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DENTAL FIRST STEPS
Donna Bautista, DDS talks about how to protect your child's teeth by starting dental checkups early. A delayed first visit to the dentist can affect children's lifelong oral health.
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A FAMILY AFFAIR
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Mark your calendars for all the fun-filled events San Clemente and coastal cities have to offer! Annual signature events are well attended and feature the best of Orange County culture.
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BIG BEAR OKTOBERFEST Celebrating 49 years of German fun this year! A true German celebration, this year features a ninth weekend...Oktoberfest's Grand Finale!
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Ruth gave birth to Obed who gave birth to Jesse who fathered David. David like in David and Goliath. You know the kid who chooses off the entire Philistine army. Specifically the uncircumcised guy with the bad eyesight... AKA King David. Now, this is some heavy lifting pedigree from a lineal dissent perspective. This made Ruth the Great Grandmother of David; grandmother to Christ to the 29th power. Gloria, glory be to God in the highest. Glory being the operative word. Ruth Gloria is a glorious person. If everyone was like Ruth there would be no war or Trump versus Iran. We never saw Ruth impressed with this world. I've witnessed Ruth around gracious and humble millionaires and never saw her treat a busboy anything less than the manner she treated the gracious millionaires. A person would make one of the most ignorant statements, one that was socially impossible to imagine and Ruth's internal pulse may rise but externally the person speaking would never see any expression that may be construed as a response. Gloria the doxology beginning Gloria Partis used after Psalms and in a formal prayer (e.g. in the rosary) and Ruth named her child Rose Ruth Gloria and Rose — strength, and honor built in those names. And Ruth is the epitome of strength and honor as recently witnessed by all close to her life. Ruth Gloria Riley is my mother-in-law. And I listen to Ruth because she only speaks softly with a kindness, intellect, and knowledge and only when she knows exactly what she's speaking about. She's easy to listen to because Ruth never wears out your ears and does not waste her words. Ruth is 88 and can tell you where the next speed bump or pothole is three miles away from her home in Hemet, California. How many turns it is from her home to the Sizzler. We own part of a table there. Ruth is one of my lifetime dearest friends, a true woman of Christ. I just wanted Ruth to know how much I love her. Below is how Solomon describe his great, great grandmother. So apropos and to the purpose of women like Ruth Gloria. THERE ARE MANY VIRTUOUS AND CAPABLE WOMEN IN THE WORLD BUT YOU SURPASS THEM ALL. – Proverbs 31:29 WO....WOW...EVERY KNEE WILL BOW!
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“UNIQUE AND ONE-OF-A-KIND” best describes this amazing, custom built Canadian Cedar log home. Set high above a quiet enclave in Big Bear City, this property offers breathtaking year-round views as far as one can see. It features five bedrooms, including two master suites, four luxurious spa-like baths with jetted tubs, two half baths, plus a Bunkhouse with seven bunks! A warm, welcoming entry into the parlor leads to an expansive floor plan that includes a huge living room with soaring ceilings and a majestic rock-face fireplace, family/media room, formal and informal dining areas, and a gourmet kitchen that is every cook’s dream! Downstairs, the game room and a second kitchen are the perfect setting for relaxing family time. Amenities include five fireplaces, newer carpet, custom slate work throughout, huge picture windows to capture your favorite views, and a state-of the art Polaris high efficiency space and radiant water heating system. Outdoors, a hot tub, extensive wrap-around upper and lower decks, and BBQ create gathering spaces to spread out and enjoy summer cook-outs and special events. The
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Enjoy Ocean, Dana Point Harbor, Catalina Island and City light views from this brand new complete remodel, from the ground up, DuPlex in the heart of San Clemente. Walk to beaches, restaurants, and shops. Live in one and rent the other! Seller spared no expense, using only custom, high end finishes throughout! Too many custom features both inside and out, to mention here. THIS IS A MUST SEE!
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PREVENT. perform. RESTORE. As we go through life, our bodies work hard to help us lead fulfilling lives. Unfortunately for many of us, as time goes on, our bones and joints seem to betray our hearts and minds. Things begin to wear out. All too often, our hips, knees, shoulders and ankles begin to stiffen up, swell, lock and pop, and generally cause us to feel misery while performing the very tasks that are otherwise enjoyable. Perhaps the reason is due to an old injury, or a familial tendency. Perhaps it’s due to wear and tear from osteoarthritis, or an inflammatory disease such as rheumatoid arthritis. These things can occur at any age. The most unfortunate experience this in their 40s and 50s, if not younger. Some live to a ripe old age before the joints go bad. Then there are some who never have significant joint deterioration, even if they live over 100 years. Historically, for the vast bulk of human history, such problems resulted in a progression toward a more sedentary
existence and eventually to complete immobility. Fortunately, with modern knowledge and technology, such a fate can be avoided and we have the ability for afflicted individuals to “restart” their lives. Since the middle and later parts of the last century, joint replacement surgery has been successfully employed to radically improve the productivity and well-being of millions of people, and things continue to improve!
