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• OC businessman charged with smuggling tactical equipment to Syria

  01-08-2017 23:46 via ocregister.com
  SANTA ANA – An Orange County businessman accused of illegally exporting rifle scopes and other tactical equipment to Syria was arrested Tuesday and charged with smuggling and violating international sanctions.
  A federal grand jury, in an indictment unsealed Tuesday, alleges that Rasheed Al Jijakli, 56, of Walnut hand-carried tactical equipment to fighters in Syria.
  According to the indictment, Jijakli is a Syrian-born naturalized U.S. citizen who serves as the chief executive officer, chie
  
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• Brea woman took to stage instead of having mid-life crisis

  01-08-2017 23:38 via ocregister.com
  
  When Ann Holub first stepped into the Curtis Theatre in Brea she was an audience member.
  She was lending support to a friend’s kid and a few of her students from Bryant Ranch Elementary School as they performed on stage.
  Nearly 25 years later, the Brea resident still shows up to the theater for performances. But instead of being in the audience, she is center stage as one of the lead actresses for Stagelight Family Productions.
  “I started when I was 40-years-old,” Holub said. &
  
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• Japan's YouTube stars beginning to cultivate overseas followings

  01-08-2017 22:40
  YouTubers around the world have found fame on the online video platform, with a select number achieving mainstream success as their millions of fans propel them to brand endorsements, best-selling books and cameos in major films. While still far behind the likes of Sweden's PewDiePie, who at 56 million has amassed the world's highest number of subscribers, top YouTubers in Japan have achieved followings in the millions and are also seeing signs of breaking into mainstream pop culture.
  
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• Yorba Linda man pleads guilty to improperly getting $320,000 from Army contract

  01-08-2017 22:26 via ocregister.com
  A Yorba Linda man admitted Tuesday to improperly receiving $320,000 from a U.S. Army contract despite failing to properly overhaul a part used in Apache helicopters.
  Bahram Bordbar, 62, pleaded guilty during a hearing at a federal courthouse in Los Angeles to making false statements involving aircraft and aiding and abetting in the filing of a false tax return, the U.S. Attorney’s Office said.
  Bordbar is the owner of Prototype Engineering and Manufacturing, a Gardena-based company that had
  
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• UCLA football eager to turn page on disappointing season

  01-08-2017 22:07 via ocregister.com
  
  Gears turn, closing the glass garage doors on the gleaming Wasserman Football Center. UCLA football players, dressed in their redesigned blue-and-gold uniforms, loiter on the brand new turf field before filing onto risers for the annual team picture.
  With a $65 million football-specific facility on campus and uniforms from a record-breaking $280 million apparel deal, this next era of UCLA football looks different on the surface. As they prepare to christen the Wasserman Center with training camp
  
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• Fives things UCLA football must accomplish during training camp

  01-08-2017 22:06 via ocregister.com
  
  In the aftermath of his first losing season at UCLA, Coach Jim Mora and his staff evaluated every detail of their program.
  Everything was up for scrutiny, he said, from the way the team dresses to the food it eats. Heading into his sixth season in Westwood, Mora’s deep-dive into the state of his program left him feeling encouraged for the future.
  Related Articles Analysis: UCLA football thriving with Orange County recruits UCLA, Jim Mora hoping for big improvement at offensive line“E
  
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• Documentary on four blind sailors who ‘Sense the Wind’ to be shown in Newport

  01-08-2017 22:00 via ocregister.com
  
  A film documenting the journey of four blind sailors as they compete in national and international competitions will be shown Aug. 10 at the American Legion Post 291 in Newport Harbor.
  The screening of “Sense the Wind: Blind Sailors Race Across Open Water” follows Nancy Jodoin, Inky Sengali, Matt Chao and Philip Kum as they hone their craft and learn not to fear what they can’t see.
  The hour-long documentary follows the group as they train and compete in the
  
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• Does wine make you a better artist?

