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PRESIDENT TRUMP? Ivanka could be heiress to political dynasty D
uring the next four or eight years, you may have the opportunity to witness the grooming of the first woman president of the United States — Ivanka Trump! Make no mistake, President Trump has put her in an advisory role so she can be present to meet or deal with the world’s top leaders. Trump’s first week featured a host of policy talks centered around expanding maternity leave and extending the child care tax credit. Those policy initiatives are the work of his daughter, Ivanka who, while serving as by Richard T. Matz an unpaid adviser to her father, is using her position to execute an ambitious agenda she says will help women in the working world. Could it also set the tone for a Trump political dynasty? The agenda is a natural extension of an initiative Ivanka piloted as head of her clothing and accessories company — a job she recently left to live in DC full time. She’s working just as hard at promoting the cause in Washington as she did on social media, personally lobbying members of Congress to support the maternity leave extension — a policy initiative that the GOP has balked at in years past. Ivanka already possesses all the necessary traits she needs to impress and become first in line for the top position in our country. She has the elegance, the poise, the class and the intelligence to become the next candidate for the Republican Party. What woman candidate or man for either the Republican or Democratic parties can you think of that can top her? Some might disagree and say that Elizabeth Warren or Chelsea Clinton has the chance to become the Democratic candidate and beat her. But the odds makers in Vegas will tell you neither one of them has a chance! While there haven’t been many recent presidents with adult children, it’s rare for a First Kid to be so involved in political daily life. When we think of the elegance in the White House, we immediately think of Jacqueline Kennedy. With the Trumps — and Ivanka — in the White House, we just might have the opportunity to return to Camelot.
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Report: drug use among SEALs ‘staggering’ From cocaine to prescription painkillers, a CBS investigative report revealed rampant drug use among Navy SEALs. Three SEALs who spoke on the condition of anonymity described a growing problem of drug abuse within the SEAL community. In a mandatory meeting, Capt. Jamie Sands, commodore of Naval Special Warfare Group Two addressed the gathered troops. “I feel betrayed,� he said. “How do you do that to us? How do you decide that it’s okay for you to do drugs? I feel like I’m watching our foundation, our culture erode in front of our eyes.� The drug use is not isolated to a single type according to SEALs who have seen the behavior from the inside. “People that we know of, that we hear about, have tested positive for cocaine, methamphetamine, heroin, marijuana, ecstasy,� one SEAL told CBS. The disguised SEALs told CBS that even though all troops are subject to random drug tests, they aren’t conducted away from base, which is most of the time for SEALs and something Sands vowed to change.
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‘THE TICKET’ TAKES SEEING TO NEW LEVELS By Jeri Jacquin MilitaryPress
In theaters and VOD from writer/director Ido Fluk and Shout! Factory Films is a story about seeing what’s important with “The Ticket.� James (Dan Stevens) is blind and living with wife Sam (Malin Akerman), and son Jonah (Skylar Gaertner) they have a nice life together. He works for a company as a telemarketer that gives people cash for their homes. Working with him is buddy Bob (Oliver Platt) and together they have a friendship based on their lack of site. One morning as James is waking up, he become aware that he is seeing light. Immediately they see the doctor and discover that his sight has returned. It is an amazing happening, and the couple is thrilled. James takes time to enjoy having his sight back and all too quickly things begin to change. His employer notices that James production is way up and rewards him accordingly. James also notices Jessica (Kerry Bishe) who flirts openly with him. As he spends more and more time away from home, Sam begins to see a change in her husband. Even their son Jonah cannot help but see that James has become someone they don’t recognize. Taking everything too quickly has its consequences as his marriage, fatherhood and
Dan Stevens stars in “The Ticket� as a blind man who suddenly regains his sight, only to find that seeing leaves him in a different kind of darkness.
friendships all flip like a light switch and leave James in a different kind of darkness. Stevens as James perfected the role of blind-to-site and dealing with the trappings of both worlds. It is difficult to know how anyone would behave in the same situation which is the point, this characters tests us all and Stevens gives us plenty of pause.