INNOVATIONS IN JOINT REPLACEMENT
Thanks to technological advancements, prosthetic joints are now manufactured with new metal alloys, plastics and ceramics that have superior wear characteristics. There is less friction and overall, better durability. Bone cement is better and is used more judiciously. Implant designs have improved, which leads to improved range of motion, better durability and fewer complications like dislocations. Although there can be no guarantee as to how long any given implant will last, it is expected that the newer implants will endure for 20-or-30plus years. For these reasons, it is now standard that more and more patients in their 50s and younger are choosing joint replacement surgery. It’s not only the technology that continues to improve. There are advancements in medical care including surgical protocols – pre-op, intra-op, and post-op pain management, and rehab programs have resulted in drastically reduced pain, reduced complica-
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tions such as stiffness and infection, and shorter hospital stays. Just a few years ago, patients would rank their post-operative pain at an average of seven to eight out of 10. The length of hospitalization would be upwards of a week. Today, the average pain score is two to three out of 10, with an average length of hospital stay of less than three-days, with 80-pecent of patients are discharged to home. Anecdotally, one of my patients had her second knee replacement after having had the other one done 10years previously. Both were done by me. The patient was astounded at how much easier the recent surgery was. Despite being 10-years older the recovery was much quicker, post-op pain was profoundly less and post-op nausea was nonexistent.
OTHER OPTIONS
Just because joint replacement is easier and more successful than ever, it needs to be stressed that surgery is typically not the first line of treatment for joint pain. In fact, it should be one of the last options you explore, and only
KENT R. ADAMSON, M.D. Dr. Adamson specializes in general orthopedic surgery with a special interest in adult reconstructive surgery and knee replacement.
RESTARTING LIFE WITH FREEDOM FROM JOINT PAIN if other treatments aren’t working. Joint replacement surgery is a serious decision, and should be weighted carefully. Surgery is to be considered only when other treatments have failed or will not be successful. Other options may include medications such as ibuprofen, aspirin or naproxen. Injection an physical therapy can also help lessen joint pail. Physical therapy can help. Sometimes a slight change in lifestyle can make all the difference. Just taking it a bit easier on rigorous workouts, while still exercising your joints regularly, can help reduce joint pain. In fact, the best way to keep your joints healthy is to use them. Though genetics is a major factor in the development of arthritis, your lifestyle and how you take care of your joints plays a big part. Just like your brain, exercising your joints regularly will keep them healthy. Whatever physical activity you enjoy, even if it’s as mild as taking a walk around the block, make sure you do it often. Be sure to keep the intensity of the activity within the reasonable limits of your body. Keep in mind that there is a difference between keeping your joints active and putting them through stress or even abuse. Make sure you are good to your joints, and your joints will be good to you.
THINGS TO CONSIDER
If you and your physician have tried to treat your joint pain and you are still finding your quality of life being limited, joint replacement could be the answer.
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A native of Minnesota, he graduated summa cum laude from St. Olaf College in Northfield, Minnesota. He went to medical school at the University of Minnesota, where he graduated with highest honors. Dr. Adamson completed his general surgery internship and orthopedic surgery residency at Harbor/UCLA Medical Center in Los Angeles County. He has received additional medical and surgical training at the University of Glasgow in the United Kingdom. Dr. Adamson has been practicing orthopedic surgery in Mission Viejo with COMG since 1984. He is a board certified orthopedic surgeon, with special interest in adult reconstructive surgery and knee replacement. He is also extremely active in medical leadership. At Mission Hospital, he has served as Chief of Orthopedic Surgery, as well as current Chief of the Medical Staff. Dr. Adamson has also served as President of the Orange County Medical Association and currently serves as a state delegate to the California Medical Association. He also is a current Board member of the California Orthopaedic Association and is active in leadership within the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons. Dr. Adamson feels a commitment not only to the well-being of his own orthopedic patients, but also remains committed to the betterment of health care delivery to all patients. Dr. Adamson is also active with his family and his church. In his free time, he loves to surf, golf and ski. He is also an avid reader and a history buff. Community Orthopedic Medical Group 26401 Crown Valley Parkway, Suite 101 Mission Viejo, California (949) 348-4000 www.comg.com
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everal years ago, my niece at age two, fell off her red wagon and landed facedown. She suffered a bruised, cut lip and loose front baby teeth…not to mention countless tears. We feared a toothless grin for her childhood future. Luckily, her baby teeth survived the ordeal and her toothy smile was saved. Baby teeth, also known as primary or “milk” teeth, are usually present from approximately six months to 12 years. Parents often ask why these teeth are important and still need our care considering they eventually will fall out. Basically, baby teeth provide chewing ability for proper digestion and nutrition, especially during the child’s growth years. They also are important in maintaining the needed space for adult teeth. Early loss of these teeth can lead to improper alignment and may adversely affect the normal development of the jawbone and surrounding muscles. These teeth also help your child learn to pronounce words properly and smile with confidence. Developmentally, these teeth are quite essential. Recently, studies have shown that children with decay in their 18 | S Magazine
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baby teeth tend to have a higher chance of decay in their permanent, adult teeth. Routine dental visits should be a part of your child’s health care schedule, even at a young age. We strongly believe that achieving a lifetime of good dental health is aided by having a positive and hopefully enjoyable experience in the dental office. How many of us have been traumatized by a bad dental experience? It can almost ruin every dental experience afterwards. We do take the necessary time to reach a trust and comfort level before any dental work is to begin. For parents, there are several ways to help make your child’s dental experience a positive one. The American Dental Association recommends a child’s first visit take place by the age of one. During this appointment, risk of decay can be determined. More importantly, we make sure you are educated on proper diet and care for your child’s teeth. Before the initial appointment, if possible, prepare your child with positive descriptions and imagery. “The dentist is going to count your teeth” or “They will teach you how to brush to keep your teeth nice and clean.” Avoid words or phrases such as “shot” or “hurt”—these can make any of us fearful and nervous. Always brush
Your baby's first dental visit should occur within six months after the baby's first tooth appears, but no later than the child's first birthday.
