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Maxwell Folk, a Venture Scout in Boy Scout Troop

94 Folsom

Mr. Larry Hyde, El Dorado District Advancement Chair and Maxwell Folk, Boy Scout Troop 94. Photo by Mark Loper

On Thursday, October 20, 2011, Max F. was honored at the Golden Empire Council, El Dorado District Roundtable with a presentation by Mr. Larry Hyde, El Dorado District Advancement Chair.

Max was awarded the BSA National Heroism Award for actions he undertook, February 2011 in averting a potentially serious home fire that involved his younger sibling. While home with his sister, who was cooking a meal in the kitchen, she unknowingly attempted to douse a cooking oil fire with water which spread the fire even

further. Upon hearing his sister’s frantic screaming, it was through Max’s quick actions he was able to supress the rapidly spreading flames with a fire extinguisher. After extinguishing the flames Max was able to comfort his sister until their mother and the fire department arrived.

This is the second highest National BSA Award for bravery and is awarded to a scout who has demonstrated heroism and skill in saving or attempting to save a life.

Max is entitled to wear the Heroism Medal and Knot.

There’s an estimated 30,000 veterans coming back to live and work in California each year. Creating their own business is one key for a successful return to civilian life. The non-profit Disabled Veteran Business Enterprise Alliance is leading the way for disabled veterans with entrepreneurial spirit this Veteran’s Day 2011. Alliance members recently were invited to tour the assembly line for the Navy’s top fighter and learned how to become contractors for the jet aircraft program.

Brick Nelson, Northrop Grumman Deputy Director for Business Development, welcomed the OC/LA CA Disabled Veteran Business Enterprise (DVBE) Alliance Chapter members

and hosted a tour of the F/A-18 Super Hornet line. Following the tour the DVBE’s were given a presentation by Brick, educating everyone on how to do business with Northrop Grumman.

The DVBE Alliance is a statewide non-profit serving California disabled military men and women offering business opportunity, networking and mentoring.

There are nine statewide regional Alliance Chapters, and a Traveling Chapter that serves remote communities throughout the state. There is no cost to disabled CA Veterans to become members of the non-profit DVBE Alliance.

Community Coffee

Senator Ted Gaines talks business with Renee Nunes Taylor of SMUD.

Senator Ted Gaines, together with the Folsom Chamber, and Bidwell Street Bistro hosted a Community Coffee November 1st. Fresh croissants and coffee were served from 9am to 10am. The Senator is a small business man. He’s an owner of an insurance business.

I shared with him that we small business people think the elected officials are doing a lot of BUSY-NESS. There’s a need for legislators to experience owning a business, so they can make better more intelligent decisions when it comes to commanding regulations and taxes/fees on business.

Calvin Coolidge observed that “the business of America is business.” California’s business should be business, NOT busy-ness.

Former U.S. Senator George McGovern from Minnesota had a bed and breakfast business after a career in politics. He had an article for INC. magazine in December 1993. The Senator discusses what being a small business owner has taught him. He thought, if only his career sequence had been the other way around. He learned the hard way what the powers of ignorant government people do to small business.

You can read his article on line. The title is “What I Know Now: Nibbled to Death”

The link is: http://www.inc.com/magazine/19931201/3809.html

It’s good to know Senator Ted Gaines owns a small business.

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Pet Tails

Attila the HonFrom Milan, Italy

Sacramento residents Janet Garner and her sister, Caye Woods are the happy owners of 3 1/2 year old Attila, a Doberman pinscher. Attila was born to a breeder in Milan, Italy and lived with him for the first two and a half years. There he was trained as a Companion dog.He then went to Germany to be trained as a Protection Dog. He has Schutzund training, which we don’t have here in the U.S., and has graduated as a Certified Service Dog. The new owners met Attila at the K9 Working Dogs International, LLC in Langford, Kansas. While they had to learn German to communicatewith him, he had to learn English. The Doberman originated in Germany over 100 years ago. Today, this elegant, obedient and resourceful breed is a companion and service dog all over the world. Dobermans are puppy-like until about 4 years old. Attila is full of energy and likes to get up early. After playing for about an hour in themorning his owners alternate taking him for his 45 minute walk. During the day he takes short naps. He entertains them with his goofy side of his personality and enjoys chasing squirrels out the backyard. After his squirrel hunt it takes him quite a while to calm down.

