- Advantage Life Reports Loss of $126,928 in Fiscal Second Quarter
- White House Rejects Protection for U.S. Makers of Key Chip Parts : Trade: Japanese firms supply nearly 90% of the chip packaging used by the Pentagon. Some see a threat to national security.
- Dense Pac Microsystems Inc.: The Garden Grove...
- Wallace Bennett; Longtime GOP Utah Senator
- Road to Cashlessness Paved With Plastic : Technology: A vast information network brings closer the day when money will blip, not jingle.
- Rostenkowski Paid Ghost Staff, Paper Says : Ethics: Powerful Chicago Democrat hired cronies, many of whom did little or no work, the Sun-Times reports. His lawyers do not respond.
- WASHINGTON INSIGHT
- If N. Korea Talks Fail, U.S. Will Seek Oil Cutoff
- Hurley: I Thought I Was Going to Die : Pro basketball: In first interviews since Dec. 12 crash, Sacramento King point guard says he feels 'real lucky' to be alive.
- POP MUSIC REVIEW : Barnyard Humor Is Farmers' Only Flaw
- 'Pelican' Soars at the Box Office : Movies: The mystery, with Julia Roberts and Denzel Washington, takes in more than $16 million. 'Mrs. Doubtfire,' 'Schindler's List' also do well.
- Filmmakers Capture War TV Forgot
- New School Called Solution to Gang Problem : Education: Students who feared Serra High was hostile territory are expected to be more at home at San Clemente facility.
- BUENA PARK : Naughty or Nice, Santa Will Find You
- VENTURA : Anti-Smoking Law to Be Considered
- SIMI VALLEY : Council to Vote on Shooting Range
- Raiders Barely Able to Recover--Again : Pro football: It comes down to another onside kick, but L.A. holds on, 27-20, to improve to 9-5.
- TONIGHT'S GAME
- JAZZ REVIEW : Penland Quintet Shows Strengths
- McMahon Keeps Vikings' Playoff Hopes Alive : NFC: Minnesota quarterback passes for three touchdowns in 21-17 victory over Green Bay.
- CHINA
- ENTERTAINMENT
- SPIRIT OF GIVING: For children with a...
- Growing Welfare Rolls Reflect a Divided Area : Demography: Assistance to Valley residents doubles in 30 months, skyrocketing among poor Latino families.
- Hawaiian Peaks, Plains States Hit by Snow
- Teen Dies Shielding 2 Others From Gunman at Party
- Irvine's Bid to Annex Base a Thorny Issue : El Toro: Supervisors cautious when talking about the city's proposed annexation of the Marine Corps Air Station.
- Commuter Decries Loss of Midday Bus Line to West L.A.
- SANTA ANA : New Officers Named by School Trustees
- Light Rain Leaves Laguna Unscathed : Weather: Mudslides are averted in county areas ravaged by October wildfires. No more rainfall is expected this week.
- COSTA MESA : Child-Care Directory, Network in Works
- Shepherding a Live Tableau is Easier on Solid Ground
- A Young Russian Joins the Family, Holding the Secrets of 3 Hard Years
- Latest Loss Might Shake Up Lakers
- Ducks Can't Escape the Blackhawks
- Drug Legalization
- Loss to Drunk Driver
- Santa Claus
- Schools Need More Deans of Dreams
- Germany's Justice System
- Good Use of the INS
- AUTOS
- Pierre Holmes; BBC Host Broadcast Coded Messages During WWII
- In the Land of Storybooks : New Chapter in Latino Stories--Modernism
- 'Heaven' Packs 'Em In
- Congregation Finds Unity in Year After Church Fire : Thousand Oaks: Redeemer Lutheran members will spend another Christmas without a building, which burned in December, 1992.
- ASPHALT JUNGLE: If you laid every street...
- MOORPARK : City Hires New Code Enforcement Officer
- 49ers Hold an Offensive Clinic, 55-17 : NFC: San Francisco scores on every possession in the first half and clinches division title with easy victory over Detroit.
- RAM NOTEBOOK / T.J. SIMERS : Quarterback Picture Left Muddled
- Brown Still Humble After Giving Norris a Pound-for-Pounding
- Toddler Dies in Christmas Tree Fire
- Environment Jobs for the Retrained Engineers Scarce : Economy: Southland universities, with government aid, taught the courses. But education planners had not realized the lack of demand.