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Dr. Donna Bautista received her Doctor of Dental Surgery degree from the University of California at San Francisco, School of Dentistry. She practiced dentistry in San Francisco for 9 years before making her home in Orange County. Over her 20 years of practicing dentistry, she has striven to provide thoughtful and compassionate care for patients. She truly enjoys the relationships developed with her patients and through this, she finds great enjoyment in her work.
and floss before a dental appointment. Often, parents with a history of tooth decay are concerned their children have inherited this condition (e.g. “I think my daughter inherited my soft teeth”). However, to be more specific, research studies have shown that decay-causing bacteria can be transmitted from mother/father to infant. This evidence makes it very important for parents to practice good oral hygiene and keep their teeth in good shape. Bottom line, parents that have healthy mouths, free of active dental decay, are much more likely to have babies that are free of early dental decay. There are great products out there that can help keep decay at bay. Kids always get excited about getting a new toothbrush (especially when it has fun characters and designs on it). Battery-operated toothbrushes can
provide motivation to brush. Since they are still developing strength and coordination, children will need help with brushing until about the age of six. Floss your child’s teeth once two teeth begin to touch. There are great flossing products on the market that come in different colors and shapes— perfect for small hands to hold and learn to floss with. Another way to increase their interest in caring for teeth is to let him/her help you brush your teeth. Good dental hygiene is an ongoing, lifetime effort. This means that parental teaching and supervision must continue well into your child’s teen years. Teenagers’ schedules get busier and diets often include more sweets and soda. Soda is a big culprit in that its acidity dissolves the enamel of teeth. Cut back on the soda! This is also a time when your child can be in the midst of orth-
odontic treatment (braces). Braces work to improve dental health by straightening teeth and improving the bite. However, during orthodontic treatment, braces are an obstacle to getting teeth clean at home. Food constantly gets trapped in the braces and brushing and flossing is more difficult. Teens really need continual encouragement to put the extra effort into their routine. Frequent dental cleanings and checkups are recommended while your child is in braces to ensure no collateral damage takes place. No doubt, a child benefits from good habits early on—especially when it comes to teeth. (Hopefully, they will follow by example!) Think of baby teeth as a guide for adult teeth and take advantage of every opportunity to make dental care a priority for your child. Their healthy and appreciative smiles will be your long-term reward.
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Her practice is very focused on providing patients with a thorough examination and developing a plan for preventative and restorative treatment using the most up-to-date and timeproven materials. Attention to detail is ever-present and a patient's comfort is a priority. Ultimately, her goal is to provide comprehensive dental care that achieves excellent functional and esthetic results in a relaxed setting. Outside of the office, Dr. Bautista enjoys spending time with her husband Gene, their son Lucca, and their cockapoo, Mika. She also enjoys finding new restaurants, trying out a new recipe, watching foreign and independent films, gardening and travel. As an introduction to her practice, children 16 years and younger are invited to a complimentary exam and checkup x-rays until September 1, 2019.
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Acting Academy for Kids has been a wonderful place for my son to learn and grow into a strong, confident adolescent. AA4K has helped him feel comfortable speaking in front of others and explore his creativity. – Lindy Flowers, Mission Viejo
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Whether a child’s dream is to be on stage or behind the camera, a doctor or an engineer, many Orange County parents and students point to Acting Academy for Kids as a place to foster life’s essential skills. Confidence, public speaking, creative thinking, discipline and teamwork, to name a few.
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Founded in 2007 by husband and wife team Stephen and Maggie Zygo, AA4K has grown from a youth musical theater start-up to a leader in the Orange County performing arts community. To-date, AA4K has brought the performing arts aspirations of more than 10,000 local youth to life on stage, on film, and behind the lights and cameras. This success is no accident. Both Stephen and Maggie hold Master’s Degrees in teaching, and Stephen has a degree in Musical Theater Performance. During a decade of rapid growth, AA4K has expanded to meet growing demand, but has never lost its personal touch.
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Our two daughters have participated in multiple AA4K musical theatre offerings, and their experiences have been amazing.Their dedicated staff is organized, caring and patient, and is committed to developing confidence, self-esteem and team work. – Ryan Vogt-Lowell, Aliso Viejo
I’m always impressed with how much fun the kids have during a week with AA4K. So many smiles, new friends and new acting skills! – Galen Corbett, San Juan Capistrano Musical Theater Multiple Locations
AA4K has three convenient locations: the historic Cabrillo Playhouse in San Clemente, the Community Roots Academy in Laguna Niguel and the state-of-the art, 20,000-square-foot OC Music & Dance Theater, which shares a building with the Pacific Symphony in Irvine.
Love this place — the teachers are amazing and nurturing. My six-year-old started with summer camps three years ago and now, after more than four musicals, three recitals and piano lessons, would go every day if I let her! – Kelly Uygan, Ladera Ranch Summer Camps
AA4K’s summer camps are a great way to learn new skills, expand talents and meet new friends. Open to children ages 4-14 years old, each week-long program offers a mix of acting, singing and dance, culminating in a Friday afternoon performance. This year’s line-up includes The Greatest Showman, Mary Poppins Returns, Aladdin’s Magic Lamp, Annie and Harry Potter.
