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TOURISM Wine Train plans car revamp Borrowed stock will Instead of the familiar bur- Wine Train owners Noble House ner Train based in Oakdale, which Napa Valley Wine Train running at gundy and gold cars running up Hotels & Resorts, Ltd. and Brooks suspended operation in October. full speed.” carry passengers and down Napa Valley, a set of Street have leased fi ve railcars, a “We want to keep our cele- “We look forward to updating borrowed cars will host riders on locomotive and a power car from brated Napa Valley Wine Train our beloved Vista Dome and the starting this spring daily trips through wine country. the Sierra Railroad Company. in premium condition to provide main train railcars.” Meanwhile, starting in April, The Sierra Railroad Company our customers with the best ex- “We are excited to be working JENNIFER HUFFMAN the wine and tour business will owns and operates tourism rail- perience,” said Napa Valley Wine with the Napa Valley Wine Train as jhu [email protected] begin renovating the exterior and ways throughout Northern Cali- Train’s Co-CEO Scott Goldie. they have the best dinner train op- Both locals and visitors will no- interiors of Wine Train rail cars fornia, including the Sierra Dinner “We’re thankful to Sierra Rail- eration in the country,” said Sierra tice a change to the Napa Valley including the two-story Vista Train, Sacramento River Train and road Company for providing us Railroad Company CEO Mike Hart. Wine Train in the coming months: Dome. Skunk Train. The cars coming to with an opportunity to expand unusual train cars. To replace the cars under repair, Napa belonged to the Sierra Din- our current o erings and keep the Please see TRAIN, Page A2
SUPER BOWL LII GOVERNMENT Napa police to get temporary headquarters Facility will be new city corporation yard building
HOWARD YUNE [email protected] Napa’s ambitious plan for a new downtown civic center may push the city police department to its corporation yard, at least for a few years. A proposal the City Council will review Tuesday to modern- ize Napa’s shop facilities at 770 Jackson St. includes adding a 25,000-square-foot manufac- tured building to the premises for workshops, o ce space and storage. In addition, the struc- ture is expected to serve as the temporary base for Napa Police while the city builds out a com- bination City Hall and police station on First Street, a task ex- HOWARD YUNE, REGISTER pected to last from 2019 to 2021. Angella Linehan (in No. 4 jersey) and other spectators at Billco’s in Napa cheer on the Philadelphia Eagles as they scored a fi eld goal on their The corp yard building would opening drive against the New England Patriots during Super Bowl LII on Sunday. mark one of the fi rst concrete steps taken by Napa toward fi nding transitional space for city o ces during construction Napa fans come downtown for game of its civic center, a four-story, 130,000-square-foot building restaurants could enjoy a nearly President Trump as unpatriotic. this season. that will replace the Commu- Bars busy even after four-hour gridiron clash as the At Downtown Joe’s, waiters “We’re telling people to come nity Services Building at First season of NFL protests New England Patriots aimed for and bartenders arrayed the Main an hour early for a seat at the and Seminary streets. their fi fth Super Bowl victory, Street brewpub, and themselves, bar, because it’s fi rst-come, HOWARD YUNE and the Philadelphia Eagles for the occasion as they have for fi rst-served,” said Natalie To- Please see POLICE, Page A2 [email protected] sought their fi rst. It would be a Super Bowls past. Numerous bler, daughter of Downtown Joe’s Super Bowl LII was the culmi- tidy and clear conclusion to the televisions showed the action owner Joe Peatman. nation of yet another NFL sea- 2017 season between the side- above the bar, and bartenders Statistics show that television If you go son. For some spectators who lines – tidier, indeed, than that poured drafts while sporting ratings for NFL games have gone persevered through an autumn discord between supporters and NFL jerseys – including the down in back-to-back seasons, Napa City Council meeting of player protests and fan blow- opponents of the players who number 7 of former San Fran- triggering debate as to whether Tuesday, 3:30 p.m. back, this year’s championship have kneeled during pregame cisco 49ers quarterback Colin fans boycotting protests have was something more – a relief. playings of the national anthem Kaepernick, who began kneeling played a role. City Hall, 955 School St. On Sunday, those who packed to protest racism and inequality, for “The Star-Spangled Banner” Agenda: http://bit.ly/2FJFOvG the bars of downtown Napa and who had been attacked by in 2016 and has gone unsigned Please see SUPER, Page A6
AWARDS Transgender teen wins honors Youth praises Upvalley gave speeches at the 29th Annual ‘transgender’ I realized that was Youth of the Year event on Jan. 25 me. I could relate. My body parts Boys & Girls program in front of more than 150 attend- did not match how I was feeling ees at Brasswood in St. Helena. about myself. I was uncomfort- ANNE WARD ERNST One club member in particu- able in my own body,” he said. [email protected] lar, Lucas Marquez, 15, who was “When I was 12 years old, I ST. HELENA — Amid laughter chosen the overall winner, wove found out about the Teen Cen- and applause for the award win- courage, maturity and laughter ter,” Marquez said. Clint Ferrier, ners at the annual Boys & Girls into his speech, sharing his feel- Calistoga Teen Center unit di- Club Youth of the Year dinner, ings of how the Boys & Girls Club rector, was the fi rst person he hearts swelled and eyes moist- was a support system when he met. They formed a bond and ened as the honorees shared came out as a transgender teen, enjoy teasing one another on a stories of triumph over struggle. closing his speech with an aptly regular basis. One day, a friend ANNE WARD ERNST, THE WEEKLY CALISTOGAN “They were so brave,” said worded quote by the late come- of Marquez told Ferrier that “Lu- Boys & Girls Clubs of St. Helena and Calistoga Members of the Year, from left: Trent Yaconelli, executive di- dian Robin Williams: “Every- cia goes by Lucas now,” Marquez Emily Hernandez (St. Helena Unit), Lucas Marquez (Calistoga Teen Center, and rector of the Boys & Girls Clubs one is fi ghting a battle we know said. 2018 Youth of the Year for the joint clubs), David Blancas (Calistoga Unit), and of St. Helena and Calistoga, nothing about.” Osvaldo Hernandez (Howell Mountain Unit). of the four club members who “When I heard of the word Please see AWARD, Page A6
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POLICE & FIRE Fire displaces three block of Brown Street was closed on fire and the male driver was al- log. An ambulance was dispatched After the motorists left the for about 3½ hours. ready being pulled out. to the scene. freeway at the Imola Avenue exit Napa households Becker said that approximately The man was taken to a hospital Both lanes of Silverado remained and stopped at a traffic signal, the Approximately nine people nine people were displaced. with injuries unrelated to the fire, shut down as of 5:30 p.m., the Harley rider got off the motorbike were displaced from their res- They’re being assisted by the firefighters said. The vehicle fire highway patrol website indicated. and assaulted the Honda driver, a idences on Saturday afternoon American Red Cross and the Napa was quickly extinguished. No further details were imme- 79-year-old man, before getting after a dryer in one of the three County Law Enforcement Chap- Additional details were not im- diately available. back on the bike and speeding off, apartments caught fire, according laincy program. mediately available. Shulman said. to Napa City Fire. The fire is under investigation; Man injured in Napa The victim, whom police did When firefighters arrived at however, firefighters believe it was CHP: Crash blocks not immediately identify, was the reported appliance fire on the related to an appliance failure. road rage incident, taken by ambulance to Queen of 300 block of Brown Street, the fire Silverado Trail near the Valley Medical Center with had spread from the dryer to the police say serious injuries and was later re- living area, eventually growing Napa Fire: Bystanders St. Helena leased, according to Shulman. Po- into a 2-alarm fire, Capt. Steve Napa Police are describing a re- lice gave no details on the attack Becker said. Firefighters were able pull driver out of Traffic was cut off in both direc- ported assault Saturday off High- but said no firearms were used. to knock down the fire within 10 burning vehicle tions on a portion of the Silverado way 29, which resulted in a driver Napa Police describe the sus- minutes, he said. Trail after a three-car wreck Up- being sent to the hospital, as a pect as a white male possibly in All of the occupants were al- One person was transported valley late Sunday afternoon, ac- road rage incident and are seeking his mid-30s, with brown hair and ready out of the house when fire- to the hospital after bystanders cording to the California Highway witnesses to the attack. a stocky build, wearing a black fighters arrived, Becker said. pulled him out of a burning vehi- Patrol. The incident began around T-shirt and black baseball cap. One unit inside the home will cle at the intersection of Second The crash was reported at 2 p.m. on southbound Highway Anyone who witnessed the in- need extensive remodeling and and Franklin streets on Saturday 4:10 p.m. near the Pratt Avenue 29 near First Street and involved cident or who can identify the construction, he said. The other afternoon, according to Napa City bridge north of St. Helena, and the drivers of a burnt-orange Har- motorcyclist is asked to call po- two units sustained water and Fire. involved a head-on collision in- ley-Davidson motorcycle and a lice at 707-257-9223, or send an smoke damage. Firefighters were first called to volving a Dodge Charger, Toyota blue Honda CR-V sport-utility anonymous tip on a smartphone Firefighters remained on scene the scene for a medical call. But Prius and Nissan Altima, accord- vehicle, according to Sgt. Todd by texting 707NPD followed by the for more than two hours. The 300 when they arrived, the vehicle was ing to the CHP’s online incident Shulman. tip information to 847411 (Tip411).
property to make room for affordable housing devel- added to govern the com- Police the new structure, Public opment, LaRochelle wrote. posting process, in which From A1 Works Director Jacques La- First-phase construc- organic materials break Rochelle wrote in a memo- tion is estimated to cost down in about 45 days. In addition to housing randum to the council. $5.6 million, with bidding Meanwhile, drain pipes Napa’s meeting cham- The structure would be scheduled for August and would be modified to direct ber and law enforcement built in two phases, with construction expected to stormwater into a collec- offices, the building will the first phase scheduled last until May 2019. tion pond, and a new treat- unify city departments that to allow Napa Police and Also Tuesday, the City ment system would handle are currently spread across dispatchers to occupy it by Council will vote on ap- 1,000 gallons of runoff per seven sites, including three the spring of 2019. Fenced, proving a $10.4 million minute. leased spaces that cost the secured parking would be upgrade of Napa’s recy- The upgrades will en- city about $300,000 a year. provided for patrol vehi- cling center on Levitin Way able Napa to increase its Napa also will tear down cles, and a temporary radio to meet more stringent composting from 40,000 the existing City Hall and tower would be set up for state environmental rules to 66,640 tons of mate- police station on Second dispatch and communica- on compost handling and rial per year under its state Street, and rezone the tions. storm runoff. permit, and a new envi- block for a mix of housing, The second phase would The project will replace ronmental study after the hotels and shops whose tax begin after Napa Police the existing open-air project may raise that cap J.L. SOUSA, REGISTER FILE PHOTO revenues will help cover moves to the downtown composting system with to 105,000 tons, according A mine-resistant armored protection vehicle the department construction bonds on the civic center, and would re- a combination of concrete to city staff. donated to Napa Police by the federal government was stored civic center. model the space for long- slabs and a foot-deep top C. Overaa & Co. of at the city’s corporation yard while being retrofitted inA ugust At the corporation yard, term shop use. In addition, filter of finished compost Richmond submitted the 2014. The Jackson Street facility is slated become home to Napa would remove an ex- a section of the corporation to improve air quality and winning bid among three a 25,000-square-foot building that will house the police isting storage building on yard along Lincoln Avenue block rainfall. Air blowers companies, according to department while Napa builds a downtown civic center between the southwest corner of the also could be rezoned for an and monitors also would be the city. 2019 and 2021.
ences, Santa Trains for the Train holidays and collaborations From A1 with musical talents for Napa Valley Register, 1615 Soscol Ave., Napa, CA 94559 Rock the Rails, a monthly Main Switchboard (707) 226-3711 “It’s a win-win” for both musical concert series. Home delivery 1 (877) 433-5056 companies, said Anthony The business also an- Publisher: Brenda Speth (707) 256-2234 bspeth @napanews.com Editor: Sean Scully (707) 256-2246 [email protected] Giaccio, director of railroad nounced plans to com- Directs all content editors for print and online. operations of the Napa Val- PHOTOS SUBMITTED pletely redevelop its McK- City Editor: Kevin Courtney (707) 256-2217 [email protected] Directs news reporters ley Wine Train. A look at two of the Sierra Railroad dining cars that the Napa instry Street property in Retail Ad Director: Norma Kostecka (707) 256-2228 nkostecka @napanews.com The Vista Dome renova- Valley Wine Train will be borrowing for at least a year. Napa estimated to cost $100 Directs advertising sales for print and online customers Classified Ad Director: Rodolfo Schwanz (707) 256-2244 [email protected] tions should begin in this million. The existing Wine Directs advertising sales for classified print and online customers fall and could last as long as a news release. gold and grape leaf green Train station building and Photo Editor: J.L. Sousa (707) 256-2276 [email protected] Operations Director: John Hawkley (707) 256-2293 [email protected] a year, said Giaccio. While the Vista Dome re- color scheme. Other cars surface parking lot would Editorial fax machine (707) 224-3963 The project could cost as ceives an update, the Napa may not need new exterior be removed to make room Photo reprints napavalleyregister.com/photoreprint Retail ads (707) 256-2275 much as $1 million, he said. Valley Wine Train will use a paint, Giaccio said. for a six-level, 60-foot- Classified ads (707) 226-3719 The Vista Dome, a 1952 high-end dining and lounge The Sierra trains are cur- high structure containing a
For a full list of contacts visit napavalleyregister.com and click on Pullman two-story domed car from Sierra Railroad rently en-route to the Wine 148-room hotel, restaurant, Contact Us at the bottom of the page. railcar, is one of 10 full- Company. Train property, said Giaccio. shops, a pool, spa and a new The business office and billing department are open weekdays from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., closed on weekends. length domed railcars built The five rail cars leased Renovations could be terminal, with 396 parking CIRCULATION by the Pullman Company. from Sierra Railroad Com- completed by 2019. The spaces on the bottom three Delivery by 6:30 a.m. Monday-Friday; One of only nine believed pany include one dining partnership between Sierra levels and rooftop gardens 7:30 a.m. Saturday and Sunday For replacement of damaged or missing papers, please call 1 (877) 433-5056. to still exist, the Dome of- car, one car with removable Railroad Company and the bracketing the north and fers panoramic views of the tables and flexible space to Napa Valley Wine Train has south ends. For any questions, please call customer service at 707-256-2280 or visit napavalleyregister.com/services. Napa Valley through the be used for weddings and the potential to continue Noble House Hotels & curved glass windows that corporate meetings and two beyond the renovation pe- Resorts, Ltd., a collection I understand that delivery and billing will continue beyond the initial order period unless I contact the newspaper at 1 (877) 433-5056. Rates may change after introductory offer period. run the length of the railcar. observation open-air cars, riod, said a news release. of luxury hotels and re- A nonrefundable account set up fee will be charged to all qualifying new starts of $6.99. Sub- The Vista Dome Car pro- which can be used for a va- For the past year, the sorts, and Brooks Street, a scription rates are subject to change. Premium publications, including the Thanksgiving Day newspaper, and newspapers containing premium sections will be included at a rate of up to vides guests an “elevated riety of experiences includ- Napa Valley Wine Train has California-based real es- $5 each. In addition to Thanksgiving Day, there will be up to 20 (twenty) additional premium observation style dining ing weddings, large parties, established multiple new tate development and in- sections published throughout the calendar year that will be subject to a rate of up to $5 each. These charges will be reflected in your account and may accelerate the expiration date of your experience” with a multi- tasting salons and holiday partnerships, events and vestment company, bought subscription. Subscriptions may be cancelled at any time. course gourmet menu pre- celebrations. offerings including Quattro the Wine Train in 2015. The The Napa Valley Register is published daily by Napa Valley Publishing, Inc., a division of Lee Enterprises, Inc. (USPS No. 370860). Periodical postage paid at Napa, CA 94559. pared in the kitchen located The current plan is for Vino tours, private Twilight train was sold by the family
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M 1 Napa Valley Register Monday, February 5, 2018 | A3 NATION&WORLD DIGEST RUSSIA PROBE Greeks rally, protest Macedonia name ATHENS, Greece — More Memo doesn’t clear Trump than 100,000 protesters from across Greece converged Sun- Democrats seeking with one Republican member say- said. “I think it’s very possible said, “I think this is a separate is- day on Athens’ main square ing revisions were needed so the his staff worked with the White sue.” Rep. Chris Stewart, R-Utah, to protest a potential Greek release of rebuttal to memo would not endanger na- House.” said, “No, it doesn’t end that.” compromise in a dispute with tional security. The Senate’s Dem- Nunes was asked during a Jan. Rep. Will Hurd, R-Texas, said, neighboring Macedonia over Republican document ocratic leader, Chuck Schumer of 29 committee meeting whether “I don’t,” when asked whether the former Yugoslav republic’s New York, urged Trump to back he had coordinated the memo with he agreed with Trump. Rep. Trey official name. HOPE YEN the public release and said that the White House. “As far as I know, Gowdy, R-S.C., asked whether the Hundreds of chartered buses Associated Press refusing to do so would show the no,” he responded, then refused to memo affected the investigation, brought protesters in from WASHINGTON — President president’s intent to undermine answer when asked whether his said, “No, not to me, it doesn’t, around the country to the Greek Donald Trump was wrong to as- the Russia investigation. staff members had communicated and I was pretty integrally in- capital, while more people ar- sert that a GOP-produced clas- The committee’s top Dem- with the White House. He previ- volved in the drafting of it.” rived on ferries from the islands. sified memo on FBI surveillance ocrat, California Rep. Adam ously had apologized for sharing The Democratic response was Traffic was blocked throughout powers cleared him in the Russia Schiff, branded the GOP memo with the White House secret in- more expected: “Of course, not at the city center and three major investigation, Democratic and Re- “a political hit job.” He questioned telligence intercepts related to an all,” said Schiff. Added Sen. Dick subway stops were closed. publican lawmakers said Sunday. whether the chairman, Rep. Devin investigation of Russian election Durbin, D-Ill.: “No, of course it Chanting “Hands off Macedo- They expressed hope that special Nunes, R-Calif., had coordinated interference before talking to com- does not.” nia!” and “Macedonia belongs counsel Robert Mueller’s work with the White House in drafting mittee members. Lawmakers also said the memo to Greece!” the protesters con- would continue without inter- the document seized on by the Trump’s Saturday tweet that should not impede Mueller. verged on Syntagma Square in ference. president to vent his grievances the memo “totally vindicates “I think it would be a mistake front of parliament, many wav- Democrats could seek a vote on against the nation’s premier law ‘Trump’ in probe” even as “the for anyone to suggest that the ing flags bearing the Star of Ver- publicly releasing their rebuttal enforcement agencies. Russian Witch Hunt goes on and special counsel shouldn’t com- gina, the emblem of the ancient memo when the GOP-led House “The goal here is to undermine on” found no echo from four com- plete his work. I support his work. Greek kingdom of Macedonia. Intelligence Committee meets the FBI, discredit the FBI, dis- mittee Republicans who appeared I want him to finish it. I hope he late this afternoon. The commit- credit the Mueller investigation, on the Sunday talk shows. finishes it as quickly as possible,” Police: Shooter was tee rejected that move last week, do the president’s bidding,” Schiff Rep. Brad Wenstrup, R-Ohio, Stewart said. ‘lucid, determined’ MILAN — A right-wing ex- SOUTH CAROLINA tremist suspected in the shoot- ing rampage that wounded six Africans in central Italy was “lucid and determined, aware of what he had done” and exhib- ited no remorse for his actions, an Italian law enforcement offi- cial said Sunday. Luca Traini, 28, remained jailed as police investigated him on multiple counts of attempted murder with the aggravating circumstance of “racial hatred” for the Saturday attacks in the Italian city of Macerata. Italian authorities said they seized Adolf Hitler’s “Mein Kampf,” other publications linked to Nazism and a flag with a Celtic cross, a symbol commonly used by white supremacists, from Traini’s home Sunday.
BRIEFLY COSTA RICA: Costa Ricans voted Sunday in a presidential race shaken by an international court ruling saying the country should let same-sex couples get mar- ried. Evangelical candidate Fa- bricio Alvarado recently vaulted into first place in the polls after he took a strong stance against gay marriage, which about two- thirds of Costa Ricans oppose.
