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As you strive for a happy holiday, do all your gift ideas seem ho-hum at best? It’s a common holiday conundrum: You want to show all your friends and family that you care, but finding the right present seems impossible. If you feel stuck, look for gifts that will enhance the home, because there is truly something for every personality. Skip the candle and coaster set and instead check out these unique, personal items that add fun and flair to any home, big or small. Aquariums: Traditional rectangular aquariums are bulky and cumbersome, but now there are stunning new tabletop options perfect for everyone on your list. The biOrb TUBE 15 aquarium is designed to give a 360-degree view and features multi-color LED lighting with remote control for an eye-catching way to enjoy fishkeeping. The TUBE 15 is also a low-maintenance gift given its 5-step filtration that maintains a clean, healthy aquatic environment to achieve ideal pH balance. Enjoy the dazzling sight of bubbling water and an impressive light show all year long. Decorative pillows and throws: Winter is the perfect time to cozy up at home, but that tattered old blanket
just won’t do. You can encourage friends and family to get some muchneeded R&R by gifting them new pillows and a fluffy throw blanket. Fun pillows are available in unique designs that feature different pictures, words or phrases, so it’s easy to find something just right for that someone special. Add a coordinating throw blanket and get ready to cuddle through all of winter’s chilliest nights. Restored photographs: Going for tears of joy? One home decor gift that will tug at the heartstrings is framed photography. A nice portrait is always a great gift option, but this year surprise your loved ones by finding old photography and getting it restored. That photo of Grandpa fishing or of all your aunts as children is sure to bring back memories. Place in a nice frame and it is guaranteed to be an unforgettable gift that will be proudly displayed for years to come. Personalized signs: One of the year’s most popular decorating trends is custom signage. Often made from wood, these signs are painted or carved with your preferred message. That means it can be customized to suit even the most difficult people to shop for. Popular verbiage on a custom sign includes the family
surname with an “established” date. You could also include a literary phrase or personal mantra that your loved one enjoys. Because the message is personalized, you can make it perfect for everyone on your list. Himalayan salt lamps: When the holiday festivities are over, it’s time to settle in and deal with Old Man Winter until springtime arrives. The soft glow of salt lamps brings a warmth to rooms on the dreariest days. Made from large pieces of salt, these lamps have an almost rock-like quality with veins of white, pink and peach throughout. Some
people claim they also help maintain good indoor air quality and help with Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD). No matter what, they are a happy addition to any room: bedroom, office or living room. The person who has everything? Check. The hard-to-shop-for teen? Check. The newlywed couple settling into their home? Check. Home decor gifts are great for everyone on your holiday gift list, and best yet, they won’t be like anything else your loved ones receive, making your gift memorable and truly cherished. - (BPT)
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The holidays mean different things to different people. Every family seems to have its own set of traditions, but one thing seems to be common among Americans during this time of year, and that’s traveling. Like Santa Claus making that long journey from the North Pole, it’s estimated that more than 90 million Americans (36 percent) will travel this holiday season, according to a recent survey conducted by Extended Stay America hotels and Kelton Global. Santa and his reindeer will hit the road during the 2017 holiday season - and he’s not alone, as nearly threequarters of Americans (69 percent) will do the same with their pets. “Pet parents are increasingly including their furry family members in their travel plans, especially during the holidays,” says pet expert Andrea
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Arden, who has over 20 years of experience in the industry. “In fact, our companion animals can be such a great source of comfort while we’re away from home, that some people can’t even conceive of a vacation without their dog or cat by their side.” To ensure you and your animal companion bring cheer wherever you go, Arden has provided three essential tips for traveling with a pet this holiday season. 1. Prepare your pet Like finding the perfect gift for your loved ones, the earlier you start to plan and prepare, the easier it will be. A great holiday vacation begins with a trip to the veterinarian to make sure your animal is in good health, has all the medications they might need (and perhaps some extras) and is up-to-date on vaccines. Along
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with their physical health, you want to make sure your dog or cat is mentally prepared for a journey that may involve new places, new smells and new people. To get your four-legged friends ready for the adventure, bring your pet to unfamiliar places like a local park and have them interact with new faces. When you do this, be sure to bring plenty of treats to praise your pet and reinforce that these new experiences are positive and fun. 2. Avoid guilty faux paws Forty percent of traveling pet parents feel guilty about leaving their pets home during the holidays. That’s because pets are considered part of the family, and nearly onethird of Americans (27 percent) say pets should be included in all holiday festivities. Places like Extended Stay America can help alleviate some of the stress (and guilt) pet parents might feel during this time of year; the hotel’s more than 600 properties nationwide welcome pets year-round, so families don’t need to make the difficult decision of leaving their animal companion behind. To make things even easier this season, if you book before Dec. 31 at esa.com/ holiday, your pets stay free. Consider it a retreat from the holiday madness for you and your four-legged friend. In addition to helping pet owners stay connected with their animals, Extended Stay America offers all the comforts of home for guests. That’s important, since nearly half
