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The thing that really bothers me is through the years the antigunners, they have refused to really assist and get the schools protected, if the schools hardened, get the law enforcement officers in there, get the schools protected. first priority -- this is for eight or ten years, they should have had this done by now. they'd rather focus on the firearms, inanimate objects. that's where they want all their clout going to ban guns and all the rhetoric and meanwhile the schools are not protected. they should have been protected by now. you can't protect against every eventuality, but you can cer...

The duo behind Subjective invite us into their Thailand studio and talk up the latest album from their joint project

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Sacramento Magazine your username your email your username your email Image is from the City Theatre Facebook page. See Macduck and Macbear fight it out when City Theatre presents 10 Ways to Survive Life in a Quarantine, April 29–May 9. Are you of the optimistic (or simply worn-out) mindset that COVID-19 is winding down? If so, perhaps it is time to treat the pandemic like a close-out sale: Act now or all the virtual entertainment options will be gone! City Theatre is offering a soon-could-be-obsolete sale: livestream presentations of “10 Ways to Survive Life in a Quarantine” s...

Mark Parisi is a 59-year-old cartoonist born in New England, and is the creator of his own comic series called "Off the Mark." His comics revolve around good-hearted humor, visual gags, and jokes that stem from witty observations. In these dark times, where everything may offend everyone, the comics provide people with lightness and smiles. What makes them so attractive is their simplicity and efficiency. With just one or two panels, Mark manages to powerfully convey his keen sense of humor. And he manages to do so with various different themes, items, situations and perspectives, which goes ...