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Coasting while hosting: 5 ways to keep your holiday spirit at your next party Many of us are already looking forward to hosting holiday gatherings this year - decorating our homes, whipping up festive foods, planning fun activities and surrounding ourselves with the warmth of family and friends. In fact, one recent survey found 67 percent of U.S. consumers host and prepare food for holiday events, while another predicts we’ll be spending an average $172 on such entertaining this season. As enjoyable as hosting is, however, the preparations can be time consuming. In a survey by Wakefield Research for BJ’s Wholesale Club this year, 26 percent of U.S. respondents reported needing at least 24 hours to prepare for a holiday party. And trying to pull everything together can add pressure when we have copious other demands on our time. “Our routines are interrupted by travel, guests, parties and the holidays themselves,” notes physician Dr. Spencer Blackman in Entrepreneur. “If you’re entertaining friends and family or organizing a work party, it takes upstream work to ensure a smooth event. Engage your support system and make a plan before things get crazy.” Consider these host-with-the-most suggestions for keeping the joy of the season no matter how large your
impending event - and for making sure it’s more fun than frantic. * Santa knows who’s on the nice list. You may be head elf, but there’s no reason to take on every bit of the cooking, cleaning and entertaining yourself. Recruit a secondary elf squad ahead of time, assigning specific tasks so the work is parceled out evenly. Note: Youngsters needing gift-buying money may be motivated to take on the more grueling chores. * Visions of sugarplums. Plan your menu ahead. When you know way ahead of time what you’ll be serving, most food items and utensils can be purchased in advance - and in volume - so you’ll have plenty to offer even if your guest list spikes unexpectedly. The last thing you want is to run out; of the 65 percent of Americans who told Wakefield they’ve been at parties that went awry, 28 percent pointed to a shortage of eating utensils and 27 percent were disappointed the food ran out early. BJ’s Wholesale Club has everything you need to stock up for your party - at incredible value. * Reindeer games? Check. Do the parents (and everyone else) at your gathering a favor by anticipating how your youngest party attendees will spend their time. Can you put together a kid-friendly craft, Lego, board game or cookie decorating table? Build a blanket fort? Set up
age-appropriate video games? Rent movies? Stage a snowman-building contest? Put up port-a-cribs and baby swings for the nappers? * Haul out the holly. Fifty-six percent of Americans see decor as more impactful on holiday spirit than food, according to Wakefield. You can always go all out on decorations if that’s your thing, but the most striking ones are often the simplest. Hang multiple strands of sparkling lights, add a fire to the fireplace, light sweetsmelling candles and generously place fresh red-ribboned pine boughs on mantles, around doorways and banisters and in containers. Nearly instant magic. * Mix and a-mingle. All too often, we’re so busy making everything perfect for our guests we don’t have
time to join in the fun ourselves. The more you plan ahead to have your food, drinks and entertainment all planned out before guests arrive, the greater your chances of being able to relax and enjoy your own festivities. The key to being a great host is to prepare enough so you’re not hopelessly frazzled by the time guests arrive. Plan ahead this year so you can appreciate the joy of entertaining and create stellar holiday memories for all who attend. It may be the perfect ending of a perfect day. Let BJ’s Wholesale Club partner with you in providing all the fresh and frozen grocery items you need for your holiday soiree, in addition to decor, kitchen supplies and a cornucopia of gift ideas. - (BPT)
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GRACE CROSS OF HUNTINGTON BEACH, WAS HONORED AT NATIONAL PHILANTHROPY DAY IN ORANGE COUNTY
Olive Crest, a recognized leader in the prevention and treatment of child abuse, has announced that their nominee, Grace Cross, was selected to be honored at the 23rd Annual National Philanthropy Day in Orange County in the “OUTSTANDING YOUTH” category. This annual Awards Luncheon, produced by the Orange County Chapter of the Association of Fundraising Professionals, takes place annually in November each year, and was held recently at the City National Grove of Anaheim. National Philanthropy Day® is the inspiring occasion when thousands of people around the world come together annually to celebrate giving, volunteering, and charitable engagement, thus raising awareness of the role of philanthropy in our daily lives. It is a day that honors and recognizes exemplary local philanthropists, organizations, and businesses who give so generously of their time, talents, and financial support, making our community a better place. It is the organization’s belief that philanthropy benefits not only our own communities, but it enriches and empowers the global community. National Philanthropy Day offers an opportunity to reflect on the meaning of charitable giving and the spirit that makes such generosity possible.