NORTH KOREA: North Korea on Sunday slammed President Don- ald Trump’s State of the Union address and said its nuclear ca- pabilities would “deter Trump JEFF BLAKE, ASSOCIATED PRESS and his lackeys from showing off An aerial view of the site of an early morning train crash Sunday between an Amtrak train, bottom right, and a CSX freight train, top left, in Cayce, SC. on the Korean peninsula.” The Amtrak passenger train slammed into a freight train in the early morning darkness Sunday, killing at least two Amtrak crew members and injuring more than 110 people, authorities said. CHINA: China on Sunday criti- cized a U.S. government report that cast Beijing as a potential nuclear adversary and called on Washington to reduce its own much larger arsenal and join in Rail collision leaves 2 dead promoting regional stability. A Defense Ministry statement The crash happened near a Sumwalt said that positive train “It’s a horrible thing to see, to said China’s nuclear arsenal is More than 100 hurt switchyard about 10 miles south control — a GPS-based safety sys- understand the force involved,” the “minimum level” required after passenger line hits of Columbia where railcars haul- tem that can automatically slow the governor said after touring for security. It pledged never to ing automobiles are loaded and or stop trains — could have pre- the scene. be the first to use nuclear weap- parked freight train unloaded. vented the accident. Investigators recovered a cam- ons “under any circumstances.” Robert Sumwalt, chairman “That’s what it’s designed to do,” era from the front of the Amtrak MEG KINNARD of the National Transportation he said, referring to technology train and were looking for the data VENEZUELA: Secretary of State Associated Press Safety Board, said investigators that regulators have been pressing recorders from the two trains. Rex Tillerson said Sunday that CAYCE, S.C. — An Amtrak found a track switch had been set for for decades with mixed success. The switch that triggered the the U.S. still is considering re- passenger train slammed into a in a position that forced the Am- The conductor and engineer crash was found padlocked in stricting the sale of oil from parked freight train in the ear- trak train off the main track and aboard the Amtrak locomotive position, which conductors are crisis-torn Venezuela. Tillerson ly-morning darkness Sunday after onto the siding. were killed. And 116 people were supposed to do when they move said in Argentina’s capital that a thrown switch sent it hurtling He said the question for investi- taken to four hospitals, according a train from one line to another, the U.S. wants “free, fair, and down a side track, authorities gators is why that happened. to the governor. Sumwalt said. verifiable elections” in Venezu- said. Two Amtrak crew members Amtrak President Richard An- At least three patients were The dead were identified as en- ela, and wants to apply enough were killed, and more than 100 derson pointed the finger at CSX, hospitalized in critical or serious gineer Michael Kempf, 54, of Sa- pressure to end the crisis in the people were injured. saying the signal system along that condition, with nearly all the rest vannah, Georgia, and conductor South American country. It was the third deadly wreck stretch is run by the freight railroad treated for minor injuries, such Michael Cella, 36, of Orange Park, involving Amtrak in less than two but was down at the time of the as cuts, bruises and whiplash, Florida. BREXIT: British Prime Minister months. wreck, forcing CSX dispatchers to authorities said. “Any time you have anything Theresa May was under mount- The Silver Star, en route from route trains manually. The NTSB The locomotives of both trains that happens like that, you expect ing pressure Sunday to take sides New York to Miami with nearly 150 said it was working to confirm that. were left crumpled, the Amtrak more fatalities. But God blessed in the Conservative Party’s civil people aboard, was going an esti- CSX issued a statement ex- engine on its side. One car in the us, and we only had the two,” Lex- war over Brexit, as a new round mated 59 mph when it struck the pressing condolences but said middle of the Amtrak train was ington County Coroner Margaret of talks between Britain and the empty CSX train around 2:45 a.m., nothing about the cause of the snapped in half, forming a V off Fisher said, her voice choked with European Union is set to begin. Gov. Henry McMaster said. accident. to one side of the tracks. emotion. EU negotiator Michel Barnier is due to meet British Brexit Secre- tary David Davis in London today ahead of talks this week. Yellen disappointed to be leaving Federal Reserve ISRAEL: Israel on Sunday said it plans to legalize an isolated said in an interview with CBS’ system is more resilient,” Yellen pointment,” she said. West Bank outpost in response Obama appointee “Sunday Morning.” said. “Our overall judgment is Trump was highly critical of to the murder of one of its res- wanted second term; She also said the stock mar- that, if there were to be a decline Yellen during the 2016 campaign, idents in a shooting attack last ket — the Dow Jones industrial in asset valuations, it would not but took to praising her after be- month. Last month, Rabbi Ra- Powell starts today average closed at damage unduly the core of our coming president. Nonetheless, ziel Shevah, 35, was shot dead 25,520 Friday after financial system.” he decided against reappointing from a passing vehicle as he MARTIN CRUTSINGER a 665-point drop Yellen, appointed by Presi- the Democrat in favor of nomi- drove near his home in Havat Associated Press — was “high,” and dent Barack Obama, was the first nating Republican Powell. Gilad, an unauthorized settle- WASHINGTON — Janet Yellen that the finan- woman to lead the Fed. Her four- Before becoming Fed chair in ment outpost near the Palestin- said she was disappointed that cial system was year term ended Friday. She is 2014, Yellen had served as the ian city of Nablus. President Donald Trump didn’t in stronger shape joining the Brookings Institution central bank’s vice chair and was offer her a second term as Federal to handle a sharp think tank. president of the Fed’s San Fran- CYPRUS: President Nicos Anas- Reserve chair, but supports her sell-off than it Yellen noted that it has been cisco regional bank. Yellen tasiades vowed to push on with central bank successor, Jerome was during the common for Fed chairs to receive a “I’ve been in high level posi- attempts to reunify the ethni- Powell, who takes over today. 2008 financial crisis. She cited second term even when they were tions in the Federal Reserve for cally divided nation of Cyprus Powell, a Fed board member changes put in place since that first nominated by a president of many years, where I think I’ve had and to improve the economic since 2012, is “thoughtful, bal- time; Trump has been critical of the other party. a seat at the table to make the ar- fortunes of its people after he anced, dedicated to public ser- that effort. “I made clear that I would be guments that I thought needed to was re-elected Sunday. vice. I’ve found him to be a very “The financial system is much willing to serve another term and be made and to advocate for good M 1 — Associated Press thoughtful policymaker,” Yellen better capitalized. The banking so yes, I do feel a sense of disap- policy,” Yellen said. A4 | Monday, February 5, 2018 Napa Valley RegisteR BUSINESS FOCUS COMMON CENTS Napa County property transactions recently recorded Address Record Date Sale Price Bed Bath Sq Ft Yr Blt Lot Size Acres NAPA Pay 39 Golden Gate Circle 12/14/2017 $15,000 2 3 1,030 1989 478 0.01 6 Golden Gate Circle 11/13/2017 $262,000 1 1 628 1989 620 0.01 34 belvedere Court 11/9/2017 $340,000 3 2 1,103 1972 2,144 0.05 110 Golden Gate Circle 11/27/2017 $352,000 2 3 1,030 1991 492 0.01 yourself 30 Village Pkwy 12/11/2017 $389,000 2 3 1,376 1985 579 0.01 749 Marsh Court 11/17/2017 $410,000 2 2 1,204 1978 1,305 0.03 2539 Solano ave. 11/7/2017 $410,000 2 2 1,285 1983 2,472 0.06 3426 Willis drive 12/20/2017 $417,000 3 2 1,260 1974 2,090 0.05 first 67 belvedere Court 12/8/2017 $430,000 3 2 1,176 1979 2,575 0.06 1851 Sutter Court 12/13/2017 $443,000 2 2 1,275 1983 3,818 0.09 he most signifi cant fi - 2123 eva St. 12/8/2017 $452,500 2 3 1,193 2016 993 0.02 nancial lesson I have ever 261 Frederick drive 11/7/2017 $517,500 2 2 1,466 1978 4,590 0.11 Tlearned came from the 40 Fountain Grove Circle 12/6/2017 $609,000 3 3 1,697 1989 1,790 0.04 book, “The Richest Man in 887 Marina drive 12/18/2017 $625,000 3 3 1,838 1979 795 0.02 Babylon.” 132 Milliken Creek drive 11/17/2017 $1,215,000 2 2 1,648 1969 1,848 0.04 This book is a fi ctional ac- count of a man ST. HELENA who became 1568 Voorhees Circle 12/11/2017 $660,000 2 2 1,149 1989 792 0.02 very wealthy in YOUNTVILLE ancient Baby- 1984 yountville Cross road 12/5/2017 $730,000 2 2 1,646 1982 1,758 0.04 lon. as recorded at the napa County Tax assessor’s offi ce, 253-4459. real property transactions reported may include partial interest transfers sales that The wealthy are included with other properties and sales that are less any liens on property. man’s child- TOM hood friends MILLS approach him to inquire how he became so wealthy while Buy a shirt, get marijuana ‘gift’: they still strug- gled. He de- cided to teach his friends sev- eral principles Companies exploit law loophole JOHN he had learned MILLS about wealth. PHILIP MARCELO The fi rst Associated Press principle has to BOSTON — That ordinary do with savings. bottle of juice delivered to your The wealthy man explains doorstep will set you back at least that his life changed when $55. But the bag of marijuana that he decided that a portion of comes with it? On the house. all he earned was his to keep. Retail marijuana stores are He taught them that if they months away from opening in were to save a part of their Massachusetts, but some compa- earnings, they must fi rst set nies have been quietly operating it aside. for more than a year, selling and His friends confusedly ask, delivering marijuana via a legal “But isn’t all of what you earn loophole that exists in nearly ev- yours to keep?” ery state that has legalized recre- He then explains that most ational marijuana use. of what we earn we pay to Companies like HighSpeed, other people who provide ser- which describes itself as a juice vices and that some of those delivery service, are exploiting so- purchases occur irrespon- called “gifting” provisions that sibly. The fi rst step is to pay allow for the exchange of small yourself fi rst. amounts of the drug, so long as it’s Treat your savings as your given away — “gifted” — from one most harsh creditor. Many adult to another. people would never dare miss The legal language makes it per- a mortgage payment or a util- missible to pass a joint at a party ity bill, but seem to not have or drop a bud in your brother’s enough to save. Christmas stocking, but some en- Too often we tell ourselves trepreneurs see it as an opportu- that we will save at the end nity to get ahead of the regulated of the month. This line of market, planting an early stake in thinking might be the most what could become a crowded and destructive fi nancial habit lucrative industry. known to man. In places where legal pot shops Very few people have exist, gifting operations under- money left at the end of the cut the licensed retailers, because month. Most people see they don’t face the same oversight money in the bank account or pay marijuana sales taxes. And and spend it merely because they complicate things in places it is there. Spending money like Vermont, Maine and Wash- is fun. ington, D.C., which have legalized Tom and I have worked pot but have no fi rm plans to open with hundreds of people who regulated storefronts. arrived at retirement with “Under any fair reading of the enough money to successfully law, these businesses are illegal,” meet their goals. said Roger Katz, a Republican state The main commonality senator in Maine who is studying among these retirees is that the issue. “If it walks like a duck, their savings was automated. quacks like a duck, it is a duck.” Some had money withdrawn At least four enterprises have STEVEN SENNE from a paycheck, others had done gifting business in Mas- a bottle of tea and marijuana from HighSpeed juice delivery service rest together in Walpole, Mass. their bank automatically sachusetts since marijuana was transfer money to a retire- legalized in December 2016, two a smoke shop called Mary Jane vada, Oregon and Washington to obscure what they’re doing, he ment account. of them in the Boston area, The Makes Your Heart Sing to shut state, plus D.C. Most instituted said, and then rely largely on word Automation is the key. If Associated Press found in an in- down last March after it gave mar- the measure specifi cally as part of mouth to make sales. Clued-in you try to save manually, you vestigation that included records ijuana to customers who paid a $25 of new marijuana laws. customers can infer how much pot will likely convince yourself gathered from law enforcement to $50 admission fee. Vermont does not have a pro- they’re ordering judging by the there is a good reason why you agencies around the state. That hasn’t scared HighSpeed, vision, but local experts and ac- price and size of the items accom- can’t save at that moment. In addition to HighSpeed, a which also operates in D.C. tivists argue the exchanges will be panying it, but for the most part, The reason may even be a Boston-area company cleverly “We’ve had no issues with law permitted there, too, since they’re they’re at the mercy of the seller. good one, but you probably called Duuber has drivers deliv- enforcement, and we’re going to not expressly banned. In the case of HighSpeed, there arrived at that that predica- ering marijuana-themed T-shirts do our best to keep it that way,” Some states have tried to stem is no mention of marijuana on its ment because you made other that come with gifts of pot. said founder David Umeh. “We’re abuse of the laws by prohibiting website. The company sells drinks less important purchases Offi cials in western Massachu- not doing anything wrong. We’re businesses from advertising mar- priced from $55 to $150, depending during the month. setts also looked into a Craig- abiding by the current legislation ijuana giveaways or specifi cally on whether the beverage comes If you save fi rst, you likely slist ad off ering plastic sandwich until it changes.” banning “delayed or disguised” with “Love” or “Lots of Love.” won’t be in this situation. bags costing up to $325 apiece Gifting provisions are on the payments for marijuana gifts, The AP recently put in a $60 Once that money is out of (the marijuana in them was free) books in Massachusetts and all said Leo Beletsky, a law profes- order for “Raspberry Roxbury” your checking account, you but dropped the case after they but one of the other states that sor at Northeastern University in with “Love” and received a bottle will be surprised how the rest couldn’t identify the seller. have legalized marijuana: Alaska, Boston. of Tazo juice along with about an of your purchases will fi t in- In Springfi eld, offi cials ordered California, Colorado, Maine, Ne- But businesses simply fi nd ways eighth of an ounce of marijuana. side the budget. Several years ago, I stopped getting paid twice a month and began getting paid once per quarter. Powell era at the Fed likely to face some turbulence I was a pretty good saver, but this was a new test. The MARTIN CRUTSINGER Yellen was able to oversee a grad- The Powell-led Fed would be would coincide with the Fed’s fi rst quarter I failed. I wasn’t Associated Press ual rate policy because infl ation pleased to see infl ation fi nally continued paring of its bond hold- used to the new system. I still WASHINGTON — When Je- posed no threat: It ran below even reach its 2 percent goal. The prob- ings — action that puts upward get paid quarterly; but now, rome Powell is sworn in Monday the Fed’s 2 percent annual target lem would be if it were to surge pressure on rates for long-term the day my deposit hits the as the new chairman of the Fed- throughout her tenure. well above that level. The Fed consumer and business loans. account my savings is trans- eral Reserve, the pride of the mo- The Powell era could be entirely would face intense pressure to “The next phase of managing the ferred out. ment may be tempered by diff erent. The job market accelerate its rate hikes to tighten economy may not be as easy,” said I highly encourage you to Powell’s recognition of the is tighter. Wages are up. credit and curb infl ation. Diane Swonk, chief economist at read “The Richest Man in risks that lie ahead. Federal debt will likely That’s where the risks come Grant Thornton, who expects four Babylon.” There are timeless A ferocious sell-off on rise. Tax cuts could ac- in: If the Fed tightened credit too rate increases in 2018. “The Fed may principles in that book that Wall Street on Friday — celerate growth. little, infl ation might surge out of have to raise rates more quickly be- will help you on your fi nancial with stocks tumbling and All of which seems control. If it tightened too much, cause the economy is stronger.” journey. bond yields rising after likely to drive up infl ation, a recession could result. Steering For now, the economy that the January U.S. jobs re- which is what spooked in- a safe middle ground has proved Powell’s Fed will preside over Tom and John Mills are port suggested higher in- vestors Friday. The main tricky for the Fed throughout its shows strength and resilience. Powell registered investment advisers fl ation ahead — served as question, is by how much? history. It has sometimes miscal- Unemployment is at a 17-year low. and certifi ed fi nancial planners. a blunt reminder of the challenges For weeks, investors have been culated how fast to raise rates and The economic expansion, already reach them at 254-0155, Powell’s Fed will face. demanding higher bond yields. triggered an economic downturn. the third-longest in U.S. history, MillsWealth.com. Securities At his Senate confi rmation On Friday, after the government In December, the Fed predicted appears to be improving after a off ered through LPL Financial, hearing, Powell stressed his in- said average pay rose year-over- that it would raise its benchmark long stretch of subpar growth. On Member FInra/SIPC. Investment tention to carry on the cautious year in January at the fastest pace short-term rate three times in the surface, it might seem that all advice off ered through Strategic approach to interest rate hikes in more than eight years, the 10- 2018, just as in 2017. Yet some the Powell Fed needs to do now is Wealth advisors Group (SWaG), a that his predecessor, Janet Yellen, year Treasury yield reached 2.84 economists now foresee four serve as caretaker for a high-fl ying M registered investment adviser. pursued in four years as Fed chair. percent, a four-year high. increases. And those rate hikes economy. 1 NAPA VALLEY REGISTER MONDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 2018 | A5 OPINION&LETTERS
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GUEST EDITORIAL Brown’s two big public-
works projects LETTERS TO THE EDITOR No faith in Fair the current situation to con- tributed the 2018 budget at the tinue, even as a “placeholder” meeting, which none of them foundering Association to until the details of the JPA are had previously viewed. Even fi nalized. It is almost as if the though it did not even contain uring his second governorship, Jerry Brown has frequently manage fairgrounds current management is working any information on the golf touted big public-works projects as the mark of a great society The Napa County Fairgrounds to guarantee the failure of the course portion of the budget, D— a marked change from his fi rst stint four decades ago, when continues to deteriorate to the facility. I am concerned that be- and even though they had not “small is beautiful” and “lower your expectations” were his oft- point it will take signifi cant work cause it has been allowed to de- had any opportunity (or desire?) voiced themes. to return it to a viable facility. teriorate, the JPA will be forced to study it, I fully believe had not He did it again last month, e usively plugging two major public The Joint Power Authority to look at alternative uses for the members of the audience spoke works, twin water tunnels and a high-speed rail network, during his (JPA) is still in the works, but the property, which could include, up, they would have blindly ap- fi nal State of the State address. fi nal look of it has not been made municipal administrative o ces, proved it that evening. One might conclude that Brown 2.0 has been channeling his fa- public. a ordable housing, and since we We have lost the carnival. ther, Pat Brown, who as governor in the 1960s was also a big booster Unfortunately, a signifi cant need to fi gure out how to pay for We are down to three sprint car of public works, including highways, universities and, most of all, a percentage of the community those public uses, a resort facil- events (for a total of fi ve nights). massive water project. has lost faith in current manage- ity. All of these uses will mini- The golf course was unusable As he nears the end of his gubernatorial career, ment and the current Fair Asso- mize, and eventually eliminate prior to the fi res, so to hide be- however, he must contend with the near-failure of the ciation Board of Directors. New the property as a viable commu- hind that excuse is BS. Daily, I centerpiece of his father’s cherished water system, management needs to be put in nity facility. hear of people that try to book Oroville Dam, and the conclusions of an expert panel place immediately that cannot Management’s thought of cre- events at the facilities (that that it was poorly designed, poorly constructed and include any of the people that ating a Focus Group for creating bring in needed revenue) only poorly maintained. have for a number of years have a plan to reopen the golf course to get the brush o , runaround DAN Hundreds of millions of dollars that otherwise allowed it to achieve the level of is just another “kick the can and total lack of support from WALTERS might have been spent on improving the system now failure it is at now. down the road” maneuver and an fair management. They have must be spent to repair Oroville’s collapsed spillways. The current association Board attempt to take away the blame alienated most of the service Moreover, the two big projects that Jerry Brown has of Directors will go down in his- from current management and clubs and large events such as pushed are foundering. tory as the group that destroyed the Fair Association Board. the Christian music Rock of Ages With the exception of Southern California’s Metropolitan Water the fairgrounds for the commu- I was shocked while attending event have gone elsewhere. District, other major benefi ciaries of the tunnels, which would sup- nity. the January Fair Association Scott Atkinson posedly improve reliability of the system, are shying away from com- The community cannot allow Meeting. Fair Management dis- Calistoga mitting to many