By Kay Burton

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Publisher/Owner: Gary Stalick

Pet Tails: Kay Burton

What’s Cooking With Mom: MOM

Home Based Entrerpreneurs Column:La Ronda Bowen

Events Photographer: Tia Gemmell

Successful Thinkers: Darren Bocksnick

Investment Real Estate Group David Granzella

NFIB Voice of Small Business: John Kabetek

Prism of Living: Helen Dang

Take Back Your Life: Dan F. Deshong

Comments: David Koenig

Typsetting: Steve Atkins

Moments of Happiness: Gary Stalick

Legal Ease: Michael L. Hanks

Wannapreneur: Brett Owens

Act Right: Charlie Holliday

Political Observation: Adrian Perez

Community Foodle: Alona Thomas

Kay Burton is a longtime columnist and supporter of the SSPCA and

other rescue groups. To share your family pet story with our readers, email: [email protected]

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Comments

I AM the 99%According to the news reports and the demonstrators

I’ve heard interviewed during the various “Occupy” protests, I am one of the 99% they are talking about that should be protesting the 1% of the top wage earners in the country. So I painted a sign and got ready to head down to my local town center to join in with others to protest “The Man”.

As I got ready to head out, I realized it was only 7:30 in the morning and I still had a full day of work to do so I could pay my federal, state and local taxes as well as my social security money I’ll never see and the various other deductions that pay for god knows what else. When my work day had ended, I got ready to head down to the protesters but realized I had responsibilities at home that my family needed me to tend to. Once I got all of this stuff out of the way, I was ready to go.

I drove down to my town center to join in and a funny thing happened…..there wasn’t anyone there. Only various businesses operating with people of all age groups and a wide range of salaries working to deliver goods and services to people like you and me. Some people there make more money than others and some of the business owners make more money than others but that’s what it’s like in a free, democratic, capitalistic society. Some people earn more than others because they have worked harder or went to college for a better education. And then it hit me, I AM one of the 99% of Americans who think these protestors need to get a job, get a life or get the hell out of dodge.

By David Koenig

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Act Right

More Questions From The Internet . . .

Hello Charlie, I am an actor just starting out in Sacramento. I was wondering what you would suggest I do first? Should I join a class or just start showing up to auditions? Should I move to San Francisco or LA or should I try to get experience here in Sacramento first? Can I use any headshot from a digital camera or is important to get a professional picture done? Thank you for your time.L.G.Thanks for your questions, L.G. Just showing up at auditions without really knowing how to audition probably isn’t the best idea. People remember their first impression of you for a long time, and if you aren’t prepared, it can take a long time to get back to see them again. You need some experience before hitting the “big city.” Partly for the same reason as stated above. To go to LA without being in the Screen Actors Guild makes it about 50 times harder to get any work, or an agent, etc. Don’t be in a hurry!The single most important tool an actor has is a good headshot. Spend the money to get a good one. I can make some recommendations. You can contact me at [email protected], or there are a couple of links to good photographers on my web site, www.charlieactor.com.Charlie

If you have a question for Charlie, just email it to [email protected].

By Charlie Holliday

Lawyers and the Economy Despite some popular belief to the contrary, business and real estate (and other) lawyers assist (and some would argue enable) our private enterprise econ-omy to function. Lawyers enable deals to be made, and businesses to be formed, purchased and sold. Lawyers also work to resolve business and contract disputes peacefully, and indeed to make it possible to enforce private contracts in the first place in many situations. Such work is essential to the successful operation of our diverse, tech-driven and competitive economy. If you have a job or own a business, thank an attorney.

Legal Ease By Michael L. Hanks

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Calculate Your Ideal Stock Portfolio With New (Free) Tool Riskalyze

Congratulations to local serial entrepreneur Aaron Klein, who launched his new startup’s product, Riskalyze, last week.

Riskalyze is a free investing tool that uses questions and math to help you determine what your risk profile is as an investor. Then, it helps you create a portfolio that fits your “risk profile.”

“Investing is broken, and we’re on a mission to fix it,” said Aaron Klein, Riskalyze’s CEO. “We’re taking the emotion and conflict out of investing, replacing it with quantitative math, and allowing people to calculate an optimal portfolio of investments that truly fit them.”

Riskalyze’s technology is based on the premise that, even as the Internet has transformed much of our lives during the last few years, our human process for making risk/reward decisions hasn’t changed. “Until Riskalyze, technology really wasn’t able to capture the subjectivity of risk tolerance,” said Klein. “This is a revolutionary change for the world of investing.”

The Risk Fingerprint Capture process is a short series of questions that are used to identify how you make risk/reward decisions.

The resulting set of risk/reward decisions allows Riskalyze algorithms to construct a unique and personal “Risk Fingerprint” for you, classifying you all the way from “Gardeners” who like to nurture and grow their investments over time, to “Astronauts” who have the risk tolerance to shoot for the stars.

The goal is an actionable portfolio that takes the emotion and conflict out of investing - it’s entirely based on your tolerance for risk and beliefs about the future of the financial world.

Aaron asked me to construct a portfolio for Riskalyze. I took the risk questionnaire and was shocked to find myself in the “highest risk tolerance” bucket!