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Akerman as Sam is a woman who truly loves her husband. Living a life of caretaking for him is a labor of love and James forgets that easily. I loved watching the turmoil Akerman portrays and I give her kudos for being stronger than a lot of women. Now I stand an applaud when she gives James a choice and sticks to it! Gaertner as Jonah is a young man who is at that age where nothing escapes his attention — even a changing father. Bishe as Jessica is a character I wasn’t about to warm up to and again that’s perhaps there is a lesson in that as well. Platt as Bob is such a good friend and even when James is being a douche bag Bob is still a good friend. But, as with all friendships, there comes a point at which the choices we make affect everything and everyone — Bob is no exception. “The Ticket� has several layers to the story telling where are so in depth here. From a man who is living a good, even if simple life, until a change he never thought would happen wasn’t just a change of his eyesight. Watching James change is actually quite
sad because it begs the question — what does it take to know a good thing? Scenes between Stevens and Platt are absolutely amazing but their final scene together is one that just broke my heart. It is the final scene that will leave the audience holding their breath waiting for an answer that just might not come. Using the backdrop of a serious economy and the “we buy houses� signs, Fluk says, “I live in Brooklyn, and would often see these flyers everywhere. There were houses being foreclosed, and some people were profiting from it.� It makes for an even deeper look at how people treat one another in the worst of times. “It’s a film that asks some very, very big questions,� Stevens says. “It’s the kind of film that, as you leave the movie theater, you just want to talk about for hours.� Well said! In the end — life can be both seen and felt! Jeri Jacquin is the Movie Maven. For more on films and television, go to http://moviemaven. homestead.com.
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Dr. Seuss was a soldier before he gave a cat a hat Chances are you’ve read one of Theodor vey among troops, the cartoon series was Geisel’s books, and, if you have children, rated higher than most other training tools. Oddly enough, the training videos were you’ve probably read them hundreds of times. Known as Dr. Seuss, his books are considered highly-classified material, and a staple of early childhood; you’d be hard- those working and collaborating on the projects were fingerprinted and pressed to find someone who given FBI security clearances. hasn’t read “Green Eggs and Hamâ€? or “Cat in the Hat.â€? These early-reader books are ‘Your Job in Germany’ found in nearly every home, but Also written by Dr. Suess, did you know that before Dr. Sethe propaganda film “Your Job uss was writing and drawing to in Germanyâ€? was considered entertain and educate children, a “bitter, angry and anti-Gerhe was using his talents to eduman,â€? and was shown to troops cate and train U.S. troops? before they went on occupation In 1943, Dr. Seuss joined the duty in Germany after Victory Capt. Theodor Geisel Army as a captain, and served as in Europe (VE) Day. the commander of the Animation DepartIn one part of the film, the narrarator ment of the First Motion Picture Unit of warns troops against speaking with Gerthe U.S. Army Air Forces. His contribution? mans while stationed in the country. Training and propaganda videos. “The Nazi party may be gone, but the Nazi thinking, Nazi training and Nazi trickery remains. The German lust for ‘Private Snafu’ The Private Snafu cartoons were black- conquest is not dead. ‌ You will not argue and-white training and education films with them. You will not be friendly. There written by Dr. Seuss, along with other will be no fraternization with any of the collaborators. The name was taken from German people.â€? the well-known acronym, SNAFU, which stands for “Situation Normal: All F****d ‘Our Job in Japan’ Up.â€? They were intended to help troops, Though a companion film to “Your Job who lacked the ability to read, understand in Germany,â€? “Our Job in Japan,â€? writbasic military protocol. ten (though uncredited) by Dr. Suess, was Private Snafu was voiced by Mel Blanc, more sympathetic to the Japanese people who was the original voice of Bugs Bunny at the end of the war, and focused on the is(as well as Daffy Duck, Porky Pig, Tweety sue of creating a democracy in the country. Bird and many others), and was depicted The film was later used as the basis for as doing everything wrong in the cartoon the 1947 documentary “Design for Death,â€? series to get the point across to troops which was co-written by Geisel and his about what they were expected to do. The wife, and won the 1948 Academy Award creation was an obvious success: In a sur- for Best Documentary Feature. 'PS BEWFSUJTJOH JOGPSNBUJPO DBMM t BEWFSUJTJOH!NJMJUBSZQSFTT DPN
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NBA playoffs: Dangerous teams to watch
On paper, the Golden State Warriors may waltz to their second NBA championship in three seasons. The Dubs won 14 straight games before losing to the Utah Jazz on April 10 and currently sport a 66-15 record, including a 35-5 mark at home. But games aren’t played on paper, and although the NBA playoffs are normally chalky, anything can happen. Here’s a look at the bracket format and two dangerous teams to watch this postseason. Wilson Reis will face Demetrious “Might Mouse� Johnson at UFC Fight Night in Kansas City for the flyweight title. Ries fights out of Chula Vista’s Alliance Gym.