  01-08-2017 21:44 via ocregister.com
  
  LAGUNA BEACH Oil painter Tom Swimm’s LightScapes are collected throughout the world and his work is exhibited in galleries in Laguna Beach, Carmel, Hawaii, Florida and Colorado.
  Swimm, who has exhibited at the Festival of Arts for 30 years, is known for his exceptional use of light and color. Many who view his artwork, at first glance, think they are looking at a photograph.
  “Light is the most important aspect of my work and offers the ultimate challenge and reward. To capt
  
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• Jason Aldean will headline Go Country’s annual Go Fest at the Forum

  01-08-2017 21:12 via ocregister.com
  
  Go Country 105.1/FM has announced the details of its annual Go Fest, which this year will be headlined by country music superstar Jason Aldean with support from Chris Young and Kane Brown.
  There will also be a special side stage featuring sets by Jordan Davis and Drew Baldridge. Go Fest will take place Friday, Oct. 6, at the Forum (3900 W. Manchester Blvd.) in Inglewood.
  Go Country fans will get first stab at purchasing tickets, which start at $35.25, via an exclusive presale 10 a.m.-10 p.m. Thu
  
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• Things to do at the OC Fair Wednesday, Aug. 2

  01-08-2017 20:49 via ocregister.com
  
  Headed to the fair Wednesday? Here are a few things to do.
  The Band Perry and Alice Wallace
  Enjoy a live show by country music trio, The Band Perry. They will perform some hits including, “If I Die Young” and “All Your Life.” There will be a special guest performance by Alice Wallace.  Show begins at 7:45 p.m.
  Where: Pacific Amphitheatre
  How much: Tickets start at $47.50 and include admission into the fair.
  Queen Nation: A Tribute to Queen 
  Paying tribute to the
  
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• Nearly 5,000 two-step under the stars to honor San Juan Capistrano’s equestrian heritage

  01-08-2017 20:49 via ocregister.com
  
  Organizers estimate that close to 5,000 people gathered Saturday, July 29 to celebrate San Juan Capistrano’s equestrian heritage at Two Stepping Under the Stars, an annual event designed to offer affordable family entertainment in a grassy setting beneath oak trees.
  The Kelly Band with Amos Kelly, left, James Kely and Gordon Rustvold perform at the “Two-Stepping Under the Stars” family event that doubles as a fundraiser for the San Juan Capistrano Equestrian Coalition Saturday,
  
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• Chewed petunias are victims of geranium budworm

  01-08-2017 20:44 via ocregister.com
  
  Q.  The petunias we planted a month or two ago looked great until recently.  Now the flowers are opening with holes chewed in them.  How can I stop this damage?
  A.  I start getting questions about this problem every year as summer settles in. Your plants are the victim of the geranium (tobacco) budworm.  This tiny green worm hatches from an egg laid on the flower bud by an inconspicuous gray moth.  After hatching, the worm feeds on the flower bud and leaves, and whe
  
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• Hamster dropped off at Garden Grove fire station has new home

  01-08-2017 20:38 via ocregister.com
  
  Garden Grove Fire Capt. Thanh Nguyen holds a hamster that was abandoned at a fire station.GARDEN GROVE A hamster left outside of a Garden Grove fire station on Friday has a new home.
  The furry critter was adopted Monday by an area woman, according to Garden Grove fire Capt. Thanh Nguyen.
  “He (the hamster) looked to be happy,” Nguyen said.
  Firefighters found the hamster in a cage that had been placed in basket outside of Garden Grove Fire Station No. 6 on Debbie Lane around 7 a.m. Fri
  
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• Recipe: Zucchini Pie

  01-08-2017 20:01 via ocregister.com
  
  It’s not easy trying to be a beach farmer. My home garden consists of a couple of strips of ground-level dirt, a lengthy curved raised bed, and a couple of large green-glazed pots. Every morning I tend the grounds, surveying the minuscule crop, picking a few strawberries and blueberries, plus some leafy greens to scramble with eggs.
  I’d watched my zucchini plants grow and was impressed with blooms and veg. Vowing to pick them when they grew a little longer than my middle fingers, I g
  
