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THEN: THE GOLDEN AGE OF AUTOMOBILES

The 1950s,60s and 70s were considered a golden age for the automobiles. An argument could be made for any number of golden ages when it comes to automobiles, which have embodied innovation, ingenuity, and the confluence of creative and technological pursuits. Some

see the genius of Henry Ford as the pinnacle of automotive history, while others might point to the stately, art deco era of automobiles that produced beauties like the 1930 Mercedes Benz SSK and the 1938 Bugatti Type 57SC Atlantic as the ultimate marriage of art and mechanics. Still others gravitate toward the space-

age cars of the ’50s and ’60s, and 70s with their futuristic vision, dramatic fins, bullet-like tail lights, and space capsule interiors. What cannot be denied is our long love affair with automobiles, and it’s far from over. In fact, the fire of our automotive romance is blazing bright once again with

a number of new vehicles vying to take their place in history and supplant previous assumptions about what marks the golden age of automobiles. A strong argument could be made that we’re currently experiencing a modern “golden era”, in which consumers have access to a virtual kaleidoscope of automotive variety.

AND NOW... Modern cars are a marvel of comfort, safety, speed, and economy, paired with the convenience of technology and the appeal of artistic design. Getting from point A to point B in comfort, style and safety has never been more available than it is today, and for the discerning driver, choices for automotive travel abound. Even better is the fact that innovation is accelerating at a breakneck pace. There are so many advances in the automotive world taking place, and so many incredible cars to choose from, that the biggest problem for many consumers is figuring out how to select the perfect vehicle. For advertising information, call (858) 537-2280 • ads@militarypress.com

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CHARGERS REPORT: QB OR NOT QB Now that the Chargers and Rivers have officially agreed to part ways the question leading up to the draft is which direction the Chargers will go? If they sign a veteran free agent quarterback do they still take a quarterback in this draft or do they go after the proverbial “best player available” with the sixth pick?

a team that needs to look to its QB future beyond Philip Rivers. Herbert comes with a few durability concerns, and while he is efficient and mentally tough overall, there are times when he can go into a slump with his decision-making, forcing throws out of overconfidence. With good NFL coaching, however, he can live up to being a prototypical superstar. Anthony

could be a nice fit as an athletic, high-IQ passer with intriguing physical tools.” Lance Zierlein (NFL Analyst): “Herbert certainly helped himself during Senior Bowl week, and the Chargers are in desperate need of finding their next QB1.” While making an appearance on the NFL Network’s Total Access this past week Chargers linebacker Thomas Davis

Coming off a disappointing 2019 season where they finished last in the AFC West with a 5-11 record, the Chargers currently own the sixth overall pick in the draft. However, with two quarterback-needy teams, Cincinnati (2-14) and Miami (412), picking ahead of them at No. 1 and No. 4, respectfully, do the Chargers stand pat at No. 6 or do they trade up to secure the player they covet? NFL scouts and draft pundits have three quarterbacks — Joe Burrows (LSU), Tua Tagovialoa (Alabama) and Justin Herbert (Oregon) being taken early in the first round. With Burrows projected to be the first pick overall and Tagovailoa expected to be the second quarterback taken, we will focus on Herbert since he’s been linked to the Chargers in many mock drafts. Here is a closer look at the analysts and their comments regarding Herbert. Mel Kiper Jr. (ESPN): “The Chargers have some big decisions to make over the next few months. Will they bring back free-agent quarterback Philip Rivers? Will they pay up to keep tight end Hunter Henry and running back Melvin Gordon? After a stellar 2018 season where he led the Chargers to the Division round in the playoffs by throwing Rivers showed some decline in 2019, throwing 20 interceptions. It could be time to start fresh with the 6-foot-6 Herbert, who has the highest ceiling of any of the quarterbacks in this class. His inconsistency can be maddening and his decision-making must improve, but you can’t doubt his talent, and a team in the top 10 could fall in love. L.A. has some issues; its defense produced just 30 sacks (despite Joey Bosa and Melvin Ingram III combining for 18.5), and quarterbacks completed 70.7% of passes against it, highest in the league. The Chargers also got almost nothing from top 2019 picks Jerry Tillery and Nasir Adderley. This also could be a spot to watch for defense.” Vinnie Iyre (Sporting News): “Herbert has ideal size (6-6, 237 pounds) for 4 February 15, 2020

Is Herbert the future Charger QB? Lynn would have a strong influence on Herbert, and his recent burst of athleticism would be a welcome asset in LA.” Bucky Brooks (NFL Analyst): “The likely departure of Philip Rivers puts the Chargers in the QB market. Herbert

hyped Tyrod Taylor for Rivers’ replacement at quarterback. “For me, I think that Tyrod Taylor should be given the opportunity,” Davis said. “He’s a guy who has put his time in. He’s learned the offense and he knows how to run it.