REIS, STEPHENS SET FOR FIGHT NIGHT Chula Vista locals look for big UFC wins in Kansas City By Art Garcia Jr. MilitaryPress
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For Reis, the opportunity to square off with Johnson — whom many consider the best pound-for-pound fighter in the world — is a dream come true. Ranked No. 3 in the UFC, Reis has won five of his last six bouts, including his three most recent fights. Originally scheduled to fight in 2016, the fight was cancelled due to an injury to Johnson. Initially disappointed his shot at the title was postponed, Reis believes the delay was to his benefit because he finetuned his skills during two victories in the past year. “I believe everything happens for a reason,� Reis recently told MMA Fighting. “The fight didn’t happen last year, it was canceled three weeks before, when I was super well-prepared, but I used this extra time really well. I fought twice, did two more training camps, and evolved a lot. I was ready then, and I believe I’m even better this time.� Headlining a UFC event for the first time in his career, Reis is not lacking in
Bracket format
The eight teams in the Eastern and Western Conferences with the best winloss records advance to the four-round NBA playoffs, where each matchup is a best-of-seven series. In the first round, the No. 1 seed in each conference plays the No. 8 seed, the No. 2 seed takes on No. 7, No. 3 plays No. 6, and No. 4 faces No. 5. In the conference semifinals, the winners of the No. 1 vs. No. 8 and No. 4 vs. No. 5 matchups face each other, and the victors of the other two series also meet. The winners move onto the conference finals, and then the Eastern and Western Conference champions face off in the NBA Finals. In each series, the team with the better seed hosts Games 1, 2, 5 and 7, while its opponent hosts Games 3, 4 and 6.
confidence as he is about to face Johnson. Having trained for seven years with former bantamweight champion Dominick Cruz (who beat Johnson in 2011), Reis believes his ground game and tips from Cruz will carry him to victory on April 15. “It helps a lot because Dominick Cruz talked to me about openings in his game, things that happened,� Reis said. “He shares that with me, and it helps a lot. He fought (Johnson) for five rounds and he knows a lot about his strength and cardio. But the good thing about it is that Dominick gives us so much confidence. Training with him every day is such an advantage for us. “I’m focused, confident and prepared. I’ll Dangerous teams win this fight and definitely rematch him The Warriors and San Antonio Spurs right after. That’s how it will start. I want to are by far the two most dangerous teams dominate this division. After I defeat him, in the NBA playoffs considering they are he deserves a rematch more than anyone for the only two that eclipsed 60 wins this the multiple times he defended the belt.� year, but keep an eye out for these two Reis is ranked No. 6 in the USA Today/ Eastern Conference squads, who may MMA Junkie rankings, No. 4 by FOX face off in the first round as well. Sports, No. 5 by Ranking MMA and No. 4 by MMA Mania. Milwaukee Bucks Johnson is considered the top-ranked The Bucks are 20-9 in their last 29 pound-for-pound fighter in the world today. games after starting the season 22-30, Ringside: Looking to get back in title which is an incredible accomplishment contention, the hard-hitting Stephens is considering that power forward Jabari set to face former Jungle Fight featherParker, who averaged 20.1 points and weight champion Renato Moicana. Ste6.2 rebounds this season, tore his ACL phens, 30, is coming off a tough loss to Feb. 8 against the Miami Heat and is Frankie Edgar back at UFC 205 in New out until next year. York and Moicana, 27, is coming off a Khris Middleton returned to the split-decision win over Zubaira Tukhugov Bucks lineup during that game after at UFC 198. missing the first half of the season with Having lost two of his past three fights, a hamstring tear. The forward was iniStephens (25-13, 12-12 UFC) is looking to tially on a minutes limit, but that has hand Moicana (10-0-1, 2-0 UFC) his first been lifted. loss as the Brazilian will fight out of his naMiddleton provides a much-needed tive Brazil for the first time in his career. scoring spark for the Bucks, averaging Currently ranked No. 5 in the UFC, Ste17.3 points per game in March, when phens is ranked No. 11 by USA Today/MMA Milwaukee went 14-4. Junkie, No. 5 by FOX Sports, No. 9 by NBA PLAYOFFS, continued on Page 8 Ranking MMA and No. 5 by MMA Mania. XXX NJMJUBSZQSFTT DPN t OFXT!NJMJUBSZQSFTT DPN
THROUGH HELL AND BACK TO TELL ABOUT IT Survivor of sinking of USS Colhoun returns to Okinawa By Cpl. Amaia Unanue III Marine Expeditionary Force
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KINAWA, Japan — At 4:30 p.m., April 6, 1945, the United States Ship John C. Colhoun II received a call for help from a ship under kamikaze attack. When the Colhoun sailed toward the vessel in distress, the kamikazes turned on the Colhoun, crashing into the bridge of the ship and sinking it. Navy veteran Donald Irwin survived, but lost 34 shipmates that day, off the coast of Okinawa. On the 72nd anniversary of the Colhoun sinking, Donald returned. “I thought to myself, ‘Am I too old to have a bucket list?’� said Irwin, a 93-yearold, San Jose native. “I’ve always wanted to return to Okinawa.� As he laid a wreath on Toguchi Beach in commemoration of the 34 fallen service members, he closed a chapter of his personal journey.