(47 percent) of travelers this holiday season plan to be away from home for five days or more. With fully equipped kitchens in each room so guests can still contribute a dish to their family gathering; on-site laundry facilities to keep guests looking their holiday best; and free, in-room Wi-Fi, it’s easy to feel at home at Extended Stay America. 3. Practice good petiquette We know, sometimes it’s hard to believe that your lovable, furry friend could misbehave. When traveling to unfamiliar places, a calm, happy animal makes everyone else calm and happy, too. Here are some pointers to ensure your pets stay on the nice list this holiday: * Teach your cat or dog to rest calmly in a crate before you leave, so they have a familiar spot when traveling. * If driving, take frequent breaks to walk your dog or check in on your cat. * Bring along a chew toy that is filled with a little bit of food, as this serves as a great distraction for an anxious or bored animal. * Outside, keep your pet on a leash and walk them away from public areas like flowerbeds. And always remember to clean up after them! * Never leave your pet in a room alone, unless you are sure they will not disturb neighbors. If you must, leave the “Do Not Disturb” sign on the door, so housekeeping won’t startle them. - (BPT)
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The holidays provide a good opportunity to spend quality time with family, friends and co-workers while making deposits in our relationships. Naturally, conversation and talking with people is a big part of this season. “Most people are very good at talking about themselves, however, the best gift this year is the gift of listening, and it doesn’t cost a dime reminds Fire Chief Sam DiGiovanna.” Listening is more than “hearing.” When you truly hear and comprehend what another person is saying, you add
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Three Simple Ways to Create A Legacy of Gratitude for your Children By: Eulynn Gargano As a mom of three elementary age children, I find myself frequently surrounded by the sounds of Christmas. No, I’m not talking about the tiny jingle of bells or the sweet sounds of carolers, I’m referring to those “I want,” “Santa better bring me ...” and “Why can’t I have?” moments. My platform, as Ms. Southern California, is Living with Purpose: Define your Legacy. I hope these three simple tips will help you Create a Legacy of Gratitude for your family. For more ways to develop your Legacy, follow me at fb.me/mssoutherncalifornia. Number 1: Focus on Experiences, Not Things Children spend the holiday season bombarded with the question “What do you want?” I encourage you to surround your children with the spirit of “What do you want ... to do?” By giving your family the gift of your time and presence, you imbue an organic optimism for life, which leads to a perspective of gratitude, even for the youngest children. One way I strive for this during the season, is to always have toys and books to
donate in the car. Whenever we are on our way to an event, we stop by a donation center for the Salvation Army, Goodwill, or CHOC and make sure we say a prayer of gratitude before proceeding with our gifted lives. Number 2: Introduce Children to Public Servants Our family attended the Holiday Open Houses for both Senator Moorlach and Bates this week. I was shocked to see that my three children were the only youth in attendance. It makes a huge impact for children to meet adults who have dedicated their lives to public service. They shook hands and spoke about their wishes and dreams to local mayors, the police force, District Attorney Rackauckas and even the Senators themselves. Be sure to spend some time working with your children on appropriate introductions and prep them to share something about themselves. The path to public service often begins young! This exposure can truly inspire a sense of gratitude in your children for what they have been giving and what they can give. Number 3: Volunteer as a Family
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SEGERSTROM CENTER FOR THE ARTS AND ATTILA GLATZ CONCERT PRODUCTIONS PROUDLY ANNOUNCE SALU T E TO VIENNA NEW YEAR ’ S CONCER T
Photo by Chris Lee Celebrate the arrival of 2018 in spectacular style with Salute to Vienna New Year’s Concert at Segerstrom Center for the Arts. You’ll be enchanted by the spirited romance of operetta, the glamour of ballroom dance and the delicate beauty of ballet. Inspired by the tradition of Vienna’s beloved New Year’s Concert, this frothy celebration blends acclaimed European singers and dancers with a full orchestra for a rich cultural experience that will leave you longing to join them on the dance floor. Fall in love with a musical program that weaves highlights from The Merry Widow, Die Fledermaus, and The Gypsy Princess with energetic overtures, Strauss waltzes (of course including the Blue Danube), and polkas from Vienna’s Golden Age. This will be an all new Salute to Vienna New Year’s Concert, with a fresh cast and program. This holiday season, more than 50,000 concertgoers in 25 North American cities will discover the timeless pleasure of Vienna’s most beautiful music. On Friday, December 29, join conductor András Deák and The Strauss Symphony of America performing with soprano Katarzyna Dondalska, Viennese tenor Alexander Kaimbacher, members of the Kiev-Aniko Ballet of Ukraine and International Champion Ballroom Dancers. Experience Salute to Vienna New Year’s Concert: a glorious champagne toast to life itself!
