First,48hoursafterthedateof thetrusteesale,youcancall(855)313-3319,orvisitthisinternetwebsitewww.clearreconcorp.com,usingthefilenumberassignedtothiscase102389-CAtofindthedateon whichthetrustee ssalewasheld,theamountofthelastandhighestbid,andtheaddressofthetrustee.Second,youmustsendawrittennoticeofintenttoplaceabidso thatthetrusteereceivesitnomorethan15daysafterthetrustee ssale.Third,youmust submitabidsothatthetrusteereceivesitnomorethan45daysafterthetrustee ssale.If youthinkyoumayqualifyasan“eligibletenantbuyer”or“eligiblebidder,”youshould considercontactinganattorneyorappropriaterealestateprofessionalimmediatelyfor adviceregardingthispotentialrighttopurchase.FORSALESINFORMATION:(800)7588052CLEARRECONCORP4375JutlandDriveSanDiego,California92117 DR#00057258 PublishedAug.22,29,Sept.5,2022 PUBLICHEARINGNOTICE PLANNINGCOMMISSION NOTICEISHEREBYGIVENTHATTHEPLANNINGCOMMISSIONOFTHECITYOF FAIRFIELDwillholdapublichearingonthefollowingitem: SUNSETAVENUEAPARTMENTS–Annexation(ANX2021-002),ZoneChange (ZC2021-006),DevelopmentReview(DR2021-017),andEnvironmentalReview (ER2021-039).ApublichearingontherequestofRyanKeithofTKConsulting,Inc.fora multifamilyresidentialdevelopmentinvolving130apartmentsonan8.71-acresiteatthe southeastcornerofSunsetAvenueandEastTaborAvenue(APNs:0037-030-200;0037030-210;0037-060-480).Theapartmentswillbesitedwithin26two-to-threestorybuildingsandinclude90two-bedroomunitsand40three-bedroomunits.Additionally,the projectwillincludeasingle-storyleasingoffice,recreationalamenities,parking,landscaping,andassociatedsiteimprovements.Approximately2.82-acresoftheprojectsite,APN: 0037-060-480,willrequireCityCouncilapprovalofanAnnexationintoFairfieldCitylimits andaZoneChangefromResidential,LowMediumDensity(RLM)DistricttoResidential MediumDensity(RM)District.TheproposedMitigatedNegativeDeclarationfindsthatthe projectwillnothaveasignificanteffectontheenvironment.(Planner:JonathanAtkinson 707-428-7387,jatkinson@fairfield.ca.gov) NOTICEISHEREBYFURTHERGIVENTHATsaidpublichearingwillbeheldon SEPTEMBER28,2022beginningat6:00p.m.intheCouncilChambers,1000Webster Street, orthepublicmayjointhemeetingviaZoomat https://fairfieldca.zoom.us/j/97065607498?pwd=a1dnaVY2UzFINU4xaU5sS0FET09qZz0 9 orbyphoneat(669)900-6833WebinarID:87845423536Passcode:66781819 atwhichtimeandplaceanyandallpersonsinterestedinsaidmattersmayappearand beheard.Ifyouchallengeanyoftheabove-citeditemsincourt,youmaybelimitedto raisingonlythoseissuesyouorsomeoneelseraisedatthepublichearingdescribedin thisnotice,orinwrittencorrespondencedeliveredtotheCommunityDevelopmentDepartmentat,orpriortothepublichearing.Anypartyaggrievedoraffectedbyadecision ordeterminationbythePlanningCommissionintheadministrationoftheCity sDevelopmentRegulationsmayfileanappealwithin14businessdaysofthedecisionordeterminationusingtheappealformavailablefromtheCommunityDevelopmentDepartment.To fileanappeal,completetheformandsubmititwiththeappropriatefeetoCommunityDevelopmentDepartment,1000WebsterStreet,2ndFloor,Fairfield,CA94533nolaterthan 14businessdaysfromthedateofthishearing.Postmarkswillbeaccepted.Foradditionalinformation,pleasecontacttheCommunityDev elopmentDepartment,CityHall,2nd Floor,orphone707-428-7440. 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NOTICEISHEREBYGIVENthatadraftMitigatedNegativeDeclarationhasbeenpreparedandisavailableforpublicreviewandcommentsregardingthefollowingproject: PROJECTTITLE:SunsetA venueApartments PROJECTLOCATION:SoutheastCornerofSunsetAvenueandEastTaborAvenue (APNs:0037-030-200;0037-030-210;and0037-060-480) PROJECTDESCRIPTION:Multifamilyresidentialdevelopmentinvolving130apartments onan8.71-acresite.Theapartmentswillbesitedwithin26two-to-threestorybuildings andinclude90two-bedroomunitsand40three-bedroomunits.Additionally,theproject willincludeasingle-storyleasingoffice,recreationa lamenities,parking,landscaping,and associatedsiteimprovements.Approximately2.82-acresoftheprojectsite(APN:0037060-480)willrequireCityCouncilapprovalofanAnnexationintoFairfieldCitylimitsanda ZoneChangefromResidential,LowMediumDensity(RLM)DistricttoResidential,MediumDensity(RM)District. REVIEWPERIOD:August29,2022,throughSeptember28,2022 CONTACTPERSON:JonathanAtkinson,SeniorPlanner (707)428-7387|jatkinson@fairfield.ca.gov CopiesofallrelevantdocumentsareavailableattheCityofFairfieldCommunityDevelopmentDepartmentattheaboveaddress. CommentstotheMitigatedNegativeDeclarationmustbereceivedbytheCommunityDevelopmentDepartmentinwritingnolaterthan5:30p.m.onSeptember28,2022.The commentsshouldfocusonthesufficiencyoftheenvironmentaldocumentationinitsdiscussionofthepossibleimpactsoftheproject. Theprojectsite0is1isnotlistedonanylistofhazardouswastesitespreparedpursuant toGovernmentCodeSection65962.5.AnyinformationcontainedinaHazardousWaste SubstancesStatementisattachedtothisNotice. FurtherinformationmaybeobtainedfromtheCommunityDevelopmentDepartmentduringregularbusinesshours,MondaythroughFriday(closedfirstandthirdFridays),8:00 a.m.to12:00noonand1:00p.m.to5:30p.m.at707-428-7461. 