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• SMNLL squad wins regional title

  01-08-2017 19:51 via ocregister.com
  
  The 12-year olds weren’t the only Santa Margarita National Little League all-star team to capture a regional championship this weekend.
  A day before the 12-year olds won their title, Santa Margarita’s 10-year old all-stars won the Southern California championship with an 8-6 victory over Eastlake at Domenic Massari Park in Palmdale.
  The team went 4-0 in the tournament and 11-1 in the postseason, which included district and sectional championships.
  Their only loss was by one run again
  
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• Covered California announces increased rates of 12.5 percent for its 2018 health insurance plans

  01-08-2017 19:35 via ocregister.com
  
  Covered California on Tuesday announced that insurance rates will jump an average of 12.5 percent for next year, amid uncertainty about the future of Obamacare.
  “Californians are paying about 3 percent more than they would have if not for the uncertainty,” said Peter Lee, executive director of the state’s exchange.
  Additionally, Anthem Blue Cross will stop selling individual health plans in the Southern California market even as it continues to sell plans in parts of Northern a
  
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• Daryl Hall and John Oates with Tears for Fears reschedule Staples Center shows

  01-08-2017 19:28 via ocregister.com
  
  Daryl Hall and John Oates, who are on tour with openers Tears for Fears, were forced to postpone their shows in San Jose and Santa Barbara and their July 28-29 shows at Staples Center in Los Angeles.
  According to a press release that was sent out just four days ahead of the two L.A. gigs, the shows were postponed “due to a Tears for Fears family emergency.”
  Tuesday morning the tour announced the rescheduled dates, which will now take place at Staples Center on Thursday, Sept. 14, and
  
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• New digital printing program at La Vista/La Sierra high schools to give students career path

  01-08-2017 19:21 via ocregister.com
  
  La Vista and La Sierra high schools are launching a third career tech education course this school year to give continuation and at-risk students real life work experience.
  A new Graphics Production Technologies program will grant teenagers access to color printing services and put them “on a pathway to find skilled employment,” Principal Sandi Layana said.
  “There’s a lot of research and evidence to suggest that (career tech education) can be particularly effective for at
  
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• 4 things to do in Aliso Viejo

  01-08-2017 19:17 via ocregister.com
  
  Pet fair
  Bring your pets to the Furry Friends Pet Fair 9 a.m. to noon Saturday, Aug. 5 at the Aliso Viejo Center, 31 Santa Barbara Drive. This fun event will feature a host of services to keep your pets happy and healthy including low-cost pet vaccinations, micro-chipping, pet examinations and more. Please bring your dogs on leashes and cats in carriers. For more information, call 949-425-2550.
  Read to dogs
  Kids ages 5 to 12 can read to a dog at 1:30 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 5, at the Aliso Viej
  
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• Andressian Sr. pleads guilty to killing 5-year-old South Pasadena boy

  01-08-2017 19:04 via ocregister.com
  
  Aramazd Andressian Sr., who is accused of killing his 5-year-old son, sits in a courtroom after pleading not guilty to a murder charge in Alhambra, Calif., Monday, July 3, 2017. (Allen J. Schaben/Los Angeles Times via AP, Pool)This undated photo posted on the South Pasadena Police Department’s Facebook page shows Aramazd Andressian, Jr., as they seek the public’s help in locating him. Authorities throughout Los Angeles County are searching for the 5-year-old, reported missing after p
  
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• Breakers earn tie for first with win over Aviators

  01-08-2017 18:27 via ocregister.com
  
  Teymuraz Gabashvili had a difficult time explaining why the Orange County Breakers play so well at Palisades Tennis Center. The Russian, playing in his first home match with Orange County, isn’t sure how the Breakers come alive in Newport Beach.
  Maybe it’s the crowd.
  “Maybe home courts are helping us so far,” said Gabashvili. “It’s great. I never played home before … To see the ball, it was really difficult. But we are all in the same position. So there
  
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• Football: O.C. players nominated for inaugural Polynesian Player of the Year award