My portfolio is not quite that of an optimistic gunslinger, though, and instead reflects an anticipation that the financial world will continue to limp along at best. You can check it out here.

You can check out Riskalyze in public beta, for free, at Riskalyze.com.

By Brett Owens

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11230 Gold Express Drive, Suite 310-264, Gold River, CA 95670

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Email: [email protected]

Publisher/Owner: Gary Stalick

Pet Tails: Kay Burton

Food Column: MOM

Fashion: Karri Grant

Home Based Entrerpreneurs Column:La Ronda Bowen

Events Photographer: Tia Gemmell

Successful Thinkers: Darren Bocksnick Columnist: NORCALREIA, David Granzella

Within The Millionaire Mind: Jim Bellacera

Business & You: Amparo Diaz Aztiazarain

Business Advisory: Amparo Diaz Aztiazarain

Comments: David Koenig

Typsetting: Steve Atkins

Hot Flash Columnist: Cindy Sample

Legal Ease: Michael L. HanksWannapreneur: Brett Owens

Biz Ideas for Kids: Sarah Cook

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Political Observation

Californians Should Cut Back Legislator Hours

With California’s unemployment hovering at around 12.5 percent, the second highest in the nation and the state’s world economic ranking being dropped to number 8, when it was once number 5, it has become apparent that state government officials cannot fix the economy. It’s not that they don’t want to fix it, it’s because they don’t know how.

Nearly 950 pieces of legislation were introduced in the Senate alone this past legislative session, with few actually targeted at fixing the state’s economic crisis, and most being a clarification or re-writing of an existing law. Clarifying and re-writing existing laws does not require a full-time legislature. A full-time administrative employee can accomplish the same, thus, begging the question, why do we have a full-time legislature?

The 2012 election year will test California voter’s true beliefs as the new “top-two vote getters” concept will be implemented. This is where the top two vote getters in the spring primary election, without regard to party affiliation, will face each other in the fall general election. Its intent was to send a message to legislators that they need to tend to the needs of Californians, like the economy. Instead, it appears legislators missed or opted to ignore the message. Perhaps they’ll respond to a referendum on making the legislature part-time.

Today’s legislators see their policy development role as a career with salaries, benefits and a retirement plan, as long as they can get themselves reelected. This role should not be a career, but a duty to the people of California. A part-time legislature, which will probably be on next year’s ballot as an initiative, should narrow their focus and what is really troubling California and not on special interest needs.

By Adrian Perez

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National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB)/CA - The Voice of Small Business

Final Tally of Bill Vetoes and Signings Leaves Small Business Wondering

Good news is: A number of bills important to small business and supported by NFIB were signed by the Governor. Specifically, we witnessed the signing of Senate Bill 617 (Calderon and Pavley), which requires a thorough economic analysis for every regulation with an economic impact of over $50 million.

One of the most important bills that NFIB defeated was Senate Bill 104 (Steinberg) was strongly opposed by NFIB and would have allowed employees within the agricultural industry to organize unions in the workplace through an undemocratic, intimidation-based “card check” process, not through a private balloting process.

There were some bills that NFIB strongly advocated for that sadly the Governor vetoed. Perhaps the most important was Assembly Bill 135 (Hagman). The measure required one of the members of the California Air Resources Board (CARB) to be a small business owner. It is critical that one of the most powerful regulatory agencies, with enormous authority over the cost of doing business in California, has input from the business owners that it regulates. Environmentalists have been opposed to businesses being heard in the regulatory process, seeing them as the enemy of the environment, and the Sierra Club and others came out in full opposition to this bill.

So at the end of the day, where is small business left? We were able to stop some bad bills and get some good laws signed. With an important election year right around the corner, now is the time for our leaders to walk the talk – and for all of us on Main Street to hold their feet to the fire to make it happen.

John Kabateck

NFIB is the nation’s leading small business association, with offices in Washington, D.C. and all 50 state capitals. NFIB gives small and independent business owners a voice in shaping the public policy issues that affect their business. NFIB’s mission is to promote and protect the right of our members to own, operate and grow their businesses. More information about NFIB is available online at www.NFIB.com/newsroom.

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Moments of Happiness

Buy it Yourself My son told me he needed a suit for some of his potential business meetings. He didn’t ask me to buy it for him. He figured he’d have to save the money to get a nice quality suit. I’ve tried to share with my 3 kids to pay cash (don’t charge it). They have learned to earn before they purchase something. The same goes for major purchases, like a car. All three of my kids in their young 20’s have no car payments. I didn’t give any money to them for their cars. I’m proud of my kids and I enjoy seeing them mature. I decided to buy a good quality suit for my son. I set it up for him at Design Tailor. Ando (the owner) knows quality suits. My son was very thankful when I told him about buying him a suit. I told him when I could meet to select a suit. A few days later I called my son to let him know I wouldn’t be available to go certain days. I was starting to suggest to him to call and make an appointment with Ando, when he told me that he’s ahead of me.My son had already made an appointment with Ando. As surprising as that was to me, it made me happy to know he’s pro-active in getting things done. We raise our kids so they can stand on their own. He’s showing the effort. It was a relief and a good happy feeling finding out, I didn’t have to follow up on a maturing young man.