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A hearing on the petition will be held in this court as follows: DATE: SEPT. 20, 2022 TIME: 9:00 a.m. DEPT.: 22 SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA, County of Solano Old Solano Courthouse 580 Texas Street Fairfield, CA 94533 If you object tothegrantingofthepetition,youshouldappearatthehearingand stateyourobjectionsorfilewrittenobjectionswiththecourtbeforethehearing. Yourappearancemaybeinpersonorby yourattorney. If you are a creditor or a contingent creditor of the decedent, youmustfileyourclaimwiththecourtand mailacopytothepersonalrepresentative appointedbythecourtwithinthe later of either(1)four months fromthedateof firstissuanceofletterstoageneralpersonalrepresentative,asdefinedinsection58(b)oftheCaliforniaProbateCode, or(2) 60 days fromthedateofmailingor personaldeliverytoyouofanoticeunder section9052oftheCaliforniaProbate Code. Other California statutes and legal authority may affect your rights as a creditor. You may wantto consult with an attorney knowledgeable in California Youlaw.may examine the file kept by the court.Ifyouareapersoninterestedinthe estate,youmayfilewiththecourtaRequestforSpecialNotice(formDE-154)of thefilingofaninventoryandappraisalof estateassetsorofanypetitionoraccount asprovidedinProbateCodesection 1250.ARequestforSpecialNoticeformis availablefromthecourtclerk. AttorneyforPetitioner: BryanL.Phipps,SBN271453 Buchalter,AProfessionalCorporation, 500CapitolMall,Suite1900, Sacramento,CA95814 regardingtitle,possession,orencumbrances,topaytheremainingprincipalsumofthe note(s)securedbytheDeedofTrust,withinterestandlatechargesthereon,asp rovided inthenote(s),advances,underthetermsoftheDeedofTrust,interestthereon,fees, chargesandexpensesoftheTrusteeforthetotalamount(atthetimeoftheinitialpublicationoftheNoticeofSale)reasonablyestimatedtobesetforthbelow.Theamountmay begreateronthedayofsale.BENEFICIARYMAYELECTTOBIDLESSTHANTHE TOTALAMOUNTDUE.Trustor(s):TAYLORQWATSON,AMARRIEDMANASHIS SOLEANDSEPARATEPROPERTYRecorded:7/1/2016asInstrumentNo. 201600055864ofOfficialRecordsintheofficeoftheRecorderofSOLANOCounty,California;DateofSale:9/7/2022at10:30amPlaceofSale:ATTHESANTACLARA STREETENTRANCETOTHECITYHALLAT555SANTACLARASTREET,VALLEJO, CA94590Amountofunpaidbalanceandothercharges:$349,217.46Thepurported propertyaddressis:906ANDERSONDR,SUISUNCITY,CA94585Assessor'sParcel No.:0173-533-060NOTICETOPOTENTIALBIDDERS:Ifyouareconsideringbiddingon thispropertylien,youshouldunderstandthattherearerisksinvolvedinbiddingatatrustctionedoff,beforeyoucanreceivecleartitletothe property.Youareencouragedtoinvestigatetheexistence,priority,andsizeofoutstandingliensthatmayexistonthispropertybycontactingthecountyrecorder'sofficeoratitle insurancecompany,eitherofwhichmaychargeyouafeeforthisinformation.Ifyouconsulteitheroftheseresources,youshouldbeawarethatthesamelendermayholdmore thanonemortgageordeedoftrustontheproperty.NOTICETOPROPERTYOWNER: Thesaledateshownonthisnoticeofsalemaybepostponedoneormoretimesbythe mortgagee,beneficiary,trustee,oracourt,pursuanttoSection2924goftheCalifornia CivilCode.Thelawrequiresthatinformationabouttrusteesalepostponementsbemade availabletoyouandtothepublic,asacourtesytothosenotpresentatthesale.Ifyou wishtolearnwhetheryoursaledatehasbeenpostponed,and,ifapplicable,therescheduledtimeanddateforthesale ofthisproperty,youmaycall877-518-5700forinformationregardingthetrustee'ssaleorvisitthisinternetwebsitehttp://www.qualityloan.com, usingthefilenumberassignedtothisforeclosurebytheTrustee:CA-22-915020-AB.Informationaboutpostponementsthatareveryshortindurationorthatoccurcloseintime tothescheduledsalemaynotimmediatelybereflectedinthetelephoneinformationoron theinternetwebsite.Thebestwaytoverifypostpone mentinformationistoattendthe scheduledsale.NOTICETOTENANT:Youmayhavearighttopurchasethisproperty afterthetrusteeauctionpursuanttoSection2924moftheCaliforniaCivilCode.Ifyouare an"eligibletenantbuyer,"youcanpurchasethepropertyifyoumatchthelastand highestbidplacedatthetrusteeauction.Ifyouarean"eligiblebidder,"youmaybeable topurchasethepropertyifyouexceedthelastandhighestbidplacedatthetrusteeauction.There arethreestepstoexercisingthisrightofpurchase.First,48hoursafterthe dateofthetrusteesale,youcancall877-518-5700,orvisitthisinternetwebsite http://www.qualityloan.com,usingthefilenumberassignedtothisforeclosurebythe