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CELEBRATING THE RESIDENTIAL PARK COMMUNITIES FOR 65 YEARS

Palm Springs Public Library Begins to Offer Library Materials-To-Go by Appointment

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t the City Council meeting on Thursday, May 21st the City Council gave the OK to allow the Palm Springs Public Library to begin offering materials to be reserved and picked up at the Library. Naming this service Library-A-Go-Go the Library will allow card holders to reserve up to five (5) items at a time. Patrons will need to go online and log into their account to place holds or call the Library Monday through Thursday from 10 a.m. – 6 p.m. and staff can assist. Once holds are ready, the Library staff will call and set a pick-up appointment time on Mon. – Thurs. between 10 a.m. – 5:30 p.m. Once patrons arrive for their appointment, we ask that they please stay in their car and call the Library 760-322-7323—having their Library card number ready when they call. Their materials will be

1. ANATOMY: What is a more common name for the medical condition called desquamation? 2. TELEVISION: Who uttered the catchphrase “you rang?” in the sitcom “The Addams Family”? 3. GAMES: How many dominoes are in a standard set?

checked-out and staff will put them on the table outside the door. Once staff returns inside, they can exit their car to pick up their materials from the table, a contact free transaction. When items are returned, the library is asking everyone to please use the book return slot only. All materials will be quarantined for 72 hours prior to checking in and re-

turning to the shelves. “We believe this procedure will keep everyone safe, healthy and happily using the Library again,” said Jeannie Kays, Director of Library Services.

4. GEOGRAPHY: In which city is the Basilica de la Sagrada Familia located?

The library is located at 300 S. Sunrise Way, on the corner of Sunrise Way and Baristo Road. For more info call 760-322-7323 or log on to palmspringslibrary.org.

6. LITERATURE: What kind of creature was Bagheera in “The Jungle Book”?

Drive-in movies are back in vogue Social distancing in the era of pandemic isolation virtually shut down America’s movie theaters much to the dismay of motion picture buffs who prefer their films on the big screen. But a few entrepreneurs with ingenuity have come up with a solution: they’ve resurrected drive-in theaters. According to the Associa-

• Italy was the only country to issue stamps specifically for mail traveling through bank tubes until the practice was discontinued in 1966. • Kleenex tissues were originally developed as crepe paper and used for gas mask filters.

tion of Mature American Citizens at least two pop-up theaters have recently made their debuts, one in New Jersey and one in Queens, NY. The Bel Aire Diner in Queens boasts a 25-foot screen and can accommodate up to 40 vehicles, appropriately spaced apart in its parking lot and offers a special movie night menu. The Kathedral

Events Center in Hammonton, NJ can accommodate 75 socially distanced vehicles in its parking lot where movies are projected onto a 40-foot screen.

• Proof that human nature is the one thing that never really changes: The oldest “your mama” joke was discovered in 1976 on a 3,500-yearold Babylonian tablet in Iraq.

vice that included cleaning toilets and “relieving sewer blockages.” The company said it inserted the clause in its contract “to illustrate the lack of consumer awareness of what they are signing up to when they access free Wi-Fi.”

• Do you, like most people, normally skip reading the fine print? You might want to reconsider that. In 2017, 22,000 people who signed up for free public Wi-Fi from the UK-based technology firm Purple learned their lesson when they inadvertently agreed to 1,000 hours of community ser-

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• In 2014, a new species of vine was discovered in Chile that can mimic the leaves of many different host trees by changing the size, shape, color, orientation and even the vein patterns of its leaves to match

5. MOVIES: Actress Meryl Streep won her first Academy Award for which movie?

7. FOOD & DRINK: What is the primary ingredient of bouillabaisse, a type of stew? 8. PSYCHOLOGY: What fear is represented in the condition called coulrophobia? 9. MUSIC: What is the name of blues guitarist B.B. King’s Gibson guitar? 10. U.S. STATES: In which state is Elvis Presley’s estate (Graceland) located? © 2020 King Features Synd., Inc. ANSWER TO TRIVIA ON PAGE 6

the surrounding foliage. It is the only known plant that can do this. • When asked how he was able to portray battle scenes so accurately, Stephen Crane, author of “The Red Badge of Courage,” replied that he learned all he needed to know about war from football. • Women blink nearly twice as much as men. (c) 2020 King Features Synd., Inc.