National Philanthropy Day Orange County has become the most prominent philanthropic recognition event in Orange County, with more than 1,000 honorees since its inception in 1986. “Grace and I met several years ago, when she came to my office at Olive Crest dressed in her full Brownie uniform with a cart full of Girl Scout cookies,” stated Tim Bauer, Executive Director of Development at Olive Crest in Orange County. “I soon realized that these cookies weren’t for me or my staff – they were for our Olive Crest kids! Grace has gone way beyond earning her Philanthropy ‘Learning To Give Back’ Badge from the Girl Scouts, which she received several years ago. Grace has a true heart for our Olive Crest kids, and we are very blessed to have her support. She is an amazing role model for giving back at such a young age to her community. She thinks of others first, knowing that it will benefit the people served by the organization. Grace Cross is certainly one-of-akind!” Bauer continued. Grace Cross was born 3 ½ months early at 26 weeks, weighing in at just 2 pounds. The doctors said she would have a 10% chance of living, much less having any kind of normal life. When Grace was 11 months old, she was diagnosed with Cerebral Palsy. Grace is now 12 years old
Tim Bauer, Grace Cross, and Kerri Dunkelberger and works hard to not let her disability brother had volunteered. Inspired define her. Her philanthropic efforts by a local business woman and her started at a very young age. In own personal desire to help kids kindergarten, Grace joined the Girl and families, Grace researched Scouts of Orange County, where other charities she could donate she first learned about the concept to. In the last five years, Grace has of philanthropy and giving back to donated in excess of 900 boxes of her community. She got involved in cookies to different organizations, first grade with the Girl Scouts’ cookie including Olive Crest in Orange program, through which Grace County, Thomas House, Huntington encouraged her customers to donate Beach Youth Shelter and Ronald a box of cookies by purchasing MacDonald House. what they call “Cookie Shares.” In “When I first started thinking about her very first year of selling these giving back, I knew I wanted to help Girl Scout cookies, Grace sold a kids and families,” stated Grace. “I record total of 769 boxes, 50 of could not imagine how hard it would which were “Cookie Shares,” which be to have a broken family or no she donated to the Long Beach family at all. I just wanted to do what Rescue Mission where her father and I could to help”.
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It’s that time of year when employees are seeking meaningful and appropriate holiday gifts for their coworkers and clients. While the process should be fun, because such gifts can inadvertently send unspoken messages to their recipients, making the right choice at the right time can be surprisingly tricky. No one wants to come across as impersonal or lacking in good taste, but it’s all too easy to pick something that’s too expensive or too impractical to make the statement you’re intending to make. With that thought in mind, consider these guidelines for buying or making gifts for your coworker that are memorable and appropriate. *Consider practicality. If the present is unlikely to be used or consumed, it’s a mismatch and a waste of money. For example, even the rarest or priciest bottle of wine will be
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The holidays are a wonderful time of year to spend with family and friends, and to reconnect with those you may not often see. However, the festive season can also be a busy and expensive time. By January, many are left feeling exhausted physically, emotionally and financially. But don’t let the stress of the season stand in the way of the magic - follow these easy tips and tricks to enjoy a more relaxing and joyful holiday season. * Make a list: And check it twice! Getting organized this holiday season can save you time and money. When shopping for holiday gifts, having a complete list before you enter the store can prevent you from browsing the aisles for items you do not need. You will also have an estimated total cost before shopping, so you can stick to your budget. * Send e-cards: It is always exciting to receive holiday mail from loved ones, but between the postage and printing fees, sending your own cards can quickly add up. Sending e-cards, however, is a more cost-effective
approach and you can send as many as you’d like! You can also apply the money you save to your gifting budget. * Switch to Straight Talk: From searching seasonal recipes to online shopping, there is no better helper than a smartphone during the holiday season. Straight Talk Wireless recently launched its new Ultimate Unlimited Plan for just $55 per month - helping you tackle the holidays and stream your favorite videos at DVD quality, without worrying about running out of high speed data. Never get throttled again. So treat yourself to the gift of unlimited data by switching to Straight Talk Wireless, the leading no-contract wireless provider that offers customers the best phones on the best networks for less. With no contracts, no credit checks and no mystery fees, your phone bill will be one less cost to worry about this season. * Wrap like a pro: Gift wrapping can be one of the most time consuming activities of the holidays. However,