Trustee:CA-22-915020-ABtofindthedateonwhichthetrustee'ssalewasheld,the amountofthelastandhighestbid,andtheaddressofthetrustee.Second,youmust sendawrittennoticeofintenttoplaceabidsothatthetrusteereceivesitnomorethan 15daysafterthetrustee'ssale.Third,youmustsubmitabidsothatthetrusteereceives itnomorethan45daysafterthetrustee'ssale.Ifyouthinkyoumayqualifyasan"eligibletenantbuyer"or"eligiblebidder,"youshouldconsidercontactinganattorneyorappropriaterealestateprofessionalimmediatelyforadviceregardingthispotentialrightto purchase.TheundersignedTrusteedisclaimsanyliabilityforanyincorrectnessof the propertyaddressorothercommondesignation,ifany,shownherein.Ifnostreetaddress orothercommondesignationisshown,directionstothelocationofthepropertymaybe obtainedbysendingawrittenrequesttothebeneficiarywithin10daysofthedateoffirst publicationofthisNoticeofSale.Ifthesaleissetasideforanyreason,includingifthe Trusteeisunabletoconveytitle,thePurchaseratthesaleshallbeentitledonlytoareturnofthemoniespaidtot heTrustee.ThisshallbethePurchaser'ssoleandexclusive
remedy.ThepurchasershallhavenofurtherrecourseagainsttheTrustor,theTrustee, theBeneficiary,theBeneficiary'sAgent,ortheBeneficiary'sAttorney.Ifyouhavepreviouslybeendischargedthroughbankruptcy,youmayhavebeenreleasedofpersonalliabilityforthisloaninwhichcasethisletterisintendedtoexercisethenoteholdersright's againsttherealpropertyonly.Date:QualityLoanServiceCorporation2763CaminoDel RioSSanDiego,CA92108619-645-7711ForNONSALEinformationonlySaleLine: 877-518-5700OrLoginto:http://www.qualityloan.comReinstatementLine:(866)6457711Ext5318QualityLoanServiceCorp.TSNo.:CA-22-915020-ABIDSPub#0180171 8/15/20228/22/20228/29/2022 DR#00057108 Published:August15,22,29,2022 NOTICEOFPUBLICSALEOF PERSONALPROPERTY NoticeisherebygiventhatpursuanttoSection21700oftheBusinessandProfessions Code,StateofCalifornia,theundersignedwillsellatpublicsalebycompetitivebidding. Thisliensaleshallbeconductedonlineatwww.storagetreasures.comwhereadditional informationaboutthesaleandthecontentstobeauctionedwillbepostedatleastseven (7)daysbeforethesaledate.Thecontentswillbesoldtothehighestbiddero n 09/14/2022at12:00PM. A0020KyleChristianSkillman I0005MaryLeach B0010MaryLeach Thissaleissubjecttocancellationwithoutnoticeintheeventofsettlementbe-tween ownerandobligatedparty. SECURITYPUBLICSTORAGE606ParkerRd,Fairfield,CA94533 DR#00057420 Published:Aug.29,Sept.5,2022 0631 FURN. & HSH LD. GOODS GENERAC Standby Generators provide backup power durin g utility power outages so your home and family stay safe an d comfortable. Prepare now. Free 7-year extended warranty ($695 value!). Request a free quote today! Call for additional terms and conditions. 1-707-7160674Oak table with two leaves, very heavy $100; Coffee table tnprmsThe707-366-8684$40.GeneracPWRcell,asolarplusbatterytoragesystem.SAVEoney,reduceyourelianceonthegridrepareforpowerout-agesandpoweryourhome.Fullinstallationservicesavailable.$0DownfinancingOp-tion.RequestaFREEoobligation,quoteoday.Call1-844-923-2348 0633 GIVEAWAYS GIVEAWAYSDisclaimer: is FREE advertising for merchandise being given away by the advertiser (not for businesses, services or promotional use). Limited to 1 ad of like item(s) per customer in a 60 day period. 4 line max. for all ads. Ads are published for 3 consecutive days in the Daily Republic, 1 time in Friday's OldTailwind.Player Piano. 25 s heets of music. You h aul. 707-290-7975 Leave mess. FREE WOOD PICKPALLETSUPATBACK OF DAILY REPUBLIC 1250 TEXAS ST. TUESDAY - FRIDAY, 8AM -5PM. 1st COME, 1st SERVE 0639 LAWN & GARDEN Eliminate gutter cleaning forever! LeafFilter the most advance d debris-blocking gutter protection. Schedule a FREE LeafFilter estim ate today. 15% off En tire Purchase. 10 % Senior & Military Dis counts. Call 1-888 652-3798 0641 MISC. FOR SALE OR TRADE SELL YOUR STUFF Daily Republic Classifieds dailyrepublic com 0645 MISC. WANTED DONATE YOUR CAR OR TRUCK TO HERIT AGE FOR THE BLIND Free 3 Day Vacation Tax Deductible, Fre e Towing, All Paperwork Taken Care of. CALL 1-855-656-0695 0808 PICKUPS, 2WD 2 004 Ford F-150 X Cab. sm. V8, 4.6L, A/T a ll pwr., A/C, smog $ 7,900 obo. DL R # 42203. (707)280 6 816 Quinterosaut o sales.com2007Toyota Tacom a Crew Cab Prerunner SR5. A/T, all pwr., V-6 super clean & smog $13,900 obo DLR #42203. (707)2806816 ales.comQuinterosautos 0811 SUVS - 4WD 2001 Chevy Tahoe LS Seats 8, V-8, A/T, 4X4 165k mi., $6,900 obo DLR terosautosales.com(707)280-6816#42203Quin 0819 CHEVROLET 2010 Cabot LS. A/T A/C, great on gas ! 127k mi., $4,900 + fees. DLR terosautosales.com(707)280-6816#42203Quin 0827 HONDA 2 008 Accord LX-P. 4 c yl., A/T, 217k mi. $ 6,900 obo. DLR # 42203. (707)2806 816 ales.comQuinterosautos 0838 MERCEDES BENZ 2 011 E-350 Sport 1 88k mi., blk., lthr $ 8,800 DLR #42203 ( 707)280-6816 terosautosales.comQuin