The centerpiece of AA4K is its musical theater program. Every Fall, Winter and Spring, multiple casts—each with no more than 30 actors—embark on a three-month, intensive journey to bring a well-known musical to life. Here, students get to shine on stage and learn everything that goes on behind the scenes as well. This spring, young performers are invited to “come and build a snowman” with the Orange County premiere of Disney’s FROZEN. Registrations are now open, with auditions beginning in early April and performances scheduled for June.
AA4K Studios: For Kids & Teens
Everyone loves the stage, but there’s a little something called “film” as well. AA4K Studios is a film conservatory where kids and teens ages 7-18 gain first-hand experience both in front of and behind the camera. Each student writes, shoots, directs, acts and assistant-edits their own short film. Their big screen debuts are showcased at an end-of-season premiere gala, where friends, families and fellow film lovers can watch their creative talents come to life on the big screen. While the focus on this program is educational, each student gets a professional reel with their work and earns official IMBD credit.
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For students eager to take their skills to the next level, one-on-one guidance and professional training is available. Acting Academy for Kids offers private lessons and coaching for voice and piano to help students learn new skills and hone their existing talents.
A Steadfast Commitment: In Sickness and in Health
As many are aware, the success of Acting Academy for Kids has been an achievement to celebrate, but also filled with challenging moments where the lesson continues to be “always keep the faith.” While nine months pregnant with their second child, Maggie underwent a surgical biopsy on her neck. On the day she gave birth, she was diagnosed with Non-Hodgkins Lymphoma—an untreatable and incurable cancer. After considerable introspection and
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prayer, the Zygos made a decision to not only keep Acting Academy for Kids alive, but to make sure it thrived, setting an example for every child to never give up on your dreams, always follow your passion and light up the world with your gifts—no matter what. Every day, they are rewarded by the joy and pride the feel when they see students grow and thrive under their leadership.
Acting Academy for Kids plays a major role in my life. I have met wonderful life friends and have developed great acting skills. It’s a huge comfort zone for me and lets me have fun. I am very thankful for AA4K! – Ryder Flowers, Age 11 To learn more about Acting Academy for Kids or register for Frozen, Summer Camps or private lessons, log on to www.actingacademyforkids. com or send an email to actingacademy4kids@gmail.com.
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learn soft skills such as building friendships through dialogue, giving and receiving respectful feedback, navigating disappointments and breakdowns, and carefully managing commitments and promises? The International School for Science and Culture (ISSAC), a public charter school approved in March 2019 by the Orange County Board of Education and to be located at the border of Newport Beach and Costa Mesa, offers such a personalized and project-based program aimed at cultivating global citizens empowered to build a peaceful society. Class sizes will be about 25. ISSAC will open August 22, 2019, with grades TK through 5th, and will expand to 8th grade. Charter schools are public schools, supported by the public funds allocated to each student who attends the school each day. There is no tuition cost to parents. Like all public schools, ISSAC
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will provide a Free and Appropriate Public Education, a GATE program to provide enrichment, support for English Learners to become English proficient, and Special Education in accordance with IEPs and all associated processes. ISSAC can accept students from Newport-Mesa district as well as from surrounding areas. Charter schools are schools of choice, offering families an educational alternative within the public school system. No student is forced to attend or to continue to attend a charter school if they prefer at any time to attend their home school in their District. The founding team of ISSAC believes all children are capable of superior academic performance, joyful engagement with world languages and cultures, and social-emotional excellence. The program offered at ISSAC is geared to produce these results with an approach that is fine-tuned to accommodate the individual student, rather than with an expectation that all students in a given grade will advance together in lockstep fashion. For the student who can advance rapidly, ISSAC provides the ability to explore and learn with full support. For the student who requires greater support to meet grade level expectations, ISSAC provides exactly that support. Differentiated learning occurs in ISSAC through flexible grouping in a rotational model classroom. Project-based learning is implemented with heterogeneous stu-
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ISSAC's academic program is called STREAM, adding Reading/Writing and Arts to the traditional Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics. The Arts at ISSAC include integrated Performing Arts in academic subjects including in the foreign language classes, and a freestanding voice and instruments music class once a week. ISSAC students will also challenge themselves in Visual Arts to represent reality, experience modes of art from various cultures, and express themselves artistically with a variety of methods/materials etc., once again integrated with academic subjects, and as a freestanding weekly class.
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All students at ISSAC will have the opportunity to learn Mandarin Chinese and Spanish. ISSAC offers a foreign language exposure program focused on oral communication and dialogue, and understanding the cultures associated with these languages. ISSAC will use the arts and technology in innovative ways to support this cultural understanding; reading and writing in the target languages will naturally follow. Social-Emotional Learning will lead to ISSAC students developing a superior ability to coordinate action, set and achieve personal goals, and contribute to the society in which they live. Physical Education will focus on building strength and agility through challenging and enjoyable activities.