billions of dollars in cost. The defection has become so serious that Brown’s Department of Water Resources is now contemplating reduction to a single tunnel, hoping that its less expensive cost would bring the straying sponsors YOUR TURN back. However, even that strategy is fraught with political and fi nan- cial peril, and it’s not at all certain that anything will happen before Brown departs a year hence. Remembering “I Love Lucy” The bullet train is also running into trouble. Construction has begun on 119 miles of track in the San Joaquin CARL G. WHITE Valley, from Madera to near Bakersfi eld, that originally was supposed n 1948, the red-headed movie to cost $6 billion, fi nanced from a federal grant and state bonds. comedienne Lucille Ball was However, the cost jumped to nearly $8 billion and the High-Speed Iheard by radio listeners over Rail Authority’s board has been told that the estimate is now $10.6 the CBS airwaves in the comedy billion for a variety of reasons, including higher land costs and con- program, “My Favorite Husband.” struction delays. She played scatter-brained The project was already plagued by rising costs and the lack of housewife Liz Cooper, who any feasible plan to fi nance the entire cost, which now is somewhere was married to a banker named north of $70 billion and could easily be much more than that. George (Richard Denning). They Public support for the bullet train is scant. And, in truth, it seems lived at 321 Bundy Drive in the to be a solution in search of a problem rather than the vital transpor- fi ctitious town of Sheridan Falls. tation system Brown portrays it as being. At the beginning of each pro- Conversely, the need for some sort of water conveyance around or gram, the radio announcer said, under the Delta has been evident for decades. Pulling water out of “Two people who live together the estuary has created no end of environmental problems, leading and like it.” to court-ordered reductions in diversions that have sometimes left By 1950, Lucille Ball was ap- water users short of what they needed. proached by the CBS Network Brown took one stab at solving the dilemma during his fi rst stint as executives and the Jell-O spon- governor — a “peripheral canal” to bypass the Delta — and won legis- sor to do a television version of lative approval, only to see it rejected by voters in 1982. the radio series. Lucy refused to ASSOCIATED PRESS The canal was Brown 1.0’s only major public-works e ort, and do the project without real-life Vivian Vance, left, is Ethel Mertz, and Lucille Ball is the irrepressible Lucy now he faces the strong possibility that Brown 2.0’s two big projects bandleader husband Desi Arnaz. Ricardo in the “I Love Lucy Christmas Special,” November, 1956. will also stall out. The network executives were Brown insists that he’s not in legacy mode these days. However, he reluctant to put the Cuban in the with his radio role on “Our Miss After the telephone call, Desi often refers to his father’s legacy of public works, and striking out on television role as Lucy’s husband. Brooks.” worried about the losing the his two big projects would be a bitter pill to swallow. They felt American TV audiences The pilot episode was fi lmed at sponsor. Then, he came up with wouldn’t accept a mixed racial Sunset and Gower headquarter at the idea of using three or four CALmatters is a public interest journalism venture committed to explaining marriage, and wanted Richard Studio A in Hollywood. Desi Ar- 35mm motion picture cameras how California’s state Capitol works and why it matters. For more stories by Denning to continue playing the naz and Lucille Ball put up $5,000 to fi lm “I Love Lucy” episodes. Dan Walters, go to calmatters.org/commentary. role of Lucy’s husband from the of their own money for the pilot. CBS agreed with the new fi lming radio series. Then, it was sent back to the format. Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz CBS in New York. The show was Together, the rumba band JOIN THE DISCUSSION took their husband-and-wife act picked up quickly by the CBS leader and red-hair movie come- to a Vaudeville theater in Chicago network and sponsored by Philip dienne formed Desilu Produc- Want to see and discuss the latest editorials, cartoons, letters and to convince the CBS network that Morris for the 1951-1952 sea- tions and changed the way TV commentaries from the Napa Valley Register and its related papers? people would accept them as a son for 39 episodes. Its TV spot was made – literally. Using three Join us on Facebook today: Napa Valley Register Opinions and typical American married couple. would be on Monday at 9 p.m. motion picture cameras tech- Editorials, facebook.com/NVROpEd/ They did a rumba number called One month later, Desi Ar- nique to fi lm a television sitcom “Cuban Pete,” where Lucy came naz received a telephone call is still being done in Hollywood out singing, “They call me Sally from The Biow Company, the today. KNOW YOUR REPRESENTATIVES Sweet. I’m the Queen of Delancey ad agency that represented the Desilu Productions bought the Street. When I start to dance, Philip Morris cigarettes. Milton abandoned General Service Stu- California Legislature everything goes. Chick, chicky Biow wanted to know when the dio and made all the necessary SENATE boom.” Arnazes were coming out to New preparations to begin fi lming on Bill Dodd (D) District 3 Audiences loved them. How- York to fi lm the TV show. Desi the “I Love Lucy” set in front of a Capitol o ce: Capitol Building, Room 5114, Sacramento, CA 95814 | (916) 651-4003 ever, the Jell-O sponsor backed wasn’t planning to move to the live audience on Stage 2. Inciden- District o ce: 2751 Napa Valley Corporate Dr., Bldg 4, Napa, CA 94558 out from the TV project. East Coast and Lucy was also tally, four-year-old Shirley Tem- Phone: 707-224-1990 | Fax: 707-224-1992 | Website: http://sd03.senate.ca.gov/ From “My Favorite Husband,” pregnant with their fi rst child, ple made her fi rst 10-minute 1932 ASSEMBLY Madelyn Pugh, Bob Carroll, Jr., Lucie. He informed Mr. Biow of short fi lm on the same set. Cecilia M. Aguiar-Curry (D) District 4 and Jess Oppenheimer joined the that they weren’t moving. Most TV story line plots for Capitol O ce: State Capitol Room 5144, Sacramento, CA 94514. Phone: 916-319-2004 writing sta for the television Then, the caller also informed the Ricardos came from the radio District Office: 2721 Napa Valley Corporate Drive, Napa CA 94558. Phone: project. They went to work on Desi that the company wanted program’s scripts. For example, 707-224-0440. Website: https://a04.asmdc.org/ writing the pilot episode for “I the TV series performed before a “Time Schedule” fi rst aired on Love Lucy.” live New York City audience. He April 22, 1949 from “My Favorite U.S. Congress The roles of Fred and Ethel didn’t want it fi lmed on a Kine- Husband” then rewritten for May SENATE Mertz weren’t cast yet for the TV scope recording and sent back to 26, 1952 episode of “I Love Lucy” Kamala Harris (D) pilot. Lucy wanted Gale Gordon the East Coast. (Kinescope was entitled, “Lucy’s Schedule.” Gale 112 Hart Senate O ce, Washington, D.C. 20510 | (202) 224-3553 and Bea Benaderet, who played the process of recording a tele- Gordon appeared in the radio and District o ce: (415) 355-9041 the Atterburys in “My Favorite vision broadcast onto a fi lm reel television version, playing the For e-mail, go to: www.harris.senate.gov/content/contact-senator Husband’ for the television roles. by pointing a camera at a video banker boss to George Cooper’s Dianne Feinstein (D) However, Bea Benaderet was monitor as it played the footage. character than returning as Ricky 331 Hart Senate O ce, Washington, D.C. 20510 | (202) 224-3841 already a regular on the George The result was a poor-quality, Ricardo’s nightclub owner boss. District o ce: (415) 393-0707 | Fax: (202) 228-3954 Burns and Gracie Allen Show, grainy recording of fi lm footage. M For e-mail, go to: feinstein.senate.gov/email.html 1 while Gale Gordon was busy Videotape wasn’t invented yet.) Carl G. White lives in Napa. A6 | Monday, February 5, 2018 NEWS Napa Valley Register Study: Less smartphone time equals happier teens
MELISSA HEALY the internet — were less satisfied Gathered together, those snap- Los Angeles Times with their lives and had lower shots also produced a clear pic- A precipitous drop in the hap- self-esteem. TV watching, which ture: adolescents’ psychological piness, self-esteem and life satis- declined over the nearly two de- well-being was lowest in years faction of American teens came as cades they examined, was simi- when, as a group, they spent more their ownership of smartphones larly linked to lower psychological time online, on social media and rocketed from zero to 73 percent well-being. reading news online, and when and they devoted an increasing By contrast, adolescents who more Americans owned smart- share of their time online. spent more time on non-screen phones. Psychological well-being Coincidence? New research activities had higher psycholog- was highest in years when adoles- suggests it is not. ical well-being. They tended to cents spent more time with their In a study published recently profess greater happiness, higher friends in person, reading print in the journal Emotion, psy- self-esteem and more satisfaction media and on exercise and sports. chologists from San Diego State with their lives. It’s quite another thing to show University and the University of While these patterns emerged that smartphones — and the in- Georgia used data on mood and in the group as a whole, they were crease in time spent online that media culled from roughly 1.1 mil- particularly clear among eighth- came with them — is the cause of lion U.S. teens to figure out why and 10th-graders, the authors growing teen angst. To do that, re- a decades-long rise in happiness found: “Every non-screen activity searchers needed to align poten- and satisfaction among U.S. teens was correlated with greater happi- tial “causes” and “effects” with a suddenly shifted course in 2012 ASSOCIATED PRESS ness, and every screen activity was lag time of a year, and see if the and declined sharply over the next Donald Conkey, 15, checks his smartphone in 2013 while doing homework correlated with less happiness.” correlation still held. four years. in his bedroom in Wilmette, Ill. A new study found that between 1991 and The survey that 1.1 million ad- Sure enough, the down- Was this sudden reversal a re- 2016, adolescents who spent more time on electronic communication and olescents answered between 1991 ward trajectory of psychologi- sponse to an economy that tanked screens — social media, texting, electronic games, the internet — were less and 2016 (called Monitoring the cal well-being closely followed in 2007 and stayed bad well into satisfied with their lives and had lower self-esteem. Future) doesn’t track a single trends of smartphone adoption 2012? Or did it have its roots in a group of kids from year to year. and time spent online, not the very different watershed event: Evidence of their affect on teens anybody’s guess. So the researchers could draw no other way around. the 2007 introduction of the has been all over the map. Some In the new study, researchers conclusions about the evolution The analysis also suggested that smartphone, which put the entire studies show that the greater the tried to find it by plumbing a trove of an individual teen’s happiness the Great Recession didn’t explain online world at a user’s fingertips? time spent engaged in online con- of eighth-, 10th- and 12th-grad- and self-esteem on the basis of the national souring of teens’ Smartphones were a technolog- tent and social media, the unhap- ers’ responses to queries on how how she spent her time. moods. An increase in income ical innovation embraced like no pier the child. Others have found they felt about life and how they But by looking at group snap- inequality and a drop in gross other: By 2012, half of Americans evidence that participation in so- used their time. shots of kids taken in any given domestic product did correlate (and roughly 37 percent of teens) cial media plays a positive role in They found that between 1991 year, they could discern consis- with their decline in happiness owned one. By 2016, 77 percent of teens’ self-images. and 2016, adolescents who spent tent patterns between how kids and satisfaction. But unemploy- all Americans carried an iPhone That’s led some to suggest more time on electronic com- spent their time and how satis- ment peaked in 2010 and teens’ or something like it, including at there’s a “sweet spot” of so- munication and screens — social fied they were with themselves psychological well-being began least 73 percent of teens. cial-media use. Where it lies is media, texting, electronic games, and their lives. to decline only after 2012. Google’s AI push comes with plenty of people problems
RYAN NAKASHIMA posters, Russian bots and other its YouTube unit draws fire for of- violations that computers can’t to $9.70 per share. Associated Press purveyors of unsavory content. fensive videos, particularly ones catch on their own, representing The results missed Wall Street MENLO PARK, Calif. — Google It’s also on a buying spree to find aimed at younger audiences. “significant growth “ in person- expectations. The average esti- CEO Sundar Pichai recently de- office space for its burgeoning In the latest quarter alone, Goo- nel. mate of 14 analysts surveyed by clared that artificial intelligence workforce in pricey Silicon Valley. gle parent Alphabet Inc. added Alphabet on Thursday reported Zacks Investment Research was fueled by powerful computers For a company that built its 2,009 workers, for a total of a fourth-quarter loss of $3.02 bil- for earnings of $10.12 per share. was more important to humanity success on using faceless algo- 80,110. Over the last three years, lion, after reporting a profit in the The internet search leader than fire or electricity. And yet the rithms to automate many human it hired a net 2,245 people per same period a year earlier. posted revenue of $32.32 billion search giant increasingly faces a tasks, this focus on people pres- quarter on average. That’s nearly The Mountain View, Califor- in the period. After subtracting variety of messy people problems ents something of a conundrum. 173 per week, or 25 people per day. nia-based company said it had a Alphabet’s advertising commis- as well. Yet it’s also a necessary one as Some of the extra workers this loss of $4.35 per share, caused by sions, revenue was $25.87 billion, The company has vowed to em- lawmakers ramp up the pressure year will come from its vow to provisions for U.S. tax changes exceeding Wall Street forecasts. ploy thousands of human check- on Google to deter foreign pow- have 10,000 workers across Goo- enacted last year. Earnings, ad- Twelve analysts surveyed by Zacks ers just to catch rogue YouTube ers from abusing its platforms and gle snooping out content policy justed for pretax expenses, came expected $25.65 billion.
Marquez is a member of the Award Calistoga Teen Center. From A1 The other winners are Da- vid Blancas, 10, of the Calis- “Coming out wasn’t as toga Unit; Emily Hernandez, hard as I thought it would be 14, of the St. Helena Unit, because of my Teen Center and Osvaldo Hernandez, 12, family. I’m really thankful of the Howell Mountain Unit. for having them in my life. No Each was recommended one gets judged at the Teen and selected for excelling in Center. I don’t get judged for the organization’s core pro- who I am and what I like. It’s gram areas such as character a place where I can just relax and leadership. Every month, and escape. It’s my second a “Member of the Month” is home,” he said. selected, and of those mem- Marquez found he could bers one is chosen as Member talk to Ferrier and others of the Year and is eligible for there and it “made such a the Youth of the Year honor. difference.” David was called “the gen- “I found people at the Boys uine sunshine kid,” by Lainey & Girls Club who really cared Cronk, Calistoga Unit Direc- about me and were willing to tor. “He is instrumental in listen. As a result, I became making an environment of very talkative and shared inclusive, hopeful, confident, things about my life, like my good-natured excellence,” mom came from Argentina she said. and my dad came from Uru- His fifth-grade teacher, guay, but I wanted to share Lisa Shepard, said in her let- more,” he said. ter of recommendation that “There were times that he “exhibits kindness and HOWARD YUNE, REGISTER they would look and see a compassion” outside the Bar patrons at Billco’s, one of the Napa eateries broadcasting Super Bowl LII on Sunday, stand at attention while the pop little child skipping toward classroom. star Pink sings “The Star-Spangled Banner” before the NFL championship game in Minneapolis. them. On the outside, the The Boys & Girls Club is look of an innocent little “a second home” to Emily tumultuous few weeks as a ers nationwide. Marine Corps, could see girl, but on the inside was a Hernandez, who has been a Super Vikings fan. “I’ve heard people say the point of view of those wave of random frightening club member since she was 5 From A1 “I was in a funk for about that, but they’ll always speaking out for racial jus- thoughts that I didn’t know years old. a week; it took a weekend of turn on the TV and open tice – but still could not how to deal with, but was Seen by her peers as a At the brewpub, however, not thinking about football a cold one,” he said with a support their chosen arena afraid to share because I felt if leader, Emily is the type of Tobler saw little effect, per- to get past it,” said Warren chuckle. People who said in which to do so. I did I would be setting a bad person “we need more of in haps because of the variety Olinger. “But it’s not like they wouldn’t watch the “Being a former military example to the other kids.” this world,” said St. Helena of fan interests passing you’re going to miss the NFL are still watching the guy, I didn’t think it was the “At first, I had so many kids Unit Director Ash Clements. through a tourist haven. Super Bowl,” he added – NFL.” proper venue to do it,” said to play with I ignored my dis- “I see a young woman who “We’ve been consistent; though he volunteered a Other football fans Charlez Carter of Napa. “I comfort, but it got worse as is generous with her heart. as the (largest) sports bar in Vikings victory would have claimed seats on First understand that there’s still the years went by. When I hit I see someone who is not Napa we get out people who sent him on the first flight Street at the Norman Rose problems in our country, puberty is when my feelings afraid to be vulnerable. I see want to see their team play east, to score a Super Bowl Tavern as game time ap- but I think (the protests) became very intense and I someone who is there to help their game,” she said an ticket or at least watch the proached. should be done differently.” didn’t know what to do. kids who are struggling. I see hour before the 3:30 p.m. game with friends. “Eagles all the way! We A few chairs away were No matter what I did it was someone who steps up to lead kickoff. At the other end of the hate the Patriots,” de- Brian and Angella Linehan, wrong. Like dressing in the when leadership is needed Among the pregame bar, another spectator clared Adam Braunstein. who had first met at Billco’s locker room was especially most,” Clements said. diners were a mother, son could see both sides of the He sported a Pittsburgh 13 years ago and later mar- traumatic. Imagine being And Emily’s brother, Os- and daughter who were anthem debate, but pointed Steelers jersey – his favored ried. Faded and chipped, equally uncomfortable be- valdo Hernandez, another watching the game more to the inability of Kaeper- team despite being a Napa but still intact, was the No. ing in the boys’ bathroom … Member of the Year, said than 1,900 miles from U.S. nick, the originator of the native – as he sipped pints 28 jersey of former running I simply didn’t understand Emily gives him strength Bank Stadium in Minneap- protest, to sign with an- with his wife Stacy, who back Marshall Faulk of the where I fit,” he said. and support at home. He is an olis – the home field of the other team since the 49ers also donned the Pittsburgh then-St. Louis Rams – the His family has been a major “above average student” and Minnesota Vikings, their released him a year ago. black-and-gold. first team defeated in a Su- source of support too. He said a “tireless worker,” said Rob home-state team, who “There’s two sides to it,” The Braunsteins left no per Bowl by Patriots quar- his mom, Cristina Gonzalez, Grace, sixth-grade teacher at would have played the Su- said Pedro Perez of Napa, doubt where they stood terback Tom Brady, in 2002. is the person he tells “ev- Robert Louis Stevenson Mid- per Bowl on familiar ground who with his brother Javi on athletes laying out their The kneeling of players erything” to, and one of the dle School. And Osvaldo’s but for their loss to the Ea- took up a spot near one views for fans to see. “I and the resulting contro- adults he likes to make laugh. “character is clearly defined gles two weeks earlier. end of the bar to cheer support him wholeheart- versy had upset Angella in He said he realized earlier this by his huge heart,” Grace “I found it hard to believe for the Patriots. “A lot of edly,” Stacy declared of the early weeks, “but I then year what he wanted to do wrote in his recommenda- that people felt so strongly people found it offensive, Kaepernick, who took the I thought about it, and I with the rest of his life. tion letter. about it,” mused Brenda and other people saw it as 49ers to the 2013 Super thought, everyone has the “I want to help people and “When it comes to work- Olinger of St. Cloud, Min- standing up for their rights. Bowl. right of free speech, and the make them laugh,” recalling ing closely with others, Os- nesota, who had traveled But when the NFL is backed And what of Trump’s call kneeling was respectful; it that his first memory is of valdo’s heart beats the loud- west with her daughter up against it, they’ll push to fire kneeling players? “I wasn’t disrespectful,” she laughter. est,” Grace said. Britta to spend the week- people like Kaepernick out think Trump’s an idiot – recalled. Marquez will move on to a Osvaldo is a member of the end in Napa with her son of the way.’ and please do quote me on The couple’s support for regional Boys & Girls Clubs new Howell Mountain Unit, Warren, a Merced resident. Perez dismissed the se- that one,” Adam retorted. protesters had not created of America Youth of the Year which started in the fall of “If people want to watch riousness of many people Elsewhere, the billiards much friction in their social competition. Each unit of 2017. the games, they have every claiming to swear off pro tables were mostly empty circle, added Brian, “but the Boys & Girls Club of St. Marquez received a check right to do so. It is, after all, football over athletes’ po- at Billco’s, where guests I’ve got some family mem- Helena and Calistoga chose for $400, and each of the a game.” litical gestures, especially instead bellied up to the bers who disagree.” a Member of the Year to rep- other club members received For her son, the contest for a game that draws more long bar at one side. One, “And that’s their right!” M resent their individual units. a $150 check. was a way to exhale after a than 100 million TV view- a veteran of 12 years in the replied Angella, laughing. 1 SPORTS Monday, February 5, 2018 | napavalleyregister.com | SECTION B