Single tickets start at $49 and go on sale Sunday, October 22 at 10 a.m. and will be available online at SCFTA. org, at the Box Office at 600 Town Center Drive in Costa Mesa or by calling (714) 556-2787. For inquiries about group ticket savings for 10 or more, call the Group Services office at (714) 755-0236. About Attila Glatz Concert Productions Attila Glatz Concert Productions produces, promotes, and manages classical, jazz, folk, country, movie, and video game music performances worldwide. The company’s signature presentation is the beloved Salute to Vienna New Year’s Concert, presented annually in more than 20 cities across North America during the holiday season. Salute to Vienna was re-created at Vienna’s Konzerthaus for PBS featuring more than 130 performers, and this concert has aired across North America on public television more than 1,000 times. Other company highlights include the North American tours of the Vienna Mozart Orchestra, and KlangVerwaltung Orchestra, as well as a cinematic concert series with films including Harry Potter, E.T. The Extraterrestrial, Amadeus, and The Godfather. For more information, visit glatzconcerts.com. Segerstrom Center for the Arts applauds its corporate partners including Kia Motors America, Official Automotive Partner; United Airlines, Official Airline; and Omaha Steaks International, Official Fine Food
Retailer. Segerstrom Center for the Arts is an acclaimed arts institution as well as a beautiful multi-disciplinary cultural campus. It is committed to supporting artistic excellence, offering unsurpassed experiences and to engaging the entire community in new and exciting ways through the unique power of live performance and a diverse array of inspiring artsbased education and community engagement programs. Previously called the Orange County Performing Arts Center, Segerstrom Center is Orange County’s largest non-profit arts organization. In addition to its six performance venues, Segerstrom Center is also home to the American Ballet Theatre William J. Gillespie School. The Center presents a broad range of programming for audiences of all ages, including international ballet and dance, national tours of top Broadway shows, jazz and cabaret, contemporary artists, classical music performed by renowned chamber orchestras and ensembles, family-friendly programming, free performances open to the public from outdoor movie screenings to dancing on the plaza and many other special events. Segerstrom Center is a leader among the nation’s performing arts centers for providing education programs designed to inspire young people through the arts. The Center’s programs reach hundreds
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Photos by: Ann Chatillon Vo c a t i o n a l Vi s i o n s h o s t e d i t s a n n u a l E n c h a n t e d Evening benefit, themed “Masquerade Ball,” at the Irvine Marriott with 290 guests sporting masks and dressed in festive attire. Net proceeds of an estimated $60,000 will provide programs, services and support to develop the talents of adults with disabilities. Walmart was recognized as Vocational Visions’ 2017 Employer of the Year, with a table of Walmart supporters attending. J.D. Thorson, Director of the Laguna Niguel store, accepted the honor, which also included commendations from the California State Senate and Assembly. Vocational Visions Executive Director Joan McKinney said of Walmart: “We have partnered with Walmart since 2001. It is our mission to help people find employment but we cannot do it without the partnership and commitment from local businesses. Walmart knows the value adults with disabilities bring to the workplace: diversity, stability to high turnover positions and building customer loyalty.” Among those making it happen were McKinney; Linda Albers, Ph.D., Vocational Visions’ Board Chair; Joe Orsak, Vocational Visions’ Development Joan McKinney, Sean Ikola and Susan Samueil Director, and Clint Hufft took the stage both as emcee and auctioneer. Dinner featured a choice of a Salinas Cruz Organic Field Greens Salad with Point Reyes blue cheese and walnuts with a champagne vinaigrette or a Valley Baby Spinach Salad with feta cheese, dried cranberries, roasted pecans and apple cider vinaigrette. Entrées were a choice of Seared Free Range Chicken, poached pears and Point Reyes blue cheese sauce, Alaskan Halibut with ginger beurre blanc sauce or Son Rise Ranch Style Strip Steak with exotic mushroom sauce. A Chocolate Espresso Tart completed the delicious repast. The nonprofit’s main fundraiser featured world famous magician Johnny “Ace” Palmer entertaining guests throughout the evening. His performance following dinner saw him producing the proverbial rabbit out of a hat and live doves from underneath cones. The evening’s highlight, per