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students will participate in standardized testing in English Language Arts, Mathematics, Science and PE in accordance with these standards, and ISSAC will publish results in the annual School Accountability Report Card (SARC), as District schools do. There will be periodic additional testing within the school year to support and focus teaching and learning efforts. All teachers of core subjects will be appropriately credentialed. Parent communication will be managed through ParentSquare, along with ISSAC’s Student Information System, School Pathways. Parent participation is welcome at ISSAC, though it is not required. Parent groups such as School Advisory Council and the English Language Advisory Council and the PTA, as well as the LCAP process will provide formal opportunities for parent input, and additionally, there will be opportunities to directly support campus life and provide input to the Principal. The campus is nestled in a quiet neighborhood on 18th Street at the border of Newport Beach and Costa Mesa, adjacent to a spacious park with soccer goals and a playground. The school will have exclusive use of the green space each school day till noon. The school day will be 7.5 hours long, running from 8:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. approximately, with a 4.5 hour minimum day on Wednesday to allow time for teacher professional development. Access to the campus and all student activities will be managed with the utmost attention to safety and security. All employees and volunteers working with students will be fingerprinted for security clearance. For more information and to connect with the ISSAC Team, please visit our website, www.issacweb.org, email issacenroll@gmail.com, call 949 400 4774, and connect through facebook: ISSAC Charter, and Instagram: ISSAC Charter. International School for Science & Culture (949) 400-4774 issacenroll@gmail.com www.issacweb.org/admissions
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WE ARE GRATEFUL It has been well over a year since Justin Rider and his team of dedicated professionals opened the doors to One-Eleven Coastal. Their aspiration to deliver on a "ranch" aesthetic while celebrating the coastal lifestyle came to life. It was not that long ago that the hills behind our little beach town were home to one of the greatest ranch operations in our country. Rider admits, "It had to take a village" to get this restaurant running to the level of quality and service the people of South County expect and deserve. "We've had tremendous help from the best in the business and are forever grateful for the time, effort, and quality of work that has gone into the creation of this special place." Owner, Justin Rider is surrounded by an all-star cast of family, friends, and staff who have made this experience not only possible, but one of the best of his life. Marcus Osterhout, who happens to be a life-long friend of Rider's, is
a valuable partner and co-general manager at One-Eleven Coastal. His high-level restaurant experience and outgoing spirit and determination have made him a large part of the success and forward progress One-Eleven has experienced. "Of the several people we could not have done this without, he is at the top of the list. So, if you see Marcus at the restaurant or even around town, be sure to say hello!" Not only is Tammy Hallen a pillar in Justin's life, but the Matriarch of One-Eleven Coastal. She has been God-mother to both Justin and Marcus since they were teenagers and has supported them greatly in this endeavor. "She literally 'bet the ranch' that her boys could make something special on Del Mar. Tammy's support has been paramount to the success of One-Eleven Coastal." If you have visited One-Eleven Coastal you may have noticed a bright smiling young lady that has a little more leeway to harass the boss.
Savannah Rider (Justin's daughter) has been the first face you see when you walk in on the weekend evenings since day one. Besides being the hostess, she takes great pride in the work being done at One-Eleven Coastal. "We have had the unique experience of working together. There are very few fathers who are fortunate enough to have that experience, and while it has its challenges sometimes, working with Savannah has brought an immense amount of joy and pride to my life. I can promise, there is no way I could be more proud." It was easy to see why Rider is so proud when we asked Savannah about her favorite part of working at One-Eleven Coastal, "Meeting the people and constantly learning about the community that I live and go to school in. I also take a lot of pride in telling our story. I love telling people how we built One-Eleven with our own hands."
Pictured left to right: Justin Rider, Kortni Salerno, Tammy Hallen, Marcus Osterhout and Savannah Rider "Tammy's Birthday" May 12, 2019.
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The relationship with San Clemente High School Football team (2016 CIF State Champion) has been a highlight for One-Eleven Coastal. While carrying on the legacy started by the
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previous restaurant, Justin and the fold at One-Eleven have continued to sponsor the team and provide them with dinner before each home game.
We are so grateful for Justin's continued support of our program, it really makes a difference. –Coach Jamie Ortiz Rider says that his affiliation with the program has felt more like they sponsor One-Eleven and he is very "blessed" to have such a great group to be part of.
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The One-Eleven Coastal concept was born in the San Clemente office of Spot 49, Inc. and was a product of the incredibly creative minds on that team. Lead by life-long local Bernie Wohlfarth, the Spot 49 marketing team is setting the bar for affordable and effective local marketing. Their logo isn't on everything they do, but it doesn't take long to recognize the mark they've left on many local businesses. From branding to websites, social media to e-mail marketing — we owe much of our success to the collaborative way that Spot 49 immersed themselves in our One-Eleven family.
John Merlino is a "who's who" of the culinary world. For many years he has been the brains and creativity behind some of the most prominent steak houses and corporate restaurants in America. You can imagine how lucky we were to have been able to solicit his advice and participate as he instilled his magic in the kitchen at One-Eleven. John has a new venture now —we have been lucky enough to test pilot with him: The Soul Patty! John has poured his heart and soul (and thousands of hours of experience) into this new concept. Ask for it by name; you will be glad you did.
The design and structure of a restaurant is paramount to its success. Enter Dave Donaldson. Dave is a familiar face on Del Mar as the original proprietor of the BeachFire. With proven success behind him, Dave has reinvented himself as a skilled consultant and restaurant broker. He has worked tirelessly to help with various aspects of the business at OneEleven Coastal. Dave's in-depth knowledge of the food and beverage industry makes him a valuable asset.
