Fresno Flyer Vol 2 No 9 by Fresno Flyer

EDITOR’S NOTE Being in this business, we’re always talking to well, other businesses. The single reason behind how we’re able to offer the Flyer free to you, the reader, is due to the advertisers you see in these pages. We’re also just always looking for a new place to shine the spotlight, you know, putting the focus on a local business, non-profit, event and the like. So, to reiterate, we’re always talking and meeting other businesses/organizations in our area. After nearly four years of doing so, I can guarantee that one of the first things out of my contact’s mouth is the question, “How much does this cost?” Now, granted, if we’re talking about advertising, then it’s a natural progression for the conversation, but if it’s for an article or a spotlight… why on earth am I being asked this? Every time it happens, I’m always a little surprised, although I shouldn’t be by now. See, when we do a spotlight or an article, we’re not doing it for the money, we’re not out to hustle people through the guise of supporting them. However, there are plenty of others who will approach these businesses or organizations under the

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impression that they’re here to help spread the word through positive coverage only to pull the rug out from under them with a hefty price tag. When we choose to cover a particular topic, local figure or organization, we do it because we think it’s something our readers should know. Because we support local, we believe in being champions for each other, and we find enormous value in the small business model for local economies. Not everything is about me. (or rather, about what we can get from other people) The Flyer needs to make a living, sure, it’s how we maintain and continue to grow. However, it’s not our goal or purpose to squeeze every last dollar we can from everyone we meet. And I wish more of the Central Valley would follow a similar standard. It’s true that the world is only interested in what it can get from you and each person has to learn how to make that work in achieving their own goals. But we cannot forget our integrity in pursuit of those goals… maybe then the idea of ‘working together’ wouldn’t be so difficult.

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MONSTERS

RELENTLESS. TENACIOUS.

// SPOTLIGHT

MONSTERS. The Fresno Monsters Hockey team is coming back strong for the 2017-18 season.

by Lisa Talley | lisa@fresnoflyer.com - photos by Kiel Maddox

he Fresno Monsters are currently 6-6 for the 2017-18 season. The Tier II Western States Hockey League (WSHL) team opened the season with a three-game series in Lakewood, CA on September 28 against team rivals, the Long Beach Bombers. A quick look at the stat sheet and it would be easy to assume that things are sailing into a repeat of last year’s disappointing season for the Monsters with an ending 25-22 record… but anyone making that assumption would be wrong. So very wrong. Looking past the next two games, this time against the Valencia Flyers, the Monsters rose to the occasion after a 2-8, 2-5, loss and hit hard in the third set with an impressive 11-3 win. That’s more than enough to turn heads because luck doesn’t bring an 8pt lead – that’s the signature of dedication and hard work. The Monsters took to the start of the season with only 12 players - a staggering number compared to the 20-25 on the opposing teams - not reaching a full roster themselves until well after the start of the season. And although it’s arguable that the increase in numbers for the team played a significant role in helping to boost the Monsters’ performance for game three against the Flyers, it would be short-sighted. Anyone looking for a sense

of what the core spirit of the team looks like this year only needs to look closely at the opening games in Lakewood - where the players showed grit and determination. “That weekend, those guys showed me a lot of character, a lot of passion, a lot of heart. The 2nd game we lost with 2 seconds left, the 3rd we missed the net with 15 seconds left after we pulled the goalie. That 3rd game we kept pressuring and I’m thinking we’re going to collapse, we’re going to get so tired in the 3rd period, but these guys kept coming and coming - it showed me what kind of character we have in that locker room, and they made this coach very proud,” says Head Coach Kevin Kaminski. Each game in the first series the Monsters lost by a single point, by a few mere seconds, and all with only 12 players taking the brunt of every other shift. Even still, the team powered through, holding their ground with resolve, skill, and willpower; it isn’t difficult to imagine how different those games would have been had the team arrived with a full roster. The following three-game series against the San Diego Sabers showed an upswing as the Monsters dominated 2-1 through the weekend with a 5-2 start, an impressive 6-0 second game, and a 1-3 loss with the Sabers pulling the win in the third set. The most recent series against the Phoenix Knights at the Monsters’ home venue, Gateway Ice

