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Hello everyone, here's what's up in San Bernardino for Aug 27th, through September

2nd, Twenty-Eighteen.

The Inland Empire 66ers take on the Rancho Cucamonga Quakes at

The San Manuel Stadium, 280 South E Street, San Bernardino. The game starts at 7:05.

For more information call (909) 888-9922.

The Rowe Branch Library will host an Inlandia Creative Writing Workshop.

Led by professional writers and writing instructors, these workshops are designed to meet the needs

of writers working in all genres at all levels.

The library is located at 108 East Marshall Blvd. San Bernardino.

Emmy Lam will be returning to the Feldheym Central Library to present her Chinese Paper

Lantern workshop just before the Chinese Moon Festival.

This free workshop is open to ages 10 and up.

The Feldheym is located at 555 W. 6th Street in San Bernardino.

For more information call 909.381-8201

Brew Rebellion presents: Battle of the Bottle.

The best local music artists will be competing to have their own label on Brew Rebellion's Craft Beers.

The winning artists are awarded with their bands name on a beer bottle.

All they'll need is your vote!

Brew Rebellion is located at 144 North Leland Norton Way, San Bernardino.

For more information call (951) 907- 4844

Join San Bernardino Valley College for a spectacular

night in the historic George F. Beattie Planetarium and Observatory.

Featuring: Mars, The Red Planet.

To Reserve a seat or for more information call (909) 384-8539 (6:30 PM - 8:30 PM)

If you missed the first Latino Comedy Explosion, you don't want to miss the SEQUEL at Zorbas Luxury lounge.

The Headliner this time will be SEBASTIAN CETINA.

Zorbas Luxury Lounge is located at 4360 North Sierra Way in San Bernardino.

For more information call: (909) 726-1300

Today is National Blueberry Popsicle Day!

Whether you decide to purchase a box of blueberry-flavored Popsicles or make your own, it's sure to be a tasty treat to help beat the heat!

Get yourself a blueberry Popsicle and post a pic on social media.

And that's what's up in San Bernardino for August 27th, through September 2nd, Twenty-Eighteen.

If you have an event that you'd like us to highlight here, send an email to events

at videofp.com.

And we'll see you next time when we'll let you know! What's up San Bernardino.

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Meghan McCain Moved Up Her Wedding Amid Dad John's Cancer Battle: 'You're Living Scan to Scan' - Duration: 6:24.

Sen. John McCain has made the most of loving family moments — including his daughter Meghan McCain's wedding — throughout his cancer battle

On Friday, the McCain family announced that the six-term Arizona senator has decided to discontinue medical treatment for stage-four brain cancer "with his usual strength of will," which was on display as he saw Meghan say "I do" to Ben Domenech on Nov

21. Speaking exclusively with PEOPLE after the nuptials, Meghan said she "was not really caught up in the [wedding] details," adding, "I just wanted everybody to have a good time

" But when her father tore his Achilles tendon in the days leading up to the ceremony, the bride had to figure out a new plan for getting down the aisle

Enter her brother, Army guardsman Jimmy, 29. "He stepped in to walk me down the actual aisle and then my dad gave me away at the very end," Meghan explained

"I had nerves right before I was going to walk out, but Jimmy was making me laugh the entire time

" Mom Cindy, 64, who sat in the front row, said her daughter's joy was palpable

"She was very calm and very positive," she said. "The day was here and her dad was here, which was the most important thing

" Tragically, her father's presence hadn't necessarily been a given. In July, 81-year-old McCain, the former Republican presidential nominee, was diagnosed with stage 4 glioblastoma, a rare and highly aggressive form of brain cancer that has a median survival rate of 14 months

(Only 5 to 10 percent of patients make it past five years.) "I felt like a nuclear bomb went off in my life

I was a mess. I was barely functioning," Meghan said. Her father launched into an immediate round of radiation and chemotherapy to treat a brain tumor, followed by a second round six weeks later, when doctors found another tumor had appeared in its place

Four months later, it was "still a fight, but I'm doing fine," the senator told PEOPLE in November an exclusive phone interview from the family's ranch outside Sedona

"I'm getting treatment, and my progress is steady and good. People are saying, 'I hope you can get over this

' I believe I will." Meghan said her father's devastating diagnosis made her own life come into focus

The 33-year-old conservative co-host of The View had been dating Domenech, 35, cofounder of the website The Federalist, for two years, and "we were already talking about getting married, but this made it official," she said

"There was something about Ben being there for me, at my father's treatments. I was like, 'This is love

' I felt this overwhelming sense of time and my own mortality. We ended up saying, 'Let's do this now

'" "We were originally going to elope before everything happened with my dad, but obviously all these things have taken on new meaning," Meghan said

Added her new husband: "This brought into focus how important it was for Meghan to have her dad see her get married, and to have that happen while he was still fully there and fully able to participate

This was something that she needed." The pair set about inviting 117 close friends, family members and former campaign workers for a Thanksgiving-week soirée with a western hunting-lodge theme