“Eventually, I think they should draft a quarterback to learn under Tyrod, so that way he could have an opportunity, but not a quarterback that they’re going to put pressure on him.” The Endzone: Ranked the third-best QB prospect in the draft, the 6-6, 237-pound Herbert polished off his senior year by setting career-highs in completions (286), attempts (428), yards (3471) and touchdown passes (32). He also shined in the post season where he was named MVP in both the Rose Bowl and Senior Bowl. Over the past three years the Chargers have been in position to select a highly touted quarterback in the draft but instead focused on other positions. In 2017 the team took Clemson wide receiver Mike Williams with the seventh overall pick while quarterbacks Patrick Mahomes and Deshaun Watson were still on the draft board. Both the Chiefs and Bills traded up to take Mahomes and Watson with the 10th and 12th picks, respectfully. In his first year as a starter in 2018 Mahomes led the Chiefs to the AFC Championship and was named the MVP of the NFL. This past season Mahomes was named the Super Bowl MVP after leading the Chiefs to its second Super Bowl win in franchise history. The Chargers selected safety Derwin James 17th overall in 2018 with quarterback Lamar Jackson (2019 NFL MVP) available. And last year they took defensive tackle Jerry Tillery with the 28th pick overall with quarterback Drew Lock, whom the Broncos selected with the 42 pick, available as well. Although it is too early to say passing on Lock was a mistake, taking James — regarded as one of the top safeties in the league — rather than Jackson is understandable. However, passing on both Mahomes and Watson, both of whom have already established themselves as franchise quarterbacks, doesn’t look good on Telesco’s record as a GM. Williams is a talented receiver and had a respectable year his second season (43 receptions, 664 yards, 10 tds), but he had no touchdown receptions his rookie year while struggling with a back injury and he produced just two touchdown receptions last season. With running back Melvin Gordon likely not to re-sign and tight end Hunter Henry entering free agency as well, the pressure is on. Whether it be through the draft, free agency or both, Telesco must sign a marquee signal caller as the franchise moves into the new 70,000 seat SoFi Stadium this fall. By Art Garcia www.militarypress.com • news@militarypress.com

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down after just two performances by the district attorney. The Pleasure Man ran for only one showing before also being shut down after the cast, including West, were arrested for obscenity, but this time getting off thanks to a hung jury.

likeness of Donald Trump. Griffin was fired from her most high-profile job as co-host of CNN’s New Year’s Eve celebration and several comedy gigs were canceled. She at first apologized for the image during a tearful news conference, but since that time has rescinded her apology and renewed her attacks on Trump.

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Mae West’s Career Took Off After She Was Sent to Prison. In 1927 Mae West was sentenced to 10 days in prison and given a $500 fine, charged with “obscenity and corrupting the morals of youth” for writing, under the pen name Jane Mast, directing, and performing in the play Sex. The Constant Sinner, which was shut

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In 1995 “Tonight Show” host Jay Leno asked the question on everyone’s mind...”What the hell were you thinking?” Although the public at large never received a real answer to the question, the solicitation controversy didn’t do all that much to harm Grant’s career, as he went on to star in a number of hits including the “Bridget Jones” franchise and “Notting Hill,” opposite Julia Roberts.

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FEEL THE BURN

We are being pushed to take a bow for a new revolution. Bernie Sanders, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, and cadres of journalists and theoreticians have made it their mission to revive the case for socialism. But didn’t the case for socialism die with the collapse of the Soviet Union and other socialist regimes in Eastern Europe in the 1990s? Not according to the new socialists. The socialism they champion is supposedly new and improved. This time, they say, the socialism they champion is democratic. When advocates of a political ideology that has so far led to the deaths of tens of millions of people claim that this time it will be different, there’s a heavy burden of proof for thinking they are not advocates of more slaughter. I don’t think the burden can be discharged. In the end, democratic socialism is only superficially different from the socialism that was pushed, bloodily, on its twentieth-century victims.