  01-08-2017 18:05 via ocregister.com
  
  Five Orange County players are on the watch list for the inaugural Polynesian High School Football Player of the Year, the Polynesian Football Hall of Fame announced Tuesday morning.
  The players are: Mater Dei defensive end Andrew Faoliu, Mater Dei center Kekaniokoa Gonzales, Santa Margarita running back/wide receiver Malone Mataele, Pacifica linebacker Issak Togia and Mater Dei linebacker Solomon Tuliaupupu.
  The award will be presented to the top player of Polynesian ancestry. Five finalists wi
  
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• Top Senate Dem: Trump threat against health funds ‘childish’

  01-08-2017 18:04 via ocregister.com
  
  By ALAN FRAM
  WASHINGTON  — The Senate’s top Democrat accused President Donald Trump on Tuesday of childish behavior by threatening to halt federal payments that help millions afford health coverage, saying such a move would impose a “Trump premium tax” by forcing consumers’ insurance costs upward.
  The criticism by Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., came after repeated threats by Trump to halt the expenditures, which Trump and other Republicans call bailouts
  
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• The growing underclass of the Orange County Bubble: You need to...

  01-08-2017 17:57
  The growing underclass of the Orange County Bubble: You need to earn an hourly wage of $28 to afford a basic one-bedroom apartment but only 68 percent of OC jobs pay that amount. You have to love the Orange County bubble .
  
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• U.S. Open of Surfing: Watch the world’s best women kick off action in Huntington Beach

  01-08-2017 17:41 via ocregister.com
  The world’s best women hit the water at the U.S. Open of Surfing in Huntington Beach Tuesday morning, as solid surf hits the south side of the pier, setting up for an exciting day of surfing.
  Johanne Defay, of France, kicked the contest off with big scores, a 9 and 8 for a total 17, sending three-time world champion and Hawaii surfer Carissa Moore to round 2 later in the day. As the winner of the heat, Defay jumps to round 3.
  Santa Ana’s Courtney Conlogue, who grew up surfing the pie
  
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• Southern California residents disclose HIV-positive status for online campaign to end stigma

  01-08-2017 17:35 via ocregister.com
  
  With a smile and a handwritten message, Dustin Thompson told the world that he has HIV. Or at least the 1,850 Twitter followers of  AIDS Services Foundation Orange County.
  In the photo tweeted two weeks ago, Thompson, 34, holds a whiteboard emblazoned with #ImPositive and his own words: “I am positive and I am not ashamed!”
  This summer, the Irvine nonprofit launched a social media campaign designed to fight HIV stigma, which fuels spread of the disease, by sharing photos an
  
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• Lottery tickets stolen in Garden Grove burglary

  01-08-2017 17:32 via ocregister.com
  GARDEN GROVE A rooftop burglar made off with lottery tickets during a break-in at a Garden Grove market early Tuesday, Aug. 1, according to authorities.
  Around 2 a.m., officers responding to a burglary alarm discovered the ceiling inside A1 Market, 11512 Magnolia St., had been heavily damaged, police Sgt. Jon Wainwright said in a statement.
  With assistance from an Anaheim Police Department helicopter, twoholes were discovered on the store’s roof, Wainwright said.
  A rope was also found
  
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• Make some fun after-school snacks

  01-08-2017 17:00 via ocregister.com
  
  Frozen yogurt dipped bananas (Photo by Stephanie Nguyen, contributing photographer)Frozen yogurt-dipped bananas
  Yield: 6 servings
  Ingredients
  For the banana pops:
  3 large, ripe bananas
  6 lollipop or popsicle sticks
  ½ cup nonfat Greek yogurt
  1 tablespoon organic honey
  For the toppings:
  1 cup granola mix
  1 cup sweetened coconut flakes
  1 cup mini chocolate chips
  Directions
  1. Peel the bananas and cut in half, then insert a lollipop or popsicle stick into each.
  2. Mix the yogurt and honey tog
  
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• Walmart adds curbside grocery pickup in Southern California including Foothill Ranch