- VENTURA : Party-Goer Is Slain in Shooting at Motel
- HOLIDAY ALARM: Along with Christmas greetings, some...
- Platform : Should Parents Give Children Toy Guns?
- Patriots Finally Win a Close One : AFC: After losing eight games by six points or fewer, New England rallies for 20-17 victory over Cleveland.
- Revvin' Up the Rat Fink : Reunion, Art Show Celebrate Gnarly Rodent
- COUNTYWIDE : Christmas Turkeys Bring Students Joy
- A Respect for Guns, a Need to Stem Mayhem
- VENTURA : Study Targets School Gender Segregation
- Iles Is Named Presiding Judge
- Real Fun in Fake Snow
- Blackhawks Escape the Ducks, 2-0 : Hockey: Goalie Tugnutt fails in his bid to get Anaheim's second shutout.
- Bengals Take Chant 'Beat L.A.' to Extreme : Rams: Cincinnati (2-12) is 2-0 against local teams after 15-3 victory. Bettis takes NFL rushing lead.
- WEEKEND REVIEWS : Music & Pop : An Inspired Blend From McFerrin, Friends
- Hopes and Sales on the Rise at 37th Performing Arts Meet : Arts: Guarded optimism is in the air at New York marketplace for dance, music and theater that shapes seasons across the country.
- 'Country Santa' spreads joy to poor children : With no government help, he gathers presents for 1,250 needy kids in 5 South Carolina counties.
- New Traditions for Year In and Year Out
- Ickes Reported Still in Running for Health Post
- NBA ROUNDUP : Trail Blazers Lose Drexler in Victory
- Losing Games Tests Mashburn's Patience : NBA: Rookie, who was so successful in high school and at Kentucky, is frustrated with the Mavericks' play.
- Pageants Don't Suit Catalina's Owner
- Carol L. Miltner has been appointed to...
- Gloria Mayer has been appointed president of...
- U.S. Unlucky in Early Matchups for World Cup
- Salinas Stumps for Japanese Investment : Trade: Experts are skeptical about the Mexican president's chances of success. Japan is mired in a deep recession.
- HOME GROWN: Not everyone buys Christmas trees...
- Lebanon Begins to Heal From Its 'Ethnic Cleansing' : Mideast: Christians, Druze are setting aside decades of religious violence and are trying to live together again.
- SLUDGE FOR SALE: What to do with...
- In Sanctions' Wake, Haiti's Poor on Verge of Starvation : Caribbean: Suffering is widespread in the rural areas after three boycotts. Relief agencies don't have fuel to deliver food.
- WESTMINSTER : School Board Selects New Officers for '94
- The Issue Is the Issue, Not the Man : Dying with dignity must be separated from the Kevorkian controversy
- Bills Stop Dolphins and Move Into First : AFC: Buffalo takes advantage of five Miami turnovers to take command in East with 47-34 victory.
- The Rich Hunger for Value, Survey Shows
- Donald J. Gaggiano has been appointed to...
- JAPAN
- Raymond C. Miller has been elected chairman...
- SPOTLIGHT / A Glance at This Week in the NFL : GOOD HUMOR MAN
- Defending Jackson, Oprah Coverage
- Thomas K. Arnold has been promoted to...
- The Big Stink : Consumers Smell a Bargain as Perfumers Fume About Growing 'Gray Market' Sales to Drug and Discount Stores
- Viacom Chairman Reacts to Criticism on Eve of Paramount Auction
- Tijuana Mayor Mounts Assault on Flood Danger : Public works: He undertakes projects usually left to the federal government. Ambitious approach illustrates the rise of a new generation of leaders for the city.
- 47 Feared Dead in Mudslide
- Archeologist Has Difficult Mission to Preserve Church : Restoration: The newest phase to save crumbling, historic sandstone structures at San Juan Capistrano is under way. 'It's a puzzle we're continually unraveling,' professor says.
- India Pilgrims Gather to Anoint Statue
- Fall of Aerospace Takes Heavy Toll on Families : Layoffs: High salaries meant Southland's technical class could enjoy a stable home life. Then shock waves hit.
- City Wants to Grow Cash With Sludge : Ecology: Its compost has fertilized Japanese Garden in Sepulveda Basin. Now it'll go on the market.