What is democratic socialism, and how is it supposed to be any different? When asked by Stephen Colbert about what she means by “democratic socialism,” Ocasio-Cortez answered: “what that means to me is health care as a human right. It means that every child no matter where you are born should have access to a college or trade school education if they so choose it.”1 In a recent prominent campaign speech, Bernie Sanders gives a similar list of policies and concludes, “in the wealthiest country in the history of the world, economic rights are human rights. That is what I mean by democratic socialism.” Bear in mind the mechanism by which both Ocasio-Cortez and Sanders would implement these “economic rights.” “Medicare for all” would abolish private insurance, giving government de facto control of the health care industry.3 Sanders’s “College for All” program would push even private colleges to accept more federal funds, hastening the day when the distinction between private and public colleges would come to nothing. The new socialist politicians really do advocate state ownership of some of the “commanding heights” of the modern economy. The essential characteristic of socialism is the denial of individual property rights; under socialism, the right to property . . . is vested in “society as a whole,” i.e., in the collective, with production and distribution controlled by the state, i.e., by the government. Socialism may be established by force, as in the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics — or by vote, as in Nazi (National Socialist) Germany. The degree of socialization may be total, as in Russia — or partial, as in England. Theoretically, the differences are superficial; practically, they are only a matter of time. The basic principle, in all cases, is the same. The alleged goals of socialism were: the abolition of poverty, the achievement of general prosperity, progress, peace and human brotherhood. The results have been a terrifying failure — terrifying, that is, if one’s motive is men’s welfare.

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A dog lover, whose dog was a female and “in heat’, agreed to look after her neighbors’ male dog while the neighbors were on vacation. She had a large house and believed that she could keep the two dogs apart. However, as she was drifting off to sleep she heard awful howling and moaning sounds, rushed downstairs and found the dogs locked together, in obvious pain and unable to disengage, as so frequently happens when dogs mate. Unable to separate them, and perplexed as to what to do next, although it was late, she called the vet, who answered in a very grumpy voice. Having explained the problem to him, the vet said, “Hang up the phone and place it down alongside the dogs. I will then call you back and the noise of the ringing will make the male lose his erection and he will be able to withdraw.” “Do you think that will work?” she asked. “It just worked for me,” he replied.

KILLER ON THE LOOSE Be sure you lock your doors and windows at home! A man was found dead in his home over the weekend. Detectives at the scene found the man face down in his bathtub. The tub had been filled with milk, sugar, and cornflakes. A banana was sticking out of his butt. Police suspect a cereal killer.

QUICHE A man goes into a restaurant and is seated. All the waitresses are gorgeous. A particularly voluptuous waitress wearing a very short skirt and legs that won’t quit came to his table and asked if he was ready to order, “What would you like, sir?” He looks at the menu and then scans her beautiful frame top to bottom, then answers, “A quickie.”

The waitress turns and walks away in disgust. After she regains her composure she returns and asks again, “What would you like, sir?” Again the man thoroughly checks her out and again answers, “A quickie, please!” This time her anger takes over and she reaches over and slaps him across the face with a resounding “SMACK” and storm away. A man sitting at the next table leans over and whispers, “Um, I think it is pronounced ....quiche.”

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8 NEW NEIGHBORHOODS

DISCOVER RESORT LIVING AT MENIFEE’S

master planned community of the year New Neighborhoods by Premier Builders Priced from the $400,000s

Los Angeles (75 Miles)

RANCHO CUCAMONGA 10

CORONA

215 91

Orange County (57 Miles)

*MENIFEE* Railroad Canyon Rd.

Newport Rd. Murrieta Rd.

RESORT LIVING

215

MURRIETA

anyon Rd. ndy C

AudieMurphyRanch.com

855.802.2217

BROKERS WELCOME**

TEMECULA San Diego (70 Miles)

MAP NOT TO SCALE

*Promotion subject to change. See individual builders for details. **As the referring broker or agent, you are required to personally escort your clients on their FIRST visit to an Audie Murphy Ranch neighborhood and introduce them to the sales representative on duty. The sales representative will assist you in the registration process, provide all the necessary forms and request the broker/agent’s business card at this time. We regret that no telephone or mail registrations will be accepted. Plans, pricing and product information are subject to change. Model photography for illustrative purposes only. Models do not reflect racial preference. Map is an artist’s conception and is not to scale. Copyright ©2020 Brookfield Residential. All Rights Reserved. DRE License #01896289.

February 15, 2020