  01-08-2017 16:30 via ocregister.com
  
  Walmart expanding curbside grocery pickup in California. More than half of the 26 stores adding the free service are in Southern California — from Foothill Ranch to Hesperia to Palm Springs. (Courtesy Walmart)The Foothill Ranch Walmart will have 6 stalls for curbside pickup. The service launches Thursday, Aug. 3. (Courtesy Walmart)Personal shoppers load your groceries for you. The Foothill Ranch program begins Thursday, Aug. 3. The store has designated six parking stalls for customers. (Co
  
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• Cremation is becoming the American way, with the West still leading

  01-08-2017 16:30 via ocregister.com
  
  You’ll likely be cremated after you pass away, and that choice for your final act on Earth is yet another societal trend that’s created a big gap between the West and the rest of the nation.
  A new forecast from National Funeral Directors Association says cremation will be the preferred funeral arrangement nationwide by 2018.
  The association’s statistics reveal another case of a major bicoastal cultural split within the nation.
  Of the 15 states where cremation is preferred only
  
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• King’s Fish House at aging Laguna Hills Mall plans temporary closure for remodel

  01-08-2017 16:00 via ocregister.com
  
  Laguna Hills Mall was built in 1973 as part of the build-out of the inland South County cities but in recent years has grown tired. There have been only minor upgrades, which have left the mall with high vacancy rates. (Nancy Luna, Orange County Register)King’s Fish House at Laguna Hills Mall plans temporary closure for remodel in Septemeber. The restaurant is one of the company’s best performers. (Nancy Luna, Orange County Register)Luxury apartments, a movie theater, park and indoor
  
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• How to ease homesickness for college freshman

  01-08-2017 16:00 via ocregister.com
  
  For freshmen going off to college, the first weeks on campus can be filled with heady excitement. But as things settle down and the newness wears off, it’s easy for homesickness to set in.
  Anxiety, sadness and an overwhelming yearning for friends and loved ones who are now far away – all are hallmarks of homesickness. These feelings can become so intense that a student may feel extremely isolated or even want to drop out of school.
  But many students can come out on the other side of
  
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• How much could your home remodeling job cost? More in O.C. and L.A. than elsewhere

  01-08-2017 16:00 via ocregister.com
  
  Orange County and Los Angeles residents spend about a third more on kitchen remodels and nearly twice the national average to redo their bathrooms, according to an analysis by HomeAdvisor, a home services website.
  Room additions, meanwhile, can set you back more than double what it costs in the U.S. as a whole, the analysis shows.
  HomeAdvisor based the analysis on service requests to the site between July 2016 and July 2017 and costs provided by homeowners.HomeAdvisor didn’t disclose the e
  
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• Need to move something today? GoShare, ‘the Uber for trucks,’ lands in Orange County

  01-08-2017 15:30 via ocregister.com
  
  Planning a move? The startup GoShare connects people or businesses with a truck or van owner in a sharing service new to Orange County.
  San Diego-based company works something like Uber, only it moves things instead of people. GoShare enlists hundreds of delivery professionals with a truck who can pick up and move items within 30 minutes of receiving an initial request through its mobile app.
  The truck driver then transports the cargo and offers help loading and assembling goods.
  GoSha
  
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• What made ‘Hamilton’ such a monster hit?

  01-08-2017 15:01 via ocregister.com
  
  Amber Iman, Emmy Raver-Lampman and the Hamilton Company in Hamilton at the Orpheum Theatre during the Hamilton national tour. (Photo by Joan Marcus)Hamilton at the Orpheum Theatre during the Hamilton national tour. (Photo by Joan Marcus)Hamilton at the Orpheum Theatre during the Hamilton national tour. (Photo by Joan Marcus)Hamilton at the Orpheum Theatre during the Hamilton national tour. (Photo by Joan Marcus)Hamilton at the Orpheum Theatre during the Hamilton national tour. (Photo by Joan Mar
  
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• Frumpy Middle-Aged Mom: The 10 stupidest things I’ve ever done