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Has your Meals on Wheels expanded their service? In a number of areas, the program has taken on more volunteers or widened the area they cover, having received grants and other funding, giving more seniors the opportunity to have meals delivered. If you have a Medicare Advantage plan, those meals might be covered, if you meet the qualifications. Some areas are establishing meal delivery from restaurants for seniors who shouldn’t go out. If you have a town council, they will know about any kind of changes in your area. Some towns have an online list of restaurants with details about whether they’re closed or are providing service (curbside, limited inside seating or delivery). Other areas have free senior pickup meals for those who can drive to the location. Call your local se-

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Dear Paw’s Corner: I visited my friend’s house with my cat back in March. Now, my friend says my cat, “Chuckles,” gave her cat fleas. She wants me to pay for flea treatment. I say my cat doesn’t have fleas and I don’t owe her a thing. What do you say? -- Sierra in Modesto, California Dear Sierra: This is one of those spats that sometimes end up being resolved on a TV court show. While entertaining for the audience, it can be heartbreaking for both parties and can end the friendship. There is, of course, no proof that will convince your friend

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nior center or check their website for more information. Watch your daily newspaper online, if you don’t take the paper. While most typically charge a fee, during this pandemic many are giving access to their paper for free (hoping you’ll eventually subscribe). Keep an eye on the news for updates to the type of services that are opening up near you and the requirements. Some might ask that employees wear a mask while working, and others might ask that anybody venturing outside wear a mask. If you’re not certain what programs are available in your area to help you, go online to 211. org and put your ZIP code in the search box. That will take you to the 211 for your state. You can either call them or click on their online directory of information. They list food (delivery and pantry), substance use, utility assistance, transportation and much more. Each agency lists the programs it offers, such as personal support services and family caregiver. Stay healthy. (c) 2020 King Features Synd., Inc.

that Chuckles didn’t have fleas back in March. She may not even accept the fact that it’s possible to pick up fleas or flea eggs while walking outdoors and bring them into the house, where they can hatch and then hop on board a pet’s fur. And now that flea and tick season is in full swing, what may have started out as a few fleas is now a full-blown infestation. I’m not a relationship therapist, but if you value the friendship, offer to compromise somehow. You might pay for half the cost of the flea treatment — topical treatments can be pricey. You could purchase flea prevention products and offer to help apply them in and around her home — with the promise that you’ll apply them to your home, too, as a preventative measure. In the meantime, doublecheck that Chuckles is flea-free. Comb through his hair and look for dark speckles or visible fleas near his skin. If there are certain spots that he scratches frequently, pay special attention. Even the most diligent cat mamas may deal with fleas at the height of the season. (c) 2020 King Features Synd., Inc.

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Twist, Shape and Bake Healthy Bread Bears Baking bread is just plain fun when your preschoolers shape prepared dough into adorable bear shapes. Toss in simple math along the way too, as your pint-size bakers divide the dough into halves, fourths and even sixths to form the bear’s arms, legs and snout. They’ll watch the dough rise before their eyes, and they’ll love “painting” the bears with an egg wash before you pop them in the oven. Serve them warm, drizzled with some honey from a little pot for a memorable afternoon treat. Here are the simple ingredients you’ll need for two 8-inch-tall bears: • One loaf of prepared frozen bread dough, such as Rhodes brand (available in the frozenfood section of grocery stores) • 1 egg, beaten with 1 tablespoon of water • Raisins • Honey (optional) Here’s the fun: 1. Thaw the loaf of frozen bread dough for two 8-inch-tall bears. Use it while it is still cold. 2. Cut the loaf in half. Set one of the halves aside for a few minutes while you form the first bear. 3. Cut the dough into two even pieces and let your child roll one of the pieces into a ball with his hands. Set it on a large, greased cookie sheet for the body. Press it down to flatten slightly.

4. Cut the other piece in half. Roll one of the halves into a ball for the head and place it above the body. You may need to pinch the two parts together. 5. Pick off a small bit from the remaining piece for the snout. Cut the rest into six even pieces. Roll all seven small pieces into balls. Place a ball on the face for the snout, two ears at the top of the head, 2 arms at the sides of the body, and 2 legs to the bottom of the body. 6. Make tiny slits in the dough and insert raisins for eyes and for a belly button. Repeat steps for second bear. 7. Let them rise, covered with a damp towel or plastic wrap, for about 45 minutes in a warm place until doubled in size. 8. Remove covering and brush some egg mixture on top of the bears. Bake at 350 F for 25 minutes or until golden brown. Cool on a cooling rack. TIP: Make several bears, and dress them up with thin ribbons tied around their necks. Set in a basket as treats at a teddy bear party. (c) 2020 Donna Erickson Distributed by King Features Synd.

