#Fullerton Harbor

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Paris Harbor, Fullerton, California, Photo by Brad Moore, 2008

[ipsofactostore]

Hey friends of Ipso Facto.

Check out our new arrivals in store from the last couple of months.

You can visit us at 517 N. Harbor Bl. Fullerton CA 92832 (just 26 miles south of downtown Los Angeles & open until 6 pm daily) and www.ipso-facto.com

We are small but mighty and here for your darker desires for 34 years!

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CFB Promotion and Relegation - The PAC-10

PAC10 Tier One - The PAC-10 (FBS): Washington Washington State Oregon Oregon State Arizona Arizona State California Stanford Southern Cal UCLA

PAC10 Tier Two - Mountain West (FBS): Hawaii Fresno State San Diego State San Jose State Boise State BYU Utah Wyoming Air Force Colorado State

PAC10 Tier Three - Western Athletic Conference (FBS): Idaho Idaho State Montana Montana State Nevada UNLV Eastern Washington Sacramento State UC Davis Northern Arizona

PAC10 Tier Four - Big Sky (FCS): Southern Utah Weber State Northern Colorado Colorado Mines CSU-Pueblo Western Colorado Colorado Mesa Fort Lewis Adams State

PAC10 Tier Five - Pacific States Conference (D2): Cal Poly SLO San Diego Portland State Lewis & Clark Southern Oregon Eastern Oregon Western Oregon Central Washington Puget Sound Whitworth University

PAC10 Tier Six - Frontier Conference (D3): Carroll College (MT.) Montana State-Northern Montana Tech U of Montana-Western Rocky Mountain College College of Idaho Snow College (UT.) Pacific Lutheran (WA.)

PAC10 Tier Seven - Western Football Association (D3): Everett CC (WA.) George Fox Linfield Pacific (OR.) Willamette U. Claremont-Mudd-Scripps Pomona-Pitzer California Lutheran U. of Redlands Whittier College

PAC10 Tier Eight - Western Colleges Conference (D3): Arizona Christian Ottawa U. (AZ.) Chapman U. U. of La Verne Simpson U. (CA.) Saddleback College Feather River College Orange Coast College Moorpark Coll. (CA.) Palomar Coll. (CA.)

PAC10 Tier Nine - California Metro Conference (D3): Los Angeles Southwest College West Los Angeles College Los Angeles Harbor College Los Angeles Pierce College Los Angeles Valley College East Los Angeles College Sacramento City College Fresno City College San Diego Mesa Modesto JC

PAc10 Tier Ten - California Football Alliance (D3): Pasadena City College Santa Monica College San Bernardino Valley College Santa Barbara City College Santa Rosa Junior College College of San Mateo American River College San Joaquin Delta College College of the Siskiyous West Hills College – Coalinga

PAC10 Tier Eleven - California Football Conference (D3): City College of San Francisco San Jose City College Laney College College of the Sequoias Shasta College Chabot College Contra Costa College Monterey Peninsula College Mt. San Antonio College Foothill College

PAc10 Tier Twelve - Golden State Conference (D3): Long Beach City College Riverside City College Bakersfield College Butte College Chaffey College De Anza College Diablo Valley College Victor Valley College College Of The Canyons El Camino College

PAc10 Tier Thirteen - California Colleges Conference (D3): Cerritos College Fullerton College Gavilan College Hartnell College Grossmont College College Of The Desert Golden West College Compton College Glendale CC Los Medanos College

PAC10 Tier Fourteen - Small Colleges Conference (D3): Merced College Antelope Valley College Citrus College Allan Hancock College Community Christian College Mt. San Jacinto College Reedley College Santa Ana College Sierra College Southwestern College Ventura College Yuba College

[usaccidents]

FULLERTON, CA (April 16, 2024) — A woman died in a multi-car accident on Orangethorpe Avenue at Harbor Boulevard.

[loscerritoscommunitynews]

Sen. Newman's Bill Would Severely Impact Cardrooms, City Budgets, and Tens of Thousands of Employees

@joshua_newman @cacardrooms

State Senator Josh Newman (D-Fullerton). A protest is scheduled tomorrow at 11:00 a.m. Newman’s Fullerton office at 203 N Harbor Blvd., Fullerton, CA 92832. By Brian Hews Last year, California voters rejected Proposition 26, a ballot measure that would have allowed tribal casinos to run roulette and dice games while dictating the kinds of games the California cardrooms could offer. The…

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Introduction:

Orange County, California, is not only renowned for its sun-kissed beaches and vibrant culture but also for its diverse and delectable culinary scene. Embark on a gastronomic adventure as we explore the flavors, tastes, and hidden gems that make Orange County a paradise for food enthusiasts.