- MAKING A DIFFERENCE : One Group's Approach: Sustain People With AIDS and Their Pets
- OCTA Explains Why Roadwork Overlaps at Freeway Interchange
- UC Irvine Women Shoot Poorly, Lose
- Raiders Barely Able to Recover--Again : Until They Put Away Foes, They Can't Put Away Doubt
- Corporate Giving
- Christian Right School Boards
- COUNTERPUNCH LETTERS : The 'Short Cuts' Debate Over Misogyny
- OTHER NEWS - Dec. 20, 1993
- OTHER NEWS - Dec. 20, 1993
- OTHER NEWS - Dec. 20, 1993
- Man, 23, Jailed in Slaying of Chatsworth High Student : Crime: The victim is the second youth from the school to be shot in less than a week.
- Basketball Star Makes Move : Prep sports: Freshman Cotton transfers from St. John Bosco to Mater Dei.
- TECHNOLOGY - Dec. 20, 1993
- TECHNOLOGY - Dec. 20, 1993
- Wise Men Turn a Bit Clueless When It's Their Turn to Give : Shopping: Stores lure men in with promises to help, but many discover one-size-fits-all gifts suit them fine.
- STYLE : GARDENS : In the Pink
- Food and Charity : On-the-Farm Training
- Holiday Cooking : A Dickens of a Dinner
- Fast-Track Feminism : Revolution Betrayed : The New Female Power and How It Will Change the 21st Century, <i> By Naomi Wolf (Random House: $21.95; 321 pp.)</i> : STRANGERS IN THE SENATE, <i> By Barbara Boxer (National Press Books: $23.95; 256 pp.)</i>
- L.A. SPEAK
- Chic, Chic-er, Chic-est
- The Gift of Memories
- Baby Stolen as Mother Turns Back
- CITY ARTS : Tranquil Beauty of Korean Landscapes
- Crenshaw Appearing in 2 Classics
- WITH AN EYE ON ... : Jerry Orbach takes to 'Law & Order' like a cop to the street
- Commune Perseveres in Its Desert Oasis : Religion: The eight remaining members of the Children of Light, founded in 1950, live a simple life. Despite dwindling numbers, they profess contentment in making their patch of Arizona bloom.
- DOWNTOWN : 2 Charged in Clothing Counterfeiting Case
- Middle Class Despairs Over Its Paradise Lost : Demography: Shrinking white majority confronts vanishing jobs, falling home prices, rising violent crime.
- From Deserted to Star of the Desert: Tourists Flocking to Moab : Utah: Visitors and mountain bikers are lured to the town by two national parks. Some question whether that is a blessing or a curse.
- GATT's Promise Can Only Be Realized If Followed by Tough Regional Policies : Trade: With U.S. business the possible big winner, Clinton must reward those companies leading the way, not return to Democratic politics-as-usual.
- Clearing the County Air for Nonsmokers : * Supervisors' Phased-in Smoking Ban Is a Healthy Sign That Cities Should Emulate
- Deputy Fatally Wounds Carjacking Suspect
- Clippers Ease Pain for Suns : Pro basketball: Barkley says playing despite back injury is becoming too much after Phoenix wins, 116-109.
- ROUNDUP : Mosley's Overtime Basket Carries Master's to 7th Win in Row
- BOYS' BASKETBALL ROUNDUP : Mater Dei Beats Long Beach Poly, 67-56
- COLLEGE BASKETBALL / PACIFIC 10 ROUNDUP : Arizona Gains a Small Measure of Revenge, 89-63
- In Brief
- Alternatives to CDs for Those Last-Minute Shopping Sprees : Videos
- Books
- Holiday Cooking : Currants and Pecans: Piece of Cake
- News, Tips & Bargains : Inn-vitation to Cross-Country
- The Mommy Trap : THE MOTHER DAUGHTER REVOLUTION, <i> By Elizabeth Debold, Marie Wilson and Idelisse Malave (Addison Wesley: $22.95; 299 pp.)</i>
- HOW TO KEEP BURGLARS AWAY FROM YOUR HOME
- Steven Spielberg, Seriously : Hollywood's Perennial Wunderkind Confronts History, Sentiment and the Fine Art of Growing Up.
