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Jazz Roots: Lou Curtiss Rocks Rare Music

Posted on 08 June 2010

Lou Curtiss: A living treasury of American music Continue Reading

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The Custom Mary: An Irregular Jesus For Modern Times

Posted on 28 January 2012

One of the intriguing entries to the San Diego Black Film Festival is Matt Dunnerstick’s The Custom Mary, a story about (re) birth, redemption, life in L.A. and the Second Coming…or more accurately, the First Cloning of Jesus. The story centers around Mary, a young and naive Latina who frequents a church run by some [...] Continue Reading

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OCCUPY: It’s Time to Take This Country Back…

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OCCUPY: It’s Time to Take This Country Back…

Posted on 29 November 2011

from the politicians, fearmongers, warmongers, hustlers, thieves, swindlers and the rest of the monsters who pillaged this nation, stole its wealth, impoverished, threatened and disrespected its people and blighted their futures. It is time to open our eyes and regard the fraud we’ve put up with for so long with the deep revulsion it deserves. [...] Continue Reading

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Riding the Revolution: Populism, once old, may be new again

Posted on 29 November 2011

by James Call THE INSURGENCY—A sudden army was camped in Cambridge in April of 1775. A large, unrecruited army. An amateur army. An army without a commander. Farmers and mechanics were getting ready to attack trained, battle tested British troops occupying Boston. Why were these men there, ready to lay down their lives on a [...] Continue Reading

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The last of his kind: Ishi, the Yahi.

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ISHI: Commemorating the Last of the Northern California Yahi Indians, a century later

Posted on 13 September 2011

November, 1908: A surveyor team hired by the Oro Light and Power Company, accompanied by guide Merle Apperson traveled to Deer Creek, in the heart of Northern California’s Yana Tribes country. Assuming the country to be uninhabited, the crew went about its business with not a thought of the former occupants. Two of the group [...] Continue Reading

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Issa’s orphaned constituents protest at his office on Aug. 2

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ISSA: “Doesn’t Need” to Represent All His Constituents

Posted on 13 September 2011

NEWS COMMENT BY J.A. RIPPO As the economy sinks deeper, some people are motivated to become politically active in causes that matter to them. One of those people is Dave Peiser, who recently joined Moveon.org in its effort to confront mostly GOP congress members on issues that matter when it comes to life, liberty and [...] Continue Reading

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When Cops Kill Culture

Posted on 13 September 2011

ESPRESSO’ s lead story describes a conflict between the SDPD’s Vice Squad and small entertainment venues of all kinds, including the many coffeehouses inside city limits concerning the rise of fees for yearly entertainment permits. The sharp increases in yearly costs for such permits are extraordinarily high and coupled with similar permit increases for the [...] Continue Reading

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