tradition, was a performance by Vocational Visions’ clients dancing to Michael Jackson’s iconic “Thriller.” Vocational Visions Board of Directors supporting the fundraising efforts included the aforementioned Albers, Vice Chairperson Hilary Hurt, Secretary David Cosgrove, Treasurer Barbara Boteler and Members at Large John Connolly, Wayne Hunt, Edward Kenna, Sheri Lee, Howard Neufeld, Andrea Reade and Mark Sorenson. The Gala Committee included previously Board member Wayne Hunt and Magician Johnny “Ace” Palmer mentioned board members Albers, Boteler and Hurt as well as Lori Bartlett, with Tracy Roberts his wife Judy Hunt Barrie Best, Jill Cooper, Rebecca DiFranco, Roland Fernandez, Sharon Meredith, Mary Orsak, Carol Roberts and Sharon Sprague. The top auction items included an autographed Duck’s Corey Perry jersey, a “magical” performance by magician Johnny “Ace” Palmer, a wine party for 20, two tickets to the popular food event Table for 10, and tickets to see the LA Clippers play the Miami Heat. The very hot opportunity prize, a two-night stay at Montage Resort, prompted some brisk ticket sales, with a very happy Peter T. Stevenson taking the prize. Gala sponsors included Cotti Foods, Electron Beam Engineering, Pacifica Foods, Spectrum Rick Management, Patricia Trillwood, Barbara Boteler, Barbara and Patrick Deming, Carol Wilbert, City of Mission Viejo, Claudia Hill, Enterprise Fleet, Georgia’s Restaurant, Mike Danzi, Pacific Western Bank, Rancho Mesa Insurance, Rutan & Tucker, Sharon Sprague, Sharon Meredith, William & Connie Click and Carol and Rodney Wilbert. Since 1974, Vocational Visions has provided vocational, economic and social services to Orange County adults with intellectual/developmental and other disabilities. The nonprofit organization has seven comprehensive programs that serve more than 500 men and women by providing pathways Walmart executives attending included Daniel Elliot, Bobbie Elliot and to employment, life-long learning and social inclusion. J.T. Thorson, Director of the Laguna Niguel Walmart. Page 10
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The Passionate Collector, a Unique Store and Online Retailer, Empowers, Inspires and Defines Gift Giving for the Holiday Season By Angela Kelly The Passionate Collector®, located at the Newport Coast Shopping Center at 21115 Newport Coast Drive, Newport Coast, California 9 2 6 5 7 , a n d o n l i n e a t w w w. ThePassionateCollector.com, has the perfect holiday gifts for those hard to buy people in your life. From the person who has everything, to someone who enjoys one-of-a-kind pieces, or maybe a gift for yourself to make the holiday special, The Passionate Collector® has many unique gifts by designers from all over the globe and most items have a story of passion behind them. Thinking of a unique gift that keeps on giving, what about fur slippers from Peru? These are made from the fur of alpacas located deep in a
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Eight steps to perfect holiday cookies
The time-honored popularity of holiday cookie baking remains strong even in today’s grab-and-go society. “Most of us are looking for ways to simplify the holiday hubbub, and focus on activities that truly have meaning for our families,” says Ginny Bean, publisher of Ginny’s catalog and Ginnys.com. Bean, who fondly recalls baking holiday cookies with her mother and her three sons, offers the following easy tips for your own holiday cookie baking tradition. * Get organized. Read the recipe thoroughly. Gather your ingredients before even turning on the stove to make sure that you haven’t forgotten anything that would require an
unanticipated trip to the store. * Keep it simple. Bean recommends starting with this good, basic dough recipe and adding different ingredients to customize the taste and texture to personal preferences: Cream 1 cup (2 sticks) butter, 3/4 cup granulated sugar and 1/2 cup brown sugar until fluffy. Add 2 eggs and 1 teaspoon vanilla and beat until well mixed. In separate bowl, whisk 2 1/4 cups all-purpose flour and 1 teaspoon baking soda together, then add slowly to creamed mixture, beating until combined. “There’s almost no end to what you can do to this dough,” says Bean. “Get creative and experiment with different mix-ins like lemon peel, pumpkin pie spice, even instant coffee, or substitute toffee or peppermint chips for traditional chocolate and butterscotch.” * Use the right fat. Some cookie recipes only achieve their best flavor and texture with butter. Hopefully, those recipes will specify “butter only; no substitutes.” Recipes calling for butter or margarine will produce good results with either, as long as you use a margarine that contains at least 80 percent vegetable oil. Check the nutrition label. The margarine should have 100 calories per tablespoon. Margarines with less than 80 percent vegetable oil have high water content and can result in tough cookies that spread