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“Did You Know This?”In raw numbers, California collects more tax than

any other state, as you might expect. Receipts rang in at $104.8 billion in 2010, according to U.S. Census data. Even though the sales tax declined by a percentage point on July 1, it remains among the country’s highest. Gas taxes are the second highest in the nation. In July 2011, the state doubled the motor vehicle fuel tax from 17.3 cents per gallon to 35.3 cents per gallon.

Where’s all that money going??? Every time I put 20 gallons of gas in my pickup the State gets over $7 (over SEVEN dollars). What are they doing with all that money?

If you can answer who is in charge of that money and where it’s distributed, we’d like to know. You can email [email protected].

Clean Tech Showcase SARTA (Sacramento Area Regional Technology Alliance) provides support to early-stage technology companies to help them succeed. It does this through leadership classes, coaching, and networking. The Sacramento 2011 Clean Tech Showcase is one of the primary ways that SARTA provides both high quality networking opportunities for the young companies and support organizations, but also highlights for the community our collective accomplishments in building a regional clean tech industry. Neal Dikeman, Founding Partner, Jane Capital shared his knowledge of energy. He spoke at the speed of a bullet. He has decades of experience as entrepreneur, banker and investor. Neal discussed where the future successes in clean tech will come from, how the market for clean tech is evolving, and how to profit from it. I cornered Neal and was very impressed with his background of knowledge.

Attendees of Clean Tech Showcase: Gary Stalick, Xavier Gardner, and Scott Kime

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Playing To Win Or Just PlayingI was at my grandson’s soccer game the other day and very quickly found out

that we could not yell at the kids or coaches. I wanted so to correct what I perceived to be in error, but I listened to my daughter and kept my mouth shut. That is the first rule in grand parenting you know. These kids were having so much fun and there was no pressure on them. Yes the coach did some correcting but in love and with compassion. There was no score and therefore no winner or loser. They were just having fun. They got excited when they scored a goal but not so upset when the other team did as well. When did we stop playing and have to win all the time at any cost? I have gotten to be such a fair weather sports fan that if my team is not winning I have trouble watching the game. We have completely lost our loyalty not only in sports but in the family, in the community and especially our nation. We need to capture the heart of the little children and try to get back what we have lost. We can you know. The best way out of the mess we are in is in serving others and having fun doing it. There are plenty of people out there that need help and there are plenty of people able to help. We need a method like “kids soccer” to put into play and take back our life. What is the difference between playing to play or playing to win? I love some thoughts from Karen Kimsey-House, CEO and co-founder CFI.

One is in the moment and the other is outcome or results focused. Playing to play has that special blend of joy and gratitude.In playing to play, there is aliveness and celebration and connection in each moment. When the victory comes, it’s a cool surprise – “Oh wow…I won!!!” – Instead of the result of a hard-fought battle.

In playing to win, there is dissatisfaction. Dissatisfaction with the game, with one’s own abilities, and more important with the other players. There is only one thing that will fit the bill and that is winning. And somehow when the victory comes, it’s not that sweet. The build-up has been too tense and the price of winning too high. One realizes that somehow they lost themselves a little in the battle. Lost presence. Lost the in-the-moment aliveness that comes with playing to play. This just isn’t about soccer, it’s about life. Let go and play and you will be amazed how much you win.

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Adult PretendingA dollar saved (on taxes) is a dollar earned (in untaxed

income.) Now, I’m no tax or legal expert – and you should always consult your financial advisor before doing anything with your money. But there are many different ways to take advantage of owning real estate to shelter your finances from the withering effect of taxes – especially as you earn more and more money!

For example, one method many investors take advantage of is the use of ‘depreciation.’ We investors call depreciation ‘adult pretending.’ According to the government, after 27.5 years (for residential property) your house will turn into a pile of dust and not exist anymore. You can claim the entire value of the home in taxes over that period of time. Different parts of the home depreciate at different rates – the concrete, walk way etc is on a 15 year depreciation schedule while thing like the fridge and dishwasher are on a shorter schedule – 7 years. If you wanted to take things a step further, you could go ahead and itemize these things further – the roof for instance can be on its own 27.5 year schedule. When you replace it at year 6, you claim the rest of the value immediately and get to set up another schedule for the new roof. Not only that, but if you don’t use all the depreciation you’ve claimed in a given year, it rolls on forever like a reverse bank account. Does no more taxes ever sound good to you? Then get to your local REIA and start investing!