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THE LOBSTER SHACK • SAN CLEMENTE Words by Dina Scaglione Published by The Local DISH Magazine June 2019
Once upon a time, a ten-year-old boy from Venice Beach set out on a bonding trip with his father to the East Coast. This innocuous road trip became the stuff dreams are made of, a jaunt that introduced a young boy to lobster rolls, and planted a seed that grew into what is now The Lobster Shack. Most of us can recall those palpable moments that define our life’s calling. Moments frozen in time where we remember every smell, every taste. That’s the impetus for The Lobster Shack, the newest eatery in Old Town San Clemente that adds West Coast flair to quintessential East Coast fare. New England transplants will be pleas-
antly surprised by brioche so light and lobster so sweet, they’ll swear they’re back in Cape Cod. The Lobster Shack’s brioche rolls are baked fresh daily with flour imported from back east to give it a light, airy texture. Fresh fish is flown in daily, mostly from the East Coast; nothing is ever frozen or reheated. Seafood is generously layered, without heavy, fussy dressing to over-complicate the experience. Your choice of chunky lobster, succulent crab or flavorful shrimp is piled high and held together with a light lemon butter aioli sauce. Share the ‘Trio for Two” where you can experience all three savory staples in a marriage of perfection — served with your choice of two sides: Blue Cheese Cole Slaw, New
England Baked Beans, or Cape Cod Kettle Chips. Start your meal off with a cup of house-made clam chowder or lobster bisque, piping hot and richly flavored. “Think globally and support locally” is owner Dan Naughton’s mission for The Lobster Shack. As a big believer in supporting the local community and preserving our oceans, anything left over at the end of the day is donated to a local food bank that feeds those in need. In his commitment to sustainable cooking methods, Dan abides by the United Nation’s sustainable development plan to reduce his global footprint and only sources from fisheries that adhere to the FAO’s Code of Conduct for Responsible Fishing.
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Mark your calendars for all the fun-filled events San Clemente and coastal cities have to offer! Annual signature events are largely attended and feature the best of Orange County culture, including: holiday celebrations, concert series, farmers market dates, and info about major events in the South Orange County area.
BEACH HAPPENINGS SATURDAY • JUNE 15
THURSDAYS ON THE BEACH
SAN CLEMENTE CAR SHOW
BEACH CONCERT SERIES
The show is free to the public and boasts 300 quality show cars on exhibit from classic to exotic and also vintage trailers to view. This family friendly event includes live entertainment, a beer, wine & mimosa garden, food trucks, vendors, and children’s activities. Hop on the FREE shuttle bus at San Clemente High School from 9:00am-4:00pm or park at the The Outlets and use the San Clemente Trolley for a fun filled day in historical downtown San Clemente. Avenida Del Mar, San Clemente 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM Price: Free
Join the community to celebrate live music on the beach with the sunset as your backdrop and free seating in the sand. San Clemente Beach Concerts offer one more reason to fall in love with this charming beach city in South Orange County. BBQ Dinner (for a nominal fee) by Fisherman's!
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FARMERS MARKET San Clemente’s market extends along a few charming blocks of sidewalk on the north side of Avenida del Mar between Ola Vista and Calle Seville. The wide selection of fruits and vegetables includes produce from organic growers. Fresh flowers, plant starts, honey, bread, and some prepared foods. Parking is at a premium; many locals walk or bike. Avenida Del Mar, San Clemente Opens at 9:00 AM Price: Free
San Clemente Pier 615 Avenida Victoria, San Clemente 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM Price: Free
THURSDAY • JULY 4
OFFICE CHAIR RACES San Clemente Office chair races are a city classic. Watch office chair vehicles cruise down South Ola Vista during this unique 4th of July celebration in San Clemente. South Ola Vista, San Clemente 8:00 AM to 11:00 AM Price: Free
JULY 7 • AUGUST 31
PAGEANT OF THE MASTERS See a work of art come to life at the Pageant of the Masters. This one-of-a-kind production, an Orange County tradition, uses real people to recreate classical and contemporary paintings down to the finest detail. As you take in the visual marvel, a narrator guides you through the story behind each work while a live orchestra sets the tone. This year’s presentation, The Time Machine, takes inspiration from science fiction and steampunk fantasies to take you around the world and into the past, present and future in search of great art and amazing stories. 650 Laguna Canyon Rd, Laguna Beach 8:30 PM Price: $20 - $45
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PAINT SAN CLEMENTE This annual plein air painting event is sponsored by the San Clemente Art Association. The weeklong event is comprised of several separate events which bring local and national artists to paint San Clemente scenes. Community Center 100 N. Calle Seville, San Clemente 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM Price: Free
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THE MARKET AT NORTH BEACH A certified Farmer’s Market selling a variety of seasonal fruits, vegetables, flowers, bread, fresh catch of the day. Arts and crafts vendors, food trucks, weekly children’s activities and live music. 1832 N El Camino Real, San Clemente 4:00 PM to 8:00 PM Price: Free
Independence day starts on July 3rd when natives stake their claim of beach for the 4th's fireworks show at the pier. Don't miss the annual office chair race and all the festivities in downtown San Clemente.
San Clemente Ocean Festival is a blast! Events include surfing contests, Woody Car exhibit, 5k beach run/walk, 10k paddle race, lifeguard competitions, art show, beach concert, and all the food you can eat. A fun, family event, with beach and water activities for all ages. Come watch the Legendary Dory Boat Races, 'Groms' Surf competition, or help build a sandcastle.
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The Dana Point Chamber of Commerce in partnership with the City of Dana Point presents the Dana Point Lantern District Car & Motorcycle Show. This event will feature hundreds of custom and classic cars, a motorcycle display, awards, great entertainment, food and more! Come for the cars, stay for the great dining and shopping!