excessively, stick to the pan, or don’t brown well. * Measure accurately. Metal or plastic measuring cups are intended for dry ingredients such as flour and sugar. When measuring flour, stir it in the canister to lighten it and then gently spoon into a dry measuring cup and level the top with the straight edge of a knife. Glass or plastic cups with spouts are meant only for liquids. If you use a liquid measuring cup for flour, you’re likely to get an extra tablespoon or more of flour per cup, enough to make cookies dry. * Chill dough properly. The chilling time given in a recipe is the optimum time for easy rolling and shaping. If you need to speed up chilling, wrap the dough and place it in the freezer. Twenty minutes of chilling in the freezer is equal to about one hour in the refrigerator. * Use a powerful mixer. An electric stand mixer is the best way to mix heavy cookie dough. With a handheld mixer, you’ll probably end up needing to stir in flour by hand, which can be a nightmare. * Choose the right cookie sheets. Look for shiny, heavy-gauge cookie sheets with very low or no sides. Dark cookie sheets can cause cookie bottoms to overbrown, and cookies won’t bake evenly in a pan with an edge. Insulated cookie sheets tend to yield pale cookies with soft centers.
If you use them, don’t bake cookies long enough to brown on the bottom because the rest of the cookie may get too dry. Nonstick cookie sheets let you skip the greasing step. But the dough may not spread as much, resulting in thicker, less crisp cookies. Unless specified otherwise, a light greasing with shortening or quick spray with nonstick spray coating is adequate for most recipes. * Know your oven. Experiment with the temperature of your oven. If your oven typically cooks items faster than the recipe calls for, adjust accordingly. Don’t bake cookies for too long. They should be light brown around the edges and look a little underdone when they come out. Keep in mind that cookies will continue to cook from the heat of the cookie sheet after you remove them from the oven. Cool the cookies on the cookie sheet initially and then transfer them to a wire rack once they can be lifted with a spatula without breaking them. Once they are cooled completely, you can decorate them or store directly in an airtight container. To browse hundreds of seasonal home, kitchen and gift ideas, or request a copy of Ginny’s holiday catalog, visit Ginnys.com or call 800693-0809. You can also find Ginny’s on Facebook. - (BPT)
Homemade Gifts for a Heartwarming Holiday Season
Instead of fighting crowds at the store, head to the kitchen and whip up Pinterest-worthy treats and crafts. Whether you’re gifting a gracious host or just want a few extra presents on hand for unexpected holiday guests, flavorful and aromatic kitchen creations are a delicious way to show you care this holiday season. “Christmas cookies are always a popular gift but they’re not the only homemade option for the cookie lovers on your list,” said Chef Kevan Vetter of the McCormick Kitchens. “A small jar of spreadable Gingerbread Cookie Butter brings the taste of a classic holiday treat to unexpected places like toast and pancakes.” Need more gift-giving inspiration? Discover new ideas and recipes for everything from homemade seasonal butters to fragrance jars by visiting McCormick Spice on Pinterest and Facebook. Gingerbread Cookie Butter Prep time: 5 minutes Cook time: 2 minutes Servings: 24 (1 tablespoon each) 8 ounces gingerbread cookies, about 8 (3 1/2-inch long) cookies 1/2 cup confectioners’ sugar 1/2 cup coconut oil 1/4 cup water Page 16
2 teaspoons McCormick Pure Vanilla Extract 1/2 teaspoon McCormick Ground Cinnamon 1/4 teaspoon McCormick Ground Ginger Pulse cookies in food processor until resembling fine crumbs. Add sugar; pulse until just blended. Heat oil and water in small saucepan on low heat until coconut oil is melted. Slowly add oil mixture to processor while pulsing. Add vanilla and spices; pulse until just blended. Cinnamon and Pine Fragrance Jar Prep time: 5 minutes Cook time: 15 minutes Makes: 1 jar 2-3 pine branches (4 inches long) 2 McCormick Gourmet Cinnamon Sticks 1 teaspoon McCormick Gourmet Whole Jamaican Allspice water Place pine, cinnamon and allspice inside 8-ounce jar. Pour water to fill jar, leaving 1/2-inch headspace; seal. To add a lovely fragrance around the house, pour all contents of jar into small saucepan. Simmer on medium heat 10-15 minutes or until fragrant, adding additional water as needed.
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December 22, 2017
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