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ACROSS 1. Swiss shoe company 5. __ Caesar, comedian 8. __ and flow 11. Horsefly 13. Egyptian pharaoh 14. African nation 15. Tony-winning actress Daisy 16. Initial public offering 17. Long-winding ridge 18. Guinea peoples 20. Fellow 21. About aviation 22. Able to make amends 25. Easy to perceive 30. Cut off

31. Northeast Thai language 32. Earthy pigment 33. Water nymphs 38. Returned material authorization (abbr.) 41. Those who deal 43. Apply a new fabric 45. Confusions 48. “To __ his own” 49. Lowest point of a ridge between two peaks 50. Heavy cavalry sword 55. Partner to pain 56. A type of savings account 57. In a way, felt pain 59. Wide-beamed sailing dinghy

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8. Painter’s accessory 9. Honk 10. Ballpoint pen 12. Large, dark antelope 14. Ancient kingdom near Dead Sea 19. Exhausts 23. __-bo: exercise system 24. Not written in any key or mode 25. Chinese principle underlying the universe 26. Corpuscle count (abbr.) 27. Powdery, post-burning residue 28. Company that rings receipts 29. Rugged mountain range 34. Commercials 35. NY football player 36. A form of be 37. Soviet Socialist Republic 39. Kindnesses 40. Natural electrical phenomenons 41. Your 42. Diana __, singer 44. Upper surface of the mouth 45. National capital 46. Fluid in Greek mythology 47. Renowned jazz trumpeter 48. Freedom from difficulty 51. Swiss river 52. Prejudice 53. Actor Idris 54. Revolutionaries 58. Criticize

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Brain Teaser Who is that with a neck and no head, two arms and no hands? What is it? SEE ANSWER ON PAGE 6

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“Veronica Mars” and “The Flash,” and guest-starred on many, many primetime series.

Q: One of my all-time favorite crime dramas was “Homicide.” I loved Andre Braugher’s interrogations and monologues. Whatever happened to the actor who played Det. Bayliss, his partner on the show. Is he still acting? — P.B. A: It’s hard to believe it’s been almost 30 years since the critically acclaimed “Homicide: Life on the Street” first aired on NBC. It was based on the nonfiction book of the same name by Baltimore journalist David Simon, but seems to have been eclipsed in popularity by Simon’s later series “The Wire,” which ran on HBO for 60 episodes. “Homicide” deserves to be seen just as much, in my opinion. As for actor Kyle Secor, who was excellent as Det. Tim Bayliss alongside the commanding Braugher, he’s now 63 years old and has been acting steadily since “Homicide” ended in 1999. He currently plays Deputy Fire Chief Alden Radford on Fox’s “9-1-1: Lone Star,” alongside Rob Lowe. Before that he was a regular on

Q: With HBO and the other premium channels offering free months due to the shelter-inplace order, why do I have to pay to view the earlier season-four episodes of “The Good Place”? I binged the first three seasons on Netflix, and now I can only view the final four episodes for free and the rest are $1.99 each. I really want to finish out the story. I wonder if this is an NBC or an FIOS thing? — H.M. A: Unfortunately, you’re going to have to wait until late August or September to view season four of the clever comedy “The Good Place” on Netflix. Reportedly, you can watch all of the final season for free on the NBC.com website if you have a cable or satellite subscription. Log on to Help. NBC.com to learn more. Another option that is less expensive than buying each episode for $1.99 is to purchase “The Good Place: Season 4” DVD set through Amazon, which is priced at $16.99. Lastly, some public libraries carry DVD sets of not just movies, but of entire TV series that library cardholders can check out for free. (c) 2020 King Features Synd., Inc.

Whatever works As the nation gets ready to begin cautiously reopening after months of isolation due to the coronavirus outbreak, eateries are taking some unusual precautions to keep diners safely apart. Take The Fish Tales Bar and Grill in Ocean City, MD. They will be offering patrons mobile “bumper tables” to adhere to safe distancing requirements, says the Association of Mature American

Citizens. Once they get their food and drink they simply “walk their tables” out onto the restaurant’s spacious patio. The round tables, equipped with rubber bumper guards, assure that the diners are a safe distance apart. Association of Mature American Citizens provides the Filler Files as a service on issues of concern to Americans over 50.

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I would greatly appreciate your insight or any advice as to who I might talk with about it. — Anon.

Nighttime Visions and Vivid Dreams Dear Dr. Roach: I am an extremely healthy 76-year-old woman. Almost every night, I am startled awake by visions of people standing over my bed. It’s usually once, but can happen up to three times in a night. It’s often after being asleep for an hour and a half. They’re not dreams. Something wakes me up, and that is when I see a man or a couple or a child standing around my bed or attempting to jump onto the bed. Though it lasts only seconds, my heart hammers and I jump out of bed to chase “them” away, and even checking the door locks. Then I sort of come around and pretty much laugh at myself. As it’s quite frightening, I believe I shout out, and it takes me a bit to calm back down. I take NO prescription drugs nor sleep-inducing medicine. Why am I experiencing this? What actually wakes me up to see these visions? Otherwise, I sleep very well.