Afterward, the veteran participated in the Battle of Midway, raids on the Marshall Islands, the invasion of the Solomon Islands and the Doolittle raid in Japan. From the beginning of the war until the end, Donald was fighting somewhere in the Pacific. One of the Marines listening was Cpl. Dakota Ford, a field radio operator with Marine Wing Communications Squadron 18, Marine Air Control Group 18, 1st Marine Aircraft Wing, III Marine Expeditionary Force. Ford, who met Donald Irwin at the Camp Foster United Services Organization building, said he felt humbled to hear the veteran’s story. “Sometimes we complain about us working in a sweaty workshop, but he’s actually been there, taking rounds and sending rounds down range, and watching his buddies to his left and right die, so it’s definitely humbling, and I’ll instill that in my Marines,� said Ford. Donald and Geneva also toured Marine Medium Tiltrotor Squadron 265, Marine Capt. Joe Hamlin gives Donald Irwin, a United States Navy World War II veteran, a tour of the Bell AH-1Z Super Cobra Aircraft Group 36, 1st MAW, where they got the chance to see the MV-22B Osprey on April 7 at Marine Corps Air Station Futenma, Okinawa, Japan. | Marine Corps photo by Cpl. Amaia Unanue and ask questions about its development. Donald said he walked in between two During their two weeks on Okinawa, rines and Sailors to tell his story. The veteran’s story reads like a timeline lines of Marines, shaking the hands of Donald and his wife Geneva toured the Battle of Okinawa Historical Display, the of the Pacific campaign. When the bombs over 200 service members. He described former Japanese Naval Underground descended on Pearl Harbor, Donald heard OKINAWA, continued on Page 8 Headquarters, and visited active duty Ma- them explode.
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t Marshal Josip Broz Tito is chosen president of Yugoslavia on Jan. 14. t Greece, Turkey and Yugoslavia form the Baltic Pact on Feb. 28. t Joseph Stalin dies March 5 after suffering a stroke March 1. He is succeeded by Goergy Malenkov, who would battle with Nikita Khrushchev for control until 1955.
t Ian Fleming publishes his first James Bond novel, “Casino Royal,� on April 13. t Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay become the first men to reach the summit of Mt. Everest on May 29. t Queen Elizabeth II is coronated June 2 at Westminster Abbey. t The Soviet Union sends troops to East Berlin on June 17 to quell the Workers Uprising. t Egypt declares itself a republic June 18. t Armed conflict in the Korean War ends July 27 with the signing of the Korean Armistice Agreement.
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t The CIA helps overthrow the Iranian government Aug. 19 and leaves Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi in power. t David Ben-Gurion resigns Nov. 5 as prime minister of Israel. t President Eisenhower delivers his “Atoms for Peace� adress to the United Nations on Dec. 8.
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t More than 70 percent of all televisions in the U.S. are turned to “I Love Lucy� on Jan. 19 to watch the birth of Little Ricky — setting a record that still stands today. t Georgia approves the first literature censorship board in the U.S. on Feb. 19. t Mickey Mantle hits a 565-foot home run at Griffith Stadium in Washington, D.C., on April 17 — believed to be the longest home run in baseball history by many historians. t An F5 tornado hits Waco, Tex., on May
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11, killing 114 people. t The second Kinsey Report, “Sexual Behavior in the Human Female,� is published Aug. 18. t President Eisenhower appoints Earl Warren as Chief Justice of the United States on Oct. 5. t Hugh Hefner publishes the first issue of “Playboy� magazine Dec. 1.
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t President Harry Truman announces Jan. 7 that the U.S. developed the hydrogen bomb. The Soviets would follow suit Aug. 8. t James Watson and Francis Crick of the University of Cambridge announce their discovery of the DNA molecule on Feb. 28. t The Academy Awards is broadcast on television for the first time March 19. t Jonas Salk announces his polio vaccine March 26. t The first Chevrolet Corvette is built June 30 in Flint, Mich. t The Douglas D-558-2 Skyrocket becomes of the first aircraft to reach Mach 2 on Nov. 20. t The FCC approves color television Dec. 17. The first sets will go on sale Dec. 30.