- FUTURE PERFECT : Time Flies When Tomorrow Promises to Be a Better Day
- HUNTINGTON PARK : Ex-Guard Charged in Warehouse Blaze
- EDUCATION : Want to Give a Student a Lasting Present? Consider a Reference Book
- 17 Bosnians Evacuated for Medical Treatment in West : Balkans: Eleven children, six adults slip through brief openings in battlefronts. Others wait.
- Baldwin Park : Officer to Get Medal of Valor
- Manson Fashions Gain Popularity
- Nursing Program Victim of Bottom Line : Education: The UCLA school is among the best in its field, but it faces major downsizing due to budget cuts. Faculty in the predominantly female school say they are victims of gender bias.
- MID-WILSHIRE : Child Escapes Harm, Thanks to an Angel
- Mobile Health Clinic Seeks Donations
- New Guatemalan Leader's Shifts Dismay Backers
- A Passion for Fashion : Fabulous Faberge:
- City Council Rejects Redevelopment Project
- PLATFORM : Independent Living
- The University of California's Slow Death by Malign Neglect Must Stop : Education: Damaged by pay and staff cuts, with projected growth seen to be zero, the system must rethink its "universal access" mantra.
- Sidewalk Vending Ordinance Addressed Both Sides at Every Step : The law as amended answers all legitimate concerns. A two-year pilot project will provide an opportunity to adjust the new regulations.
- Female German Lugers Sweep One Day After Coach Loses Leg
- Brocco Is His Bond to Racing
- Georgetown Manhandles UC Irvine
- BOYS' BASKETBALL ROUNDUP
- Will Charles Manson Wind Up Songwriter of the Year?
- ALLA BREVE
- Filmmaker Solidarity: Men That Cesar Chavez Inspired Strive to Tell His Story
- XSCAPE : There's More Singin' Comin' at 'Cha
- Meat-Free, Fat-Free, Chemical-Free, Customer-Free
- Justices Sparring Over Soka Property Case : Law: A ruling is expected early next year on the legality of an attempt, through eminent domain, to condemn 245 acres of university campus at Las Virgenes Road and Mulholland Highway.
- Sugarplums? Don't Ask, Just Enjoy
- Opposition May Derail New Disney Park
- FASHION : Small but Mighty
- Issue: Welfare
- Bank Error Enriches Account $1.5 Million; She Spends It
- Maritime Recruits Practice on Dry Land : Navigation: High-tech ship-handling simulator allows cadets to hone skills under almost lifelike conditions. "They say the only thing it doesn't simulate is the smell," one student says.
- State Approves College Board Elections by District in 1996 : Education: The board has not had a minority member since it was formed in 1978. The new system is expected to increase chances for minority representation.
- Siege Mentality Hits Oakwood Neighborhood : Violence: Terrified residents seek refuge in their homes from ongoing feud between black and Latino gangs.
- WEST ADAMS : Residents Protest Reopening of Alley
- Sam Wanamaker; Actor Led Globe Theater Effort
- A Crisis of Intimacy: Who Are Our Children?
- Embracing Museum of Tolerance's Lessons : Education: University students, police officers, even a criminal sentencing are taking advantage of the center's provocative exhibits.
- Santa Ana Drug Buy Attempt Leaves One Killed, One Critical
- THE NBA / MARK HEISLER : Manning Is on Everyone's Christmas List
- Books
- 'Philadelphia': Is It a Milestone or an Escaped TV Movie?
- FICTION
- Readers Recommend
- THE WINE LIST
- THE IMPOVERISHED SPIRIT IN CONTEMPORARY JAPAN: Selected...
- Yellow Woman and A Beauty of the Spirit : For a Laguna Pueblo Child Who Looked 'Different,' There Was Comfort in the Old Ways--A World in Which Faces and Bodies Could Not Be Separated From Hearts and Souls
- Weekend Escape: Laguna Niguel : How the Ritz Rates : Does the Ritz-Carlton--With Its Reputation for Elegance and Service--Live Up to Its Press? Our Writer Visited Anonymously to Find Out.
- Food and Charity : Church With an Open Door
- Botany Professor Seeking Fire Survivors on Malibu Hillside
- CRENSHAW : Rights Issues Hit Home for Students
- Corralling Holiday Spending a Real Gift to Pocketbook
- Tree Trimmings
- Well-Earned Attention for Leimert Park
- Roughly Translated, It's a War of Words
- Riordan's Next Challenge: Become the Political Man : City Hall: The mayor should take his cue from his counterparts in other big cities and build a grass-roots coalition to achieve reform.
