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Re: “Nov. 9-13: Napa Valley Film Festival”
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Re: “Endgame: R.E.M.’s Inspiring Second Half”
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Re: “Nov. 9: Steel Pulse at the Phoenix Theater”
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Re: “Endgame: R.E.M.’s Inspiring Second Half”
Thanks for this heartfelt look back at the career of one of the greatest rock bands in music history. I completely agree with all the points made (except maybe G, since I don't know that bootleg). But the cheap shot at U2 at the very end is just stupid and kind of sours the whole review. I'm not a U2 fan by any means, but their skills and legacy cannot be denied. In the end, you come off sounding like some of the wannabe-cool idiots tweeting "Thank God" and "Didn't know they still existed" and "R.E.Who?" at REM's breakup without really knowing anything at all about the band, except for maybe Losing my Religion and Everybody Hurts (most likely the X-Factor version). Shame, cause the rest of the article was really good.
Re: “Nov. 21: Richmond Punch and DJ Greg at the Throckmorton”
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Re: “Nov. 12 - 14: Santa Rosa Symphony at the Wells Fargo Center”
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Re: “Nov. 7: 'Home' premieres at the Sebastiani Theater”
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Re: “The Guerneville Flood Project: Rick and Diana Hearn”
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Re: “Fall Lit Jive Writing Contest”
I’ve stolen many things, but on that day, three years ago, it had been twenty years since my last theft. It was a bright yellow Ford Mustang convertible, a year old and begging to be taken. I was cruising down Elm Street on Saturday morning, just off the graveyard shift at Anytime Fitness and feeling great. I dropped my cigarette and when I looked up after grabbing it off the floor, there it was. I should explain I’ve always loved mustangs and yellow…well, you get the idea. Up until that point, I had been a reformed thief, but I couldn’t help myself, I was in love. I slowed down, and it was obvious that the owner loved that car almost as much as I did. It was perfect. I drove home, about four blocks away, parked my jalopy, and when I got back it was gone. I was heart broken but I went back several times over the next few days and finally, there it was, in the driveway. I parked my car around the block and sprinted back. The Mustang was running! I hopped in and felt a rush of adrenaline and a curious sense of freedom that I had almost forgotten. I turned onto Humboldt and opened it up, I was flying as I let the top down and the wind took it back in a rush. Then I heard it, hard to make out at first, but an unmistakable cry—a baby’s cry. And there she was, laying on the back seat, in a pink dress and yellow shoes, a beautiful little girl. She was not too happy about all that wind. I pulled over, lifted her from the back seat, and she nestled into my embrace. Jesus, what was I going to do? After driving around for about an hour I decided to turn myself, and the baby, in. The cops took the car and locked me up. I was concerned about the baby but more concerned with a kidnapping charge. I found out later that the baby girl was stolen even before I stole her, and it turned out that she was going to be sold on the black market. I served a year in county jail and the night I was released the parents of little Jasmine threw me a party. As for the Mustang, I stole it and I’m glad I did.
Re: “Fall Lit Jive Writing Contest”
Is this space in which I am now typing the space to submit my piece of fiction?
Re: “Sean Penn Campaigns for Norman Solomon in Petaluma”
Anytime Sean Penn Campaingns for anyone, a person who has common sense knows that person running for office would not be a Good Choice. The reason, you ask, well, consider the Facts; Sean Penn is a Communist.
Re: “The Guerneville Flood Project: Alex and Jane of Tinker's Tapes”
Hi again The Alex & Jane picture is one of mine also - Just in case you decide to give photo credits to those who took the pictures.... stephen
Re: “The 1986 Guerneville Flood Photo Project”
Hi I'm flattered that you're featuring my Andy Fava photo (I have a series of the rescue) but I would appreciate it if you would be kind enough to give me a photo credit. Thanks stephen d. gross 865-0123
Re: “Announcing Our 2010 'Prompt Jive' Writing Contest!”
Here you go, Heidi: http://www.bohemian.com/bohoblog/index.php/2011/09/29/fall-lit-jive-writing-contest/
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