Center, showed not only the fans but the league that the team means to finish big this season. October 19, 20, & 21, the Fresno Monsters swept the weekend with a notable 6-3, 9-3, and a demolishing 11-0 to round out the threegame sweep. Team Captain, Cody Key, is optimistic about the t e a m’s

performance moving forward, “The guys this season have a lot of heart, a lot of drive, so I think this year we have a good [team] to go all the way.” Bringing back a number of players this year - defensemen Daniel “Goodie” Goodwin (20) and Logan Domagala (19), as well as veteran Cody Key (20) - the team has also signed on several new talent both national and international - Fresno native and forward, Daylon Mannon (18), goalie Adam Barvik (20) and defenseman Ondrej Gabrhelik (20) both from the Czech Republic. Players from Canada, Hungary, Latvia, and Slovakia also round out this year’s talent. The incorporation of international players brings with it the addition of different styles of hockey and provides yet another active layer in the team.“The European guys, they bring a different kind of hockey out here to the states… they’re more skilled in that they do a lot of finesse with the puck. All the guys from the states, they bring a gritty attitude to the ice. It’s good to have it all on the team,” says Key. As it stands, however, the season’s top scorer (at the time of this article) goes to a local. Daylon Mannon - debuting both with the Monsters and the league this season - holds the title with the 18 goals and 16 assists for a total of 34 points over the course of 12 games.

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SPOTLIGHT \\ MONSTERS ...‘Monsters’ continued from pg 3 “I couldn’t do it without my teammates, Cody Key, Rudy, and my defense, honestly,” says Mannon of his success through the start of the season, “I talk a lot to the vets on and off the ice, they tell me what I should and shouldn’t do because of [their experience]”. The Monsters’ identity and the foundation are rooted in a strong work ethic and unity. As stated by Kaminski, “a relentless work ethic and a physical brand of hockey.” “Here in Fresno everyone bonds together becomes a family. We sacrifice our bodies and put ourselves on the line day in and day out for each other,” Key adds. Defenseman Logan Domagala is holding down the ice as an enforcer for the Monsters with a total of 44 minutes in penalties so far - a responsibility he shares with fellow defenseman Daniel “Goodie” Goodwin. Although fighting in hockey has changed over the years as the game has put more emphasis on speed and skating ability, throwing off the gloves is still a very present element. “It happens. When you’re down by a lot or have a [teammate] get run - cheap shotted or whatever it may be, you have to protect your young guys and your goal scorers. Some of us just have to do it,” shares Domagala. The Fresno Monsters, established in 2009, has a reputation for being a strong contender in the WSHL. Fresno alone stands as a city with a long hockey tradition dating all the way back to 1940 with the Fresno Falcons one Taylor Cup and eleven years as champions in two different leagues - the Fresno Monsters, after the Falcons folded in 2009, picked up the torch without a blink and have been charging ahead ever since. Only the 2016-17 season last year stands out as a slight hitch in their stride. However, it was also that same year the team underwent some major changes. After a six-season run coaching the WSHL Monsters, then head coach and general manager, Bryce Dale stepped down from his position in March 2016. Three months following, in June 2016, owner, David White sold the team to the Central Valley Community Sports Foundation, led by Jeff Blair. Massive changes to shoulder for a team ramping up to a new season. Coming in to replace Bryce Dale as head coach and general manager is former NHL enforcer, Kevin “Killer” Kaminski. With an 11-year professional career, the past Washington Capitals Center is known for his hard-nosed style of play, and he’s bringing it to the ice here in Fresno. “I pride myself and the team on work ethic, tenacity, playing physical and [having the team] demand that out of each other,” says Kaminski of his coaching style, “Talent is great, but when you combine that talent with