(916)945-5175 DR#00057432 Published:Aug.26,29,Sept.2,2022 NOTICEOFTRUSTEE'SSALETSNo.CA-22-915020-ABOrderNo.:EOR202204134914691YOUAREINDEFAULTUNDERADEEDOFTRUSTDATED6/30/2016.UNLESSYOUTAKEACTIONTOPROTECTYOURPROPERTY,ITMAYBESOLDATA PUBLICSALE.IFYOUNEEDANEXPLANATIONOFTHENATUREOFTHEPROCEEDINGAGAINSTYOU,YOUSHOULDCONTACTALAWYER.Apublicauctionsale tothehighestbidderforcash,cashier'scheckdrawnonastateornationalbank,check drawnbystateorfederalcreditunion,oracheckdrawnbyastateorfederalsavingsand loanassociation,orsavingsassociation,orsavingsbankspecifiedinSection5102tothe FinancialCodeandauthorizedtodobusinessinthisstate,willbeheldbydulyappointed trustee.Thesalewillbemade,butwithoutcovenantorwarranty,expressedorimplied,
Classifieds: 707-427-6936 Online: dailyrepublic.com/classifieds Daily Republic - Monday, August 29, 2022 B5 Published:DR#00057503August 29, September 5, 2022 NOTICEOFTRUSTEE'SSALETSNo.CA-22-915020-ABOrderNo.:EOR202204134914691YOUAREINDEFAULTUNDERADEEDOFTRUSTDATED6/30/2016.UNLESSYOUTAKEACTIONTOPROTECTYOURPROPERTY,ITMAYBESOLDATA PUBLICSALE.IFYOUNEEDANEXPLANATIONOFTHENATUREOFTHEPROCEEDINGAGAINSTYOU,YOUSHOULDCONTACTALAWYER.Apublicauctionsale tothehighestbidderforcash,cashier'scheckdrawnonastateornationalbank,check drawnbystateorfederalcreditunion,oracheckdrawnbyastateorfederalsavingsand loanassociation,orsavingsassociation,orsavingsbankspecifiedinSection5102tothe FinancialCodeandauthorizedtodobusinessinthisstate,willbeheldbydulyappointedtrustee.Thesalewillbemade,butwithoutcovenantorwarranty,expressedorimplied,regardingtitle,possession,orencumbrances,topaytheremainingprincipalsum ofthenote(s)securedbytheDeedofTrust,withinterestandlatechargesthereon,as providedinthenote(s),advances,underthetermsoftheDeedofTrust,i nterestthereon, fees,chargesandexpensesoftheTrusteeforthetotalamount(atthetimeoftheinitial publicationoftheNoticeofSale)reasonablyestimatedtobesetforthbelow.Theamount maybegreateronthedayofsale.BENEFICIARYMAYELECTTOBIDLESSTHAN THETOTALAMOUNTDUE.Trustor(s):TAYLORQWATSON,AMARRIEDMANAS HISSOLEANDSEPARATEPROPERTYRecorded:7/1/2016asInstrumentNo. 201600055864ofOfficialRecordsintheofficeoftheRecorderofSOLANOCo unty,California;DateofSale:9/7/2022at10:30amPlaceofSale:ATTHESANTACLARA STREETENTRANCETOTHECITYHALLAT555SANTACLARASTREET,VALLEJO, CA94590Amountofunpaidbalanceandothercharges:$349,217.46Thepurported propertyaddressis:906ANDERSONDR,SUISUNCITY,CA94585Assessor'sParcel No.:0173-533-060LegalDescription:Pleasebeadvisedthatthelegaldescriptionset forthontheDeedofTrustisinerror.Thelegaldescriptionofthepropertysecuredbythe DeedofTrustismoreproperlysetforthandmadepartofExhibit"A"asattachedhereto. THELANDREFERREDTOHEREINBELOWISSITUATEDINTHECITYOFSUISUN CITY,COUNTYOFSOLANO,STATEOFCALIFORNIAANDISDESCRIBEDASFOLLOWS:LOT179,ASSHOWNONTHATCERTAINMAPENTITLED:"VILLASAT LAWLERRANCH,SUISUNCITY,SOLANOCOUNTY,CA.,ASUBDIVISIONOFA PORTIONOFSECTION31AND32,T.5N.,R.1W.,M.D.B.&M.,EXT"FILEDINTHE OFFICEOFTHECOUNTYRECORDER,SOLANOCOUN TY,CALIFORNIAONJUNE 29,1988INBOOK52OFMAPS,PAGE75ANDALTEREDBYCERTIFICATEOF CORRECTIONRECORDEDAPRIL27,1989,SERIESNO.89-25983,OFFICIALRECORDS.EXCEPTINGTHEREFROMALLOVERLYINGANDOTHERWATERRIGHTS, INCLUDINGWITHOUTLIMITATIONS,THERIGHTTOAPPROPRIATEWATERAND DISTRIBUTEITTOOTHERPROPERTIESWITHOUTANYRIGHTTOTHEUSEOF ORRIGHTSINORTOANYPORTIONOFTHESURFACEOFSAIDLAND.THEOWNEROFTHERESERVEDWATERRIGHTS,HOWEVER,COVENANTSTHATITWILL NOTEXERCISETHERIGHTSRESERVEDOVERTHESURFACEOFABOVEA DEPTHOF100FEETBELOWTHESURFACEOFSAIDPROPERTY.BREACHOF THEFOREGOINGCOVENANTSHALLNOT,HOWEVER,TERMINATEORFORFEIT THERIGHTSSORESERVED,BUTINJUNCTIVERELIEFMAYBESOUGHTANDOBTAINEDTOPREVENTORREMEDYANYSUCHBREACH.ALSOEXCEPTING THEREFROMALLOILGAS,CASINGHEADGAS,ASPHALTUMANDOTHERHYDROCARBONSANDALLCHEMICALGAS,NORORHEREAFTERFOUND,SITUATEDOR LOCATEDINALLORANYPA RTORPORTIONOFTHELANDSHEREINDESCRIBEDLYINGLOCATEDINALLORANYPARTORPORTIONOFTHELANDS HEREINDESCRIBEDLYINGMORETHANFIVEHUNDREDFEET(500')BELOWTHE SURFACETHEREOF,ANDTHERIGHTTOGRANTLEASESFORALLORANYOF SAIDPURPOSES,BUTWITHOUTANYRIGHTWHATSOEVERTOENTERUPON THESURFACEOFSAIDLANDSWITHINFIVEHUNDREDFEET(500')VERTICAL DISTANCEBELOWTHESURFACETHEREOF.NOTICETOPOTENTIALBIDDERS:If youareconsideringbiddingonthispropertylien, youshouldunderstandthatthereare risksinvolvedinbiddingatatrusteeauction.Youwillbebiddingonalien,notonthe propertyitself.Placingthehighestbidatatrusteeauctiondoesnotautomaticallyentitle youtofreeandclearownershipoftheproperty.Youshouldalsobeawarethatthelien beingauctionedoffmaybeajuniorlien.Ifyouarethehighestbidderattheauction,you areormayberesponsibleforpayingoffallliensseniortothelienbeingauctionedoff