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Answer: I hesitate to tell you, but what I am concerned about most is a condition called dementia with Lewy bodies. This is not Alzheimer’s disease. In fact, the earliest symptoms are usually visual hallucinations. If you read this account (https://bit.ly/2Sk1Jzo), I think you may find some characteristics that sound familiar. What makes me doubt this diagnosis is that you report no confusion or memory problems. Although some people may have the hallucinations well before any thinking problems come up, they are in a minority. Wobbliness may go along with Lewy body dementia. Parkinson’s disease may develop visual hallucinations, but that is usually late in the course of the disease. This information can be shocking or depressing, but it is still important information for you to have. There is treatment for LBD. More importantly, there are medications that can make it MUCH worse. I would recommend you visit a neurologist and specifically find someone with expertise in dementia, as that is who is unlikely to miss this diagnosis. Unfortunately, it is not always recognized early. Here is some additional information to read about this condition: https://bit.ly/2BSdmYW. (c) 2020 North America Synd., Inc. All Rights Reserved

is constantly in and out of the microwave. So, I use my gift mug to hold tea bags! It sits on my counter and holds enough packaged bags for a full week. And I can look at it and think of my friend.” — T.W. in South Carolina

• Need a twist tie in an emergency? Check your coffee bag. Many bean bags sold these days -- from the grocery store and specialty roasters alike -- come in a bag with a twist tie built in, so you can fold the bag down and retain freshness. If you really need one, you can pull the twist tie off and seal your grounds in a tin or a zipper-top baggie. • Get to know your frozen veggies. There’s been a lot of emphasis in the past about fresh vegetables. While they’re great, it’s not always possible to get to the grocer’s or farmer’s market regularly. Frozen veggies often have the most vitamins because most are flash frozen right after harvest. You can find many varieties, and they’re easy to use in most recipes. • New use for a favorite mug: “My friend gave me a coffee mug that’s adorable, but it’s not very nice in the microwave -- it just gets too hot! I drink hot tea, and my mug

• Gotta paint a door? Put a lag bolt into the top and bottom of the door, on the narrow. This way, the lag bolt rests on your sawhorses, and you can flip the door over to paint each side. No longer do you have to paint one side, let it dry ALL THE WAY and then flip it over, risking paint getting pulled off the edges. • “To get the rubber tops of my son’s sneakers clean, and keep them that way, I use the melamine cleaning sponges, like the Magic Eraser. Just get it damp, rub off (most) grass stains and keep it handy.” — P.E. in Kentucky • For long-lasting condiments, here’s a great practice: Write the date you open it on the jar or bottle. If there’s not a good place, try using a piece of tape. This way you can better track how long that ranch dressing has been lurking in your fridge, rather than relying on the date it’s good until. (c) 2020 King Features Synd., Inc.

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Inspirational Quote of the Week “A hero is an ordinary individual who finds the strength to persevere and endure in spite of overwhelming obstacles.” Christopher Reeve

Brain Teaser Answer

A shirt.

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TRIVIA ANSWERS 1. Peeling skin 2. Lurch, the butler 3. 28 4. Barcelona, Spain

Stressed? There’s an App for That These are stressful days. Some of us were living under tough circumstances in the best of times, and nowadays the daily news just ratchets it up. There are two Department of Veterans Affairs smartphone apps that might be of help to you. Tactical Breathing Trainer, or Tactical Breather: Created by the National Center for Telehealth & Technology, the phone app can teach you to get control over your

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responses to stress, both psychological or physiological. While initially created for soldiers in combat, the breathing exercises will allow you to stay in the moment, to relax and find peace. It includes exercises, practice and charts of your progress. Telehealth Mood Tracker, or T2 Mood Tracker: This app is for anyone with anxiety, PTSD, brain injury or stress. Use it to monitor your moods and track them over time. Record medications and treatments, daily events -- anything that can alter your mood. The information can be saved to help your medical professional help you, or just for your own knowledge to see how you’re doing. The VA has a few other helpful apps as well. Look for CBT-I Coach if you’re battling insomnia. Try Stay Quit Coach if you’ve

quit smoking and need help staying quit. MOVE! Coach is an app for weight management, with lots of information and places to store your results. See Life Armor for help on 17 different topics, such as relationships, PTSD, depression and more. Use it to track your symptoms. Cruise over to the Apple store for Apple products or the Google Play store for Android and check the apps. You can find more information about them on VA.gov. Meanwhile, if you’re hunkered down and feeling the stress of it all, take things slowly, one day (or even one hour) at a time. We’ll get through this and come out the other side, proud of how we handled things. (c) 2020 King Features Synd., Inc.

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