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Head Coach, Kevin “Killer” Kaminski leading the team during practice. a work ethic you [have] a special kind of player.” And a special kind of team, no doubt. Retired in 2001, Kaminksi left the NHL due to concussions and a debilitating injury when he caught a hockey puck to the right side of his face that resulted in “2 plates, 12 screws, and 140 stitches.” All telltale signs of his signature fearless and aggressive style of play which is evident in how the Monsters tackle each game. However, his experience also brings a honed awareness of the toll the sport of hockey takes on an athlete. “It’s a long season. [As a] players coach I know when to push them and when to give them a day off or 2,” says Kaminski. Building a cohesive team, according to the head coach, requires not only demanding strong performances but also reminding everyone to have fun. Because that’s what it’s all about, “to go have fun and score some goals.” The success of the Monsters is significantly reliant on the eye and precision of the head coach’s ability, the steadfast leadership of the team captain, as well as the skill, unity, and determination of each player. And the devotion of the fans. “This is a mad-house, [other teams] don’t like coming to Fresno,” shares Domagala, “You wouldn’t expect Fresno to be a hockey town, but it definitely is.” “You can say that we have the rowdiest fans in the league,” adds Goodwin. Between the signs, the various props, cheering and heckling towards the opposing teams, the Fresno Monsters are immensely grateful for the support of the fans who show up to every home game. “It intimidates a lot of other teams when they come to our barn because we get so many fans in here - it puts us a step ahead. I appreciate our fans and hope they keep coming out,” continues Key. Both Key and Goodwin “age out”

#23 Daniel “Goodie” Goodwin powering through the opposition this year as the WSHL league eligibility caps at age 20. Each player hopes to leave a legacy of hard work, strong leadership and to set the standards for new players coming through the ranks of what it means to wear the Monsters jersey. “Be strong and level-headed, keep your composure, and go hard. Do your best and leave it all on the ice,” shares Goodwin. The team has their sights set on driving deep into the playoffs and punishing the opposition for a chance at the Thorne Cup. If the Monsters continue to perform in the manner with which they’ve been handling the last few games, and judging by the scope of talent, focus, and determination of the players led by Kevin “Killer” Kaminski, the odds are that fans will see them in the finals by midApril 2018. Storming the ice, the Monsters bring speed and aggression to the game. It’s a sight every spectator should experience first-hand, as the arena only allows for the smallest separation of plexiglass between fan and athlete. No high rise or expansive rows to shy away to, fans are face-to-face with the action, which often means being less than 2 feet away from a flying puck or a 180-200lb player slamming the opposition. Fans don’t just watch; they’re part of the battleground. The Fresno Monsters full schedule of games is available on their website www. FresnoMonsters.com along with stats, news, and tickets to the games at the Gateway Ice Center. Follow them on Facebook @FresnoMonsters, Twitter and Instagram @WSHLMonsters.

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REVOLUTION // OPINION

What Is Revolution? An analytical series Part 1

by Kayla Moon futureofminds@gmail.com

Revolution is the erupting frequency of social, systematic, environmental and economic hardships. It rises once a system begins to collapse and can no longer serve or sustain the majority. Revolution is a cycle in time when one stage ends and another begins. Collectively, on a global scale, we are experiencing the revolution. In this day and age, we can see into every corner of the earth while sitting in traffic due to the power of technology. This ability has awakened us to streaming live feeds which highlight global pains we never knew existed or had been hidden from the public eye. Syrian children are living without limbs to walk or crawl, Palestinians being bombed, fishers in Africa being forced to starve while their ocean’s floors are robbed by corporate America so that we can have our two dollar fish fillets. Within the growing global revolution, our empathy and morality must rise. For the many who have access to these technological resources choose outlets of entertainment