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November 11 Girls Night Out

December 5 Repeal of Prohibition

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Community Foodie

Pomp And Pomegranates Pomegranates are an ancient fruit. It is reported that they were on of the items brought to Moses to prove that the “promised land” was fertile. The Bible has many references of this fruit and describes high priests with pomegranates embroidered on their robes. Throughout the ages the pomegranate has been a symbol of splendor and magnificence. Skylake Ranch located in Durham brings this “miracle fruit” to our doorstep. In 2006, Gail Brown, surrounded by walnut, almond and olive orchards decided to plant 20 acres of the family farm in pomegranates. In a short time they were harvesting by hand 150,000 of these sweet red gems. The fruits really like the valley environment with irrigation and sun (but at the right time or they will burst). They are very hardy and do not require any kind of spraying. Gail along with her son and daughter-in-law are partners in this endeavor that make this a complete family run operation with hands on skills. Gail judges when they are ready which varies every year usually between October and November. Family and friends head for the field to do the picking. The Browns press the whole pomegranate to bring out the best flavor of the juice. They develop each of the products and great recipe suggestions. I particularly enjoyed the “The Perfect Pomegranate Martini”. The fruit spread is Gail’s recipe and has half the amount of sugar of jam and contains 60% pomegranate juice. It is yummy. While at the ranch I tasted their newest product in development – balsamic pomegranate vinegar. That is one that will become part of my vinegar collection. Skylake Ranch products are found at Corti Bros. and at the Sunrise Mall Farmer’s Market. Their website includes products to order and best of all the recipes.

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Prism of Living By Helen Dang

Fashion’s NightOut Sacramento is not typically considered a city of fashion. We usually think of New York, San Francisco or Los Angeles as mega centers of haut couture and runway shows that set the stylish trends for America. A capital city of politics, insurance and conservatism, Sacramento seems to have appeared on the quiet, safe, timid side and so is the way its people dress. That’s why I was thrilled to witness for the first time the Fashion’s NightOut organized at Arden Mall on September 8th. It was definitely not the first nor the best soiree fashion event we have in Sac. However, it was the first NightOut happening at the same time with other fashionable sister cities in the nation, a fact showing that Sac is now connecting to the national network of fashion and thus embarking on evolving itself to a metropolitan of higher level of sophistication. This growth to me is so needed to bring Sac on par with the city modernly dynamic changes we are seeing. Fashion as an art form is not mere superficial vanity. Like art, it needs to be properly appreciated. We don’t necessarily wear fanciful haut couture or runway creations for daily living. To embrace fashion is to know the in style trends and fit them to your own personality, making it fun and interesting, and most importantly, a true reflection of your inner beauty. As your beauty is not skin deep, isn’t presenting its best potential to the world a worthy effort? Believe it or not, such efforts do not always require much time or money. It starts with the desire to look good, which will motivate you to observe and discover what styles and colors work the magic on you. Focus on emphasizing your great features that in turn will downplay the flaws you may have. Take a little risk and use your imagination to create something unique for your own signature look. Be trendy and be different! It is quite achievable!

Helen Dang TH is a real estate broker for Savvie. She used to work for Jardine Matheson and Franklin Templeton. A former editor, teacher and translator.

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Take Back Your Life By Dan F. Deshong

“When you know what you want, and want it bad enough, you will find a way to get it.” Jim Rohn: Motivational speaker, philosopher, author

“Thought is the blossom; language the bud; action the fruit behind it.” Ralph Waldo Emerson: Was an essayist, poet, philosopher

“Work like you don’t need the money; love like you’ve never been hurt; and dance like no one is watching.” Satchel Paige, Professional baseball pitcher

“Stop taking your feelings seriously and acting on them as if they were valid judgement.” Vincent Collins, author; Me, Myself, and You, 1969


Cub Scout Pack 281 Celebrates Halloween! Cub Scout Pack 281, chartered by

Gold River Discovery Center, held their annual Halloween celebration in style! Over 80 Cub Scouts and their siblings

dressed up in their Halloween finery as they participated in games, crafts, a cake walk, and a “scary” maze as part of their October pack meeting at the

school. Many of the leaders and parents also joined in the fun of dressing up for Halloween. For information about Gold River’s Cub Scout pack contact

Cubmaster Greg Willey at 916-342-3805. In the photos, do you see den leader Judy Boyce and committee chair Wendy McDonald?


Boy Scout Troop 281 joined with Pack 281 of Gold River for Sugar Pine Point

Camping Trip The Boy Scouts of Troop 281 in Gold River CA recently went on a camping trip to historic Sugar Pine Point State Park in Lake Tahoe CA. Joining them were the Webelos of Pack 281 also from Gold River. During this camping trip the older Boy Scouts had the opportunity to help

guide and teach the younger scouts many of the skills necessary for their advancement to become Boy Scouts themselves during the next step of their progression in Scouting. Along with learning to pitch a tent and outdoor fire building and safety the boys worked on meal preparation,

essentials for hiking, knots and rope fusing.