there are multiple hacks to expedite the wrapping process. For oddly shaped gifts - use Kraft paper bags and decorate with a silver paint marker. You can also spruce up plain wrapping paper using twine, ribbons and stencils. Be creative if you run out of supplies, in the end it is the thought that matters, not the presentation! * Monitor for deals: Online holiday shopping has made it easy to avoid the craze of the mall. But another added benefit of shopping from home
is finding ways to avoid paying full price. Once you reach the checkout page, do a quick online search for discount codes for that particular site. You will be shocked to find how simple it is to save a few extra bucks or even snag free shipping! Make it a priority this year to not lose the spirit of the season within the hustle and bustle. While they may seem simple, these few steps will help you put an end to the post-holiday slump before it hits. - (BPT)
Fun or fantasy? How to know if a video game is right for your child If you are like most Americans, you have computer and video game fans in your home. However, as a parent, it is not always easy to decide if a popular video game is right for your child. That is where ratings and parental controls can help. Understanding what a particular video game entails is especially important as the holiday gift-giving season approaches. A friend or relative might buy your child the “it” game with good intentions while not realizing it is meant for older, more mature gamers. In the end, it is the parent’s responsibility to determine if a game is appropriate or should be exchanged for another option. Clear ratings and parental controls on devices make it easy for parents to select the right games for their kids. The Entertainment Software Rating Board (ESRB) is a nonprofit organization that empowers consumers to make informed choices about appropriate video games through its rating system and other tools. ESRB ratings are printed on video game packages to clearly tell parents what games are appropriate for what age group, so parents can make the decision that is best for them. To increase awareness, a new public service announcement educates parents about the ESRB ratings and parental controls. With the video game industry’s unique partners, networks and technologies,
the PSA can be seen on TV, video game consoles and websites, mobile devices and in stores through retailers. When selecting a game for your children, or researching one received as a gift, follow these tips to determine if the game is right for them: 1. Check the rating printed on the package. While an “E for Everyone” rating means the game is suitable for all ages, a game rated “T for Teen” has content that is more appropriate for older children and “M for Mature” is generally meant for players ages 17 or older. 2. Read Content Descriptors and Interactive Elements. ESRB ratings also include more detailed information about game content that may have triggered a particular rating, such as Crude Humor or Strong Language. Interactive Elements notices, which are listed at ESRB.org and on the free ESRB rating search mobile app, indicate the user’s ability to broadcast their location with other players, share their personal information with third parties, or interact with other gamers online. 3. Set parental controls. Whether your child owns a console, handheld device or plays on the computer, most video game systems have parental control options. These controls can be set to block games by ESRB rating category, regulate
play time and restrict access to the Internet. Learn more about setting controls for individual systems at www.esrb.org/parents. 4. Check online reviews. The Internet era has provided more information than ever about different video games. Online reviews are useful and may feature screenshots, video and written opinion to help parents get insight about a game before ordering or opening the package. 5. Be involved. Parents should be proactive and aware of what games their children are playing, including with whom they are playing online. Parental involvement is the best way to ensure
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Laura’s House Raises $530,000 for Domestic Violence Victims Wearing disco fashions and boogieying to the groovy sounds of the ‘70s, more than 300 domestic violence advocates gathered at the Island Hotel Newport Beach to celebrate Laura’s House 23rd annual gala themed “Saturday Night Fever at Club Laura’s House.” Emceed by NBC 4 Emmy-winning reporter Hetty Chang, the successful soirée raised more than $530,000 for services benefiting domestic violence victims, including the Laura’s House emergency shelter, community programs, legal advocacy services, prevention and education outreach programs and more. The evening began with a cocktail reception that included a silent auction filled with unique experiences and luxury items such as a three-night stay at the Grand Wailea in Maui, Anaheim Ducks tickets, Kendra Scott jewelry, an Urban Decay beauty basket, Caribbean adventures and more. Setting the tone for the evening, guests were welcomed with a fun photo