rather than joining the evolution of a more empathetic humanity. This is a trend that must be labeled as a prehistoric tradition. For we all have an obligation in helping to shift empires and nations in regards to how its leaders treat our fellow citizens and global communities. A darker and more invisible truth to admit to ourselves is that the rulers of this current political system and “technological and industrial elites” are more like us than not. Most of us hold their values in our daily lives. We support the narratives they portray to us. Think about the music that is played on the radio, the main substance (if we can even call it that) of drugs, hypersexualization, and a party that never ends. We value the top one hundred billboards and have memorized every lyric in these songs. Our relationships are carved from these narratives and millennials specifically have moved from consuming products to now consuming relationships and people in this shallow ‘hit it and quit it’ culture. Then there’s the film industry jam-packed full of eternal scandals and lust for violence “pushing the boundaries” and never-ending action films created to promote military agendas with non-stop explosions. We must collectively examine our consumer culture and collective desires for violence and gore. We must see this type of consumerism as an immediate threat to the already crumbling foundation of our American culture. The oppressors will continue to sell us what we need, as long as we buy what they sell. With these realizations, there is one thought that has never been able to leave my mind, and that is that the undeniable

fact that the rest of the world sees us clearer than we see ourselves. They know who we are, they know our character, our lack of morality our incessant lust for bloodshed, and we will be held accountable once the powers shift because they always do. Every empire has fallen, and we are in mid-air, collapsing. So when it comes to the revolution we must urgently dismantle and shift the energy of what drives and fuels how we define ourselves and interact in this world. We must establish dignity and respect for our fellow humans in this country and all other countries around the world. I beg every reader to breath in deep breaths of healing. Focus on your own emotional and mental wounds. Find ways to heal your past, build new systems within your circles of influence and help create the future. It is up to us in what direction our revolution will take. The outcome is unknown and unpredictable. But everyone is responsible for their actions in this lifetime, and as well responsible for how we choose to define the word revolution. ---*Authors Note: This will be a continuing series written with the intention to use current events, personal experience, and revolutionary literature throughout the ages to highlight America’s contemporary social and political atmosphere. With the prayer that we ease the future horrors for our children, heal the wounds of the past and be awake and knowledgeable in our present times.

Mental Health Matters by Cynthia Callaghan Every week is ‘suicide prevention’ week to me. The actual ‘week’ is in September, but that doesn’t matter when it is someone you know that does it or even attempts it. We need to ask ourselves what we can do to help. Awareness helps. Over the years, I have worked with chronically suicidal people. When something happened to them that was unfair and painful; their default thinking was about dying. Dying would solve their problems. It would stop the pain. It would end the numbness. And then they would no longer be a burden to anyone. Their treatment with me was quite long and arduous, and I don’t regret a minute of it. Thankfully, they are still alive and text me randomly to check in. I am so glad that I could help. My neighbor, Gary, though, hung himself in his garage. He had health issues that were creeping up on him. He felt lonely and wanted so much to be in a relationship with someone, and she spurned his sweet advances. The mournful sound of the constant trains going by reminded him of his pain. He laid out all of his bills so that his parents could handle his affairs for him after he died. I felt terrible for a while that I didn’t help him, but in fact, I didn’t know he was suffering. While attending a big therapy training event a few weeks ago, the topic turned to suicide. The trainers spoke extensively on how to talk to suicidal clients. Validate, they said. Validate? Yes. From a genuine place in your heart, validate their experience. That they want to die. And then tell them why you want them to live. Talk about all of the reasons to live. There are a LOT of reasons to live. And then get them lots of supportive people to rally around them, and not stop. The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention has a website full of helpful information and resources. They also host the Out of the Darkness walks to fight suicide - November 11 in Oakland and December 2 in Upland. You can find more info here: afsp.org Let’s all either walk or make a donation or get informed more about warning sign and risk factors for suicide. We never know when we may run across a friend in need. And don’t forget to breathe. --

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Answers to last issue’s puzzles on page 19