Exploring Local Delicacies:

Orange County boasts a rich tapestry of culinary delights influenced by its multicultural population. Dive into the local scene by savoring authentic Mexican street tacos in Santa Ana, indulging in Korean BBQ in Garden Grove, or experiencing the freshness of locally sourced seafood along the coast.

Farm-to-Table Excellence:

One of Orange County's culinary hallmarks is its commitment to farm-to-table dining. Visit renowned restaurants in Irvine or Newport Beach where chefs showcase the region's bountiful produce, offering a menu that changes with the seasons. From succulent fruits to organic vegetables, each dish is a celebration of freshness and sustainability.

Hidden Gems and Foodie Havens:

Beyond the well-trodden paths, Orange County harbors hidden culinary gems waiting to be discovered. Explore the diverse offerings of Anaheim's Packing District, where a historic citrus packing house is now home to an eclectic mix of eateries, breweries, and artisanal shops. Venture into Costa Mesa's SOCO and The OC Mix for a curated blend of culinary experiences.

The Fusion of Flavors:

Orange County's culinary landscape is a melting pot of flavors, with chefs skillfully blending diverse culinary traditions. Experience the fusion of tastes at Irvine's Diamond Jamboree, where Asian-inspired eateries showcase the creativity and innovation of the local culinary scene.

Sweet Endings:

No culinary journey is complete without satisfying the sweet tooth. From trendy dessert spots in Laguna Beach to classic ice cream parlors in Fullerton, Orange County offers a myriad of options to indulge in decadent desserts and artisanal treats.

Culinary Events and Festivals:

Immerse yourself in Orange County's culinary festivities. Attend the Orange International Street Fair in Old Towne Orange, where the streets come alive with global flavors and cultural performances. Explore the Newport Beach Wine & Food Festival for a premium experience featuring world-class chefs and vintners.

Conclusion:

Savoring the sun in Orange County goes beyond its picturesque beaches; it extends to a culinary journey that celebrates diversity, creativity, and a passion for good food. Whether you're a seasoned foodie or a casual diner, Orange County's culinary scene https://list.ly/h-u-x-h-o-l-dl-a-w-r-e-nc-ek-m-4-9-8 invites you to embark on a flavorful adventure under the California sun.

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Tayani Dental Group

Address: 1460 N. Harbor Blvd. Suite 120 Fullerton, CA 92835

Phone: (949) 741-0795

Business Email: appointment@tayanidental.com

Website: https://www.tayanidental.com/

Description: At Tayani Dental Group, we understand the importance of having a dental practice that provides you with exceptional care. Our staff is committed to serving each and every patient with attentive care and quality dental work.

Our practice provides general dentistry services including the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of a wide variety of conditions and diseases that affect your teeth, gums, and oral health.

At Tayani Dental Group, we are committed to ensuring your oral health is in excellent condition. We make this possible by attending to all dental issues, existing and potential, during your visit. Call today 949-741-0795.

Keywords: Dentist at Fullerton, CA. Dental Office at Fullerton, CA. Health at Fullerton, CA

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Coffee & Eats - Fern Gabriel Valley+

Aroma Coffee - Tujunga Ave - Studio City Priscilla Gourmet - Riverside - Burbank Jones Roasters - Raymond - Pasadena Bopomofo Cafe - Las Tunas - Gabriel Merengue Bakery - Myrtle - Monrovia Classic Coffee - Glendora - Glendora Makenna Koffee - Cochran - Simi Valley Joan's on Third - Third - Hollywood Intelligentsia - Sunset - Silverlake Urth - Main Street - Santa Monica