beforeyoucanreceivecleartitletotheproperty.Youareencouragedtoinvestigatethe existence,priority,andsizeofoutstandingliensthatmayexistonthispropertybycontactingthecountyrecorder'sofficeoratitleinsurancecompany,eitherofwhichmay chargeyouafeeforthisinformation.Ifyouconsulteitheroftheseresources,youshould beawarethatthesamelendermayholdmorethanonemortgageordeedoftrustonthe property.NOTICETOPROPERTYOWNER: Thesaledateshownonthisnoticeofsale maybepostponedoneormoretimesbythemortgagee,beneficiary,trustee,oracourt, pursuanttoSection2924goftheCaliforniaCivilCode.Thelawrequiresthatinformation abouttrusteesalepostponementsbemadeavailabletoyouandtothepublic,asacourtesytothosenotpresentatthesale.Ifyouwishtolearnwhetheryoursaledatehas beenpostponed,and,ifapplicable,therescheduledtimeanddateforthesaleofthis property,youmaycall877-518-5700forinformationregardingthetrustee'ssaleorvisit thisinternetwebsitehttp://www.qualityloan.com,usingthefilenumberassignedtothis foreclosurebytheTrustee:CA-22-915020-AB.Informationaboutpostponementsthat areveryshortindurationorthatoccurcloseintimetothescheduledsalemaynotimmediatelybereflectedinthetelephoneinformationorontheinternetwebsite.Thebestway toverifypostponementinformat ionistoattendthescheduledsale.NOTICETOTENANT:Youmayhavearighttopurchasethispropertyafterthetrusteeauctionpursuantto Section2924moftheCaliforniaCivilCode.Ifyouarean"eligibletenantbuyer,"youcan purchasethepropertyifyoumatchthelastandhighestbidplacedatthetrusteeauction. Ifyouarean"eligiblebidder,"youmaybeabletopurchasethepropertyifyouexceed thelastandhighestbidplacedatthetrusteeauction.Therearethreestepstoexercising thisrightofpurchase.First,48hoursafterthedateofthetrusteesale,youcancall877518-5700,orvisitthisinternetwebsitehttp://www.qualityloan.com,usingthefilenumber assignedtothisforeclosurebytheTrustee:CA-22-915020-ABtofindthedateonwhich thetrustee'ssalewasheld,theamountofthelastandhighestbid,andtheaddressof thetrustee.Second,youmustsendawrittennoticeofintenttoplaceabidsothatthe trusteereceivesitnomorethan15daysafterthetrustee'ssale.Third,youmustsubmita bidsothatthetrusteereceivesitnomorethan45daysafterthetrustee'ssale.Ifyou thinkyoumayqualifyasan"eligibletenantbuyer"or"eligiblebidder,"youshouldconsidercontactinganattorneyorappropriaterealestateprofessionalimmediatelyforadviceregardingthispotentialrighttopurchase.TheundersignedTrusteedisclaimsanyliabilityforanyincorrectnessoftheproperty addressorothercommondesignation,ifany, shownherein.Ifnostreetaddressorothercommondesignationisshown,directionsto thelocationofthepropertymaybeobtainedbysendingawrittenrequesttothebeneficiarywithin10daysofthedateoffirstpublicationofthisNoticeofSale.Ifthesaleisset asideforanyreason,includingiftheTrusteeisunabletoconveytitle,thePurchaserat thesaleshallbeentitledonlytoareturnofthemoniespaidtotheTrustee.Thisshallbe thePurchaser'ssoleandexclusiveremedy.ThepurchasershallhavenofurtherrecourseagainsttheTrustor,theTrustee,theBeneficiary,theBeneficiary'sAgent,orthe Beneficiary'sAttorney.Ifyouhavepreviouslybeendischargedthroughbankruptcy,you mayhavebeenreleasedofpersonalliabilityforthisloaninwhichcasethisletterisintendedtoexercisethenoteholdersright'sagainsttherealpropertyonly.Date:QualityLoan ServiceCorporation2763CaminoDelRioSSanDiego,CA92108619-645-7711For NONSALEinformationonlySaleLine:877-518-5700OrLoginto: http://www.qualityloan.comReinstatementLine:(866)645-7711Ext5318QualityLoan ServiceCorp.TSNo.:CA-22-915020-ABIDSPub#01801718/15/20228/22/2022 8/29/2022 DR#00057121 Published:Aug.15,22,29,2022 NOTICE OF PETITION TO ADMINISTER ESTATE OF: EDWARD F. BIGGS, SR. CaseP050740Number: Toallheirs,beneficiaries,creditors,contingentcreditors,andpersonswhomay otherwisebeinterestedinthewillorestate,orboth,of: Edward F. Biggs, Sr. APetitionforProbatehasbeenfiledby: Loretta D. Biggs intheSuperiorCourtofCalifornia,County of: Solano ThePetitionforProbaterequeststhat: Loretta D. Biggs beappointedaspersonalrepresenta tive toadministertheestateofthedecedent. Thepetitionrequeststhedecedent'swill andcodicils,ifanybeadmittedtoprobate. Thewillandanycodicilsareavailablefor examinationinthefilekeptbythecourt. ThepetitionrequestsauthoritytoadministertheestateundertheIndependentAdministrationofEstatesAct.(Thisauthority willallowthepersonalrepresentativeto takemanyactionswithoutobtainingcourt approval.Beforetakingcertainveryim portantactions,however,thepersonal representativewillberequiredtogivenoticetointerestedpersonsunlessthey havewaivednoticeorconsentedtothe proposedaction.)Theindependentadministrationauthoritywillbegrantedunless aninterestedpersonfilesanobjectionto thepetitionandshowsgoodcausewhy thecourtshouldnotgranttheauthority.