"We pushed everything up," Meghan said, adding that although her father was doing well at the time, "it's a deeply unpredictable cancer

" "You're really just living scan to scan," she added. "I wanted to make sure that he was — that we were all — there

Why wait?" The festivities took place at the McCain family ranch in Cornville, Arizona

"This beautiful valley has some special meaning because that's where we spent all our time with our kids growing up," Sen

McCain explained. "The wedding was a celebration of life and also a chance for us to revisit and celebrate the past

" For the reception, "we wanted it to be very Arizona, very Americana," said Meghan

Wedding planner Jim Bullock of Sedona's Events by Showstoppers decorated three Nordic kata tents with taxidermy, antlers, animal skins and a vintage American flag so it would look "like if Teddy Roosevelt had a hunting lodge," Meghan said

The senator said he teared up watching Meghan's first dance with Ben as Clay Aiken sang

He had to forgo a planned father-daughter dance because of his ankle, but Meghan said she didn't mind

"I'm not disappointed, and I genuinely mean that," she shared. "I felt really blessed and loved, and I don't feel like I missed out on anything

" Besides, added her mom Cindy, it might have been for the best: "When John had a good leg, he still couldn't dance

So it was a good thing!"

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Why Lindsay Shookus Broke Up with Ben Affleck: 'She Had to Let Him Hit Bottom,' Says Source - Duration: 3:20.

After going public with their relationship a year ago, Ben Affleck and Lindsay Shookus split earlier this month after the Saturday Night Live producer could no longer handle his struggles with addiction, a source says

"Lindsay had been supporting Ben's sobriety and going to meetings with him. She had him in meditation and they were doing it together," a source close to the former couple tells PEOPLE

"His recovery was something that was very important to both of them." As Affleck, 46, began to spiral in recent months, however, Shookus, 38, felt increasingly helpless, says the source

In the end, she decided it would be in Affleck's best interest to end the relationship

"It was very hard for her to break up with Ben, but she knew he wasn't getting better and that it was time for her to step aside," says the source

"She was trying to stay as close to him as possible so that he would stay on the right path, but ultimately it just wasn't possible

She knew she had to let him hit bottom." Adds the source: "All she wanted was for him to be happy and healthy

It was a difficult choice but the right one." An Affleck pal previously told PEOPLE the couple called it quits because of distance and timing, adding that the split was "amicable

" Affleck — who was seen recently spending time with 22-year-old Playboy model Shauna Sexton — entered rehab on Wednesday

His ex, Jennifer Garner, 46, drove him to a Malibu treatment center. An insider told PEOPLE he "knew he needed help and was vocal about it

" Affleck — who shares daughters Violet, 12, Seraphina, 9, and son Samuel, 6, with Garner — first sought treatment in 2001 when his pal Charlie Sheen drove him to a facility where Affleck completed a 30-day residential rehabilitation program

In March 2017, Affleck revealed in a Facebook post that he had again completed treatment for alcohol addiction

"I want to live life to the fullest and be the best father I can be. I want my kids to know there is no shame in getting help when you need it, and to be a source of strength for anyone out there who needs help but is afraid to take the first step," wrote the star

If you or someone you know is in need of help, please contact the SAMHSA substance abuse helpline at 1-800-662-HELP

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Lewis Hamilton opens up after securing Belgian Grand Prix pole position - Duration: 2:20.

Lewis Hamilton opens up after securing Belgian Grand Prix pole position Mercedes lacked the pace which Ferrari showed through all three practice sessions and the opening two qualifying outings. At the start of Q3, Kimi Raikkonen drove a superb quickest lap before calling it a day after just two rounds of the circuit. Sebastian Vettel also set a decent time before rain fell and most drivers were forced to return to the garage.

Teams waited for the weather to clear up before they returned to the track but it was the Ferrari's that maintained their leading position. That was until Hamilton recorded a remarkable lap time with his last effort - pipping Vettel by eight tenths of a second. Force India pair Esteban Ocon and Sergio Perez then continued a stunning Q3 by locking out the second row. "That was one of the toughest qualifying sessions that I can remember," Hamilton said.

"It has just seemed to get harder and harder all year long. "In Q2 we were split between half a tenth so I was hopeful that I could make that slight difference but I knew it was going to be very close. "But then the rain came and none of us have been driving in the rain this weekend so I can't even express to you how difficult it was. "You saw that I went off in Turn 1.

You are tip-toeing and you don't know. The track looks dry in some places and it's actually wet. "That was some of the toughest. The last race was very wet but that was difficult circumstances. "This was so hard, I went off twice but am so glad I managed to keep it together in the last lap. "I think this is what's great about this sport.

There are so many people here in Spa and an incredible track to drive. "I am really grateful for all the hard work the team have put in to give me the best chance here today.".

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How to come up with story ideas - Duration: 5:57.

How does a writer come up with story ideas?

Whether you're suffering from writer's block, or you're a new writer desperately

looking for a story idea, we all need writing inspiration from time to time.

In this video I'm going to share my creative process, how I fill my creative well, and

my ultimate secret for generating story ideas.