  01-08-2017 14:38 via ocregister.com
  
  I know you’re not dumb, because you’re reading this column. But I’m witless enough for both of us, and I can prove it. Among the long list of really dumb things I’ve done, here are 10 that I came up with in a flash:
  1 Look for my phone while I was actually talking on it. Yes, I have done this more than once. The corollary is looking for my eyeglasses while they’re on my head, and spending all morning searching for my house keys. On that fateful day, daughter, Curly
  
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• Editor’s Letter: Good taste doesn’t come easy

  01-08-2017 14:00 via ocregister.com
  
  When it comes to having a palate of sophistication and refinement, I … how can I say this … I got gypped.I blame my biological father, because, why not? It’s so much easier than blaming my mother. Here’s the story: He was an Italian citizen, originally from the province of Ancona in central Italy. After a brief stint in the States that included his relationship with my mother, he spent most of his working life in Sao Paulo, Brazil as a civil engineer. Italy, Brazil &nda
  
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• Here's why UC-Irvine rescinded hundreds of admissions offers

  01-08-2017 13:22
  President Obama flashes the symbol of the school mascot - the Anteaters - after delivering his commencement address to the graduates of University of California-Irvine in Anaheim, Calif., Saturday, June 14, 2014. It's every incoming freshman's worst nightmare: accepting an admissions offer only to find out that the university has taken it back.
  
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• Police take 2 Venezuela opposition leaders from homes

  01-08-2017 12:30 via ocregister.com
  
  By MICHAEL WEISSENSTEIN
  CARACAS, Venezuela — Two of Venezuela’s leading opposition figures were taken from their homes in the middle of the night by state security agents on Tuesday, in President Nicolas Maduro’s first moves against his enemies since a widely denounced vote giving his government nearly unlimited powers.
  The wife of opposition leader Leopoldo Lopez posted what appeared to be video of him being taken from their home after midnight.
  “They’ve just taken
  
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• Searching for a way out of Afghanistan

  01-08-2017 09:03 via ocregister.com
  
  At a time of tremendous frustration, one of the most daunting and unwelcome challenges facing the Trump administration is the war in Afghanistan.
  President Obama won an election he could have lost as a direct result of campaigning on what appeared to be victory in that conflict, with Osama bin Laden dead and troop levels on track to draw down. As it happened, the Taliban and al-Qaida had different ideas. The war worsened again and Obama handed it off to the new administration.
  With no clear way
  
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• Details present problem for needed bail system reforms

  01-08-2017 09:02 via ocregister.com
  
  There are plenty of problems with the kind of one-party government California now has, with every statewide office in the hands of Democrats, who also hold two-thirds majorities in both houses of the Legislature.
  It’s easier to pass taxes this way and budget discipline can be hard to find, to name just two. But the one-party dominance also allows for addressing some rank injustices after they’ve spent years as festering societal wounds.
  Cash bail is one of those. Get arrested, whethe
  
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• What does the Republican Party stand for?

  01-08-2017 09:01 via ocregister.com
  
  The major political parties have been going through some soul-searching since the surprise election of Donald Trump — even Trump’s own Republican Party.
  Last week, as Democratic leaders rolled out a repackaged economic agenda, we invited readers to send us their opinions about what the Democratic Party stands for.
  Our new Question of the Week is: What does the Republican Party stand for?
  Have Trump’s policies as president redefined what it means to be a Republican? Do Trump&rsq
  
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• Letters: Keep spotlight on Trump and his administration

  01-08-2017 09:00 via ocregister.com
  
  Re: “Mistreatment of Sessions reveals a lot about Trump” [Opinion, July 18]: I have to disagree with Charles Krauthammer when he says President Trump’s tweets show him to be transparent.
  I’d say Trump’s tweets are not honest communications with the American public, but rather designed to create an atmosphere of constant conflict and confusion. They keep The Donald’s “You’re fired” base entertained and cheering him on. But they conceal, rather
  
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• WindPower 2017 Soundbites

  01-08-2017 08:46
  The American Wind Energy Association's annual conference, WindPower, was held in Anaheim, California. Below are soundbites from panel discussions on May 24, 2017.
  