Fun Facts

flight from New Jersey to Vancouver. It was later recovered 8. Chicago Blackhawks Hall of Famer Stan Mikita is most by an Air Canada employee. often credited with the creation of the curved stick blade in the 1960s — all blades were previously straight — though 4. Before 1914, referees used to place the puck on the ice many others, including fellow Hall of Fame forward Andy The Hockey Edition Bathgate, also claim to have curved their sticks as far back between the players’ sticks for faceoffs. This led to many cuts, bruises and even broken hands for the referees. Start- as the 1930s and ’40s. 1. Unlike baseball or basketball, the origins of ice hockey ing in 1914, the referees were allowed to drop the puck between the players’ sticks. 9. In the 1974 NHL Draft, Buffalo Sabres GM Punch are murky, at best. While some say a version of the game Imlach decided to fool the media and league officials by was played by the French and Irish as far back as the drafting Taro Tsujimoto of the Japanese Hockey League’s 1700s, others claim it was invented in the mid-1800s when 5. The first hockey puck, used during outdoor pickup Tokyo Katanas. Trouble was, neither Tsujimoto nor his games in the 1800s, was reportedly made of frozen cow Canadians with homemade sticks would skate on frozen team was real. The pick was later stricken from the records. dung. ponds in Ontario.

10. The record for most points in a single game is held 6. In 1992, goalie Manon Rhéaume became the first woman to play in the NHL, suiting up for the Tampa Bay by Darryl Sittler. He had 10 points in a game in 1976 between his team, the Leafs, and the Bruins. The Leafs Lightning during an exhibition game. won. Maurice ‘Rocket’ Richard previously set the record 7. Since 1914, the Stanley Cup has been awarded in every with eight points. 3. The Stanley Cup has had many adventures since its cre- year but two. In 1919, it was not awarded after members 11. The greatest player of all time, Wayne Gretzky, has ation in 1893. Through the years, it has been used as a cere- of the Montreal Canadiens were stricken with sickness al bowl, accidentally left by the side of the road, tossed into during the Spanish flu pandemic, and in 2005, it was not 61 NHL records. Nobody else comes close to this many handed out after the season was canceled due to a lockout/ records. a swimming pool and even lost, like luggage, on a 2010 work stoppage. 2. Kris Draper was traded for just 1$ in 1993 to Detroit Red Wings. Thus, he began his reputation as the “One Dollar Man” and went on to win four Stanley Cups for Detroit.

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EATS

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Morning inspiration: Choosing a Better Breakfast (BPT) - The alarm beeps as you gaze out the window at the soft sunlight welcoming the day. You roll out of bed and your stomach grumbles. You stumble to the kitchen to see how you can tame the hunger pangs, ultimately reaching for a doughnut or prepackaged breakfast bar. While this may satisfy momentarily, it won’t fuel you through the morning. As your blood sugar spikes, you’ll feel a short burst of energy followed by a mid-morning crash that leaves you exhausted and hungry. You need to kick the quick fix and instead choose a better breakfast. When you eat a wholesome meal to start your day, you give your body and mind the fuel it needs all morning long. Whether at home or on-the-go, eating well during the most important meal of the day is easier than many people think. Here are a few tips to keep you satisfied: Plenty of protein: Protein helps you feel full longer so you’re less likely to need a mid-morning pick-me-up. Plus, protein is an important building block for the body, helping support bones, muscles, cartilage, skin and blood. Try adding protein-packed foods to your breakfast, such as meat, beans, nut butters and eggs. Necessary nutrients: According to Registered Dietitian and Nutritionist Dawn Jackson Blatner, eggs are a classic breakfast food, but there’s one easy change that can supercharge any meal. “Swapping out ordinary eggs for Eggland’s Best eggs, gets you six times more vitamin D, 10 times more vitamin E, double the omega-3s and more than double the vitamin B12,” says Blatner. “Plus, Eggland’s Best