- Class a Short Detour From the Fast Lane : In traffic school, the car brings us together, however briefly. Here we meet people from other walks of life. Here we have something in common.
- Jail Term Revoked for Former College Trustee Dying of Cancer
- Live and Learn : Staying in Dorms at Cal State Gives High School Students a Chance to Succeed
- * LAND HEARING: A hearing is scheduled...
- Thompson Scores 30 as Toros Win, 61-46
- COLLEGE BASKETBALL / NATIONAL ROUNDUP : Georgia Tech Defeats Vanderbilt in Overtime
- Buccaneers Are No Reason to Smile : Raiders: L.A. has played at the level of its competition for most of the season.
- UCLA Pulls Rank on LSU With Another Easy Victory : College basketball: Bruins lead by as many as 34 points in 100-80 victory. Brown calls them a potential Final Four team.
- CBS Seems to Be Out of Its League : Pro football: Network probably has lost the NFL, which renews deals with ABC, ESPN and TNT.
- In Brief
- In Brief
- Books
- Holiday Cooking : Flanking the Holidays
- SOUNDS LIKE A NEW WOMAN from...
- Barbra, Is That You?
- Chill Out; That's Word on Frozen Poultry : Consumerism: Out-of-state poultry producers battle California law defining 'fresh.'
- Good for the Green : Bigger, More Expensive Christmas Trees Are Back in Style
- It's a Wrap : PACKAGE YOUR HOLIDAY TIME WITH VIDEOS
- EAST LOS ANGELES : Evicted Clinic Finds 6th Street Quarters
- Book Reexamines Roots of Homelessness : Public Policy: Alice Baum and Donald Burnes contend that the problem isn't poverty, but drugs, alcohol and mental illness. They accuse advocates for street people of enabling them to die.
- Town Turns Up Nose at Buffalo Burger
- NEWS ANALYSIS : As Cabinet Ousters Go, Clinton's Aim Is True : White House: Some cry, some leak, some delegate. But when a President fires a top aide, it's never easy.
- World's Largest Hotel Opens in Las Vegas
- Slavenka Drakulic : Out of Sync in a Country Unaccustomed to Democracy
- This Motel Crackdown Just Doesn't Check Out : Investigate Sources of Problem and Leave Others Alone
- Fire Damages Classroom Structure
- COUNTYWIDE FOCUS : OXNARD : Funding Spared for Crossing Guards
- Time for a Counseling Consolidation : CSUN Must Use Its Current Resources Better to Help Its Many Older, Working Students
- Little Shaver Thinking Big : Alemany's 119-Pounder Castaneda Will Make Bid for State Wrestling Title
- Neither Fresh Nor Innovative, Outfoxed CBS Won't Be Missed
- Videos
- In Brief
- FILM COMMENT : OK, So What If a Movie Is Recycled From TV; It Just Might Turn Out Funny Anyway
- Books
- To coincide with the Who's 30th-anniversary celebrations...
- Kevorkian Free, Vows Not to Assist in New Suicides
- Yates: Nearly Picture-Perfect : <i> Every picture tells a story, don't it?</i> --Rod Stewart
- China Agrees to Import Apples From U.S.
- The Rich Will Pay More in Taxes--Guess Where They Live
- Those Suspicious Dollar Bills Aren't Fake--They're New!
- A Farewell to Firestone : Sheriff's Station, the First in the County to Put Black Deputies in Patrol Cars, Is Set to Close After 38 Years
- Chinese Officials in 1st Meeting on Taiwan
- An Electric Holiday at Police Station
- Alternative Raw : Steve Albini likes to record edgy bands--including Nirvana and PJ Harvey--with an in-your-face, unadorned bite. His credo: 'I want to make better, cheaper punk-rock records today than I did yesterday'
- MORE MANSON: One of the Doris Tate...
- Two Versions of 'Fidelio' That Sound 'Important'
- Signature Line : O.C. Designer Mossimo Puts Famous Name on Global Expansion Plans
- Keep Her in Mind When Choosing Gifts
- How to Get a Short Payoff
- FICTION
- * Stuart P. Browne has joined Satellite...
- Is Italy Ready for an American Revolution?