As you would expect after a full day of activities there was a big campfire where Scouts, Leaders and Parents all joined in roasting marshmallows for S’mores, telling stories and jokes and even holding a special flag retirement

ceremony. by Rich Baum Sugar Pine point Info: http://www.parks.ca.gov/?page_id=25239 For more information on Scouting / Troop 281 call Rich @ 916-296-5778 Photos by Rich Baum Photography - 916–296-5778 – http://richbaum.smugmug.com

Boy Scouts Ananth Mepperla and Guneet Bindra teach outdoor fire building and safety techniques

Scout Master Burt Peterson helps the scouts with their rope and knot skills to qualify for their upcoming merit badge

Scout Master Burt Paterson guides the scouts on a hike in beautiful Tahoe National Forest

Boy Scouts Taylor Baum & Sean O’Brien proudly display the Scout Salute

Boy Scout Taylor Baum leads the Webelos learning to Fuse Ropes

Boy Scout Troop 281 joined by Webelos Pack 281 before a hike

“The purpose of life is a life of purpose.” . . . . Robert Byrne: A leading chess player and newspaper columnist

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Free Admission Day at Fairytale Town

(families who donate canned goods receive free admission)The Day After Thanksgiving

Friday, November 25, from 10AM to 4PM Fairytale Town is offering Free Admission to families who bring a canned or packaged good for donation on Friday, November 25, 2011 - the day after Thanksgiving. Fairytale Town is serving as a donation site for the Sacramento Food Bank & Family Services: Holiday Spirit of Giving Food Drive. Activities in the park will include a hands-on activity for children and puppet shows in the Children’s Theater (for a nominal fee). Families can spend a few leisurely hours in the crisp winter air and let the hustle and bustle of the season pass them by. Let your imaginations run wild around the 25 oversized storybook playsets and exhibits. Say hello to Fairytale Town’s newest residents the three little piglets, and the many other barnyard animals. Parents and children alike can explore the Crooked Mile, King Arthur’s Castle, Cinderella’s Pumpkin Coach, Sherwood Forest, or the Yellow Brick Road. This event is sponsored by Ronald McDonald House Charities, and Pacific Dental Services.

For more information, please call 916-808-7462 or visit our website at www.fairytaletown.org. What: Free Admission Day at Fairytale TownWhen: Friday, November 25, 2011 - Canned Food Drive 10AM to 4PM (weather permitting) Where: Fairytale Town, 3901 Land Park Drive, Sacramento, CA 95822Contact Phone: 916-808-7462Contact e-mail: [email protected]: www.fairytaletown.org

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Ribbon Cutting

Folsom Chamber gets behind “Freshii” owners as they cut the ribbon. Do you see Marc Chan?

Have All You Want

Government Affairs Meeting—Folsom

Free Samples

Beer Ambassador

Lisa the Artist

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Beer Mug HoldingRotary Octoberfest

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A New Scout

A Happy Couple Relaxing

Jim Karnis was given two hand full’s of joy (food & wine) from the owner of “Freshii” Michele Mills at the restaurant during the business mixer.

Lola & Gordon Purdy join in the fun at Freshii’s during October’s Folsom Chamber mixer. Lisa Magruder, Harry Leman, and Becky Moiro take

time to chat after the mixer at Freshii’s.

Jim Karnis from Folsom Rotary and Beth Tincher SMUD discussing government involvement.

Saturday Oct. 22, 7 tents & a courtyard with Whole Foods vendors, letting people tastes the goods. Set up in the parking lot in front of Whole Foods at Palladio.

Andrew Calisterio served up some delightful brew. Ruhstaller Beer

Lisa Magruder in the center of photo is a fabulous artist. A very creative gal. She had a display in the courtyard of Whole Foods.

Scott Bodell Playing guitar and singing. He entertained the crowd in the vendors courtyard of Whole Foods.

Did you know Whole Foods had a train?

Ray Ray in the front wanted to share the moment with the volunteer Boy Scouts Troop 94. They served up all the food, and cleared the tables too. Good job Scouts. Jon Lozaro Scout Master.

Robert Velarde is quick to share information on how to use the internet. Photo with Xavier R.R. Anthony Gardner at a Successful Thinkers event.

It’s a contest at the Rotary Octoberfest. What kind of prize would cause a man to hold a beer mug away from his mouth for an extended period of time?