What's up, guys?

My name is Michael La Ronn with Author Level Up, helping you write better and faster and

grow your influence with readers.

If you're new here, consider subscribing, and click the little bell to get helpful writing

videos every week.

Sometimes I struggle to find a story idea for a novel, but more often than not, I struggle

with story details.

Where should my character go, or what should the villain look like?

The tools I'm sharing in this video have helped me write over 30+ novels and dozens

of short stories without getting stuck for very long.

Follow these tips, and you'll never run out of ideas again.

When you think about the creativity problem, break it down into three components.

Think about about your mind like a plant.

A plant needs soil, water, and sunlight.

Just like a plant needs healthy soil, your creative voice, or muse, or subconscious—also

needs a healthy environment in which to grow.

This means creating a system where you foster your creativity, eliminate bad habits, and

setting aside time to think and reflect.

You cannot beat writer's block unless you get your mind correct.

That's tip #1.

A plant also needs water, but it's a delicate balance.

If you water it too much, you'll kill it, but if you water it too little, you'll starve

it.

A plant needs water on a regular schedule.

Your mind also needs inspiration and motivation on a regular schedule.

Reading on a regular basis is one surefire way to ensure a steady stream of inspiration

to your mind.

So is watching movies, television shows, and consuming any kind of media.

But even if you water a plant on schedule, it can still wilt, so you have to do other

things to keep it growing.

Your mind is the same way.

You need to have some tools in your arsenal for when writer's block strikes.

I keep a digital notebook in Evernote for things that inspire me.

I note the date and time, the item that inspired me, and when possible, I describe it in the

five senses and include photo, video, and ambient audio from the event.

For example, the day before I recorded this video, I was at a birthday party at a local

bar, and as I was entering, an African-American woman in a green floral dress was rushing

behind me, carrying a huge birthday cake.

I held the door open for her, and she said, "Thank you sir, for your awareness.

I appreciate it."

I hold the door open for people all the time, but not once in my life has anyone ever said,

"Thank you sir, for your awareness."

That's memorable.

I wrote that down, with one guiding question: How would I write her into a science fiction

or fantasy story?

What's her background?

What's she like?

I did a sketch of the woman, exploring what I thought her life would have been like, on

my phone in just a couple of minutes while I was at the birthday party.

The next time I need inspiration for a character, I might use that sketch.

I've done this for over a decade, and I have thousands and thousands of notes, little

bits and pieces I've picked up over the years.

Some of them end up in my novels, but most are there just as mental exercises for me.

If you'd like to see my sketchbook in action, I publish them and perform them on my podcast,

The Writer's Journey.

You can find links to the podcast in the video description.

Back to my plant analogy, a plant also needs sunlight, right?

For your mind, think about this as getting out of your normal routine every once in a

while.

When you're in public, when you're traveling, when you're experiencing something new for

the first time, observe with your senses, and learn how to sharpen them.

Be a student of people and places.

For example, my family went on a summer vacation to San Antonio, Texas.

We visited the famous San Antonio Riverwalk.

As we drove there, I imagined how I would write San Antonio into a story if I ever wanted

to.

We did the touristy thing and paid for a riverwalk boat tour.

Under the moonlit, shaded mall, we boarded a riverboat and sat back as the guide drifted

down the San Antonio River.

We heard the history of the city, learned of its rich heritage and the unique architecture

on the riverwalk district.

We floated by the most amazing buildings, each one lit up in its own unique way.

It's like all the buildings were in a competition for our attention.

Office buildings, bars, retail shops, all trying to stand out and be differentColored

waves of lights shimmered on the dark water.

Several times, as mist landed on my neck, I had to keep reminding myself that I was

in the desert.

After the tour, we went to a famous Mexican restaurant called Mi Tierra, which to this

date, is the biggest sensory overload I've ever experienced.

There were so many colors and lights that I couldn't concentrate on my food.

I'll never forget the endless tinfoil flags and colorful patio lights festooned over every

table.

And the bakery—it had the most amazing Mexican sweet breads—conchas, bear claws, dessert

empanadas, and more.

And there were hundreds of pinatas hanging over the bakery, twirling in the air-conditioning

as we ordered our treats.

When I was here, I kept telling myself, this is a once-in-a-lifetime experience.

And so I observed, and paid attention.

And here I am, showing you camera footage and reciting my sketchbook note almost verbatim

for you guys just to prove my point.

That's how this works.

Live your life.

Pay attention.

Take notes.

And when you've been doing this as long as I have, when you're stuck in your next

work in progress, all that hard work will be there waiting for you.

So that's how you stay creative as a writer.

Be a plant.

Develop consistent practices that ensure you will be creative, capture every moment of

inspiration that strikes, and give yourself permission to do something different and unique.

Do that, and writer's block will be nearly non-existent for you.

That's it for this video.

If this is your first time watching, I'd love to have you subscribe.

Every week I publish videos just like this one with writing advice to help you write

better and grow your influence with readers.

I'll see you in the next video.

Thanks for watching.

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