NAPA VALLEY BASKETBALL REPORT Storm No. 12 in Northern California poll MARTY JAMES NVC has also been getting and girls teams. It’s a two-game [email protected] solid play from Adopo Aman- guarantee and will be held at Jus- Napa Valley College is No. 12 in cho (10.6 ppg, 7.5 rpg, 3.8 assists tin-Siena High School. Northern California in the latest per game), Joe Fons (8.9 ppg, 5.9 California Community Colleges rpg), Akeem Dear (8.6 ppg, 4.6 Imhoff having big season Men’s Basketball Coaches Asso- rpg, 2 steals per game), Armani Napa High graduate Ryan Im- ciation poll. Mills (7.8 ppg), Jayden Hampton hoff continues to play very well There are just four games re- (7.8 ppg, 2.8 apg), Sayvon Ab- as a guard for the Carroll College maining in the Bay Valley Con- dur-Rahman (7.3 ppg, 3.9 rpg), (Helena, Montana) men’s team. ference season for Napa Valley DeAundry Twilly (7 ppg, 3.3 Imhoff scored 25 points (13-10 overall, 9-3 Bay Valley). rpg), Tom Salsman (5.8 ppg), and and had seven rebounds and The Storm is in second place. James Ned (3.2 ppg). three assists in Saturday’s 78- City College of San Francisco The Storm beat College of Al- 43 win over visiting Montana is No. 1 in the NorCal poll. ameda last week, 109-97. State-Northern. Butte-Oroville, led by coach He had 12 points, five re- Russ Critchfield, a former Vin- Dan Clark Tournament bounds, six assists and two steals tage High School coach, is No. 3. The 52nd annual Dan Clark in Thursday’s 72-63 win over San Francisco is No. 1 in the Eighth Grade Tournament is visiting Providence. state poll. Butte is No. 6. scheduled for March 5-11. Carroll is 20-4 overall, 8-4 in SUBMITTED PHOTO Sasha French is averaging 13.4 The tournament is sponsored the Frontier Conference. Sasha French is averaging 13.4 points, 7.8 rebounds and 2 blocks per game to points, 7.8 rebounds and 2 blocks by St. John the Baptist Catholic lead the Napa Valley College men’s basketball team. per game to lead the Storm. School and includes both boys Please see BASKETBALL, Page B2
PREP BASKETBALL NAPA VALLEY GOLF REPORT From Chicago to Napa Sacramento’s Nimari Burnett Champ gets a team leader for Prolific Prep Academy spot in PGA MARTY JAMES Tour event [email protected] There are so many things that MARTY JAMES Nimari Burnett does so well as [email protected] the point guard for the Prolific Cameron Champ of Sacra- Prep Academy basketball team mento will play in the 2018 Gen- in Napa. esis Open later this month as the But it’s not Burnett’s ball han- recipient of the Charlie Sifford dling, scoring or passing that Memorial Exemption, the PGA impresses his teammate, Jordan Tour reported last week. Brown, the most. The announcement was made It’s Burnett’s maturity and by Tiger Woods. his leadership that stands out The Genesis Open, scheduled to Brown, a forward/center for for Feb. 12-18, takes place at Riv- the Crew, who was named to the iera Country Club in Pacific Pal- West team roster for the 2018 isades and will have a field of 144 McDonald’s All American Games players. The purse is $7.2 million. last month. Since 2009, the exemption has “Nimari is a hell of a player. represented the advancement of He’s a young kid, but he so ma- diversity in the game of golf, pga- ture,” Brown said at a practice tour.com said. last week at Grace Church of Champ played golf at Texas Napa Valley. A&M and finished in a tie for “If I didn’t know him person- 32nd place at last year’s U.S. ally, I would have sworn he was Open at Erin Hills in Wisconsin. a senior, just from watching him He played on the United States play. He’s under control.” team that won the 46th Walker Burnett is a 16-year-old soph- Cup over the team from Great omore, and after transferring Britain and Ireland at Los Ange- from Morgan Park High School les Country Club last September. in Chicago, is adjusting well to He played in the Safeway Open his new surroundings. He is on last year at Silverado Resort and a new team, which plays a na- Spa in Napa on a sponsor invi- tional tournament schedule, tation. He missed the cut of 144 and along with his teammates after shooting rounds of 73 and attends school at Napa Chris- 73 on the North Course. tian Campus of Education. It’s The Safeway Open is the sea- a Seventh-day Adventist school son opening event on the PGA on Pine Street. Tour’s 2017-18 schedule. “He just plays like a leader,” “I am incredibly grateful and said Brown. humbled to receive the Charlie “He does it all, really. He’s got Sifford Memorial Exemption for a lot of confidence. He’s an all- the 2018 Genesis Open,” Champ around player.” said on pgatour.com. “This means Burnett is averaging 16.6 a lot to me, as well as my entire points, 6.1 assists, 3.9 rebounds family. Mr. Sifford’s legacy has had and 1.3 steals per game for Pro- a huge influence not only on why I lific Prep (19-6 overall), which play the game of golf, but also how won both of its games – 71-51 I seek to use the game as a vehicle over Aspire Academy of Ken- for positive change, the celebra- tucky and 104-76 over Hillcrest tion of diversity and to make a dif- Prep of Phoenix – at the Crush in RICK MANAHAN PHOTOGRAPHY ference in our communities – all the Valley at American Canyon Prolific Prep’s Nimari Burnett takes a running shot against Aspire Academy of Kentucky during the Crush in examples that were unquestion- High School last month. the Valley showcase at American Canyon High School on Jan. 27. ably set by Charlie Sifford. It gives “I think coming here helped me great pride to play in his name him,” said Brown. “He lets the Leaving Chicago events throughout the win- finals. at Riviera this year.” offense come to him. He knows for West Coast ter. Morgan Park (26-6 overall) His dad, Brian Burnett, has The Charlie Sifford Memorial his limits. He shoots the ball ended the 2016-17 season on a had a lot to do with Nimari’s Exemption is named to honor the pretty far out. He shoots the ball Burnett (6-foot-3, 180 seven-game winning streak and growth and development. memory of Charlie Sifford, the real well. People are going to re- pounds) left Morgan Park after beat Fenwick (Oak Park, Ill.) in “I’ve spent numerous hours first African-American player spect his shot. his freshman year to transfer to the Illinois High School Asso- with him in the gym. I’ve always to compete on the PGA Tour, “He’s a good passer, too. He Prolific Prep, which plays in The ciation Class 3A State Champi- had instincts,” Nimari said. according to pgatour.com. uses that so he can get others Grind Session, a circuit of elite onships, 69-67, in overtime as involved.” national high school basketball Burnett scored 20 points in the Please see BURNETT, Page B2 Please see GOLF, Page B2 Nuggets top Warriors 115-108 Jokic makes go- riors 115-108 on Saturday us to come and get the pass, assist. That was night. defending world champs huge,” Jokic said. “I ahead 3-pointer Jokic finished with 19 was huge.” thought I heard the whis- points and nine rebounds, Harris hit the game tle because everybody to lead Denver Will Barton had 25 points winner against the Thun- stopped. I’m just going to and Harris 16 for the Nug- der on Thursday when Jo- shoot it. I’m glad I made MICHAEL KELLY gets, who split the four kic found him with an in- it because I didn’t think Associated Press games with Golden State bounds pass with 1.4 sec- about it.” DENVER — The Ni- this season. Denver ral- onds left and he drained a After Curry missed a kola Jokic and Gary Har- lied from 12 down in the 3-pointer at the buzzer. 26-footer, Jokic hit two ris combination worked second half to hand the This time Harris drove free throws to make it so well that Denver went Warriors their second loss the baseline and went up 109-104 and Denver back to it two days later. in three games. to dunk, but Durant got a closed it out. It wasn’t scripted, but it Kevin Durant scored 31 hand on it. The ball went “It was a tie ballgame, paid off anyway. points and Stephen Curry out to Jokic in the corner, things had gone our way Jokic hit a go-ahead had 24 for Golden State. and he calmly drained a to the point where Gary 3-pointer off a missed “It was huge, especially 3-pointer with 2:10 left Harris goes up for a dunk,” dunk by Harris, and the coming off an emotional to give the Nuggets a 107- Curry said. ASSOCIATED PRESS Nuggets rallied to beat win over (Oklahoma 104 lead. M Nuggets center Nikola Jokic, left, tries to move the ball as Warriors 1 the Golden State War- City),” Harris said. “For “Missed, dunk, layup, Please see WARRIORS, Page B2 guard Stephen Curry defends in the first half Saturday in Denver. B2 | Monday, February 5, 2018 THE SPORTS PAGE Napa Valley Register LOCAL REPORT St. Helena boys basketball wins REGISTER STAFF The first quarter ended with the est scoring output in a quarter this 10 rebounds, one steal, one blocked County Athletic League) on Sat- The St. Helena High School Saints up 15-9. season. Battistini led the charge, shot), Olie Russum (six points, urday night against Sir Francis boys basketball team got back In the second quarter, the Saints’ knocking down two 3’s and scor- four rebounds, two assists, three Drake, which is tied for first place into the win column Friday night, leading scorer, Ethan Battistini ing 12 points in the quarter. Ste- steals), Zac Flood (two rebounds), in the Marin County Athletic defeating visiting Willits, 72-44. (22 points, nine rebounds, two phen Collins (three points, two Kostas Kelperis (one rebound, two League. The Saints are now 10-12 overall, steals, two blocked shots) scored assists, two steals, one blocked blocked shots), and Doug Collins Vacaville 59, Napa 46 3-7 in the North Central League I. nine points and Christian Iano (15 shot) and Jonathan Gamble (five (one rebound, one assist). Stephen Blume (10 points), Joe The first quarter was a back and points, three rebounds, three as- points, eight rebounds, seven as- Sir Francis Drake 33, Jus- Carnazola (nine points), Zach forth affair until Collin Darrall sists, three steals) connected on sists, one steal) also connected tin-Siena 17 Swim (eight points), Charles (15 points, three steals) knocked two 3-pointers, as the Saints scored from the field in the quarter, to Cole Cummings scored seven Gravett (five points, three steals), down a three-pointer and then 20 points in the quarter to take a 35- give the Saints a 61-29 lead to start points, and John Nessman and Danny Ruiz (four points), and followed that up with a three- 19 lead going into halftime. the fourth quarter. Barrett Donohoe contributed Tatsu Nakaima (three steals) led point play, hitting his free throw In the third quarter, the Saints Also playing well for the Saints three points each to lead the Napa (9-15 overall, 2-5 Monticello after being fouled on a made shot. erupted for 25 points, their high- were Nick Jeworowski (four points, Braves (10-13 overall, 3-9 Marin Empire League).
NFL the New England Small College Basketball Athletic Conference. From B1 Curry NBA Western PUC goes 1-1 on road trip Conference Player of the The Pacific Union College men’s team went 1-1 on its Southern Month California road trip, losing to La Golden State Warriors guard Sierra University in Riverside on Stephen Curry has been named as Thursday, 80-69, and beating the Kia NBA Western Conference the University of Antelope Valley Player of the Month for January, in Lancaster on Saturday, 74-67. the NBA announced Feb. 1. Leandre Powell scored 18 points Curry averaged an NBA-best and had six rebounds in the game 29.5 points per game on 51.4 per- against La Sierra. cent shooting from the field and Also leading the Pioneers (9- 46.3 percent from 3-point dis- 11 overall, 6-5 California Pacific tance, 6.7 assists, 5.1 rebounds, Conference) were Brandon Frank- 1.5 steals and 34.3 minutes in 12 lin (13 points, three rebounds, games. two steals), Devon Pinnock (nine He scored 30 or more points points, six rebounds, five assists), six times and hit an NBA-best 62 Jayson Marquez (nine points, two three-pointers, leading Golden steals), Noel Briones (eight points, State to an 11-3 record. five rebounds, three steals), and Jeremiah Blandin (five points, four Warriors’ Thompson to rebounds). participate in Three-Point Loss for Wesleyan Contest Nathan Krill, a Justin-Siena Golden State Warriors guard graduate who is from St. Helena, Klay Thompson will participate scored six points and had nine re- in the 2018 JBL Three-Point Con- bounds for the visiting Wesleyan test on All-Star Saturday Night on University (Middletown, Con- Feb. 17 at Staples Center in Los necticut) men’s team in Friday’s Angeles, the league announced 73-60 loss to Trinity College in last week. Hartford, Conn. The 67th NBA All-Star Game is Wesleyan is 16-5 overall, 5-3 in on Feb. 18.
“He does pretty much every- ASSOCIATED PRESS Burnett thing well,” said McKnight. “He is In this Jan. 21 file photo,N ew England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady throws a pass during the first half of From B1 one of the top sophomore shoot- the AFC championship game against the Jacksonville Jaguars in Foxborough, Mass. ers in the country, one of the best Nimari is from Richton Park, shooters in the country. He passes Ill. He makes his home in Fairfield the ball great. He plays at a nice, with his mom, Nikki, and dad. controlled pace. He’s a very, very “We knew it was going to be an good defender.” Brady wins MVP, Rams adjustment,” he said. “My team- “He’s just an extremely in- mates are becoming my family, my telligent kid. He’s got the whole brothers. I’m happy to be a part of package. He sees passes that a lot this program now. of guys won’t see. He anticipates take home three awards “I’m excited, just to be able to those passes. The passes are on play for Prolific Prep. They have time. He handles it great.” BARRY WILNER Brady competed 385 of 581 The Rams’ hat trick of awards helped me so much. I feel very “As he gets older and his body Associated Press passes (66.2 percent) for 4,577 was not unprecedented. In 2003, comfortable.” matures even more, it’s just go- MINNEAPOLIS — For the third yards and 32 touchdowns with Baltimore’s Ray Lewis was top Burnett starred for Prolific ing to be really a joy to watch him time, Tom Brady is the NFL’s eight interceptions as New En- defensive player, Jamal Lewis won Prep at the Crush in the Valley, develop.” Most Valuable Player. gland went 13-3 for the AFC’s best best offensive player and Ter- erupting for 32 points in the game During the time away from the Brady added The Associated record. At an age when many QBs rell Suggs was Defensive Rookie against Hillcrest Prep and scoring floor as he recovered from the Press 2017 NFL MVP award Sat- are deep into retirement, Brady is of the Year. And in 1999, the St. 19 points against Aspire Academy. injury, Burnett looked at a lot of urday night at NFL Honors to throwing deep — and short — as Louis Rams had three award win- “It was two games that I really film, using it as a learning tool his wins in 2007 and 2010. The well as ever. ners: Kurt Warner (MVP), Mar- wanted for a long time,” he said. to break down his game and see New England Patriots quarter- Donald was the first pure de- shall Faulk (Offensive Player) and “The competition and the people where he needs to improve. back was joined as an honoree by fensive tackle to win the award Dick Vermeil (Coach). I was going against – it was two “I’ve been getting better every three Los Angeles Rams: Coach since Warren Sapp in 1999. He New Orleans’ sweep of the games that I really wanted. I was single day in the gym,” he said. of the Year Sean McVay, Offen- said it means “everything. That’s rookie awards was the first since locked in from the get go.” “It’s just playing hard. I just like sive Player of the Year running one of the best to ever do it. So, 1967, when Detroit running back my ability to lead, help my team- back Todd Gurley and Defensive even for my name to be next Mel Farr and cornerback Lem Returning from injury mates be in the right positions, Player of the Year tackle Aaron to that guy’s name is beyond a Barney were honored. That was Burnett returned to Prolific feeding them, getting them Donald. blessing. This is what you dream the first season for the top defen- Prep after missing five weeks due touches, helping them. Other winners in voting by a about as a kid, dreaming about sive rookie award. to a hairline fracture of a bone in “With me being at a young age, nationwide panel of 50 media playing in the NFL to have suc- “You get caught up in the sea- his left hand. The injury occurred it’s big a step for me to be a leader. members who regularly cover the cess like this, to be able to (play son, you don’t really get time to during a game against Sunrise I just want to help my team any- league were Los Angeles Char- good enough) to win this trophy.” pat yourself on the back,” Kamara Christian earlier in the season. way possible.” gers receiver Keenan Allen as Gurley’s sensational turn- said. “But when the season is over “We’re a totally different team Comeback Player; New Orleans around season, in which he ran you realize what you’ve done. I’ve when Nimari can play,” said coach Prolific Prep Notes running back Alvin Kamara and for 13 touchdowns and caught kind of had to time to look back Billy McKnight. “He’s our best Prolific Prep continues its cornerback Marshon Lattimore six TD passes, sparked an equally and say, I made some history this 3-point shooter. He controls the season Feb. 9-10 at the Wizard as top offensive and defensive impressive reversal of fortunes season.” game. He plays at a great pace. Crystal Ball Showcase. The Grind rookies, respectively; and former by his team, which won the NFC Kamara shared duties with vet- We’re a completely different team Session game is hosted by Aspire Minnesota Vikings offensive co- West at 11-5. eran Mark Ingram as the Saints when we’ve got him on the floor. Academy in Louisville, Kentucky. ordinator Pat Shurmur, now head “The Saints got the rookies and won the NFC South. He rushed We love having him back.” Jordan Brown was scheduled coach of the New York Giants, as we took home the offensive and for 728 yards with a 6.1-yard Burnett is a standout at both to visit Cal on an official weekend Assistant Coach of the Year. defensive” player awards,” Gurley average, and scored eight times. ends of the floor. He’s one of the recruiting trip. Brady is the second player noted. “It just tells you the type He also caught 81 passes for 826 top sophomores in the country, He has already had visits to St. in the four major professional of players we have on the team. yards, with five touchdowns. said McKnight. John’s and UCLA. sports to win MVP at age 40; We all help each other out, abso- The 11th overall draft pick and Barry Bonds won baseball’s award lutely. We have some talent, but first from his position selected, in 2004. we’re nothing without the whole Lattimore was a shutdown de- Wide receiver Julian Edelman, nine yards and everybody to- fender as the Saints went 11-5. Durant said. “We made plays but who missed the entire season gether. And we also have a coach He had five interceptions and Warriors down the stretch we couldn’t get with a knee injury, accepted for who’s up for Coach of the Year.” 18 passes defensed in 13 games, From B1 it done.” Brady. A little while later, McVay was was a sure tackler and, by mid- “Thanks, thanks. Wait up. I lit- handed the coaching award. season, was someone opposing “It was just one of those lucky Tip-ins erally just found out I was doing In his first season running a quarterbacks tended to avoid. He kind of bounces, right to Jokic and Warriors: F David West (per- this like 20 minutes ago. So, I’ve team and as the youngest head missed three games, one because he knocks down a 3 and he gets the sonal reasons) and Jordan Bell got to read the text,” Edelman coach in NFL history, McVay led of a concussion and two with an crowd into it.” (left ankle) were out of the lineup. said. the Rams to a seven-game im- ankle injury. Harris joked he deserved an as- ... G Shaun Livingston returned “No, but I’m joking. But seri- provement. McVay, who turned Allen returned from two devas- sist on the play but wasn’t cred- after missing Friday’s game for ous, Tom said he wanted to say 32 on Jan. 24, ran away with the tating injuries to win the come- ited with one. personal reasons. ... C JaVale he’s very honored and humbled voting with 35 votes to 11 for Min- back honor. Allen missed half of “It was definitely a pass and I’m McGee had five fouls in 6:15 but that he gets this award for MVP. nesota’s Mike Zimmer. the 2015 season with a kidney sticking with it,” he said. also finished with a game-high Also, he wanted to thank his “What it means is we had a issue, then was lost in the 2016 Durant, who didn’t attempt a four blocks. teammates, his friends, his fam- good season that I think we can season opener with a torn right shot in the first quarter, was 12 ily and the Patriots organization build on,” McVay said. “But you ACL. There were questions if of 16 from the field the rest of the One-legged man for going out and doing what they have to earn it every single day. Allen would ever player at a high game. He had nine points in the Denver got a scare when Mur- d o .” It’s a very humbling league.” level again. fourth when Golden State ap- ray left the game with a right peared to take control, but Den- leg injury after he collided with ver rallied to take a 102-99 lead on Draymond Green on a drive into Barton’s 3-pointer. the lane less than a minute in. He 2013) and a member of the 2012 lion event, is Feb. 8-11 at Pebble The Warriors still had a chance went to the locker room and came Golf Junior PGA Ryder Cup Team and Beach Golf Links, Spyglass Hill down 109-105 but Nick Young back to the bench with his right From B1 the 2013 Toyota Junior World Cup and Monterey Peninsula Country missed everything on a 3-point thigh heavily wrapped. Team. Club’s Shore Course. attempt. He and Durant were Murray played 28 minutes and Champ attended Heritage Golf Channel will carry the first then hit with technicals and Jamal had 12 of his 15 points after half- Peak Charter School in Sac- AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am two rounds. Murray hit the free throws with 28 time. After the game he got some ramento and was a two-time The PGA Tour’s AT&T Peb- CBS will have coverage on the seconds left. treatment, and his teammates M Rolex All-American (2012 and ble Beach Pro-Am, a $7.4 mil- weekend. “They hit some shots tonight,” praised his effort. 1 Napa Valley Register SCOREBOARD Monday, February 5, 2018 | B3 On Deck Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Napa High soccer captains Hannah Vintage soccer captains Sage Gregory The play of Bailey Loban and Alyssa Williams and Berenice Lara-Gonzalez and Jordan Cooper could make their Andrews has been key to Vintage’s prep for Tuesday’s Big Game must-win. season with a Big Game win Tuesday. best girls basketball season in years.