Dinner companions break for a foto—op, photo by Nanette Jones


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Peanut Butter and Chutney DipIngredients:

• 1 (8 oz.) package cream cheese, softened • 1 teaspoon curry powder • 1 cup Creamy Natural Peanut Butter, stirred • 1/2 cup Cranberry Chutney • Water biscuits or crackers

Directions:

1 MIX cream cheese and curry powder until well blended. Spread evenly on a 9-inch serving plate. Spread peanut butter over cream cheese. Spread chutney over peanut butter.

2 CHILL until serving. Serve with water biscuits or crackers. Store in refrigerator.

TIP Additional curry powder can be added for a spicier

Cucumber Peanut Butter BitesIngredients:

• 1 English cucumber • 3 tablespoons Natural Creamy Peanut Butter, stirred • 2 tablespoons light mayonnaise • 1 tablespoon chopped red bell pepper

Directions:

1 CUT portion of cucumber into eight 3/4-inch thick rounds. Remove centers with spoon or small melon ball scoop until thin layer of cucumber remains in bottom.

2 STIR together peanut butter and mayonnaise. Fill center of cucumbers with mixture using melon ball scoop. Top with pieces of red pepper.

Apple Turkey BurgersPREP TIME: 20 min, COOK TIME: 15 min., 4 Servings

Ingredients:

• Original No-Stick Cooking Spray • 3/4 pound ground turkey • 1/2 cup peeled, shredded apple • 2 green onions, thinly sliced • 3/4 teaspoon lemon pepper • 1/4 teaspoon salt • 1/8 teaspoon apple pie spice* • 1/4 cup bottled chili sauce • 2 tablespoons ketchup • 1/4 cup Apple Jelly • 4 whole wheat hamburger buns, toasted, if desired • Lettuce leaves (optional)

Directions:

1 HEAT broiler. Spray broiler pan with no-stick cooking spray. 2 COMBINE turkey, apple, green onions, lemon pepper, salt and apple pie spice in large bowl. Shape into 4 patties about 1/2-inch thick. 3 COMBINE chili sauce, ketchup and apple jelly in small saucepan. Heat over medium heat, stirring occasionally while patties cook. Cool slightly. 4 BROIL turkey patties about 6 inches from heat for 6 to 8 minutes per side or until no longer pink in center. 5 PLACE lettuce and burgers on bottom halves of buns. Top each with 2 tablespoons sauce. Cover with bun tops. Serve immediately.

TIP The turkey mixture and sauce can be prepared a day in advance and refrigerated, tightly covered. Broil patties and reheat sauce just prior to serving.

TIP *Substitute a pinch of cinnamon and a pinch of allspice for apple pie spice, if desired.

Black Cherry ClafoutiPREP TIME: 15 min, COOK TIME: 40 min., 4 to 6 servings

Ingredients:

• No-Stick Cooking Spray • 2 large eggs • 3/4 cup milk • 1/2 cup All Purpose Flour • 2 tablespoons sugar • 1/8 teaspoon salt • 1/2 teaspoon almond extract • 1 (11.75 oz.) jar Black Cherry Flavor Topping, divided • 1/4 cup sliced almonds • Powdered sugar (optional)

Directions: 1 HEAT oven to 400°F. Coat 9-inch pie plate with no-stick cooking spray. 2 WHISK eggs and milk until blended. Add flour, sugar, salt and almond extract. Whisk until smooth. Or put all ingredients in blender container. Process 15 seconds. Let stand 3 minutes. 3 SPREAD 3/4 cup topping evenly in prepared pie plate. Pour batter over top. Swirl topping and batter with a knife. Place small spoonfuls of remaining topping around outer edge of batter. Sprinkle with almonds. 4 BAKE 25 to 30 minutes or until golden brown and knife inserted in center comes out clean. Cool 30 minutes before serving. Sprinkle with powdered sugar, if desired.

Apricot Chicken and Pepper FajitasPREP TIME: 10 min, COOK TIME: 10 min., 6 fajitas

Ingredients: • 2 tablespoons 100% Extra Virgin Olive Oil • 1 pound skinless, boneless chicken breasts, cut into 1/2-inch wide strips, 3 to 4-inches long • 1 teaspoon fajita seasoning • 1/2 large green pepper, cut into 1/4-inch strips • 1/2 large red pepper, cut into 1/4-inch strips • 1/3 cup Sugar Free Apricot Preserves • 6 (6-inch) flour tortillas • 2 tablespoons chopped fresh cilantro

Directions: 1 HEAT oil in large skillet. Coat chicken strips with fajita seasoning. Cook chicken 2 minutes or until opaque on both sides. Add red and green peppers. Cook and stir 2 minutes or until chicken is done and peppers are fork tender. 2 STIR in preserves. Cook 1 minute or until heated through. Fill tortillas with chicken and peppers. Sprinkle with cilantro. TIP Look for fajita seasoning in your grocer’s spice or international aisle.