opportunity, followed by nostalgic performances of pop hits such as “Boogie Fever” and “Staying Alive.” Guests were then ushered to the ballroom for a scrumptious dinner, starting with a mixed green salad with Marcona almonds, dried tart cherries, baby heirloom tomatoes and shaved Manchego cheese, followed by a red wine braised short ribs on truffle risotto. For dessert, sweets lovers had the option between a delicious smore’s pudding cake with house made salted caramel ice cream or an exquisite crisp raspberry brulee tart with seasonal berries. Laura’s House awarded its 2017 Crystal Heart Award to Erik Cadle and Adrian Vasquez from Irvine-based Western National Group, for their dedication and help in remodeling Laura’s House newest site, the 2,200-square foot Domestic Violence Advocacy Center (DVAC) accommodating the Laura’s House fast-growing legal team, and offering therapeutic services, workshops and groups. Cadle and Vasquez mobilized their network and donated countless hours and weekend time to transform the office into a beautiful, safe and peaceful haven for Laura’s House clients to address their issues with therapists and legal advocates. Looking radiant as always, Laura’s House board member Cheryl Osborn from Casco Contractors, was honored with the 2017 Corporate Crystal Heart Award for unwavering and generous support of the nonprofit. Throughout the years, under Osborn’s leadership, Casco Contractors conducted major improvement projects at Laura’s House’s emergency shelter, transitional living facility and at its San Juan Capistrano and Lake Forest resale stores. During the program, three emotional recordings of survivors calling 911 for assistance, one from a woman and two from children, were played for the audience, a reminder that domestic violence remains a prevalent issue for the entire family within our community. Attendees also heard a first-hand testimony from a survivor who shared her personal story of survival and experience working with the Laura’s House legal team. Bayston, Adam Dodge, legal director, and Jennifer Ponce, prevention education manager, also highlighted the areas of rapid expansion and the need for additional support in these areas, as Laura’s House continues to meet the needs of our community. The program also included a live auction with fabulous prizes such as box seats to Enrique Iglesias, Pitbull and Janet Jackson concerts at the Honda Center, luxurious Maui getaways, and a special appeal ‘Rebuild a Life,’ directly funding programs and services provided by Laura’s House. The opportunity drawing winner captured a weekend getaway in a Tesla. Following the program, the fabulous disco Sensation Showband started the dance party with guests onstage for a fun rendition of the “YMCA.” The mission of Laura’s House is to change the social beliefs, attitudes and the behaviors that perpetuate domestic violence while creating a safe space to empower individuals and families affected by abuse. For more information, visit www.laurashouse.org.
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MOTOWN THE MUSICAL AT SEGERSTROM CENTER FOR THE ARTS
The Temptations in MOTOWN THE MUSICAL Photos by Joan Marcus Segerstrom Center for the Arts and Work Light Productions are proud to announce the complete cast for the National Tour of MOTOWN THE MUSICAL. Leading this new tour will be Kenneth Mosley as Berry Gordy, Trenyce as Diana Ross, Matt Manuel as Marvin Gaye, and Justin Reynolds as Smokey Robinson, with Kai Calhoun and Chase Phillips portraying Berry Gordy’s boyhood counterpart and the roles of young stars Michael Jackson and Stevie Wonder. MOTOWN THE MUSICAL will also feature Nick Abbott, Tracy Byrd, Arielle Crosby, Devin Holloway, Quiana Holmes, Kayla Jenerson, EJ King, Brett Michael Lockley, Jasmine Maslanova-Brown, Rob McCaffrey, Trey McCoy, Alia Munsch, Erick Patrick, Eric Peters, Isaac Saunders Jr., Eran Scoggins, Ayla Stackhouse, Nya Trysha, Cartreze Tucker, Dre’ Woods, Jamari Johnson Williams, and Nazarria Workman. MOTOWN THE MUSICAL returns to the Segerstrom Hall stage for one week only December 19 – 24, 2017. Single tickets start at $29 and may be purchased online at SCFTA.org, the Box Office at 600 Town Center Drive Page 12
in Costa Mesa or by calling (714) 5562787. For inquiries about group ticket savings for 10 or more, call the Group Services office at (714) 755-0236. The 2 p.m. performance on Saturday, December 23, 2017 will include audio description, open captioning and sign-language interpretation. Directed by Charles RandolphWright, MOTOWN THE MUSICAL is the true American dream story of Motown founder Berry Gordy’s journey from featherweight boxer to the heavyweight music mogul who launched the careers of Diana Ross, Michael Jackson, Stevie Wonder, Smokey Robinson, Marvin Gaye and so many more. Featuring more than 50 classic hits such as “My Girl” and “Ain’t No Mountain High Enough,” MOTOWN THE MUSICAL tells the story behind the hits as Diana, Smokey, Berry and the whole Motown family fight against the odds to create the soundtrack of change in America. Motown shattered barriers, shaped our lives and made us all move to the same beat. MOTOWN THE MUSICAL features staging by Schele Williams, choreography recreated by Brian Harlan Brooks, original choreography by Patricia Wilcox (A Night with