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WARRIORS DAY TIME TV/RADIO vs. Okla. City Feb. 6 7:30 p.m. TNT/95.7 FM Eagles outshoot Patriots for 1st Super Bowl KINGS DAY TIME RADIO vs. Chicago Today 7 p.m. 1140 AM BARRY WILNER pion, is known for. It covered Associated Press 75 yards on 14 plays, and had SHARKS DAY TIME TV/RADIO MINNEAPOLIS — The to survive a video replay be- at Colorado Feb. 6 6 p.m. nbCSCA/98.5 FM Philadelphia Eagles’ flight cause Ertz had the ball pop from last to first ended up with into the air as he crossed the a Lombardi Trophy. goal line. LOCAL SCHEDULE In a record-setting shootout The touchdown stood — and between Nick Foles and Tom so did thousands of green- MONDAY Brady, the backup quarterback clad Eagles fans who weren’t led a pressure-packed 75-yard going to mind the frigid con- COLLEGE MEN’S BASKETBALL drive to the winning touch- ditions outside US Bank Sta- Pacific Union at UC Santa Cruz, 7 p.m. down, 11 yards to Zach Etrz dium once they headed out to PREP GIRLS BASKETBALL with 2:21 to go Sunday night. celebrate. Napa Christian at Rio Lindo Adventist, 5 p.m. Then a defense that had been The Patriots (15-4) seemed PREP BOYS BASKETBALL shredded throughout the sec- ready to take their sixth cham- Napa Christian at Rio Lindo Adventist, 6:30 p.m. ond half made two final stands pionship with Brady and to win 41-33. coach Bill Belichick in eight TUESDAY Brandon Graham strip- Super Bowls. Brady threw for COLLEGE BASEBALL sacked Brady and Derek Bar- a game-record 505 yards and Napa Valley at Diablo Valley-Pleasant Hill, 2 p.m. nett recovered, setting up three TDs, hitting Rob Gron- rookie Jake Elliot’s 46-yard ASSOCIATED PRESS kowski for 4 yards. Stephen PREP GIRLS SOCCER field goal for an 8-point lead. Gostkowski’s extra point gave Vintage at Napa, Memorial Stadium, 6:15 p.m. The Philadelphia Eagles’ Corey Clement, right, celebrates his Then Brady got his team to touchdown catch during the second half of the Super Bowl game New England its first lead, 33- PREP BOYS SOCCER midfield before his despera- against the New England Patriots on Sunday in Minneapolis. 32. Vallejo at American Canyon, 7 p.m. tion pass fell to the ground in Then Foles made them for- PREP GIRLS BASKETBALL the end zone. which went from 7-9 last Foles orchestrated it with get Carson Wentz — and least Pleasant Hill Adventist at Napa Christian, 4:30 p.m. It was the first Super Bowl season to its first NFL crown the kind of drive NFL MVP for now — with the gutsiest title for Philadelphia (16-3), since 1960. Brady, a five-time cham- drive of his life. Summerfield Waldorf at PacificU nion College Prep, 4:30 p.m. Redwood at Justin-Siena, 6 p.m. Vacaville at Vintage, 7 p.m. 1982 — San Francisco (NFC) 26, Cincinnati Utah at New Orleans, 5 p.m. No. 8 Texas 92-65. A. Noren 71-68-65-70—274 Kelseyville at St. Helena, 7 p.m. FOOTBALL (AFC) 21 Charlotte at Denver, 6 p.m. 23. Oklahoma State (16-6) lost to No. 3 Baylor B. Hun An 68-67-72-68—275 1981 — Oakland (AFC) 27, Philadelphia (NFC) 10 Chicago at Sacramento, 7 p.m. 77-64; beat Kansas 92-63. B. Snedeker 69-67-71-68—275 NFL postseason 1980 — Pittsburgh (AFC) 31, L.A. Rams (NFC) 19 Dallas at L.A. Clippers, 7:30 p.m. 24. Stanford (16-8) beat No. 16 Oregon State S. Stallings 69-65-74-67—275 Vallejo at American Canyon, 7 p.m. A. Baddeley 72-68-66-70—276 Wild-card Playoffs 1979 — Pittsburgh (AFC) 35, Dallas (NFC) 31 Tuesday’s Games 60-57; beat No. 6 Oregon 78-65. 1978 — Dallas (NFC) 27, Denver (AFC) 10 Cleveland at Orlando, 4 p.m. 25. California (15-8) lost to No. 6 Oregon B. Haas 64-72-66-74—276 Napa at Armijo, 7 p.m. C. Hoffman 72-68-68-68—276 Saturday, Jan. 6 1977 — Oakland (AFC) 32, Minnesota (NFC) 14 Boston at Toronto, 4:30 p.m. 91-54; lost to No. 16 Oregon State 68-48. Tennessee 22, Kansas City 21 L. List 69-68-69-70—276 Calistoga at Round Valley, 5:30 p.m. 1976 — Pittsburgh (AFC) 21, Dallas (NFC) 17 Houston at Brooklyn, 4:30 p.m. N. Watney 68-68-70-70—276 Atlanta 26, Los Angeles Rams 13 1975 — Pittsburgh (AFC) 16, Minnesota (NFC) 6 Memphis at Atlanta, 4:30 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 7 A. Cook 70-69-68-70—277 1974 — Miami (AFC) 24, Minnesota (NFC) 7 Milwaukee at New York, 4:30 p.m. HOCKEY Trinity Prep at John Adams-Roseville, 6 p.m. Jacksonville 10, Buffalo 3 P. Kizzire 70-68-69-70—277 1973 — Miami (AFC) 14, Washington (NFC) 7 Washington at Philadelphia, 5 p.m. New Orleans 31, Carolina 26 National Hockey League J. Kokrak 70-69-68-70—277 PREP BOYS BASKETBALL 1972 — Dallas (NFC) 24, Miami (AFC) 3 Oklahoma City at Golden State, 7:30 p.m. M. Leishman 69-71-68-69—277 Divisional Playoffs 1971 — Baltimore Colts (AFC) 16, Dallas (NFC) 13 Phoenix at L.A. Lakers, 7:30 p.m. Eastern Conference S. Stricker 68-67-73-69—277 Pleasant Hill Adventist at Napa Christian, 6 p.m. K. Chappell 69-72-68-68—277 Saturday, Jan. 13 1970 — Kansas City (AFL) 23, Minnesota (NFL) 7 Atlantic Division Philadelphia 15, Atlanta 10 1969 — N.Y. Jets (AFL) 16, Baltimore Colts (NFL) 7 Nuggets 115, Warriors 108 R. Sabbatini 74-66-69-68—277 Summerfield Waldorf at PacificU nion College Prep, 6 p.m. Late Saturday GP W L OT Pts GF GA J. Huh 68-69-71-70—278 1968 — Green Bay (NFL) 33, Oakland (AFL) 14 Tampa Bay 52 36 13 3 75 187 134 New England 35, Tennessee 14 GOLDEN STATE (108) H. Varner III 73-67-70-68—278 1967 — Green Bay (NFL) 35, Kansas City (AFL) 10 Boston 50 31 11 8 70 164 121 Armijo at Napa, 7 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 14 F. Molinari 70-69-71-69—279 Durant 12-16 7-9 31, Green 4-12 0-2 8, Toronto 54 30 19 5 65 172 150 Jacksonville 45, Pittsburgh 42 K. Streelman 71-69-70-69—279 Super Bowl MVPs Pachulia 4-7 2-2 10, Curry 8-16 3-4 24, Florida 50 22 22 6 50 143 163 Redwood at Justin-Siena, 7:30 p.m. Minnesota 29, New Orleans 24 B. Watson 67-69-71-72—279 2018—Nick Foles, QB, Philadelphia Thompson 7-15 0-0 16, Looney 1-4 0-4 2, Detroit 51 21 22 8 50 134 151 K. Bradley 68-70-70-72—280 Conference Championships 2017—Tom Brady, QB, New England Jones 0-0 0-0 0, McGee 0-0 0-0 0, Livingston Montreal 53 22 25 6 50 139 164 C. Campbell 68-71-68-73—280 Vintage at Vacaville, 7 p.m. 2016—Von Miller, LB, Denver 3-7 2-2 8, McCaw 0-0 0-0 0, Iguodala 2-4 0-0 Ottawa 51 17 25 9 43 132 176 Sunday, Jan. 21 L. Glover 71-68-74-67—280 5, Young 2-5 0-0 4. Totals 43-86 14-23 108. Buffalo 52 14 29 9 37 117 171 AFC 2015—Tom Brady, QB, New England A. Hadwin 70-65-74-71—280 St. Helena at Kelseyville, 7 p.m. Metropolitan Division New England 24, Jacksonville 20 2014—Malcolm Smith, LB, Seattle DENVER (115) B. Horschel 66-73-71-70—280 GP W L OT Pts GF GA NFC 2013—Joe Flacco, QB, Baltimore Barton 9-17 4-4 25, Chandler 2-5 0-0 5, Jokic D. Fathauer 70-71-70-70—281 Calistoga at Round Valley, 7 p.m. Washington 52 30 17 5 65 162 152 Philadelphia 38, Minnesota 7 2012—Eli Manning, QB, N.Y. Giants 7-16 3-3 19, Murray 4-9 7-7 15, Harris 4-13 6-7 K. Na 69-70-71-71—281 New Jersey 51 27 16 8 62 154 151 2011—Aaron Rodgers, QB, Green Bay 16, Lyles 5-10 4-6 15, Arthur 2-6 0-0 5, Mudiay B. Silverman 71-68-70-72—281 Trinity Prep at John Adams-Roseville, 7:30 p.m. Pro Bowl Pittsburgh 54 29 22 3 61 164 162 2010—Drew Brees, QB, New Orleans 3-9 0-0 7, Craig 3-6 1-2 8, Beasley 0-0 0-0 0. C. Smith 69-67-74-71—281 Sunday, Jan. 28 Totals 39-91 25-29 115. Columbus 52 27 21 4 58 137 147 2009—Santonio Holmes, WR, Pittsburgh Philadelphia 52 24 19 9 57 150 154 R. Garrigus 71-69-69-73—282 At Orlando, Fla. Golden State 32 24 27 25—108 2008—Eli Manning, QB, N.Y. Giants N.Y. Islanders 53 26 22 5 57 177 192 J. Lovemark 70-67-71-74—282 AFC 24, NFC 23 Denver 29 26 22 38—115 2007—Peyton Manning, QB, Indianapolis Carolina 53 24 21 8 56 143 162 I. Poulter 70-69-68-75—282 Super Bowl 2006—Hines Ward, WR, Pittsburgh 3-Point Goals—Golden State 8-31 (Curry N.Y. Rangers 52 25 22 5 55 155 160 N. Taylor 69-71-73-69—282 LOCAL RADIO SCHEDULE 2005—Deion Branch, WR, New England 5-12, Thompson 2-7, Iguodala 1-2, Livingston P. Uihlein 68-72-73-69—282 Sunday, Feb. 4 0-1, Durant 0-2, Young 0-3, Green 0-4), Western Conference E. Grillo 68-69-72-74—283 At Minneapolis 2004—Tom Brady, QB, New England Denver 12-29 (Barton 3-5, Jokic 2-3, Harris Central Division Z. Johnson 71-70-71-71—283 Philadelphia 41, New England 33 2003—Dexter Jackson, FS, Tampa Bay J. Peterson 70-70-71-72—283 TUESDAY 2-6, Craig 1-1, Chandler 1-2, Arthur 1-3, GP W L OT Pts GF GA 2002—Tom Brady, QB, New England K. Tway 73-68-73-69—283 Mudiay 1-3, Lyles 1-4, Murray 0-2). Fouled Winnipeg 53 31 13 9 71 172 140 Eagles 41, Patriots 33 2001—Ray Lewis, LB, Baltimore C. Villegas 70-71-71-71—283 PREP GIRLS BASKETBALL Nashville 50 31 12 7 69 156 127 Philadelphia 9 13 7 12—412000—Kurt Warner, QB, St. Louis Out—Chandler. Rebounds—Golden State S. Woo Kim 74-67-70-73—284 Redwood at Justin-Siena, KVON 1440 AM, 5:45 p.m. New England 3 9 14 7—33 1999—John Elway, QB, Denver 42 (Pachulia 8), Denver 48 (Lyles 10). St. Louis 54 32 19 3 67 153 134 Dallas 53 30 19 4 64 165 139 C. Knost 71-66-72-75—284 First Quarter 1998—Terrell Davis, RB, Denver Assists—Golden State 28 (Green 8), Denver C. Pan 71-68-70-75—284 PREP BOYS BASKETBALL Phi—FG Elliott 25, 7:55. 28 (Jokic 5). Total Fouls—Golden State 23, Minnesota 52 28 19 5 61 153 150 1997—Desmond Howard, KR, Green Bay Colorado 51 28 19 4 60 164 149 S. Lowry 70-71-74-71—286 NE—FG Gostkowski 26, 1:17. Denver 17. Technicals—Golden State team, Redwood at Justin-Siena, KVON, 1440 AM, 7:30 p.m. 1996—Larry Brown, CB, Dallas Chicago 52 24 20 8 56 153 145 B. Stuard 69-71-72-74—286 Phi—Jeffery 34 pass from Foles (kick failed), 1995—Steve Young, QB, San Francisco Young, Durant. A—20,103 (19,155). B. Barber 73-68-75-71—287 Pacific Division B. Martin 69-70-77-71—287 11:34. 1994—Emmitt Smith, RB, Dallas GP W L OT Pts GF GA This week’s Top 25 fared T. Van Aswegen 70-70-74-74—288 Second Quarter 1993—Troy Aikman, QB, Dallas Vegas 52 35 13 4 74 177 140 C. Gribble 69-71-78-71—289 Phi—Blount 21 run (pass failed), 5:48. 1992—Mark Rypien, QB, Washington Men San Jose 52 28 16 8 64 152 142 NE—FG Gostkowski 45, 4:24. G. Murray 71-70-75-73—289 1991—Ottis Anderson, RB, N.Y. Giants 1. Villanova (22-1) beat Creighton 98-78; beat Los Angeles 52 28 19 5 61 148 126 TV SCHEDULE NE—White 26 run (kick failed), 11:04. C. Beljan 73-68-72-78—291 1990—Joe Montana, QB, San Francisco Seton Hall 92-76. Calgary 52 26 18 8 60 147 149 Phi—Foles 1 pass from Burton (Elliott kick), 1989—Jerry Rice, WR, San Francisco Anaheim 53 25 18 10 60 147 149 Maybank Championship 2. Virginia (22-1) beat Louisville 74-64; beat Edmonton 50 22 24 4 48 138 161 :34. 1988—Doug Williams, QB, Washington At Saujana Golf and Country Club MONDAY Syracuse 59-44. Vancouver 52 21 25 6 48 137 168 Third Quarter 1987—Phil Simms, QB, N.Y. Giants Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia 3. Purdue (23-2) beat Maryland 75-67; beat Arizona 52 12 31 9 33 119 182 MEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL NE—Gronkowski 5 pass from Brady 1986—Richard Dent, DE, Chicago Purse: $3 million (Gostkowski kick), 9:15. Rutgers 78-76, OT. NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for Indiana at Rutgers, BTN, 4 p.m. 1985—Joe Montana, QB, San Francisco 4. Duke (19-4) beat Notre Dame 88-66; lost Yardage: 7,186; Par: 72 Phi—Clement 22 pass from Foles (Elliott overtime loss. Top three teams in each S. Sharma, India 70-69-66-62—267 1984—Marcus Allen, RB, L.A. Raiders to St. John’s 81-77. kick), 4:18. division and two wild cards per conference J. Campillo, Spain 69-66-66-68—269 Bucknell at Lehigh, CBSSN, 4 p.m. 1983—John Riggins, RB, Washington 5. Michigan State (22-3) beat Penn State advance to playoffs. NE—Hogan 26 pass from Brady (Gostkowski 1982—Joe Montana, QB, San Francisco R. Fox, New Zealand 68-68-68-66—270 76-68; beat Indiana 63-60. Saturday’s Games P. Larrazabal, Spain 70-70-64-66—270 kick), 12:23. 1981—Jim Plunkett, QB, Oakland Syracuse at Louisville, ESPN, 4 p.m. 6. Xavier (21-3) beat St. John’s 73-68; beat Ottawa 4, Philadelphia 3, SO N. Bertasio, Italy 68-65-70-69—272 Fourth Quarter 1980—Terry Bradshaw, QB, Pittsburgh Phi—FG Elliott 42, 11:09. Georgetown 96-91, OT. Montreal 5, Anaheim 2 D. Frittelli, South Africa 69-66-66-71—272 Hampton at North Carolina Central, ESPNU, 4 p.m. 1979—Terry Bradshaw, QB, Pittsburgh 7. Kansas (17-5) beat Kansas State 70-56; lost Florida 3, Detroit 2 R. Ishikawa, Japan 74-66-63-69—272 NE—Gronkowski 4 pass from Brady 1978—Randy White, DT and Harvey Martin, (Gostkowski kick), 6:22. to Oklahoma State 84-79. New Jersey 3, Pittsburgh 1 K. H Joshi, India 67-70-65-70—272 West Virginia at Oklahoma, ESPN, 6 p.m. DE, Dallas H. Tanihara, Japan 71-64-68-69—272 Phi—Ertz 11 pass from Foles (pass failed), 8. Cincinnati (21-2) beat Houston 80-70; beat St. Louis 1, Buffalo 0 1977—Fred Biletnikoff, WR, Oakland UConn 65-57. N.Y. Islanders 4, Columbus 3 B. Henson, United States 69-68-65-71—273 Southern University at Jackson State, ESPNU, 6 p.m. 11:21. M. Kieffer, Germany 69-66-71-68—274 1976—Lynn Swann, WR, Pittsburgh 9. Arizona (19-5) beat Washington State Winnipeg 3, Colorado 0 Phi—FG Elliott 46, 10:05. J. Luiten, Netherlands 72-68-66-68—274 1975—Franco Harris, RB, Pittsburgh 100-72; lost to Washington 78-75. Boston 4, Toronto 1 NBA A—67,612. 1974—Larry Csonka, RB, Miami M. Pavon, France 70-67-70-67—274 Phi NE 10. Texas Tech (19-4) beat Texas 73-71, OT; Nashville 5, N.Y. Rangers 2 1973—Jake Scott, S, Miami P. Peterson, United States 69-70-65-70—274 Portland at Detroit, NBA, 4 p.m. First downs 25 29 beat TCU 83-71. Dallas 6, Minnesota 1 R. Wattel, France 67-73-65-69—274 Total Net Yards 538 613 1972—Roger Staubach, QB, Dallas 11. Auburn (21-2) beat Mississippi 79-70; beat Tampa Bay 4, Vancouver 2 1971—Chuck Howley, LB, Dallas L. Westwood, England 72-62-70-70—274 Dallas at L.A. Clippers, NBA, 7:30 p.m. Rushes-yards 27-164 22-113 Vanderbilt 93-81. Calgary 4, Chicago 3, OT B. Hebert, France 69-70-65-71—275 Passing 374 500 1970—Len Dawson, QB, Kansas City 12. Oklahoma (16-6) beat Baylor 98-96; lost Los Angeles 6, Arizona 0 S. Jamieson, Scotland 68-69-69-69—275 SOCCER Punt Returns 0-0 0-0 1969—Joe Namath, QB, N.Y. Jets to Texas 79-74. Sunday’s Games P. Khongwatmai, Thailand 68-65-70-72—275 Kickoff Returns 4-98 3-44 1968—Bart Starr, QB, Green Bay 13. Saint Mary’s (23-2) beat San Francisco Vegas 4, Washington 3 D. Lipsky, United States 67-68-71-69—275 Premier League, Watford vs. Chelsea, NBCSN, 12 p.m. Interceptions Ret. 0-0 1-8 1967—Bart Starr, QB, Green Bay 79-43; beat San Diego 65-62. San Jose 3, Carolina 1 M. Lorenzo-Vera, France 66-71-67-71—275 Comp-Att-Int 29-44-1 28-49-0 14. Gonzaga (21-4) beat San Diego 69-59; A. Sullivan, England 71-66-71-67—275 WOMEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL Sacked-Yards Lost 0-0 1-5 Montreal 4, Ottawa 1 beat BYU 68-60. Monday’s Games Also South Carolina at Mississippi State, ESPN2, 4 p.m. Punts 1-41.0 0-0.0 BASKETBALL Y. Ikeda, Japan 70-64-71-74—279 Fumbles-Lost 0-0 1-1 15. West Virginia (17-6) lost to Iowa State Anaheim at Toronto, 4 p.m. 93-77; beat Kansas State 89-51. H. Stenson, Sweden 72-67-73-70—282 Texas at West Virginia, FS1, 4 p.m. Penalties-Yards 6-35 1-5 NBA Nashville at N.Y. Islanders, 4 p.m. S. Kim, United States 71-69-71-72—283 Time of Possession 31:04 25:56 16. Wichita State (17-5) lost to Temple 81-79, N.Y. Rangers at Dallas, 5:30 p.m. Eastern Conference D. Im, United States 69-71-73-75—288 Florida at Missouri, SEC, 4 p.m. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS OT. Tampa Bay at Edmonton, 6 p.m. RUSHING—Philadelphia, Blount 14-90, Ajayi Atlantic Division 17. Ohio State (20-5) beat Indiana 71-56; beat Tuesday’s Games Oklahoma at Baylor, FS1, 6 p.m. 9-57, Agholor 1-9, Clement 3-8. New England, W L Pct GBIllinois 75-67. Vegas at Pittsburgh, 4 p.m. TENNIS White 7-45, Lewis 9-39, Burkhead 3-18, Brady Boston 39 15 .722 — 18. Tennessee (17-5) beat LSU 84-61; beat Anaheim at Buffalo, 4 p.m. 1-6, Hogan 1-4, Cooks 1-1. Toronto 36 16 .692 2 Mississippi 94-61. Washington at Columbus, 4 p.m. WTA results Philadelphia 25 25 .500 12 TUESDAY PASSING—Philadelphia, Foles 28-43-1-373, 19. North Carolina (17-7) lost to No. 20 Philadelphia at Carolina, 4 p.m. St. Petersburg Ladies Trophy Burton 1-1-0-1. New England, Brady 28-48- New York 23 31 .426 16 Clemson 82-78; beat Pittsburgh 96-65. New Jersey at Ottawa, 4:30 p.m. Brooklyn 19 35 .352 20 MEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL 0-505, Amendola 0-1-0-0. 20. Clemson (19-4) beat No. 19 North Carolina Boston at Detroit, 4:30 p.m. At Sibur Arena, St. Petersburg, Russia Southeast Division 82-78; beat Wake Forest 75-67. Purse: $733,900 (Premier) Penn at Princeton, ESPNU, 3 p.m. RECEIVING—Philadelphia, Agholor 9-84, Ertz W L Pct GB Vancouver at Florida, 4:30 p.m. 21. Kentucky (17-6) beat Vanderbilt 83-81, OT; Surface: Hard-Indoor 7-67, Smith 5-49, Clement 4-100, Jeffery 3-73, Washington 30 22 .577 — Minnesota at St. Louis, 5 p.m. Singles Xavier at Butler, FS1, 3:30 p.m. Foles 1-1. New England, Gronkowski 9-116, Miami 29 24 .547 1½ lost to Missouri 69-60. Arizona at Winnipeg, 5 p.m. Championship Amendola 8-152, Hogan 6-128, White 2-21, Charlotte 23 29 .442 7 22. Rhode Island (19-3) beat UMass 85-83; Calgary at Chicago, 5:30 p.m. Petra Kvitova, Czech Republic, def. Kristina Michigan at Northwestern, BTN, 4 p.m. Burkhead 1-46, Cooks 1-23, Dorsett 1-19. Atlanta 16 37 .302 14½ beat VCU 81-68. San Jose at Colorado, 6 p.m. Mladenovic (4), France, 6-1, 6-2. MISSED FIELD GOALS—New England, Orlando 15 36 .294 14½ 23. Florida (15-8) lost to Georgia 72-60; lost Doubles UCF at Cincinnati, CBSSN, 4 p.m. Gostkowski 26. Central Division to Alabama 68-50. Sharks 3, Hurricanes 1 Championship W L Pct GB24. Michigan (19-6) beat Northwestern San Jose 2 1 0—3 Carolina 1 0 0—1Timea Bacsinszky, Switzerland, and Vera Tennessee at Kentucky, ESPN, 4 p.m. Super Bowl champions Cleveland 30 21 .588 — 58-47; beat Minnesota 76-73, OT. Zvonareva, Russia, def. Alla Kudryavtseva, 2018 — Philadelphia (NFC) 41, New England Milwaukee 29 23 .558 1½ 25. Arizona State (17-6) lost to Washington First Period—1, San Jose, Meier 12 (Donskoi, Burns), 1:06. 2, Carolina, Aho 19 (Staal), Russia, and Katarina Srebotnik, Slovenia, South Carolina at Arkansas, ESPN2, 4 p.m. (AFC) 33 Indiana 30 24 .556 1½ 68-64; beat Washington State 88-78. 2-6, 6-1, 10-3. 2017 — New England (AFC) 34, Atlanta (NFC) Detroit 25 26 .490 5 17:58. 3, San Jose, Tierney 13 (Karlsson, Alabama at Mississippi St., SEC, 4 p.m. 28, OT Chicago 18 34 .346 12½ Women Boedker), 16:24. Taiwan Open 2016 — Denver (AFC) 24, Carolina (NFC) 10 Western Conference 1. UConn (22-0) beat No. 7 South Carolina Second Period—4, San Jose, Burns 9 (J.Ryan, At Taipei Arena, Taipei, Taiwan Baylor at Oklahoma St., ESPNU, 5 p.m. 2015 — New England (AFC) 28, Seattle (NFC) 24 83-58; beat Cincinnati 106-65. J.Ward), 11:03. Purse: $226,750 (Intl.) 2014 — Seattle (NFC) 43, Denver (AFC) 8 Southwest Division 2. Mississippi State (23-0) beat No. 15 Third Period—None. Surface: Hard-Outdoor W L Pct GB Shots on Goal—San Jose 12-8-6—26. Carolina Singles Georgetown at Providence, FS1, 5:30 p.m. 2013 — Baltimore (AFC) 34, San Francisco Houston 38 13 .745 — Missouri 57-53. (NFC) 31 3. Baylor (21-1) beat No. 23 Oklahoma State 5-12-13—30. Championship San Antonio 34 21 .618 6 Power-play opportunities—San Jose 0 of 0; Nebraska at Minnesota, BTN, 6 p.m. 2012 — N.Y. Giants (NFC) 21, New England (AFC) 17 New Orleans 28 24 .538 10½ 77-64; beat Texas Tech 90-44. Timea Babos (4), Hungary, def. Kateryna 2011 — Green Bay (NFC) 31, Pittsburgh (AFC) 25 Memphis 18 34 .346 20½ 4. Louisville (24-1) beat Virginia 77-41; beat Carolina 0 of 1. Kozlova, Ukraine, 7-5, 6-1. Wichita St. at Memphis, CBSSN, 6 p.m. 2010 — New Orleans (NFC) 31, Indianapolis Dallas 17 36 .321 22 Syracuse 84-77. Goalies—San Jose, Dell 13-4-3 (30 shots-29 Doubles (AFC) 17 Northwest Division 5. Notre Dame (22-2) beat North Carolina saves). Carolina, C.Ward 15-7-2 (26-23). Championship Michigan St. at Iowa, ESPN, 6 p.m. 2009 — Pittsburgh (AFC) 27, Arizona (NFC) 23 W L Pct GB94-62; beat No. 19 Duke 72-54. A—11,614 (18,680). T—11:18. Duan Ying-Ying and Wang Yafan, China, def. 2008 — N.Y. Giants (NFC) 17, New England Minnesota 34 22 .607 — 6. Oregon (21-4) beat No. 25 California 91-54; Referees—Wes McCauley, Graham Skilliter. Nao Hibino, Japan, and Oksana Kalashnikova, TCU at Kansas, ESPN2, 6 p.m. (AFC) 14 Oklahoma City 30 24 .556 3 lost to No. 24 Stanford 78-65. Linesmen—Brandon Gawryletz, Jonny Georgia, 7-6 (4), 7-6 (5). 2007 — Indianapolis (AFC) 29, Chicago (NFC) 17 Portland 29 24 .547 3½ 7. South Carolina (18-4) lost to No. 1 UConn Murray. Missouri at Mississippi, SEC, 6 p.m. 2006 — Pittsburgh (AFC) 21, Seattle (NFC) 10 Denver 28 25 .528 4½ 83-58. TRANSACTIONS 2005 — New England (AFC) 24, Philadelphia Utah 24 28 .462 8 8. Texas (18-4) beat Kansas 55-41; beat No. GOLF Boise St. at New Mexico, ESPNU, 7 p.m. (NFC) 21 Pacific Division 22 TCU 92-65. Baseball W L Pct GB San Diego St. at Fresno St., CBSSN, 8 p.m. 2004 — New England (AFC) 32, Carolina (NFC) 29 Golden State 41 12 .774 — 9. UCLA (18-4) beat Southern Cal 59-46. PGA scores American League 2003 — Tampa Bay (NFC) 48, Oakland (AFC) 21 L.A. Clippers 26 25 .510 14 10. Florida State (19-4) lost to N.C. State TEXAS RANGERS — Agreed to terms with RHP 2002 — New England (AFC) 20, St. Louis (NFC) 17 65-56; beat Pittsburgh 66-59. Phoenix Open NBA L.A. Lakers 21 31 .404 19½ Bartolo Colon on a minor league contract. 2001 — Baltimore Ravens (AFC) 34, N.Y. Giants Phoenix 18 36 .333 23½ 11. Maryland (20-3) beat Rutgers 88-60; beat At TPC Scottsdale, Scottsdale, Ariz. National League Washington at Philadelphia, TNT, 5 p.m. (NFC) 7 Sacramento 16 36 .308 24½ Nebraska 64-57. Purse: $6.9 million PITTSBURGH PIRATES — Agreed to terms with Yardage: 7,216; Par: 71 2000 — St. Louis (NFC) 23, Tennessee (AFC) 16 Saturday’s Games 12. Tennessee (19-4) beat No. 14 Texas A&M LHP Estalin Ortiz on a minor league contract. NHL 1999 — Denver (AFC) 34, Atlanta (NFC) 19 L.A. Clippers 113, Chicago 103 82-67; beat Vanderbilt 74-64. (x-won on first playoff hole) Minnesota at St. Louis, NBCSN, 5 p.m. 1998 — Denver (AFC) 31, Green Bay (NFC) 24 Detroit 111, Miami 107 13. Michigan (19-6) lost to Purdue 81-79, OT; x-Gary Woodland 67-68-67-64—266 Basketball 1997 — Green Bay (NFC) 35, New England (AFC) 21 Indiana 100, Philadelphia 92 lost to Rutgers 63-56. C. Reavie 68-65-67-66—266 O. Schniederjans 68-68-68-65—269 NBA 1996 — Dallas (NFC) 27, Pittsburgh (AFC) 17 Washington 115, Orlando 98 14. Texas A&M (18-6) lost to No. 12 Tennessee B. Steele 68-67-67-67—269 ATLANTA HAWKS — Recalled F Tyler 1995 — San Francisco (NFC) 49, San Diego Houston 120, Cleveland 88 82-67; beat Auburn 78-59. B. DeChambeau 66-66-68-70—270 Cavanaugh from Erie (NBAGL). (AFC) 26 Denver 115, Golden State 108 15. Missouri (17-5) lost to No. 2 Mississippi C. Hadley 66-68-68-68—270 Hockey ON THIS DATE 1994 — Dallas (NFC) 30, Buffalo (AFC) 13 Minnesota 118, New Orleans 107 State 57-53. M. Kuchar 71-68-64-67—270 1993 — Dallas (NFC) 52, Buffalo (AFC) 17 Utah 120, San Antonio 111 16. Oregon State (17-6) lost to No. 24 Stanford P. Mickelson 70-65-66-69—270 NHL 1913 — The New York State Athletic becomes the first U.S. woman Olympic 1992 — Washington (NFC) 37, Buffalo (AFC) 24 Dallas 106, Sacramento 99 60-57; beat No. 25 California 68-48. B. Gay 67-68-68-68—271 ANAHEIM DUCKS — Recalled F Mitch Hults Commission bans boxing matches between slalom champion. 1991 — N.Y. Giants (NFC) 20, Buffalo (AFC) 19 Sunday’s Games 17. Georgia (20-3) lost to LSU 71-60; beat M. Laird 68-67-68-68—271 from Utah (ECHL) to San Diego (AHL). fighters of different races. 1960 — Bill Russell grabs 51 rebounds in 1990 — San Francisco (NFC) 55, Denver (AFC) 10 Atlanta 99, New York 96 Mississippi 69-45. D. Berger 68-65-68-71—272 ARIZONA CARDINALS — Assigned G Adin Hill 1919 — Charges against Cincinnati’s Hal the Boston Celtics’ 124-100 victory over 1989 — San Francisco (NFC) 20, Cincinnati Boston 97, Portland 96 18. Ohio State (19-5) beat Penn State 94-64; R. Fowler 66-66-67-73—272 to Tucson (AHL) Chase of throwing games and betting the Syracuse Nationals. Russell is the first (AFC) 16 Milwaukee 109, Brooklyn 94 beat Wisconsin 68-55. J. Hahn 70-67-66-69—272 EDMONTON OILERS — Assigned G Shane against his team are dismissed by National player in NBA history to pull in 50-or-more 1988 — Washington (NFC) 42, Denver (AFC) 10 Toronto 101, Memphis 86 19. Duke (18-6) beat Georgia Tech 77-59; lost C. Kirk 66-68-68-70—272 Starrett from Bakersfield (AHL) to Wichita J. Rahm 67-68-65-72—272 League president John Heydler. Two weeks rebounds. 1987 — N.Y. Giants (NFC) 39, Denver (AFC) 20 to No. 5 Notre Dame 72-54. (ECHL). L.A. Lakers 108, Oklahoma City 104 V. Taylor 67-68-70-67—272 later, Chase is traded to the New York Giants. 1990 — Notre Dame bucks the College 1986 — Chicago (NFC) 46, New England (AFC) 10 Charlotte 115, Phoenix 110 20. Green Bay (21-2) beat Northern Kentucky B. Hossler 70-68-64-71—273 NEW JERSEY DEVILS — Assigned G Ken 1948 — After landing the first double axel in Football Association and becomes the first 1985 — San Francisco (NFC) 38, Miami (AFC) 16 Monday’s Games 58-41; beat Wright State 75-68. P. Reed 71-66-69-67—273 Appleby to Binghamton (AHL). Recalled G Olympic competition, Dick Button becomes college to sell its home games to a major 1984 — L.A. Raiders (AFC) 38, Washington Portland at Detroit, 4 p.m. 21. West Virginia (17-6) lost to Oklahoma X. Schauffele 68-67-66-72—273 Eddie Lack from Binghamton. M the first American to win the Olympic gold network, agreeing to a five-year contract (NFC) 9 Washington at Indiana, 4 p.m. 76-57. J. Thomas 68-68-71-66—273 NEW YORK RANGERS — Recalled F Vinni 1 medal in figure skating. Gretchen Fraser with NBC beginning in 1991. 1983 — Washington (NFC) 27, Miami (AFC) 17 Orlando at Miami, 4:30 p.m. 22. TCU (16-6) beat Iowa State 75-52; lost to M. Flores 70-68-68-68—274 Lettieri from Hartford (AHL). B4 | Monday, February 5, 2018 THE SPORTS PAGE Napa Valley Register
GOLF REPORT Woodland beats Reavie at Phoenix Open JOHN NICHOLSON State player said. “It was a lot of on the par-5 15th, curled in an Associated Press fun. Fortunately, I walked up and 8-footer on the par-3 16th, made SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. — Gary I really got a good read off it right a 5-footer on the par-4 17th and Woodland beat Chez Reavie with away.” parred the par-4 18th. a par on the first hole of a playoff In the playoff on 18, Woodland “Really, I was in the zone,” Sunday in the Waste Management hit short of the green from the left Woodland said. “I really had it go- Phoenix Open. fairway bunker and chipped to 2 ing. My caddie asked me when we Playing three groups ahead of feet to set up his third PGA Tour got done, did I know I made nine Reavie, Woodland birdied three victory and first since 2013. birdies? I didn’t even know that I of the last four holes for a 7-under “It’s been coming. We knew it did that. I knew I was just trying 64 — the best round of the day — the last month,” Woodland said. to give myself a chance. I knew to finish at 18-under 266 at TPC “And sure enough today it all there was some birdie holes down Scottsdale. clicked and I made some putts the stretch. I knew the guys behind “I’m kind of overwhelmed right early, gave me some confidence me could make birdies. I was just now,” Woodland said. “I’ve played and really hit the ball well coming trying to give myself a chance ev- well the last five years, I think I had down the stretch.” ery hole.” six second-place finishes. I just Reavie missed the green left in Woodland birdied three of the haven’t put four rounds together. the playoff and couldn’t get an first five, holed a 30-foot chip to That was the struggle last year.” 11-footer to fall. save par on the par-4 sixth and ASSOCIATED PRESS Woodland celebrated with wife “I carried the sign board here added birdies on Nos. 8 and 9. He After winning a one-hole playoff, Gary Woodland, right, shakes hands with Gabby and son Jaxson Lynn, who growing up when I was in high bogeyed the par-4 11th after hit- Chez Reavie, left, on the 18th green during the final round of the Waste was born a month premature in school and junior high and to have ting left into the desert, and got the Management Phoenix Open golf tournament on Sunday in Scottsdale, Ariz. June. They were expecting twins, a chance to win the tournament stroke back with a two-putt birdie but lost one of the fetuses in a mis- this week was a lot of fun,” Reavie on the par-5 13th. He bogeyed the needing an eagle on 18 to tie Wood- Chesson Hadley (68), Matt carriage. said. par-4 14th before making the late land, he drove left into the church Kuchar (67) and Bryson DeCham- “For him to be here, it’s obvi- The crowd was estimated at run. pew bunker that Woodland hit into beau (70) matched Mickelson at 14 ously a miracle,” Woodland said. 64,273 for a record weeklong total Woodland also won in 2011 at In- in the playoff and made double bo- under. “I’m just so excited to share this of 719,179. On Saturday, 216,818 nisbrook and in 2013 in Reno, Ne- gey. The 47-year-old Hall of Famer Third-round leader Rickie with him and my family. Hopefully, jammed the grounds, the biggest vada. He played college basketball tied for fifth at 14 under after a 69. Fowler (73) and second-ranked Jon it’s the start of something special.” turnout in golf history. at Washburn in Topeka, Kansas, as “I just didn’t get it going early,” Rahm (72) were six strokes back at Reavie made a 20-foot birdie “They were great,” Reavie said. a freshman before transferring to Mickelson said. “It was fun to be 12 under. They played in the final putt on the par-4 18th to force the “Being a hometown guy, every- Kansas to play golf. in contention. I had a great time group with Reavie. PGA Tour’s fourth straight playoff one’s rooting me on.” Ollie Schniederjans (65) and coming down the stretch. I didn’t “Just couldn’t buy a putt,” and the event’s third overtime fin- He finished with a 66. Af- Brendan Steele (67) tied for third like, obviously, the last hole. ... I Fowler said. “That’s one of the ish in a row. ter a bogey on the par-3 16th, he at 15 under. hate finishing like that.” best clubs in my bag. I felt like I “It’s right up there with the chipped to 3 feet for birdie on the Phil Mickelson had the fans He made his record-tying 29th hit a lot of good putts, so it was a putt I made to win in Canada,” par-4 17th. roaring with three straight birdies, start in the event he won in 1996, little disappointing to not see really the 36-year-old former Arizona Woodland two-putted for birdie the second a 30-footer on 16. But, 2005 and 2013. anything go in on the back nine.”