eggs also contain 25 percent less saturated fat than ordinary eggs - that’s why they are the only eggs I serve my family and recommend to my clients.” Fresh produce: Adding fresh fruits and vegetables to breakfast not only gives you extra vitamins and minerals, it also helps you keep meals fresh and interesting. Add lettuce and sliced peppers to your egg sandwich. Top your oatmeal with chopped peaches or favorite seasonal fruit. Become a mix-master by blending smoothies in endless combinations to satisfy taste buds. Whole grains: Like protein, whole grains help you to feel satisfied longer, so you don’t feel the need to eat until lunchtime. In general, most people need to eat about 6-8 ounces of grains daily, according to the USDA. Half of that should be whole grains. To boost your breakfast, choose whole-grain cereals, stuff a whole-grain tortilla with scrambled eggs, or top whole-grain toast with nut butters. Want some more breakfast inspiration? Try this recipe straight off the Eggland’s Best Better Egg Food Truck for Anytime Egg Nachos, which features fresh vegetables plus protein-rich beans and nutrient-packed Eggland’s Best eggs. Fans can also visit www. egglandsbest.com/foodtruck from now until Dec. 22, 2017, to enter the first-ever EB Delivers Sweepstakes for a chance to win a visit from the Eggland’s Best Better Egg Food Truck to a city near them! One lucky winner will also receive a private better brunch to enjoy with their friends. Scrambling for another entry? You can enter once per day and also share on Facebook or Twitter for a bonus entry!

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1/2 cup black beans, drained and rinsed 1/4 cup finely shredded red cabbage 2 tablespoons fresh cilantro, chopped 1/4 cup guacamole 1/4 cup pico de gallo or favorite salsa Sour cream, jalapenos or other additions for serving if desired Preparation: Preheat oven to 400 F. Place sweet potatoes on a large sheet pan in a single layer, drizzle with olive oil and sprinkle with half the salt and pepper. Don’t overcrowd the pan. (You may need to use 2 sheet pans.) Bake for 15-20 minutes. Flip sweet potatoes and bake for another 10 minutes or until potatoes are crispy chips. Coat a nonstick skillet with cooking spray and bring to medium heat. Scramble the eggs with milk and remaining salt and pepper, and pour into skillet, stirring often until cooked through. Set aside. Remove sweet potatoes from oven and top with half of the cheese, followed by the eggs and beans. Top with remaining cheese. Place back in the oven until cheese is melted about 5-10 minutes. Remove from oven and place on serving dish. Top with cabbage, cilantro, guacamole and salsa. Serve immediately.