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5 THINGS YOU MAY NOT KNOW ABOUT WWI By Katie Lange DoD News, Defense Media Activity
World War I – a.k.a., the Great War – broke out in 1914 and significantly shaped the rest of the 20th Century, abroad and here at home. April 6 marked 100 years since the U.S. got involved in the international conflict. Centennial events will be unfolding across the country this year to remind Americans of the sacrifices made during that war and how it shaped many of the policies and problems we still have today. So, if your World War I history knowledge is a little rusty, here are some key facts to know about the Great War and America’s involvement in it.
Why did the U.S. enter so late?
America had chosen to remain neutral for much of the war. But after a German submarine (known as a U-boat) sank the British cruise liner Lusitania in May 1915, killing 123 Americans as they innocently crossed the Atlantic, America grew concerned over Germany’s unrestricted submarine warfare tactics. Still, the U.S. stayed neutral for two more years. On April 6, 1917 – 100 years ago – the U.S. finally joined the fray. President Presscited storagetwo west 1-4 pg horiz_02-16.pdf Woodrow Military Wilson reasons for the
declaration of war: Germany had tried to get Mexico to join in an alliance against the U.S. (which failed), and Germany had also violated a pledge to suspend its unrestricted submarine warfare in the North Atlantic and Mediterranean. Our role in helping to win the war and mediating its aftermath led to the rise of the U.S. as a global power.
We were technically not part of the Allies While the U.S. joined the war on the side of the Allies, we technically entered the war as an associated power. That meant we weren’t bound to honor pre-existing agreements among the Allied powers, most of which focused on post-war redistribution of territories.
War of 1812’s famed Fort McHenry Veterans Day is a product of the was busier during WWI Great War
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What started World War I?
The war officially began toward the end of July 1914 after Franz Ferdinand, the archduke of Austria, was assassinated by a Serbian nationalist in Bosnia, which was part of the Austria-Hungarian Empire. The general feeling was that Serbia, a country with which Bosnia had religious tensions, was responsible for the assassination, so the empire declared war on the Serbs. From there, through alliances, most European countries entered the conflict by declaring war on each other.
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The armistice that ended the war’s hostilities took effect on Nov. 11, 1918. A year later, President Wilson declared it Armistice Day, a time to honor those who took part in the war. A few years later, Nov. 11 became a federal holiday. In 1954, after the events of World War II and the Korean War, President Dwight D. Eisenhower signed legislation changing its name to Veterans Day.
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the moment as overwhelming. “Emotionally, seeing all those people standing in line to meet me was absolutely amazing to me — that those young people went out of their way to meet me,� said Donald. Throughout this trip, Donald and Geneva said they both felt very honored and welcomed. Donald said his most memorable experience was seeing what Okinawa looked like now and comparing it to the last time he was here. “The last time I was here was, of course, in the dark, and the war was still going on, and things looked messy,� said Donald. “All of the city build-up through 72 years covered up the bad parts. So that made an impression on me.� Not only did Okinawa leave a memorable impression on Donald, but he also said he hopes that he left an impression on the service members stationed in Okinawa. He said he believes the service members here would still be the first to fight. “I say to them, ‘When we were here, we were on the front line,’� Donald said. “And then I tell them, ‘So are you.’� XXX NJMJUBSZQSFTT DPN t OFXT!NJMJUBSZQSFTT DPN
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mand, leading to VA opening a second crisis hub in Atlanta in addition to a facility in New York. VA, he said, is answering 50 percent more crisis calls every day, buoyed because troubled veterans know someone will pick up the phone when they’re in need.
“We realized demand jumped,� Blackburn said. “It’s great because we’re helping more people but it was bad because weren’t ready to handle that volume. That’s quite a transformation and this is happening very much in real time.�
In addition to the improved crisis line, Blackburn said VA has vastly improved response times of its benefits national call center. In January 2016, 59 percent of the calls made to the call center were blocked, and those lucky veterans who got through spent minutes or hours on the phone waiting for answers. “We couldn’t even measure the abandonment rate because it was so high,� Blackburn said. One year later, the average response time — when a call is answered by a person in a call center — is less than 2 minutes, while the abandonment rate is down to a manageable 3 percent. And, importantly, the call center doesn’t block any veteran’s calls anymore. Spearheaded by the VE wing in collaboration with about two dozen members of the U.S. Digital Service, VA has also introduced MyVA311, a single phone number (1-844-MyVA311), Blackburn said. Vets can call the toll-free number to figure out which of the nearly 1,000 VA phone numbers they actually need. “We used to have 975 1-800 numbers,� said Blackburn, noting vets often had to memorize a half-dozen or more phone numbers to receive the care they needed. “That’s just absolutely insane.�
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