King's Hawaiian - Sepulveda - Torrance, Bad Ass - Kenyon - Cucamonga, Rad - Second - Upland, Hans Homemade - Bristol - Santa Ana, Phin Smith - Main - Garden Grove, Reborn - Imperial Hwy - Brea, Love you Latte - Lexington - Glendale, Lilit Bakery - Victory - NoHolly, Tanner's - Sepulveda - Culver, Dripp - Harbor - Fullerton, Lost Bean - Newport - Tustin, Moongoat - Placentia - Costa Mesa Hide Out - Labin Ct - Rowland Heights, Mantra - SG - Azusa, Twisted Sage - Foothill -San Dimas, Last Drop -Harvard - Claremont, Alfred - Beverly- Bever Hills, Okayama - Center -Anaheim, Tomo -Culver - Irvine, Lion and Lamb - Pullman - Costa Mesa, Coffee Code - La Palma - Buena Park, Clearwater Bagel - Amar - Walnut, The Mugs - Golden Springs - Diamond Bar, Blue Butterfly - Main - Segundo, Dulce - japan village Romance the Bean - Magnolia - Burbank, La Monarca - Mission - SoPas, Barclays - Tampa - Northridge, Fika - Huntington - Arcadia, Motto - Valley - Gabriel, Kean - Newport - Tustin, Paderia - Brookhurst - Fountain Val, Fresh Roast - SG - SG, Commissary - Fairfax - Hollywood, Conservatory - Washington - Culver, Claros - Hunt - Arcadia || Cream Pan - El Camino - Tustin, Tru Bru - Chapman - Orange, Copa Vida - Raymond - Pasa, Pillow Talk - lake - pasa, Groundwork - Cahuenga - Hollywood, Alcove - hillhurst - los feliz, The Village - feliz, Klatch, Blue Bottle, Philz, Verve, Portos, Seven Leaves

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Aerial view of Diversey Harbor looking North from over Fullerton. Lake Shore Drive in place but Montrose Harbor not yet complete.

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11/5 - The Night Owl, Fullerton

Picture this: You're tired and weary leaving your 10 a.m. lecture class, and don't have anywhere to be until the afternoon when your lab class begins. The person you sit next to that you've been chatting up all semester (the one with the great smile) mentions that they're free right now if you are, but you don't have anything planned for this spontaneous adventure. What are you going to do, sit down in the Titan Student Union and get smoothies again? No.

I'll tell you what you're going to do, and that's take them to the Night Owl in Fullerton. A cute coffee shop tucked away in downtown Fullerton on the corner of Harbor Blvd. and Amerige Ave., it has the charm and menu selection to suit just about anybody. Whether you're a sleep-deprived college student, a parent needing a little "me time", or a commuter looking to kill time before hitting traffic on the 57, the Night Owl has you covered.

A longtime favorite of mine at their shop is the Lavender London Fog- it comes with soy for those inflicted with lactose intolerance like myself, but you can ask for a different milk if you'd like. The London Fog is a great light choice of drink with floral notes and perfect for anyone who's "just not really into coffee anyways".

The Nutella latte is a must-try, because nothing beats the flavor of chocolate with espresso. Hazelnut flavor is the icing on the cake with this drink, and I personally enjoy it hot or iced. Any of their pastries, but especially the almond croissant, are made for sharing with a date, or among friends while sipping on sweet drinks.

The feeling of the Night Owl is not only inviting, but intriguing too. The back entrance welcomes guests with a large mural of an owl perched in a tree, and upon walking in guests are greeted by artwork along the walls. The furniture cultivates an antique-like atmosphere, and the bright lamp sitting on an end table says "cozy" like nothing else. One could easily sit here pouring over a good book or catching up on emails. There is an outdoor patio by the back entrance that is great for meeting a group of people, or sitting down with friends and family.

The next time you're in Fullerton and looking for "that one place" to hangout, go for a surprise date, or just rest for a bit, don't pass on the Night Owl, you won't regret it.

[ipsofactostore]

Hey Ipso Facto friends,

Here are some of the activities we have coming up here at the shop and virtually on Zoom such as in person wire wrapping jewelry crafting, history and anthropology talks, witchy classes.

Location: 517 N. Harbor B. Fullerton CA 92832

www.ipso-facto.com

Join us soon!

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In Fullerton, A Multi-Vehicle Accident Claimed The Life Of One Man And Injured Three Others.

In Fullerton, A Multi-Vehicle Accident Claimed The Life Of One Man And Injured Three Others.

After being engaged in a three-car collision in Fullerton on Sunday afternoon, a 29-year-old man passed away. According to a news statement from the Fullerton Police Department, the collision occurred at about 2:45 p.m. at Harbor Boulevard and La Entrada Place. You can also check  Crystal Blake Car Accident: What Happened To Her? Car Accident Claims Life Of Former Big Brother Nigeria Housemate…

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March 30th, 1982 - Space Shuttle Columbia lands at White Sands Space Harbor Runway 17 in New Mexico following the third successful test flight of the orbiter.