eeauction.Youwillbebiddingonalien,notonthepropertyitself.Placingthehighestbid atatrusteeauctiondoesnotautomaticallyentitleyoutofreeandclearownershipofthe property.Youshouldalsobeawarethatthelienbeingauctionedoffmaybeajuniorlien. Ifyouarethehighestbidderattheauction,youareormayberesponsibleforpayingoff allliensseniortothelienbeingau
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the home field, though. The Vikings opened the season with a 26-0 win at Yuba City. “It was a great atmo sphere,” Dimes said. “I hope the fans had fun because I had fun. I felt them and it was great to be back home.” The Vanden defense was solid, led by the front unit. Devin Martin also helped spark the effort. Abraham Saunders had a sack in the second half and Kyren JacksonDavis came away with a fumble recovery. The Vikings will be back in action Friday with a game in Sacra mento against Burbank.
Cindric starts final restart well Cindric, who won the Daytona 500 earlier this regular season, finished second after a late-race physical move by Dillon. “I got hit by another race car going 190, 200 miles an hour,” Cindric said succinctly when asked what hap pened on the pivotal play. “Glad I saved it. Glad I had a shot to come back through the field. But he’s racing for a playoff spot. I totally expected to get driven through, it was just a matter of time, but pretty bummed because we had a shot to winSaidtoday.”Dillon: “There was a lot going on there. I knew that if we got to the white, if we waited too long, I was afraid some body would wreck behind us, so I wanted to go ahead and get the lead. We were able to get it. I had a big run to him, and then I had my teammate, the 8, back there. I knew we were in pretty good shape there at the end.” Weather affects racing
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Giants From Page B1 hours later with less than 10 laps to go: After losing the lead on the restart, a few laps later, he bumped rookie Austin Cindric out of the way and seized a lead with two laps to go. And Dillon wouldn’t relinquish it. “We had some tough finishes this year like Charlotte, man. I’d beat myself up over that,” Dillon continued. “I made a good move and just didn’t finish it off. But today, we finished it off, and I’m so proud of theseSunday’sguys.”
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Despite the win, the A’s were officially eliminated from AL West title con tention, as they remained 34 games back of the firstplace Houston Astros with 33 games left. It’s the earliest the A’s have ever been elim inated from division title contention, eclipsing the ignominious mark set by the 1979 team that was elim inated on Aug. 30 of that year after game 135. That A’s team lost 108 games. This year’s A’s team is looking for players that can be around long term. One might be Mar tínez, who made five starts for the A’s this season beforeMartinez’sSunday. last MLB start came Aug. 7 at the Coliseum against the Giants, as he lasted 4-plus⅓ innings and allowed two earned runs in what became a 6-4 A’s loss. was optioned to Las Vegas the next day. Now Martinez, 25, is getting a chance to stick around in the rotation. The A’s made the decision to move Zach Logue, who had strug gled with his command in recent starts, to the bullpen before Saturday’s game. Oakland now has 33 games left and Mar tinez might be given a few more starts to see if he can be a part of things past this year. A strong September could go a long way in determining his future.
aware a good portion of players won’t be around by “Themid-week.cuts in foot ball, they’re not fun,” Kittle said. “You build relationships with these guys, spend a lot of time together, and ulti mately guys get cut. You try to sign guys back to the practice squad. I think we have a lot of depth, and I think a lot of guys we release will get picked up in other places. The team is going to look different in a couple of Becausedays.”of that, Charvarius Ward said practice will carry a sense of “Whetherpurpose. they’re making this team or another team, they’re still going to go out and give their best,” Ward said. “If you don’t make this team you can make another team’s prac tice squad. Eyes are always on you. You need to improve your game every time you step on the field.”