NHL Burns, Sharks get back on track, beat Hurricanes 3-1 ASSOCIATED PRESS losing streak. win streak snapped. in (AHL affiliate) Charlotte, corner and passed to an un- man wide open in front of the RALEIGH, N.C. — After “I wouldn’t say we’re The Hurricanes were out- t o o .” covered Meier in front of the net. This time it was Tier- their worst stretch of the sea- rounding into form, I think shot 12-5 in a lethargic first “You can’t put that group net, and he put a one-timer ney, who settled a pass from son, the San Jose Sharks are we just got back to it,” Sharks period, by the end of which out again after that. It’s not past Ward’s outstretched left Melker Karlsson in the cor- back on the winning track. captain Joe Pavelski said. they trailed 2-1. Coach Bill acceptable. They let each pad. ner and flipped a backhander Brent Burns had a goal and “Real big commitment, it’s Peters said major lineup other down, too, in the room. Aho briefly tied it for the past Ward. an assist, and the Sharks beat created a little bit of mo- changes are in store follow- That’s not right,” he said. Hurricanes in the first. Jor- “I was surprised how the Carolina Hurricanes 3-1 mentum. Everyone is buy- ing the effort. San Jose took advantage dan Staal intercepted a pass much time I had,” Tierney on Sunday. ing in.” “Disappointing effort.of the Hurricanes’ listless- at the Sharks’ left faceoff cir- said. “We try to make plays Timo Meier and Chris Sebastian Aho scored for Disappointing preparation. ness to jump in front early cle and dished a backhander in the corner and lose guys Tierney scored, and Aaron the Hurricanes, who missed a We got what we deserved,” and stayed there most of the toward the goal line Aho, who and create opportunities in Dell stopped 29 shots for this chance to move into sole pos- Peters said. “(The lineup) will game. beat Dell. space for ourselves. I think first win in two weeks. San session of the Eastern Con- be different Tuesday. There’s Meier opened the scoring But San Jose took the lead we just were rolling around Jose never trailed as it won ference’s final playoff spot. three healthy bodies (in re- 4:06 into the first period. back with 35 seconds left in down there and got loose a its second straight following Cam Ward made 23 saves and serve), and if it’s not those Joonas Donskoi took con- the opening period, when couple of times and made a season-high four-game saw his personal three-game three, there’s a group down trol of the puck in the right Carolina once again left a them pay.”
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THE STORYTELLER Inside Pandora’s Box , part I uthor’s note: Growing up for months, after behind. Here’s a three-part story of laughter. anything done with you contin- in sleepy St. Helena in the reading the story of that came from those musings. “I can’t believe Fear is afraid ually fading?” Alate 1960s and early ‘70s, I “Pandora’s Box,” I “Look, it’s just a matter of bal- again — what a wimp,” said The light brightened, but only became fascinated by Greek my- wondered what life ance,” said Plague Virus. Tapeworm. slightly. thology. I spent hours reading the must have been like No one was listening except “You can tease me all you ancient tales of adventure and inside the box be- Envy, who examined Virus up want, but I am just being hon- For what had seemed like many more hours imagining what fore it was opened. and down, thinking he looked est,” Fear said, lowering his little many hours, maybe even days, it must have been like to exist TIM I’d learned that pretty good with his space- pointy head, his wee beady eyes years or longer, they had all CARL within such a fantastical world Pandora had been ship-shaped body, all hexagon wet and glassy. found themselves together in the where magic and gods engaged given a box (actu- and transparent. “I wish I had a The light began to fade, and dark, the only light coming from with humanity on a personal ally a jar in the original story) by body like that,” he said under his everybody looked up. the glow of Hope as she hovered level. a vengeful Zeus intent on pun- breath. “Hope, keep your damn light above, keeping her distance from Of particular interest was ishing her lover’s brother. When From a distant corner a trem- on. We have work to do down the others. The fl oor was smooth what it might be like to be one of a curious Pandora opens the box, bling voice called, “I’m scared.” here,” said Tick, who had taken and shiny, probably some type the less-developed characters all the “evils” of the world are The group paused for a mo- it upon herself to become the de within the sagas. For example, released, with only “hope” left ment and then erupted in a roar facto leader. “How can we get Please see CARL, Page C2
MEMORY LANE The Civil War — in Napa
lthough Napa County residents were thou- Asands of miles from the battlefi elds of the Civil War, they deeply cared about those involved in and the course of the confl ict. Lo- cals also eagerly demonstrated their allegiance and patriotism by participating in Napa County REBECCA military compa- YERGER nies, relief soci- eties and more. During the Civil War, communities throughout the country showed their national pride by hoisting the American fl ag atop massive fl ag sta s known as “Liberty Poles.” Napa’s immense and towering mast was located at GERALD AND JEAN HASSER PHOTOS the northeast corner of Main A Mexican Gray Wolf sleeps at the Arizona Sonora Desert Museum. and Second Streets. Besides proudly displaying “Old Glory,” many Napans vol- unteered with auxiliaries such as the Napa Ladies Benevolent Society and its two subcom- mittees, the Sanitary Commis- sion and the Soldiers’ Relief. The trail to Tucson These women made and A winter escape If You Go collected donated medical and hygiene supplies as well as provides ample International Wildlife Museum personal care and comfort ar- 4800 W. Gates Pass Road, Tucson ticles for Union medical units adventures 520-629-0100; thewildlifemuseum. and soldiers, which the Soci- org ety shipped back east. These GERALD AND JEAN HASSER Arizona Sonora Desert Museum women also organized benefi t TUCSON, Ariz. — Our cold 2021 N. Kinney Road, Tucson fund-raisers, including the Napa winter brought the desire 520-883-1380; desertmuseum.org Christmas Eve fair and festival for somewhere warm and dry. Old Tucson in 1864. They raised $656 in Tucson had fi t the bill some years 201 S. Kinney Road, Tucson gold coin — an equivalent of earlier, so it was time to return. 520-883-1380; oldtucson.com $840 in cash. The convergence of our anniver- Tonaho Chul Park Some Napa County residents sary and family living in the area 7366 N. Paseo del Norte, Tucson who served in the military did added to the choice. 520-742-6455; tohanochulpark.org go back East to join in the fi ght, It helps that easy and inex- Biosphere 2 however, most of the men, and pensive nonstop fl ights from the 32540 S. Biosphere Road, Oracle boys, served in the local guard Bay Area to Phoenix are frequent, 520-838-6200; biosphere2.org companies. and the rental car drive from the One of these guards was Phoenix airport to Tucson is Frank Leach, a longtime Napan. usually only about two hours. ternational Wildlife Museum, In his recollections, written We arrived at the home of our housing an astounding indoor years later, Leach detailed his son Andrew and daughter-in- collection of preserved creatures experiences as a Civil War era law Gretchen in time to make it from around the world in realis- Napa Guard and more. to McGraw’s Cantina on a knoll tic settings. He began, “In Napa County, just high enough to see the lights Prior exploration had included the sympathizers with the of the city come on while enjoy- a visit to the Arizona Sonora North and South were thought ing dinner on a sheltered patio. Desert Museum, which provides at fi rst to be about equally di- Tucson o ers numerous at- an almost entirely outside venue. vided in numbers, but as the tractions indoors and out. Three An abundant choice of well war went on and the towns of them are easily accessed via maintained and signed trails, increased in population, a de- Speedway Boulevard, west of many of them wheelchair acces- cided majority for the Union the city, and they are completely sible, o er views of a variety of side developed.” diverse. high desert fl ora including huge The fi rst place we visited on Please see YERGER, Page C2 A Giant Saguaro with a personality outside Tucson, Arizona. Sunday morning was the In- Please see TUCSON, Page C2
SOARING TO NEW HIKES The trails at Moore Creek Park oore Creek Park sits on Space District saw the need for is visible from sections of the the northeastern side a new trail that would eliminate Dryfoot trail. Moore Creek is Mof Lake Hennessey and four of the fi ve crossings and also visible from the Dryfoot encompasses more than 670 serve as an alternative to Moore trail. acres of woodland and canyons. Creek Trail. The Dryfoot Trail If you choose to follow the It was purchased in 2008 by was started in early January, Moore Creek trail into the park, the Open Space and work has continued into after around 3.2 miles, trail District, after late January. As of now the trail users will fi nd the Andrea Wolf years in use as a is still under construction and vista, named after a dedicated cattle ranch. The is closed. volunteer; it sits in her favorite park is accessible The fi rst section of the Moore spot in the park. Close to the via Chiles Pope Creek Trail follows a gravel road vista, down to the canyon fl oor, Valley Road, a for 1.3 miles, leading users to a there is a swimming hole. If ABE winding road wooded canyon cut down the followed, the trail continues SMITH that leads around middle by a stream. To access to Angwin. All creek crossings the lake. the new Dryfoot trail, sim- are crossable by a 4-by-4 wood The main trail, ply stop before the fi rst creek beam. SUBMITTED PHOTO Moore Creek Trail leads across crossing and take a right up The Forest Trail Alliance and local volunteers work on a foot bridge on the M 1 fi ve creek crossings. The Open the hill. The Moore Creek Trail Please see SMITH, Page C2 Dryfoot Trail. C2 | Monday, February 5, 2018 CONNECTIONS Napa Valley Register Tucson From C1 ancient saguaro cactus, along with wild animals in natural hab- itat, including cougar, wolf, bob- cat and coyote, an assortment of reptiles, vivid hummingbirds in their own aviary, on down to the most minute spiders; with a dis- tant southern view stretching to a row of peaks about 80 miles away in Mexico. Another nearby attraction is Old Tucson, used decades ago for location shoots of western movies and TV shows and now operating as an Old West-style family theme park. After visiting the wildlife mu- A hummingbird hovers at the aviary in the Arizona Sonora Desert Museum. seum in the morning, we took an easy drive back into the northwest of the road as we passed. corner of the city to the Tohano Delicious fudge in several fla- Chul Park with its galleries, bo- vors from the Mount Lemmon tanical garden and an excellent General Store in the hamlet of restaurant under mature trees on Summerhaven accompanied us on this former estate donated by its GERALD AND JEAN HASSER PHOTOS the trip back down the mountain. late owners. The Mount Lemmon Vista Point overlooks Tucson. The mountain excursion was Beautiful Sabino Canyon just snowed out on a previous trip, outside the northeast corner of the Arizona history and features an plaza, with a painted outline on with the road closed halfway city is part of the Coronado Na- exhibit on the unsuccessful pur- the ground of the original walls down to the valley floor. Plan B tional Forest. A nice lesson learned suit of Pancho Villa into Mexico of the fort dating from 1775. that time was a visit to Biosphere from the friendly gatekeeper was by the U.S. Army, led by General The clear, warm weather pre- 2 north of the city for a fascinating that our lifetime National Park John J. Pershing and assisted by served our Monday plans to drive learning experience. pass worked in this facility and all then Lt. George S. Patton, in the up almost to the summit of 9,100- The indoor facility was created other federal recreational sites. years leading up to World War I. foot Mount Lemmon, overlooking in the 1970s as an enormous sci- We shared this special place with We found authentic traditional the region. We enjoyed a lunch at entific test bed for humankind’s many others representing four Mexican food at the original El the Iron Door Restaurant, with ability to create and thrive for generations, hiking, running, Charro restaurant in the old town. its justly famous chili and corn- extended periods in a completely A bird rests atop cactus at Sabino biking and riding in strollers. A It has operated since 1922 on the bread. Flora changed more than encapsulated environment. The Canyon in Tucson. motorized shuttle makes frequent same site, the oldest restaurant in once with the increased altitude original funding to build and runs to the upper reaches of the the country continuously owned as desert scrub gave way to giant operate it was private; a two- included seven distinct climate canyon for those with time and by the same family. While waiting saguaro and then evergreen trees. year experiment with a group of environments. The University of energy to hike back down. for our dinner table at this always Snow from 6,000 feet up, still eight men and women scientists Arizona purchased the facility in The Arizona Historical Soci- busy place, we strolled nearby to on the ground from a week-old living entirely indoors, growing 2011 and operates it for the pur- ety Museum downtown offers a the site of the original Spanish storm, put to good use for several and consuming their own food in poses of continuing research and thorough collection of Southern Presidio, now an open courthouse family snowball fights at the side the under glass envelope, which education.
Moore Creek. There is also no po- Wasp gave a quick salute Smith table water at Moore Creek; all trail Carl and flew off to gather her From C1 users must bring their own. As far From C1 troops. The light flickered as lavatory facilities, the park has above. The new trail will be cut into the one restroom at the parking lot, as of polished metal. No walls qqq hillside east of the Moore Creek well as thousands of oak trees scat- or ceiling were visible from Time passed slowly as Trail. The Forest Trails Alliance has tered throughout the park. where they stood. Stacked they waited for Wasp’s been employed by the Napa Open Moore Creek park is beautiful and nearby, Centipede had return. They could hear Space District to cut the new trail serene; the more people that get to found crates of food, water sounds out in the dark, as above the original that leads into experience it the better. The new and some wool blankets. if they were surrounded by the park. Dryfoot Trail will address the need Using a few of the crates, other beings just out of the On Jan. 13 and 21, volunteers from to skip most of the creek crossings Tick had built a makeshift light’s reach. Tick once no- the area worked on the trail along- Volunteers work on the trail at the Jan. 21 and make Moore Creek more acces- table around which the ticed the glaring reflections side the Forest Trail Alliance. The work day at Moore Creek Park in Napa. sible to people. group now gathered. Jeal- of eyes beyond the puddle of Forest Trails plans to add several The Open Space District is always ousy had been put in charge light but said nothing about small stone bridges on the trail as Madrone Trail on Saturday, Feb. 10. improving and working on all of the of rationing the supplies. it to the others, not wanting well, one of which is completed. A The park is open from sunrise trails it manages, including Moore Hope’s dim light made the to cause alarm. waterfall will be visible along the to sunset, and despite the damp Creek. If you would like to be a part whole scene look like a seedy It was getting cold. Fear new trail during the rainy season. weather, the park is actually quite of the effort to help maintain our card game. shivered. The Open Space District is also nice this time of year, as long as you parks, contact Chino Yip at cyip@ qqq “Who’s been hoarding all about halfway finished with the don’t mind getting a bit of mud on ncrposd.org. “OK, who remembers the smokes?” asked Bedbug, Madrone Trail at Moore Creek. your boots. how we got here in the first nervously preening his legs. The Madrone Trail is accessible Cell service at Moore Creek is Abe Smith is a senior at New place?” Tick snapped, slid- “Yeah, and where’d all to the left just after the first creek limited. It is always safer to hike Technology High School in Napa, and ing a limp mouth tentacle the doughnuts go?” added crossing. The Open Space District with a partner to help in case of an an intern with the Napa Open Space along the top of one of the Gluttony, who had just then is having a volunteer project at the emergency especially in a place like District. crates. crawled into view. “Please don’t put that Everyone turned accus- thing on the table.” said a ingly toward a limp green dark wispy creature with man with long thinning hair. fortunately, no occasion storm the Napa armory fied endorsement.” long, sharp fangs “It’s the “Why’s everyone looking Yerger arose demanding service to steal weapons in order Leach continued, “On only place we have to eat, at me?” he asked, briefly From C1 of that kind, although to invade and capture the one occasion while all and you’re putting your looking up toward Hope. there were times when it Mare Island navy yard. were tuned up with ex- slimily mouth parts all over “Look, Gluttony, we know “Before the war closed, appeared as though a con- Prior to receiving that citement, expectation it.” you got the stuff. Hand it there were three military flict was not only possible report, the armory was and anxiety, a man rode “Who the heck are you over,” said Rattlesnake, organizations formed in but probable.” only guarded at night by a into town in great haste, anyway?” asked Tick. flicking her tongue in and the town of Napa.” These He expanded on this few men, but that quickly bringing the information “Me? My name is Passive out slowly. were an infantry, a cavalry point. “Government changed. Leach contin- that in the vicinity of Aggressive. Not trying to Gluttony looked around at “and an artillery company agents were keeping close ued, “The guard was in- Yountville ... he had seen offend, but I think a little the glaring eyes surrounding with two field guns.” The watch of the doings of creased with a sufficient some mounted men ma- more decorum would go a him. latter, in 1864, was the all prominent Southern number of men to patrol neuvering with a field gun long way.” “OK, OK. Here. Take ‘em,” only artillery company in sympathizers, and some nightly the roads leading of large size.” “Please keep your opin- he said as he handed out California besides the San of their reports were quite into town from the north. “As that section of the ions to yourself. My mouth cigarettes and doughnuts. Francisco unit. alarming as to what the I was a member of the in- valley at this time was parts are not slimy and are “They’ll kill you, you know. These three Napa com- Southerners were organiz- fantry company — in fact, almost exclusively settled certainly cleaner than your Just trying to save you guys panies and the other Cali- ing to do.” the youngest of the 80 with Southern sympathiz- breath, which I can smell from your bad habits.” fornia units were expected One such report stated members — and stood my ers, the statement of what from here.” qqq to be ready to defend the that an Upvalley rebel share of this night work.” the man saw, coupled with Envy slipped back into the “The patrols should have state at a moment’s no- band, known as the “Cop- He candidly disclosed the information furnished darkness. been back by now,” said Tick tice. Leach added, “But, perheads,” planned to his personal impressions. by the federal authorities, “Hey, Wasp, have you as she slyly glanced over at “Heretofore, I had not re- caused the military of gathered your search party Mosquito, who stood near a garded it as a very serious Napa to be placed on war together?” asked Tick. crate absentmindedly strok- rath Sm G o matter, but now it seemed footing in short order, at “Yes, sir ... ma’am ... any- ing her distended belly. “We c g M to be taking on a very re- least for one night...all way, I’ve got both ground need to figure out who put 1730 A ACTION AVE. alistic form, and I was not night.” and air patrols ready for us here and how we can get 255 8242 so sure I was enjoying it. Leach wrote, “Our orders,” said Wasp, rubbing out. 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Since a a trump to lead. job, paying our mortgage about 30 percent of pa- in women. Newer forms lots of honors. However, weak freak usually con- or rent, maintaining tients, and 20 percent of of radiation therapy us- diagnosing the position tains a singleton or void, © 2018, UNITED FEATURE friendships, worrying patients have no symp- ing computer-controlled may be problematic. South hoped it would be in SYNDICATE. about politics, etc. This toms at all. techniques and 3-D im- complex existence often In the 1960s, treat- aging can reduce some of doesn’t a ord us time ment consisted of the these side e ects. TODAY IN HISTORY to deal with nagging removal of the anus and It’s a testament to your symptoms. When those the surrounding tissues, friendship that your ASSOCIATED PRESS Nasser was formally nom- the contest for Democratic symptoms occur in a part leading to a permanent friend was fi nally able to Today is Monday, Feb. 5, inated to become the fi rst delegates. Maharishi Ma- of the body that people colostomy, that is, a share her diagnosis with the 36th day of 2018. There president of the new United hesh Yogi, a guru to the don’t like to consider, rerouting of the colon you. By seeking to learn are 329 days left in the year. Arab Republic (a union Beatles who introduced like the anus, the likeli- through an opening in more about anal cancer, Today’s Highlight in His- of Egypt and Syria which the West to transcenden- hood of a delay in diag- the abdomen. Three you’re not only showing tory: lasted until 1961). tal meditation, died at his nosis increases. percent of patients died concern, but also helping On Feb. 5, 1918, during In 1967, “The Smothers home in the Dutch town of Also, anal cancer is from the procedure raise awareness. World War I, the Cunard Brothers Comedy Hour” Vlodrop; he was believed to relatively uncommon, alone. liner SS Tuscania, which premiered on CBS-TV. be about 90. meaning people are un- Today, treatment Robert Ashley, M.D., is was transporting about In 1971, Apollo 14 astro- Five years ago: Presi- likely to suspect the dis- consists largely of radia- an internist and assistant 2,000 American troops to nauts Alan Shepard and dent Barack Obama asked ease. Each year, it’s diag- tion and chemotherapy. professor of medicine at Europe, was torpedoed by a Edgar Mitchell stepped onto Congress for a short-term nosed in approximately The radiation therapy the University of California, German U-boat in the Irish the surface of the moon in defi cit reduction package 8,200 people in the is generally given in 25 Los Angeles. Sea with the loss of more the fi rst of two lunar excur- of spending cuts and tax than 200 people. sions. revenue that would delay On this date: In 1988, the Arizona the e ective date of steeper In 1631, the founder of House impeached Repub- automatic cuts scheduled Rhode Island, Roger Wil- lican Gov. Evan Mecham to kick in on March 1. (The CAROLYN HAX liams, and his wife, Mary, (MEE’-kuhm), setting the president and congressio- arrived in Boston from En- stage for his trial in the nal leaders failed to reach gland. state Senate, where he was an agreement, and the $85 College jitters or cause for concern? In 1783, Sweden recog- convicted of obstructing nized the independence of justice and misusing state Please see HISTORY, Page C6 ear Carolyn: herself. So. What signs are you the United States. funds allegedly funneled to I have a young Part of the maturing seeing that she needs In 1887, Verdi’s opera his Pontiac dealership. 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Booking What’s free, Cabin quest: Choose cab- what’s not ins according to your fi- No need for cash onboard. nances. Inside cabins are Cruises provide plastic cards cheapest, ocean view is next, (like credit cards) to charge then rooms with a balcony, purchases to your account ASSOCIATED PRESS PHOTOS and most expensive, suites. and also as ID for exiting and Celebrity Cruises’ Equinox carries 2,850 passengers, features a grass lawn, observation lounge and specialty restaurants. If prone to motion sickness, reboarding the ship at ports. lower decks and cabins clos- Meals: Dining rooms, TRENDS AND TIPS est to ship’s center are the buffets and poolside are in- most stable. Peruse layouts cluded with cruise fare. Spe- Advice from three experts: CruiseCritic.com editor at large Carolyn Spencer Brown, online before picking a cabin cialty restaurants charge ex- Miami Herald business editor Jane Wooldridge and Carnival Corp. CEO Arnold Donald. and to familiarize yourself tra and often get booked up, with the ship’s features. so make reservations ahead. Use an agent: To book the Drinks: Water, coffee, tea, right ship, experts recom- juice and milk are free. Alcohol mend using a travel agent. It and soda are not, except for doesn’t cost extra and might the most upscale cruise lines. save money, because agents Entertainment: Shows, often have access to deals. gyms, water parks and many Packing, departure other facilities and activities are free. Some fitness classes and boarding are free, some are not. Spa Wardrobe: Plan carefully, services are extra. What’s new depending on itinerary and Using cell- Phone service: Brown says there’s a “huge shift” underway to “small ship expected weather. Laundry phones at sea, if service is cruising” on ships such as the 930-seat Viking Sky, shown and dry cleaning onboard are available, is costly. Consider Latest and greatest above. “People are looking at cruising as a way to be a expensive. putting phones in airplane The MSC Seaside, shown above, launched in December and traveler rather than be tourists” by choosing itineraries and Casual is in: The days of mode. Most ships offer Wi-Fi was named best new ship of 2017 by CruiseCritic.com. The shore excursions “that help you meet local families or learn required formal wear — jack- packages but they’re pricey, ship’s design is in the forefront of industry trends, with new local culture.” ets, ties, gowns — at dinner so you might wait to go on- ships offering more outdoor spaces and sea views, including are long gone, though some line until you’re at a hotspot glass walls, light-filled walkways and observation areas. passengers will dress up. in port. Caribbean Gadgets: Pack a power Donald said “five ports that are heavily frequented by cruise ships” were impacted by hurricanes, but more than 80 ports Changing perceptions strip. Most cabins have only Excursions Do cruises still fight the stereotype that they are for the were not. “People are having a great time in the Caribbean.” one or two outlets. Shore excursions may be “newlywed, overfed and nearly dead”? Wooldridge said the Flying?: If you’re flying to booked through the cruise saying was once true but no longer is. “There’s been much your departure port, arrive a line, or you can go off on your Overtourism Some destinations that are overrun by tourists cite cruise more emphasis on healthy food, healthy eating.” Donald day ahead. own in port or hire indepen- ships as part of the problem. Are they, and is there a said research shows that millennials enjoy cruises because Papers: Have reservation dent tour guides. Booking solution? they’re experiential vacations, and they’re affordable. documents in hand when through the ship guarantees checking in at the terminal, you will not be left behind if Brown said cruises are trying to help by taking passengers Solo fares along with required identifi- your tour is delayed for some “out of the big cities” and into smaller destinations, along Solo travelers often feel they’re overcharged because most cation such as driver’s license reason. If you go off on your with staggering ship schedules so they’re not all in town on cruise cabins are priced for double occupancy. Wooldridge or passport. Lines can be long own and return late, the ship the same day. But she added that ports “have every right to advised looking for fall cruises, a slow season when many as departure time nears. will leave without you. just say no” to cruise arrivals, and “they’re not.” brands waive the single supplement fees.