Sea Terrace Park 33501 Niguel Road, Dana Point 3:00 PM to 4:00 PM - The Reflexx 4:30 PM to 6:00 PM - Freedom (A Tribute to George Michael and Wham) Price: Free
Presented by the Doheny Blues Festival and the City of Dana Point. All concerts are FREE and held at Sea Terrace Park, PCH and Niguel Road. Refreshments and food available to purchase, benefiting local non-profits. Sea Terrace Park 33501 Niguel Road, Dana Point 3:00 PM to 4:00 PM - Tunnel Vision 4:00 PM to 5:00 PM - Polynesian Dancers & Other Entertainment 5:00 PM to 6:30 PM - Surf City All Stars Price: Free
Dana Point Lantern District Del Prado Ave @ Violet Lantern 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM Price: Free
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FIESTA MUSIC FESTIVAL The festival features activities for the whole family, including food and game booths sponsored by local nonprofit organizations, three stages with continuous live music throughout the day, contests for all ages, a salsa challenge, arts & crafts show, business expo, children's rides, exhibits, clowns, jugglers, face painters and much more. Downtown San Clemente 100-200 blocks of Avenida Del Mar 9:00 AM - 7:00 PM Price: Free
AUGUST 17 + AUGUST 18
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TALL SHIPS FESTIVAL In celebration of California’s rich maritime history, the Ocean Institute annually hosts a fleet of historic tall ships that sail into Dana Point Harbor. History comes alive, as crews from each ship, along with historical re-enactors, engage the public in cannon battles, pirate adventures, mermaid encounters, ship tours, and much more.
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OHANA MUSIC FESTIVAL One of the many exciting music festivals held throughout the year in Dana Point, Ohana Music Festival brings a lineup of top name artists. Craft beer, wine, signature cocktails, as well as artisan food options from local restaurants and food trucks will be available all day long.
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San Clemente Art Association's annual Arts and Crafts fair brings together more than 100 artist and artisans in a two day outdoor showcase of unique art. Paintings, handcrafted jewelry, fine ceramics, photography, and unique clothing are personally made by the exhibiting artist.
San Clemente's Open Skate Contest is a fun event for you or your child to come out and show your skate boarding skillz and tricks! Registration will open in August 2019, so be on the look out for the information. All ages welcome to compete.
The Seafest features a Chili Cook-Off, Fisherman’s Lobster, Business Exposition, Arts & Craft Show, Surf Contest, Children & Teen Contests, Children’s Complementary Arts & Crafts, Entertainment and a U.S. Coast Guard Search & Rescue Demo Operation all taking place at the historic San Clemente Pier area.
Community Center 100 N. Calle Seville, San Clemente 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM Price: Free
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SPOOKY SAN CLEMENTE Tricks and treats for all ages! Save the date and start planning your costumes! Join us for a night of haunted houses, spooky corn maze, tricks on Del Mar and a movie in the dark. Date: 10/26/2019 4:00 PM - 7:00 PM Community Center 100 N. Calle Seville, San Clemente 4:00 PM to 7:00 PM Price: Free
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TASTE OF SAN CLEMENTE Those attending will enjoy a wine tasting from area vineyards as well as a sampling of Microbrews. Guests will receive an engraved, limited edition "Taste of San Clemente" wine glass or beer mug. In addition, a fabulous Silent Auction with over forty wonderful baskets and gifts.. Casino San Clemente 140 W. Avenida Pico, San Clemente 6:00 PM to 10:00 PM Price: $95
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SANTA'S VILLAGE BY THE SEA The Holidays will be here before you know it! Save the date and prepare for a day full of holiday cheer! Santa and his reindeer are getting ready for their ride up Del Mar with the Mayor and friends to light the community tree. Continue the night with live music at the Del Mar Glitz, Christmas at the Casa, and snow sledding at the Community Center. Community Center 100 N. Calle Seville, San Clemente 5:00 PM to 10:00 PM Price: Nominal Fee
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For all the wrong reasons, after a stressful day’s work at Ohio Bell, I attended night classes at the downtown campus of Cleveland State University. I had to hurry from my last class at 10 pm to a bus stop in a nefarious part of town; my last chance to return to my home in the safety of the suburbs. I have many stories about this bus stop and rides on that bus. Here is one of them.
Waiting for the Late Bus As a Storm Threatens (A poetically embellished true story)
He passes so close my breath involuntarily halts so that I do not inhale the disease of his scent. Raging headwaters of decay pour from unplumbed chasms deep in his reeking core. Muttering and weaving, he moves on, but just when I think I am safe, he stops, as though he recognizes me then turns back. Defiantly, he strides toward me. An open and filthy raincoat flaps around his knees in a whirlwind of haste and the quickening storm. A brick wall at my back, the dark churning Universe that is him closing in before me. I am trapped and afraid. His mouth, a gaping hole framed by cracked lips and strings of phlegm, twists into a snarl. “Jezebel,” he screams, pointing a long sharp-nailed finger. “Harlot who lays with kings and beggars.” We are now eye to eye. He is rocking, I am frozen. We stand toe to toe in the now silent gale-haunted night. Moments that seem hours pass.