Apple Cider Peanut DressingIngredients:

• 1/3 cup Creamy Peanut Butter • 1/3 cup seasoned rice vinegar • 1/4 cup Cider Apple Butter • 1 teaspoon reduced sodium soy sauce • 3/4 teaspoon grated gingerroot • 1 teaspoon minced garlic • 1 tablespoon finely chopped fresh cilantro

Directions:

1 COMBINE peanut butter, vinegar, apple butter, soy sauce, gingerroot and garlic in blender container or food processor. Blend until smooth. Stir in finely chopped cilantro.

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Niello Concourse at Serrano The weather was perfect on this autumn afternoon of elegance. With 200 motorcars on display, spanning nearly one hundred years, there was something for everyone to enjoy. From a 1915 Hudson, to the newest models from Ferrari and Maserati, with a strolling fashion show by Brooks Brothers and the ever popular Hennessy Cigar & Cognac Lounge, it was an exciting event. Grand Marshal Chris Cord, grandson of the event’s featured marque of Cord Motorcar’s founder, brought his 1930 L29 Cord to Serrano all the way from Ketchum, Idaho. Event organizers, Brian and Michele Moore, were pleased with the array of automobiles and agreed with the majority of attendees, “This was the best Niello Concours at Serrano ever.”

Best of Show winner 2011 Niello Concours at SerranoJohn and Paul Petrovich in 1936 Auburn Boattail Speedster

Rick Niello, The Niello Company, Michele and Brian Moore, Niello Concours at Serrano event organizers.

Joe and Gayle Hensler with their 1929 Pierce Arrow

Jessica Volchansky, McKinely Moore, Art & Dianna Dunn, Michele & Brian Moore.

Jim & Kathy Orsburn of Gold River, Owners of Family Home Financialwith their 1954 Kaiser Darrin

1938 Mercedes 540K and 1931 Cadillac V-12 on the green at the Niello Concours at Serrano

SCCA Judge Jim Perell, inspects the engine compartment of a Jaguar E-Type Roadster

Ken Ruthenberg of Gold River owner of 1965 Chevrolet Corvette, receives his award from Genevieve Cooper

Volunteers Paul & Carol Cunha in front of a 1937 Packard owned by The Niello Company


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Worried in Prospect VillageDear Betty,

I understand that you help people with hearing loss. Well, my husband has a hearing loss and he even has hearing aids but he rarely wears them. He’ll put them on when we go out but complains they are too loud. So they end up back in their case. He’s so stubborn. All of our children and their families are coming home for Thanksgiving. It’s like a family reunion and there will be 17 of us. I’m worried that my husband won’t be able to participate in all of this wonderful family time. What should I do? Worried in Prospect Village

Dear Worried,I hear this often…no pun intended! It takes a lot for someone to admit a hearing

loss and then spend thousands of dollars to hear better, only to rarely wear their hearing aids. We call this the “hearing aids in a drawer” syndrome. Your husband is not necessarily stubborn. More than likely, his hearing aids are not properly programmed to match his hearing loss. He may be hearing everything louder but not clearer.

At Avalon Hearing, we specialize in helping people who are unhappy with their hearing aids. We may be able to help your husband. This requires retesting his hearing, reprogramming his current hearing aids and educating him on the importance of wearing his hearing aids full-time, every day. Since we’re Gold River neighbors, I would be honored to do this as a courtesy to you and your husband. So let’s get him in right now before your family arrives for Thanksgiving

What people don’t realize is that properly fit, hearing aids are like exercise machines that stimulate what’s left of your hearing. Over time, your brain can forget how to process sounds including speech without this stimulation. This “if you don’t use it, you lose it” phenomenon is called Auditory Deprivation. And it’s another reason to make an appointment right now, before it’s too late.

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Pollens, mold, and mildew spores are dumped into the air at incred-ible intensity. Pollutants from car exhaust, burning fields, and cigarette smoke were also dumped into the stagnant air. All this gunk drifted into your home and when you closed the house up, where do you suppose it’s been ever since? It got trapped in your home. Thanks to today’s air tight, energy efficient homes, your family and guests have been breathing that recycled air-garbage. 2. Your Home Is Your Personal Breeding Ground For Invisible Crit-ters And Varmints In addition to the air-garbage from outside, you have uncontrolled vermin inside. Too tiny to see, dust mites live in your carpet, upholstery, bedding and drapes by the millions. By now their dead bodies and dung are in your house by the billions. They live off your dead skin as do billions of bacteria in your home, including those that cause staph and strep infections. Ever wonder why so many people get strep as soon as it cools off outside? Now you know. Plus, fleas brought into your house last summer don’t die off like they do outside when it freezes. Bacteria and germs have been breeding in the warm fibers of your carpet.

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