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• Analysis: UCLA football thriving with Orange County recruits

  01-08-2017 07:59 via ocregister.com
  
  UCLA football is on a major roll in Orange County.
  In just the past two days, the Bruins have received verbal commitments from three standout seniors-to-be: Mission Viejo All-County cornerback Olaijah Griffin, rising Mater Dei wide receiver CJ Parks and talented JSerra defensive end Malik-Abdul McClain.
  Earlier in July, UCLA landed a commitment from talented St. John Bosco wide receiver Devon Cooley, a former county star at Buena Park.
  “Everyone committed is awesome,” Cooley said in
  
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• Man suspected in Seal Beach carjacking attempt arrested

  01-08-2017 06:57 via ocregister.com
  
  SEAL BEACH — A man attempting to flee police was arrested Monday morning near the Leisure World retirement community after he allegedly tried and failed to force his way into a stopped vehicle, authorities said.
  California Highway Patrol requested help from the Seal Beach Police Department after a call about a suspicious man near the 405 freeway at the Seal Beach Boulevard exit about 5 a.m. on Monday, July 31, Sgt. Michael Henderson said. Police arrived, but couldn’t find the man.
  Se
  
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• Mater Dei Girls Volleyball: Schedule, Roster, Updates

  01-08-2017 06:43 via ocregister.com
  
  MATER DEIGIRLS VOLLEYBALL
  Coach: Dan O’Dell
  League: Trinity League
  ROSTER
  No. Name        Pos.       Gr.    Ht1 Mia Tuaniga S, OPP So. 5-92 Kelsey Campeau (C) L, DS Sr. 5-43 Erika Calvagna S Sr. 5-74 Abbie Cherin OH, OPP Sr. 6-05 Mandalay Rennon L, DS Jr. 5-26 Logan Purcell L, DS Jr. 5-67 Tori Mejia L, DS So. 5-38 Maddy Seybold MB So. 5-109 Reagan Merk OH So. 5-1010 Siena Secrist (C) OH Sr. 5-1111 Brielle Mullally S, OPP Jr. 6-012 Natalie Berty
  
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• USC’s Ronald Jones, with regrown dreadlocks, eyes bigger workload

  01-08-2017 06:41 via ocregister.com
  
  LOS ANGELES — Amid a slow start to his sophomore season last fall, USC running back Ronald Jones II fretted about his hair.
  It was too short.
  The previous year, he had broken out, rushing for more yards than any other freshman in program history. As Jones outran potential tacklers, his dreadlocks flapped from under his cardinal helmet. He missed them, regretting a decision before the season to buzz his hair. The long locks, he cracked, were his power source.
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• Highlights from Monday’s USC football practice

  01-08-2017 06:33 via ocregister.com
  
  Sam Darnold (14) warms up with the team during football practice at USC on Howard Jones Field, Monday, July, 31, 2017. (Photo by Hans Gutknecht, Los Angeles Daily News/via AP)USC players during football practice at USC on Howard Jones Field, Monday, July, 31, 2017. (Photo by Hans Gutknecht, Los Angeles Daily News/via AP)Jack Sears (13) during football practice at USC on Howard Jones Field, Monday, July, 31, 2017. (Photo by Hans Gutknecht, Los Angeles Daily News/via AP)Toa Lobendahn (50) during f
  
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• 2 pick-up trucks crash in Fullerton, injuring 1

  01-08-2017 06:29 via ocregister.com
  
  FULLERTON — Two pick-up trucks crashed Monday night, sending one person to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries, authorities said.
  Police were dispatched to the intersection of Brookhurst Street and Oak Avenue at 7:09 p.m. on Monday, July 31 for the crash, Fullerton Police Department Lt. Andrew Goodrich said.
  The accident caused temporary lane closures at Brookhurst Street in both northbound and southbound directions, Goodrich said.
  Anaheim Firefighters use the Jaws of Life to c
  
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