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CALENDAR

Join us in this celebration by becoming part of this magnificent celebration. Contact The Tower Theatre info@towertheatrefresno.com / #559-4859050 for information CMAC FEST Thursday, November 2 at 5:30 PM - 9:30 Bulldog Football: vs. BYU PM CMAC 1555 Van Ness (Salute to Services) Saturday, Ave, Fresno. LIVE MUSIC November 4 at 4 PM - 7:30 from The Medium Blue, PM Bulldog Stadium 1600 E. Videotape - CA, Luke Warm Bulldog Lane, Fresno. & The Flat Growlers. FOOD TRUCKS: Meltdown Bistro and The Smokin Burrito Food 5th Annual Bill Babb Memorial Demolition Derby SaturTruck and Catering. BEER & WINE GARDEN. INTERAC- day, November 4 at 6 PM - 11 PM Fresno Fair Grounds We TIVE VIRTUAL REALITY will start our night with our (VR) DEMOS, TOURS of Kids Power Wheel Derby and CMAC’S TV TRUCK and end it with a “Metal Twisting, STUDIOS, PHOTO BOOTH, and much more Car Crushing, Bring Your Big Boy Pants DERBY!! Bring the whole Family out!! There Bruno Mars Thursday, will be music, drinks, food, November 2 at 8 PM - 11 and a whole lot of NOISE! PM Save Mart Center 2650 Admission to the grandstands E Shaw Ave, Fresno. Conis $5 and all children 12 and certWith.Me - http://cwm. under are free! io/763b3b 559 Fights 60 “Aguilar vs. Nov. 2nd native ameriLiu” Saturday, November can arthop and SMM raffle 4 at 6 PM - 11 PM Visalia Thursday, November 2 at Convention Center 303 E Ace5 PM - 8 PM M Street Arts quia Ave, Visalia. visaliatix. Complex 1419 M St, Fresno. showare.com celebrate Native American Heritage month with art and Fresno Collectors Expo raffle benifiting Sierra Mono Saturday, November 4 at 10 Museum,all art will be native AM - 6 PM Manchester Center american themed,multiple artist, multiple giveaways. 1901 E Shields Ave, Fresno 2017 Autumn / Holiday De de los Muertos Art Show Open House aturday Nov 4th Friday, November 3 at 5 PM Cat House on the Kings The - 11 PM Fulton St, Fresno. Cat House On The Kings.com Fresno Underground Art is back with it’s Dia de los Muer- 7120 S Kings River Rd, Parlitos Art Show. Got alot of talent er. guided tours of our 12-acre cat rescue and sanctuary along for this event. A few surprises the Kings River coming up. Vendors, Food Tucks and some great music. Old Town Clovis Flea Market Madera Pomegranate Fes- Nov 4 at 8 AM to Nov 5 at 3 PM The Old Town Flea Martival Saturday, November 4 at 10 AM - 5 PM Madera County ket 748 Rodeo Dr, Clovis. Fairgrounds. Inspired food, kid zone, live music, classic cars. Vibe Seafood & Crab Fest Saturday, November 4 at 3 PM - 8 PM Bitwise Industries 78th Anniversary Celebra700 Van Ness Ave, Fresno. tion for The Tower Theatre The purpose of the Sea Food with WAMFF Saturday, Festival is to highlight and November 4 at 2 PM - 10 PM bring awareness to Small Tower Theatre 815 E Olive Local owned Restaurants Ave, Fresno. Let’s commemand Businesses in the Fresno orate 78 years of incredible area, also creating a platform performing arts at The Tower for Adults and Students so Theatre for the Performing they can come and retrieve Arts! This year, the Tower life changing knowledge as it Theatre will open their doors relates to Health & Wellness, to local artists and musicians Technology, Family Interin a fundraising festival that not only celebrates the mission vention, Financial Literacy, successfully carried for almost Professional Career Building and Workforce development. a century, but also the infinite

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creativity and diversity of people from the Central Valley.

2017 UU Arts & Crafts Fair Sunday, November 5 at 9 AM - 2 PM Unitarian Universalist Church of Fresno 2672 E Alluvial Ave, Fresno. Annual community event featuring local artisans, hand crafted items, fair trade goods & more. Brian Simpson LIVE at The Standard Wednesday, November 8 at 8:15 PM - 10 PM The Standard 9455 N Fort Washington Rd, Fresno. 21+ Door 7PM / Show Starts at 8:15PM sharp Food and Drinks are served all night long!

Next Week November 9 - 15 MURS Thursday, November 9 at 8 PM - 12 AM Strummer’s 833 E Fern Ave, Fresno. All ages! Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night ~ in a festive celebration of Christmastide November 9-11, 16-18 (Thursdays-Saturdays) at 8 pm November 12 (Sunday) at 2:30 pm North Hall 123 (Seminary Chapel) TICKETS: $12 General, $10 Seniors/non-FPU Students, $5 FPU Production time- 2 1/2 hours including intermissio. Fresno Pacific Theater 1717 S Chestnut Ave Fresno. www.FresnoFlyer.com

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Yosemite Alba Revisited by Don Priest aka The Hound Dog | kfsrbluesdog@gmail.com

proposal has surfaced, by the National Park Service, to raise the entrance fee at popular parks, including Yosemite, to more than twice its original cost. Albeit the pass is good for a week at some parks, the price would increase from $30 to $70 per car. It brings to mind what personal value the parks have to each who visits them. Even casual day-trippers to the National Parks speak at length about the impact their visit had on them. Some say it changed their lives. What a shame it would be others were denied that kind of opportunity for the sake of mere dollars. As an ex-Marine looking to sort things out after Vietnam, I spent about five years ‘healing’ in the Park before leaving to rejoin the outside world. Years passed before I found my way back, as I felt no short visit could ever compare to my long-term stay. When I finally made the rip, I found myself reflecting on that stay and what it meant to this one individual. -------Once raucous and rumbling, now serene and almost silent, the Merced River carries me slowly along on a raft full of memories. Looking up at the granite walls, now slightly veiled by the smoky haze, reminds me of the confused and purposeless young man who stumbled into The Valley 40 years ago