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Richard Spooner Scores a Trifecta at The 2017 Las Vegas National Photos by McCool It was a spectacular Saturday night at the one and only South Point Equestrian Arena, as thirty competitors representing seven countries were vying for valuable North American League points in the $100,000 Longines FEI World Cup™ Jumping Las Vegas, presented by Interactive Mortgage. Three riders posted clear rounds and returned for a remarkable jump-off that required the precision of Longines timing to clarify. Second to last to go, Richard Spooner (USA) aboard the 10-yearold Hanovarian gelding Chatinus, beat the leading time held by USA’s Alison Robitaille to take the win. This was the third victory for Spooner this week at The Las Vegas National CSI4*-W, on three different mounts. Opening Ceremonies began with the Parade of Nations, a tradition at The Las Vegas National, with each rider introduced to a cheering audience, setting the scene for some show jumping splendor. Following the exit of the FEI riders, the US Equestrian Chef D’Equipe Robert Ridland and Young RIder Chef D’Equipe DiAnn Langer honored eight Zone 10 equestrians for their impressive accolades in championship events this year. Entertainment ensued as the lights went down and Ki-Juan Minors sang several of his own songs, and then the National Anthem. The entertainment didn’t end there, as the thrills and spills of international show jumping followed. Noting that the conditions, materials, and field of riders were all top notch, International Course Designer Oscar Soberon set his course to a high-performance standard. “There are a few jumps at 1.60m which are verticals. The oxers are 1.50m, with spreads of 1.50m to 1.70m, so it’s a very challenging and demanding course. The main objective is to prepare the North American riders for a great result in the Final.” World Cup™ Champions, Olympic Medalists, and CSI5* athletes, mixed with up-and-coming horses and riders, all faced the jump challenges that included an arched wall at fence one, three scopey combinations, a triple bar in the middle of the course, and an option line to a large oxer at the end of the course. Soberon believes it’s important for the horses to see variety in the jumps: “The horses need to see more than just two or three rails in an oxer or Page 16
Richard Spooner and Chatinus with (l-r) Mitilde Negrete, Robert Ridland, Evette and Gregg DeLong vertical. I like to provide a different was able to coast a little through the the bar high with a goal to earn an type of course than the traditional remainder of the jump-off course.” invite to the Final. With her results in indoor; my idea is to try to design He is looking forward to the potential Las Vegas, it seems she may be on an indoor course that rides like a of competing in Paris at the Longines the path to join a host of top CSI5* big outdoor arena. This arena at FEI World Cup™ Jumping Final, competitors in Paris, France next the South Point works very well.” but having competed at this Indoor April. The crowd had seen rails, refusals Championship many times over the ABOUT BLENHEIM EQUISPORTS and unexpected dismounts before years, he knows the competition is Blenheim EquiSports, an equestrian twenty-first to go, Alison Robitaille, quite challenging. “Chatinus and event management company delivered the first clear round aboard I are a very new partnership; we based in San Juan Capistrano, CA, Bertram & Diana Firestone’s Serise don’t really know each other yet. He produces events in three locations: Du Bidou, an 11-year old chestnut impresses me every day, and I’ve San Juan Capistrano, Del Mar and mare. had great success on him since the Las Vegas, NV. The events include Soon afterward, Richard Spooner beginning of our partnership. He and USEF “Premier” and “National” completed a clear round on his own I still have some work to do and some rated hunter-jumper shows featuring Chatinus. One other pair matched the more improvements to make.” multiple grand prix events, a Longines clear round efforts, Karrie Rufer (USA) After several top placings at FEI World Cup™ Jumping North aboard Morning Star Sporthorses, Longines FEI World Cup™ Jumping American League event, USHJA LLC’s Georgie D’Auvrav EC. events this season, Robitaille leads International Hunter Derbies, Pony Soberon’s jump-off course the North American Eastern Sub- Finals, Medal Finals and more. allowed the riders to execute long League. Returning to the international Additional information at showpark. gallops, a few bending lines, and one scene after having a family, she set com combination. First to go, Robitaille demonstrated another well-ridden clear round, setting the bar for the two riders to follow. Spooner’s strategy, and his mount’s big stride, wowed the audience as he stopped the clock three seconds faster than Robitaille. After having a rail, Rufer retired knowing she would be third. Spooner said he was surprised that his time was so much faster. “I was fortunate enough to watch Alison’s jump-off round, and I felt optimistic that I could beat her time if I carried a bit more of a gallop from the second fence to the third fence. After that, I Alison Robitaille and Serise Du Bidou
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