B6 Monday, August 29, 2022 — DAILY REPUBLIC 5-day forecast for Fairfield-Suisun CityWeatherSun and Moon Sunrise Sunset Moonrise Moonset New First Qtr. Full Aug. 27 Aug. 5 Aug. 11 Source: U.S. Naval Observatory WednesdayTuesdayToday FridayThursdayTonight88 Sunny 9058|56 93|58 96|60 96|61 SunnySunny Sunny and hot Sunny and hotClear Rio Vista 88| 93Davis59 |58 92Dixon |60 91Vacaville |63 81Benicia |58Concord88 | Walnut59 Creek 88|59 73Oakland |58 San Francisco 70|56San Mateo 76|56 Palo Alto 80|58 San Jose 88|53 Vallejo63 |55 Richmond70 |56 80Napa |55 Santa Rosa 81|52 Fairfield/Suisun City 88|58 forecastRegional Shown is today’s tonight’stoday’sTemperaturesweather.arehighsandlows. CALENDAR Monday’s TV sports Baseball • MLB, San Diego at San Francisco, NBCSBA, 6:30 p.m. Tennis • ITF, U.S. Open, ESPN, 9 a.m. • ITF, U.S. Open, ESPN, 4 p.m. • ITF, U.S. Open, ESPN2, 4 p.m. Tuesday’s TV sports Baseball • MLB,
Intense racing at Daytona The dark clouds looming overhead come Stage 3 made the drivers at or near the front of the pack more aggres sive than ever — all of them, as aforementioned, not wanting to be caught playing conserva tively when the race was called for good. But the intensity didn’t begin during the race’s final stretch. It began early. Kyle Busch, the multitime Cup championship winner, cracked a smile and shrugged when asked about Sunday’s intense racing. “I was just like, ‘Why are we doing this right now? On Lap 2? Lap 3?’” he said. “So I rolled out, and I went to the back, and I’m getting my footing and everything right and just kind of watching everything prog ress. Then I made my way up toward the front, and we were able to collect some good stage points, which was good.” There were three other notable wrecks that loomed large on Sunday. The first arrived on Lap 31: Denny Hamlin appeared to get loose from the front and spin out. Erik Jones, Christopher Bell, Brad Keselowski and Blaney were all involved. The wreck knocked Kesel owski out of the race – and out of the playoffs.
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The weather loomed large all weekend at Daytona. It delayed the start of the Xfinity race on Friday. It postponed Daytona’s Cup race from Saturday night to Sunday morning. But it also impacted Sunday’s style of racing. Stage 3 wrecks largely started from P2, P3 and P4 — a result of drivers not wanting to be caught in second when the inevi table storm made landfall. Michael McDowell, who wrecked in Stage 3, was honest about his aggression. He spoke on it after he emerged from Daytona’s infield care center after wreck ing on beforesaiderupted,theweather.undertoentonthedidwhen31candid,weren’tinmyself.andwould’vebeenbehindoutouslygoinghisracing,”“It’sSunday.superspeedwayMcDowellsaidofwreck.“Wewereallforitthere.ObviIcould’verolledofthegasandstayedthe22,butifithadrainingrightnow,Ibeeninsecondbeenreallyupsetwith...“Wehadtowintogettheplayoffs,andwejustabletodoit.”JustinHaleywastoo.TheNo.teamdecidedtonotpittherestofthefieldlateinStage3,seizingleadandbankingthefactthatinclemweatherwasn’tgoinglettheracetofinishgreen.HewasrightabouttheButhewasn’tinleadwhenthewreckeventhoughherainbegantofallalaptheracewashalted with a red flag. “It was raining for a good lap before we got down there in Turn 1,” Haley said to the NBC broadcast. “Coming out of 2 the previous lap, it was raining, and we just lostHaleytraction.”went on to call NASCAR’s handling of the situation “pretty unac ceptable,” adding: “It’s just tough, man. Fighting for my right, fighting for my life every day, so you take these small oppor tunities and try to make something of it.”
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race results knock Martin Truex Jr., who finished with the fourth-most points in the field but with no wins, out of the champi onship chase. The only driver in the playoffs who didn’t notch a regular-season win is Ryan Blaney, who edged Truex in the points battle. “Just not fast enough to keep up with those guys,” said Truex, whose car was severely damaged after the aforementioned huge wreck right before the race’s red flag. “We got the restart we needed and got in a decent spot there, just couldn’t keep up. It’s wide open that whole last run there. It’s a shame. It stinks. But just too much damage to have the speed to do what we needed to do.” When the field col lected ahead of Dillon’s dash to the front, Blaney had a 14-point lead on Truex. But with all of the disabled cars from the wreck parked, Blaney made up the laps he was behind on a large chunk of the field, eliminat ing the deficit. And when Truex fell from near the lead back to eighth, the point differential swung in favor of TylerBlaney.Reddick, Dillon’s teammate for Richard Childress Racing, finished in second. Cindric fin ished in third. With the win, Dillon earned his fourth victory in 326 Cup Series races and his eighth top-10 finish in 2022. Here’s what else you need to know:
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A’s From Page B1 out of the inning as he served up a double to Max Kepler that drove in Luis Arráez from first and kicked off a stretch of five straight two-bag gers that ultimately ended Junis’ day. José Miranda traded places with Kepler, then Nick Gordon with Miranda, before the Giants went to the bullpen and the Twins doubled twice more. Their strength all season, the Giants’ start ing pitching began to falter on this trip. Junis was ultimately tagged with six earned runs over 4⅓ innings, raising the starting staff’s ERA to 7.29 over the course of the eight games away from Oracle Park. In relief, Alex Young sur rendered the final two doubles, as San Fran cisco’s search for a reliever who can reli ably retire left-handed batters continued (and introduced a new charac ter on Sunday in veteran lefty Scott CombinedAlexander.with the bullpen, which blew one lead against the Rockies and another Saturday against the Twins, the Giants allowed at least eight runs in more games (three) on this trip than they held opponents under four (twice).
From Page B1 Meg Oliphant/Getty Images/TNS Austin Dillon celebrates in victory lane after winning the NASCAR Cup Series Coke Zero Sugar 400 at Daytona International Speedway, Sunday.