- Backpack & Budget : Scooting Around Scotland
- FICTION
- BERTOLT BRECHT'S BERLIN: A Scrapbook of the...
- NATIVE AMERICANS : When the Blood Speaks
- Food and Charity : Giving Shelter
- TO BEGIN AGAIN: Stories and Memoirs 1908-1929...
- A Case for the Warrior Culture : A HISTORY OF WARFARE, <i> By John Keegan (Alfred A. Knopf: $27.50, 432 pp.)</i>
- SOAP ACTOR TAKES HIS CHARACTER TO THE LIMIT
- Young Athletes' Development Studied : Health: Researchers say children are not capable of quick bursts of power until puberty, when "fast-twitch" muscle fibers develop. But all can do aerobic exercise, they say.
- Owner of Newspaper Chain Has Heart Surgery
- Boy, 5, Accused of Killing 3 Poses Dilemma
- The Gift of Memories
- LITTLE TOKYO : A Happy New Year Pound for Pound
- PICO-UNION : Rally for Salvadoran Candidate Protested
- SOUTH GATE : City Council Rejects Redevelopment Plan
- The Adventures of Robin Hood (Showtime Sunday...
- Swap Meet Merchants Hope for a Christmas Blessing
- Alhambra : Trial Set on Cities' Tax Suit
- 2 Florida Men Jailed for Cruelty to Kittens
- 'Twas the Night Before Christmas for a Day at the White House
- Another Financial Time Bomb Is Ticking Away : Pensions: Companies have overpromised and undercontributed to their retirement plans. Will taxpayers bear the burden?
- See All the Falling Men--Except for the President : Cabinet: The emerging Clinton pattern is that he will simply exhaust or outlast those around him in politics, friends or foes. Goodby, Les Aspin.
- Fliers to Put a Roof Over Beloved Birds : Aircraft: WWII-era warplane enthusiasts will build a museum and two hangars to house vintage planes at Camarillo Airport.
- Sunland Man Dies as Truck Crashes
- Newer Cities Stung by Budget Cutbacks : * Recession Delivers a Wake-Up Call to Mission Viejo
- The Verdict : THE CHOICES FACING THE MENENDEZ JURIES
- It will be the night before Christmas...
- Injuries to Guards Rise Along With Juvenile Hall Violence
- Writer's Playful Dream Crumbles Into Wilder Reality
- Holiday Party for Children Just What the Doctor Ordered
- No Regular Joe : El Camino's Zaletel Flexes His Scoring Might, Earns Looks from Recruiters
- COMMUNITY COLLEGE ROUNDUP : Amos and Kordik Lead Rancho Santiago to a 76-68 Upset of Fullerton
- Books
- ARCHITECTURE : REVIEW : Danger: Walls With an Attitude : The design firm Coop Himmelblau combines European modernism and California experimentation in two LACMA installations
- The Bird's-Eye View Overlooking Oak Flat
- News, Tips & Bargains : Jewel House to Close Jan. 10
- Russia May Boost Social Programs : Reforms: Prime minister admits mistakes and says plan is needed to bolster government's popularity after poor election results. Yeltsin has indicated he is willing to soften the economic pinch.
- Stuck on what to give kids who love to watch ... and watch? Ideas from the video department
- Grant Won the Civil War, But His N.Y. Tomb Is Losing the Urban Wars : Monument: Resting place of Civil War victor is scarred by vandals and neglect, a hangout for the homeless. One citizens' group is fighting to restore the memorial to its glory.
- Nearly 450 U.S. Troops From Somalia Receive a Warm Welcome Home
- A War Against Time : Confederate Air Force Wing Scrambles to Protect Historic Planes and Mementos
- COUNTYWIDE FOCUS : OXNARD : Planners Approve Low-Income Housing
- Notes about your surroundings
- A Promising Start for 2 Council Newcomers : Alarcon Distances Himself From Past
- WORLD CUP '94 : Something Fishy OR Luck of the Draw? : No One Can Figure Out How Today's World Cup Draw Could Be Fixed, but Then, No One Really Understands How It Works
- JAZZ SPOTLIGHT
- Seven Recession Victims Learning to Make Sacrifices to Survive
- THE ACTION AT JACKSON'S : A Wagon-Wheel Motif With Gravlax and Seared Ahi Tuna? No Problem.
- GO SEEK THE POW WOW ON THE...