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in fall, and energized in spring. I especially remember the springs, when the power of the water plunging over the precipice would literally shake the ground and its thunder would reverberate through the still night air. Somehow, laying in a meadow under a starlit sky, enveloped in the furious sound of the falling water, brought me a sublime sense of peace and energy. Drifting along on the placid river now, I’m reminded of all the threads that went into weaving my Yosemite tapestry. The smell of spring in El Portal, the long hikes in the high country, the quiet moments by the little lake no one seemed to know about with the incredible view of Clouds Rest, digging my truck out from its long winters’ nap under a blanket of snow, the cross-country ski trip from Mammoth to The Valley that was three days longer than expected because we had to wait out the storm at the foot of Donohue Pass - and so many other big and small events. I’m also reminded of the colorful friends I made during my time here: BamBam Anders and his yellow cart, Stormin’ Norman the Queen of Housekeeping, Trout – who never caught one, The Midnight Rose - who only bloomed at night - and so many others whose faces I can see but names I can’t recall. We sometimes had, both good and bad, as we shared each other’s “Yosemite Experience.” Looking back on it some 40 years later, I can fully comprehend the transformative effect Yosemite had on my life. The five years I spent here marked the passage from what I was before - into what I became after. It was the time to regroup, reform and recharge before beginning again. It was like a long intermission (with great snacks!) before the second half.

with no clear vision of the what or why of his said calmly, “If I unclip this, will we die?” He life. meant it as a joke. I didn’t laugh till the next He came on a whim, making a day. mad dash of escape from the calamity of his I was afraid every time I went up post-war existence. Somehow the route led with them. But looking back on it now I him here as if his little orange truck had an appreciate how those moments of being “one internal compass piloting its own course into with the rock” brought me a unique sense of I didn’t plan to leave. Just like I didn’t plan this granite sanctuary. Then refused to leave calm and courage I’d never known before. for five transformative years. Likewise, the sight of Yosemite to come. It just happened, as if The Park If a walk in “The Park” can create Falls, now just a trickle in the mid-summer was done with me and sent me back into a sense of healing and well-being in just heat, conjures up memories of living under the world. That seemed to be the common a few hours, imagine what it’s like to wake its influence every day. The many moods theme among us transient residents. We all up every morning to the early light peaking of The Falls, as they changed from season to had different lengths of “service” to complete. I don’t come back often. I guess I’m over the shoulder of Half Dome, or end the season became the barometer of my life: content to let my Yosemite Experience lie day awash in the alpine glow of El Cap, then restive in winter, purposeful in summer, calm where it is – still a warm fuzzy wandering the peaks and valleys of on cold nights – and move on. this mountain oasis on a brilliant I’m retired now. I’ve had moon-lit night – or a pitch black a good career, raised a family, one lit only by the stars. That’s bought houses, realized some healing on a grand scale! dreams and missed out on a few Floating quietly along, others, but I’m OK. I survived. the first glimpse of Royal Arches And I don’t know that I would revealing itself from behind the have if it hadn’t of been for trees reminds me of the climbers Yosemite. That experience who befriended me and took me changed everything. with them on their “Wall Nut” They say Yosemite casts adventures. I remember vividly a mystical spell on the soul, standing on a narrow ledge about even on those who are here halfway up a granite face while my for just a day. Magnify that climbing partner sorted through exponentially for those who a tangle of ropes and carabiners, choose to stay. then held one up in front of us and The author, Don Priest, during those five important years.

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