Due to rain at Cape Canaveral, and high cross winds at Edwards Air Force Base, White Sands was chosen as the contingency landing area for this mission. STS-3 would be the only mission in which a shuttle landed anywhere other than Edwards or Kennedy Space Center.

STS-3 launched 8 days earlier with Commander Jack Lousma and Pilot Charles Gordon Fullerton. This mission focused on testing of the Canadarm as well as a general shakedown of the shuttle itself, exposing areas of the orbiter to the sun for periods of time to study structural behavior.

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“It appears that to all practical purposes negotiations with Japan have failed.”

Memorandum to Commanding Generals from Lieutenant General DeWitt of the Western Defense Command, 11/28/1941.

File Unit: EF37, 1941 - 1942

Series: Central Subject Files, 1923 - 1952

Record Group 181: Records of Naval Districts and Shore Establishments, 1784 - 2000

Transcription:

[stamped, in red] IMMEDIATE ACTION

HEADQUARTERS WESTERN DEFENSE COMMAND

Office of the Commanding General

Presidio of San Fransisco

[handwritten, in red] Copy 6: - 3 O P A NOB-5P

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[handwritten, in red] EF37

[lined through, stamped, red ink] SECRET

381 WPR  November 28, 1941.

SUBJECT: Japan.

DECLASSIFIED

Authority [handwritten: 868038] By [handwritten: DSN/GE], NARA, Date [handwritten: 7/12/88]

TO: Commanding Generals,

Northwest Sector, Pacific Coastal Frontier,

Northern California Sector, Pacific Coastal Frontier,

Southern California Sector, Pacific Coastal Frontier.

1. It appears that to all practical purposes negotiations with Japan have failed. It is barely possible that the government of Japan may offer to continue negotiations. The future action of Japan cannot be predicted, but surprise aggressive action at any moment is possible. It is desired that Japan commit the first overt act if hostilities cannot be avoided. However, our defense must not be jeopardized by following this policy. Such reconnaissance and other measures as are necessary will be undertaken prior to any hostile action. Care will be taken that the measures adopted do not alarm the civilian population or disclose your intent. The tasks assigned you in Rainbow 5 will be carried out should hostilities occur.

2. In view of the above, the following measures have already been taken:

a. All harbor entrance control posts are being manned on a twenty-four hour basis.

b. One gun battery of each Harbor Defense is continuously alerted.

c. All harbor defenses have been directed to fully cooperate with Naval District Commanders.

d. Protection against sabotage and other subversive activities has been intensified.

3. You will at once take the following measures:

a. Complete your sector plans under Rainbow 5 and submit them to this headquarters without delay.

b. Designate two battalions of Western Defense Command Reserve under Rainbow 5 and sufficient motor transportation to move the same to be turned over to the Commanding General, Ninth Corps Area for the execution of his mission under Rainbow 5 when so directed by this headquarters. It is probable that the headquarters of these battalions will be directed to institute the necessary

[lined through, stamped, in red] SECRET

[stamped, in red] IMMEDIATE ACTION

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[stamped, in red] IMMEDIATE ACTION

[lined through, stamped, in red] SECRET

BASIC: Ltr. WDC, dated 11-28-41, TO: CG'S NSPCF, NCSFCF, SCSPCF, Subject: "Japan".

reconnaissance. Personnel of these battatlions of substitute thereof will be held alerted so that they may be available on one hour's notice. Advise this headquarters by radio as to the designation of these battalions.

c. Have the necessary reconnaissance indicted in Par., 15 a (3) made so that Rainbow 5 may be put into effect at any moment.

d. Keep sufficient personnel on duty at all headquarters at all times to that the necessary instructions may be received and transmitted to meet any eventuality.

e. Take every precaution against sabotage or other subversive activities.

4. This is highly secret. You will limit the dissemination of this information to the minimum essential officers.

By command of Lieutenant General DeWITT:

[signed] Hugh T. Fullerton

HUGH T. FULLERTON

Captain, Infantry

Actg Adjutant General

DECLASSIFIED

Authority [handwritten: 868038] By [handwritten: DSN/GE], NARA, Date [handwritten: 7/12/88]

COPIES TO: Com 13th ND

Com 12th ND

Com 11th ND

CG 4th Air Force

CG 2nd Air Force

CG Ninth Corps Area

CG Ninth Coast Arty Dist.

[lined through, stamped, in red] SECRET

[stamped, in red] IMMEDIATE ACTION