Timing up with Trey Kittle and the receiv ing corps are still in the process of getting used to quarterback Trey Lance, and vice versa. Once the roster is set, cre ating a bond and trust with Lance will be a focal point. “I think there’s a lot of importance in how we make plays, get open for Trey, make him more comfortable and make him want to throw us the football,” Kittle said. Kittle said he’ll leave the Xs and O’s to head coach Kyle Shana han and quarterbacks coach Brian Griese and simply exchange ideas with Lance based on what he’s seeing. Lance was 7-of-11 for 49 yards in a 17-0 preseason loss to Houston, missed a throw to Kittle once and didn’t get him the ball when he appeared to be open on another. “If it pertains to my route I’ll ask, `What did you see? This is what I saw,’ ” Kittle said. “Maybe we can work together a little bit better on that. I know Trey’s OK. I’m not worried about Trey by any means. He had good plays, he had bad plays. It was a very vanilla game plan, and we weren’t in rooms studying our game plan. We were still in camp practices. It will look a lot different when we actually spend time game-planning.”Although Shana han doesn’t put much stock in the preseason, the topic of penalties (11 for 104 yards against Houston) is bound to come up. “I think our biggest issue on offense this past week was we had what, a hundred-thousand penal ties and an entire football field in yardage?,” Kittle said. “We’ve got to eliminate those. Defi nitely wasn’t pretty but there are things to work with. The next few days we’re going to have some big practices and hopefully we can gain some ground.” L.A. Dodgers at N.Y. Mets, TBS, 4 p.m. MLB, Oakland at Washington, NBCSCA, 4 p.m. San Diego at San Francisco, NBCSBA, 6:30 p.m. Everton vs. Leeds United, USA, Noon. Tennis ITF, U.S. Open, ESPN, 9 a.m. ITF, U.S. Open, ESPN, 4 p.m. ITF, U.S. Open, ESPN2, 4 p.m. SAN FRANCISCO OAKLAND N.Y. Tampa L.A. Detroit L.A. N.Y. Chicago White Milwaukee Chicago Kansas City St. Louis Atlanta Cleveland Seattle Sunday’s SAN FRANCISCO 3 OAKLAND 4, N.Y. Yankees 1 L.A. Dodgers 8, Miami 1 Washington 3, Cincinnati 2 Tampa Bay 12, Boston 4 Pittsburgh 5, Philadelphia 0 L.A. Angels 8, Toronto 3 Colorado 1, N.Y. Mets 0 Houston 3, Baltimore 1 Kansas City 15, San Diego 7 Arizona 3, Chicago White Sox 2 Milwaukee 9, Chicago Cubs 7 Detroit 9, Texas 8 Seattle 4, Cleveland 0 Atlanta at St. Louis, 4:08 p.m. Monday’s Games San Diego at SAN FRANCISCO, 6:45 p.m. St. Louis at Cincinnati, 3:40 p.m. L.A. Dodgers at Miami, 3:40 p.m. Chicago Cubs at Toronto, 4:07 p.m. Boston at Minnesota, 4:40 p.m. Pittsburgh at Milwaukee, 5:10 p.m. N.Y. Yankees at L.A. Angels, 6:38 p.m. Philadelphia at ARizona, 6:40 p.m. Tuesday’s Games OAKLAND at Washington, 4:05 p.m. San Diego at SAN FRANCISCO, 6:45 p.m. Baltimore at Cleveland, 3:10 p.m. Tampa Bay at Miami, 3:40 p.m. St. Louis at Cincinnati, 3:40 p.m. Chicago Cubs at Toronto, 4:07 p.m. L.A. Dodgers at N.Y. Mets, 4:10 p.m. Seattle at Detroit, 4:10 p.m. Colorado at Atlanta, 4:20 p.m. Boston at Minnesota, 4:40 p.m. Houston at Texas, 5:05 p.m. Kansas City at Chicago White Sox, 5:10 p.m. Pittsburgh at Milwaukee, 5:10 p.m. N.Y. Yankees at L.A. Angels, 6:38 p.m. Philadelphia at Arizona, 6:40 p.m.
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BASEBALL American League East DivisionWL Pct GB N.Y. Yankees 78 50 .609 Tampa Bay 70 57 .551 7½ Toronto 68 58 .540 9 Baltimore 67 60 .528 10½ Boston 62 66 .484 16 CentralWDivisionL Pct GB Cleveland 67 59 .532 Minnesota 65 61 .516 2 Chicago White Sox 63 65 .492 5 Kansas City 52 77 .403 16½ Detroit 50 78 .391 18 West WDivisionL Pct GB Houston 82 47 .636 Seattle 70 58 .547 11½ Texas 58 69 .457 23 L.A. Angels 55 73 .430 26½ OAKLAND 48 81 .372 34 National League East DivisionWL Pct GB N.Y. Mets 82 47 .636 Atlanta 79 49 .617 2½ Philadelphia 72 56 .563 9½ Miami 55 72 .433 26 Washington 42 85 .336 38½ CentralWDivisionL Pct GB St. Louis 73 54 .575 Milwaukee 67 59 .532 5½ Chicago Cubs 55 73 .430 18½ Cincinnati 50 76 .397 22½ Pittsburgh 48 79 .378 25 West WDivisionL Pct GB L.A. Dodgers 88 38 .698 San Diego 70 59 .543 19½ SAN FRANCISCO 61 65 .484 27 Arizona 59 67 .468 29 Colorado 55 74 .426 34½ Friday’s Games Minnesota 9, SAN FRANCISCO 0 New York 3, OAKLAND 2 L.A. Dodgers 10, Miami 6 Cincinnati 7, Washington 3 Philadelphia 7, Pittsburgh 4 L.A. Angels 12, Toronto 0 N.Y. Mets 7, Colorado 6 Boston 9, Tampa Bay 8 Texas 7, Detroit 6 Baltimore 2, Houston 0 San Diego 13, Kansas City 5 Arizona 7, Chicago White Sox 2 Chicago Cubs 4, Milwaukee 3 Atlanta 11, St. Louis 4 Seattle 3, Cleveland 2 Saturday’s Games Minnesota 3,
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