I force myself to meet his yellowed rheumy eyes and see fires of madness where fires of love should burn. I see a lifetime of tears evaporating in the flames. I recoil from the filth, derangement, threats of violence. I wonder, what does he see when he looks at me? I am no longer afraid. Was his mouth ever the taste that someone longed for? Have those lips ever shared the sweet communion of a tender kiss that sealed a pledge? Has that snarl ever been a heart melting smile? Who broke this heart and mind? What forgotten promise led him to this moment? What howling tempest blew out his light? What Spirit sent me here? The wind picks up, street trash swirls around us. Lightening flashes and in the thunder, I hear a voice, “This is my beloved son. See him. Hear him. Love him.” He steps beside me very still, looking down. It begins to rain. My bus pulls up, the doors wheeze open. Wet, cold and trembling, I step on and find a seat. Beyond my reflection in the window I see him pacing, ranting, alone in the worsening storm.
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Why do I have a problem when I have regular checkups and dental cleanings?
You are done with your dental X-rays, exam, and cleaning and your dentist recommends some work to be done. A concern I oftentimes hear from patients is that they get their teeth cleaned regularly with checkups and don’t understand why they still need to have dental work such as a filling or a crown. What did they do wrong? To explain, regular maintenance with dental cleanings does not prevent your teeth from breaking down from decay or wear over time. Dental cleanings are mainly meant to maintain the health of the gums and jaw bone. The gums and the jaw bone are important in that they serve as the anchors to our teeth. Without healthy
gums and bone, our teeth would get loose and fall out. On the other hand, a filling or a crown is to repair damage (e.g. decay or fracture) to a tooth. Regular dental exams with dental x-rays determine if there is new decay, broken fillings or other problems brewing that need to be fixed right away.
I use mouthwash everyday, does this help?
In a word — no. Mouthwashes are our ever-persistent fantasy of dental care in a bottle. They do some things like make your breath fresh (for a short while) and give your mouth that burning feeling making you think that germs must have been killed in there. Sorry to burst your bubble, but nothing can replace the good ol’ toothbrush, toothpaste (fluoride) and floss.
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Great Futures Start Here... One of the best parts for the children attending the Boys & Girls Club in San Clemente is that it remains a place where a kid can still be a kid. And mostly without the interference of the 24/7 connectedness to electronics, social media, the outside world of go, go, go, and the complicated place where everyone needs to succeed and is afraid to fail. Once you arrive and check-in at the front desk, it’s off to grab a snack with a couple of friends from school, see your group leader for the day and head off into a world that is not overly planned or scheduled. If you’re interested in just chilling for a bit, that’s cool, pick a spot and go for it. Play ball if you want to, go in the art
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room, participate in a fun game or daily contest, but do so at your leisure. Sure, you’ll be strongly encouraged to step into the learning center to complete some homework, and for certain members on the Club’s “homework watch list,” they are going to get a little extra encouragement. But for the most part the Boys & Girls Club, located in the heart of the city in Bonita Canyon Park off of El Camino, is a melting pot of children from in and around our city and it remains simple and uncomplicated. The staff is there to keep you safe, help guide you into activities, develop a bond with you during your time there, but they’re not there to hold your hand and be your parachute to give you a soft landing at every turn. You’re going to participate in things and your team is going to lose. You are not going to get a trophy just for showing up. You’re going to play pool or ping-pong against someone who is better than you. You’re going to build character and be a part of a place where you feel like you belong and have some influence. In a recent tour of the Club with the cur-
rent CEO Terry Hughes, who’s been at the helm since late 2017, it’s clear that the members enjoy themselves, are having plenty of fun and that the areas are supervised with dynamic, warm individuals who enjoy interacting with the kids. “We employ a mix of older High School and College Students, many of whom grew up here in this setting, along with some adults and full-time professionals who have chosen this as a career which forms a team of leaders who have many different interests and that’s a benefit to everyone. The more they can be exposed to, the better. We try very hard to encourage the children to do a wide variety of activities and we always hope to make a connection with every single child.” Mr. Hughes cited the increased average daily attendance and membership numbers to go along with survey results and parental feedback which have been positive. He said, “we’re always trying to stay current and improve upon what we do, and in today’s world, families have many choices. We are willing to work very hard to gain their trust and are proud that so
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many families are willing to trust us with the children.” In 2018, the Club served almost 2,000 school aged children after school, during the vacations and summer months, and through sports leagues. The Club remains a great value for families. During the school year membership is less than $100 and includes free snacks and meals over the entire school year, after-school program, and summer camp is $65 per week for families who register in time. And, they are always willing to work with families with payment plans or discounts for families who do not have the ability to pay. Some of the Clubs signature programs are College Bound which focuses on helping first generation students gain college acceptance with financial aid packages, Torch & Keystone Clubs which focus on leadership opportunities through civic engagement and the Youth Sports leagues in basketball, volleyball, soccer and baseball. If you’ve got kids, the Boys & Girls Club has something for you. Stop in or go check them out at www.bgcsca.org.
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The Highwayman Show, a tribute to the Voices of Outlaw Country, comes to the Gaslamp—Music. Bar. Kitchen. on Saturday, August 10 at 8:00 PM. The Highwayman Show is a 10 piece All-Star group that captures the essence of Outlaw Country as defined by Johnny Cash, Willie Nelson, Waylon Jennings and Kris Kristofferson. The Highway"man", Tony Suraci, is an immensely gifted vocalist who channels the spirits and voices of the original Highwaymen in a breathtaking two hour performance. Prepare to be amazed how one man can emulate all four of Outlaw Country's favorite musical icons. Songs like "Folsom Prison Blues," "Good Ole Boys," "Whiskey River" and "Me and Bobby McGee" are just a few of
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