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On every nook and cranny of the ship, From stocking the world’s big- Cruise staffers regularly en- My favorite contribution came Harmony, regular sanitary condi- it’d be easier to rob a bank than gest buffet and staving off gas- gage in subliminal messaging: three days into my tenure, when a tions are called “OPP1,” and they take a bite of some forbidden fruit. trointestinal disasters to hosting The first thing guests likely see passenger stopped me to complain get ratcheted up to “OPP2” when (Though some crew members still celebrity guests, everything is 10 in their cabins is a gleeful jingle that she could no longer find her there’s a “6 in 6,” or six passengers use Grindr or Tinder to get a sense times crazier when you’re mayor about hand-washing looping on cabin. The ship had been parked reported ill in six hours. (You’ll of who’s on board.) of a city that’s floating in the mid- their television screen. It’s catchy backwards, she claimed. know OPP2 is in full gear when the But the staff quarters are a gen- dle of the sea. as a Katy Perry song and meant All cruise guests basically eat crew gets less subliminal about its uine love boat: With 2,200 crew, There is secret cruise code to steer you toward Purel pumps the same things: Freezers on board “wash your hands” messaging.) the staff quarters are a village unto language: It’s crucial for the staff around the ship, each carefully Harmony of the Seas are the size If the incidence rate escalates themselves, with cabins, bars, to have code words so that pas- positioned at high-traffic junc- of New York studio apartments, and the situation reaches OPP3, a mess hall, shop, and gym set sengers don’t get freaked out if tions (think entrances to the main and stocking them is an art form. guests lose the ability to handle across decks 0, 1, 2, 3, and 12. (Most something goes wrong. A “30-30” dining halls and theaters) by se- Before each sailing, the inventory their own food. The entire crew, services are set off a second-deck means the crew is asking main- nior staff. Along with the emcees’ team receives enough ingredients from the ice dancers to the syn- corridor dubbed “I-95.”) tenance to clean up a mess; three banter at large group events — for 20 different dining venues, chronized swimmers, is recruited Among the crew, dating is not times during my stint I called in “Have you washed your hands 50 plus servings for the 2,000-mem- to the buffets to help serve, and all just allowed but tacitly encour- a “PVI” (public vomiting inci- times today? I have!” — the jingle ber crew. (The total cost, includ- restaurants and guestroom linens aged — they live onboard through dent). An “Alpha” is a medical is part of the crew’s unwavering ing such other consumables as are put in red biohazard bags and the entirety of their contract emergency, a “Bravo” is a fire, and effort to stave off a potential Nor- paper towels, is about $800,000.) obsessively laundered in a special without days off, often 10 months “Kilo” is a request for all person- ovirus outbreak. Overestimate the order, and the facility on land. a year. They have their own calen- nel to report to their emergency But sanitation is just one aim of voyage becomes less-profitable If you want to avoid Norovirus dar of daily events that range from posts, which happens in the event the frequent subliminal messag- (and wasteful); underestimate, like, well, the plague, stay away karaoke sessions to poker games of, say, a necessary evacuation. Be ing. Special promotions around and you’ll risk a riot over coconut from short sailings, says figure and foreign language classes. And wary of “Echo,” which is called the ship encourage passengers to shrimp. skater and veteran crew member since Wi-Fi is pricey, romance is if the ship is starting to drift, or scatter when certain areas become Luckily, passengers’ eating hab- Chris Mabee. “Those trips tend to very much analog. “Oscar,” which means someone’s congested, and moving guests its are fairly predictable. On the be the least-expensive, attracting Coupling up on the ship is like gone overboard. A crew member around the ship subtly encourages average week-long cruise, Royal both older passengers, who are dating in dog years: Things move told me he’s had only four or five them to diversify (and increase) Caribbean estimates its guests prone to getting sick, and the about seven times faster. Sev- “Oscars” in 10 years of cruising. their onboard spending. If casino will be 80 percent American, young booze cruisers, who forget eral crew members recounted Drunk guests can’t outsmart revenue is low, for instance, senior consuming around 3,000 bottles about hygiene.” instances when they put in a re- the on-board bartenders: If you management might host a raffle or of wine, 7,000 pounds of chicken As for the most common diag- quest to share a cabin with their thought those all-you-can-drink karaoke event at the far side of the breast, and almost 100,000 eggs. noses at sea? They include upper new boyfriend after only a month beverage packages were directly slots to drive foot traffic and en- If more than 80 percent of the respiratory infections, bruised of dating, or dropped the “I love correlated with drunk debauch- courage passengers to linger (or guests are American, the crew bones, and the odd Viagra mishap. you” bomb within the first week of ery at sea, think again. Only eight better yet, play) a while. Activi- orders extra ketchup. When the UTIs are also frequent, thanks to meeting someone. And since rela- to 10 percent of passengers pur- ties managers will even film their percentage of Chinese passen- frisky honeymooners, and pre- tionships often end once one per- chase unlimited booze packages daily newscast about onboard gers increases, they bump up the scribing antibiotics can be hairy son leaves the ship, cruise couples — Royal Caribbean’s guests are events with Starbucks iced coffees supply of sliced fruit, seafood, when passengers are committed to tend to become “lifers.” (Almost largely family travelers — and in hand, as a quiet reminder that and rice. Latin Americans con- their all-you-can-drink packages. everyone I met in upper manage- those who do are carefully mon- passengers can get their venti latte sume more red meat and Coronas Crew members are trained ment met their spouse onboard.) itored. Every single alcoholic fix on Deck Six. Often times, these (which also requires additional to deal with handsy passengers: The ship has genies, and they beverage is poured with a jigger. veiled announcements are aimed limes). And family-prone Spring Sleeping with a passenger will can perform magic: Although bar- Intoxicated passengers can have at boosting the ship’s bottom line. Break cruises require three times get you “chicken or beef,” as Pav- gain-basement discounts draw their SeaPasses (onboard credit There is a cruise ship burn as many chicken nuggets. The one lov puts it — “That’s what a flight plenty of travelers to big-ship cards) temporarily disabled, bar- book: Dru Pavlov, veteran cruise thing that never changes no mat- attendant asks you when you’re cruising, procuring Royal Carib- ring them from being served at director and my mentor during ter who is on board? Toilet paper. put on the first flight home.” bean’s VIP status can offer a true any of the ship’s bars. As for the this Royal Caribbean stint, keeps Around 9,600 rolls are used each The zero-tolerance policy luxury experience. The easiest most popular alcoholic beverage a hallowed book of stupid com- week. seems to be an industry-wide way to get it is by booking into ordered on board? It’s a cinnamon ments and questions; passed Every ship has an “outbreak standard-at Royal Caribbean, the Royal Suites Star Class; the fireball shot. down from one cruise director prevention plan,” with a hair trig- there’s even staff training on how company’s crème de la crème of- According to Ivan De La Rosa, to the next as a right of passage, ger: Nothing is scarier to cruisers to defuse an escalating situation. fering includes 10 state-of-the- the ship’s senior doctor, the big- it makes great vamping material than a Norovirus outbreak, which More often than not, it’s a vaca- art apartments on Harmony of gest issue involving alcohol is for event emcees. ship doctor De La Rosa says is al- tioning guest trying to seduce a the Seas, with privileged access when the ship is docked in Co- The book Pavlov bequeathed most always caused by a passen- crew member. “Whenever I take to pleb-free parts of the ship and zumel, Mexico. Mix an afternoon to me included such doozies as: ger who has brought the illness photos with people, I always give butler-style service from a coterie of unregulated drinking on land “Where’s the elevator to get to the aboard, rather than poor sanitary a thumbs up,” notes Pavlov. “My of “Royal Genies.”
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SUPERIOR COURT OF Applications are available at the CALIFORNIA CREEKSIDE PARK Superintendent's Office of the Napa COUNTY OF NAPA Valley Unified School District at Notice is hereby given to the 707/257-2331 2425 Jefferson St., Napa, CA creditors and contingent creditors of Looking for a car? 94558and at www.nvusd.org/board, TDD 800-439-3448 the above-named decedent, that all and are due by Tuesday, February persons having claims against the 20th at 4 p.m. The application EHO decedent are required to file them packets completed by eligible can- with the Superior Court, at 825 didates will be posted to the District Brown Street, Napa, California website for public review on March 94559, and mail or deliver pursuant 6, andá public interviews will be 615 Duplexes For Rent to Section 1215 of the California conducted at a special Board Probate Code a copy to Winder- meeting on Thursday, March 8. The mere Lewis Tirados, as Trustee of selected provisional member will be 2 bd/1ba, completly remodeled, the Sally Lewis Trust dated October sworn in on Thursday, March 15. Vallejo, close to freeways, N/Pets, 10, 1991, as amended, wherein the All information is available at No Section 8, $1,700. mo. Tula decedent was the Settlor, c/o John www.nvusd.org/board .Those with 707-688-1186 L. Carr of Hines Carr Diamond LLP, questions can call the superintend- 1561 Third Street, Napa, California ent's office at (707) 253-3511. 94559, within the later of four 2bedroom duplex, St. Helena 2/5 #95224 months after January 24, 2018 (the near Safeway. No smoking date of the first publication of notice no pets. $2000/mo. PUBLIC NOTICE to creditors) or, if notice is mailed or Call 707-363-4583 NOTICE OF LIEN SALE OF personally delivered to you, 60 days STORED PROPERTY after the date this notice is mailed NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN or personally delivered to you, or 620 Homes For Rent THAT PURSUANT TO you must petition to file a late claim CALIFORNIA BUSINESS as provided in Section 19103 of the AND PROFESSIONALS Probate Code. A claim form may be $2,400. March 1. 3 bd + off./1 ba. CODE, SECTIONS 21700- obtained from the court clerk. For appl. incl, pets considered. Write to: RI321716 THE FOLLOWING your protection, you are encour- PO Box 2183, Napa CA 94558 DESCRIBED GOODS aged to file your claim by certified with pertinent info & ref. SHALL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC mail, with return receipt requested. AUCTION ON February 13th, 2018 Windermere Lewis Tirados, Trustee $2,400. St Helena West Side, AT 11:00 A.M. TO COVER Upgraded & charming barn, 2 br/2 c/o John L. Carr UNPAID RENTS ANDR Hines Carr Diamond ba, fully equipt kitch, gargage, OTHER CHARGES INCURRED laundry rm, patio. 707-942-0904 1561 Third Street IN CONNECTION WITH Napa, California 94559 THE STORAGE OF GOODS. THE 1/24, 30, 2/5 #94849 GOODS 901 Public Notices ARE GENERALLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: luggage, tools, 902 FBN bicycle, PUBLIC NOTICE dresser, car seat, rolling cart, Napa Valley Unified School barbecue, scooter, District school board seeks industrial rug shampooers, book- PUBLIC NOTICE applicants for vacant seat shelves, FICTITIOUS BUSINESS Napa Valley Unified School District printer cartridges, misc boxes, bags NAME STATEMENT school trustees will appoint some- and furniture. FILE NO. 2018-0000089 one to fill the seat vacated by Stacy THE NAME OF THE PEOPLE The following person(s) is Bratlien, who resigned from the WHOSE ACCOUNT THE GOODS (are)doing business as: school board to move to Angwin to WERE STORED-SEE BELOW: NAPA VALLEY MAGNETS attend Pacific Union College, a Amy Pargett unit #366, Pure Set 13 VILLAGE PARKWAY move that would make her ineligible Construction unit #294, NAPA CA 94558 to continue on the NVUSD Board. A Jose M. Duran unit #269, Frank (707) 294-7977 trustee must live in the attendance Silva unit # 98, NICHOLAS BARRESI area that he or she was elected Robert Busch unit #59, This business is conducted by: from. Bratlien represents Area 1, OF NAPA MIDTOWN STORAGE, INDIVIDUAL. which is: Bounded on the NORTH LOCATED AT 895 JACKSON ST. Registrant commenced to transact beyond Yountville Crossroad includ- NAPA, CA 94559 business under the fictitious ing portions of Yount Mill Road to NAPA MIDTOWN STORAGE business name or names listed We’ve got it covered in the NORTHWEST and State Lane 895 JACKSON ST. NAPA, CA. above on: 1/22/2018. to the NORTHEAST, to the WEST 94559 Statement Expires On: 1/22/2023 by Highway 29 and Dry Creek John LeVasseur Signed: NICHOLAS BARRESI The Napa Valley Road, to the EAST by the Napa Manager I hereby certify that this copy is a County Line, to the SOUTH by (707)257-8877 correct copy of the original Trancas Street/Hagen Road/First January 12, 2018 statement on file in my office. Register Classifi eds Avenue/Coombsville Road-Wild JOHN CARDOZA #5860870 DATED: JANUARY 22, 2018 Horse Valley Road. Her seat is up 1/29, 2/5. #94439 JOHN TUTEUR Napa County Clerk-Recorder By: C. 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How many hearts can Sports . . . you find on this page in three minutes? My favorite Winter Have a friend try. Who Olimpic Sport is running. found the most? My favourite is running because it is hard, but Hearty Mouse STEP 1: STEP 2: STEP 3: I also like swimming in STUFF YOU’LL NEED: Winter. Evelyn, 5th Grade, googly eyes Shearer Elem School glue stick (optional) My favorite Olympic sport construction paper Cut out a big Fold the heart Cut out two is ice hockey, since it is scissors black marker pink heart. in half. smaller hearts. very fun to watch and a very amazing sport. Help the mouse reach the cheese. STEP 4: STEP 5: STEP 6: Ovier 5th Grade, Shearer Elem School
I like when they snoboard because they do flips Glue small hearts Cut out six little and they go down the to make an ear. strips to make Glue on whiskers Glue on a googly whiskers. Cut out and tail. Use marker mountain with style. eye or draw an eye. a squiggly tail. to make a black Jorge, 5th Grade, nose. Shearer Elem School Standards Link: Reading Comprehension: Follow simple written step-by-step directions. My favorite is snow boarding because I think Love Bugs it’s fun to slide down a STUFF YOU’LL NEED: snow mountain.. Eduardo, 5th Grade, Shearer Elem School glue stick scissors black marker construction paper STEP 1: STEP 2: My favorite winter Olympic Cut out a large and Glue together as sport is ice skating. a small heart shape, shown. Add spots Jocelyn, 5th Grade, a large and small and eyes with circle, and two marker. Shearer Elem School How many small strips. differences My favorite winter Olympic can you spot is hockey because it is a between these little bit like soccer. two love bugs? Luis, 5th Grade, Shearer Elem School
My favorite winter Olympic slit is tennis, because it is a lot of fun. Brianna, 5th Grade, STUFF YOU’LL NEED: Shearer Elem School
pencil My favorite winter sport is scissors hockey because you get to glue stick construction paper ice skate and play sports! Look through the Rene, 5th Grade, slit newspaper for one small STEP 1: STEP 2: STEP 3: Shearer Elem School heart heart to three pictures, wings Cut out heart-wing Glue a medium Make two small shape, two and a small horizontal slits at words or articles medium that make you My favorite winter Olympic heart medium sized heart on center of heart hearts and two each wing. wings. Insert pencil feel happy. sport is soccer because small hearts. through slits. Standards Link: Research: you are going to be cold Use the newspaper to Standards Link: Reading Comprehension: Follow simple written directions. locate information. and bored and playing soccer you are not. Juan, 5th Grade, Shearer Elem School Draw a line from each Valentine’s Day message to the VALENTINE Find the words by looking up, animal who wrote it. down, backwards, forwards, My frivet sport is ice WHISKERS sideways and diagonally. scating. MESSAGE Joana, 5th Grade, “You make my E G A S S E M V A E STORIES Shearer Elem School heart squeak!” FLUTTER S W L B P A T E N T HEARTS T T H L E K E I M R My favorite winter sport “I go bananas is jumping in a pool when for you!” PATENT O N R I R L T P A E “You’re SQUEAK it’s cold, I don’t know why. R T Y A S N L A R T purrrr-fect!!” MARKER Abraham, 5th Grade, I I D T E K N P K T Shearer Elem School “You make my PAPER heart flutter!” CANDY E E N L S H E E E U TAIL S W A R D F U R R L “I hope to sea you Money Math DARK N V C K A E U Q S F on Valentine’s DRAW Write a math problem that Day!” solves a money question! Check Standards Link: Letter sequencing. Recongized identical BELL words. Skim and scan reading. Recall spelling patterns. your anwser for accuracy. For example: Tina had $7.50 then purchased a book that cost $3.45. How much did she have left? (Answer: $4.05) Deadline: March 4 Valentine’s Day Dot-to-Dot Published: Week of Apr. 1 On one page of the newspaper find and Send your story to: circle the letters that spell the words, “Happy Napa Valley Register Valentine’s Day!” Then connect the dots to Attn: Kid Scoop make a design. Color in the design. 1615 Soscol Avenue Napa, CA 94559 PLEASE INCLUDE YOUR SCHOOL AND GRADE!! Standards Link: Hand-eye coordination. Please include your school and grade.
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