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Archived Articles from Listen & Be Heard Weekly Arts, Culture and Entertainment Magazine through April 26, 2008

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Poem of the Day February 8, 2007

February 9th, 2007 charles frederickson · No Comments

GEE-WHIZARDRY by dr. charles frederickson

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Tags: Columns · Poem of the Day · vol 04 issue 05

Poem of the Day February 7, 2007

February 8th, 2007 charles frederickson · No Comments

Bluish Green
by dr. charles frederickson

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Tags: Columns · Poem of the Day · vol 04 issue 05

Poem of the Day February 6, 2007

February 7th, 2007 jonathan stroud · No Comments

My Nephew’s Pain by jonathan stroud

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Poem of the Day February 5, 2007

February 6th, 2007 charles frederickson · No Comments

EXODUST-TO-DUST by dr. charles frederickson

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Tags: Columns · Poem of the Day · vol 04 issue 05

Poem of the Day February 2, 2007

February 5th, 2007 bob storeride · No Comments

My Dearest Father
by bob storeride

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Speak Out - January 31-February 7, 2007

January 31st, 2007 Listen & Be Heard · No Comments

RE:Sparring Versus
http://listenandbeheard.net/archives/2006/03/22/sparring-versus
Mind set is important. It is the exact reason why some people who carry a gun for self defense will miss when they are actually in that type of situation.
Targets don’t fire back. Even if you are into a self defense art, or a martial art. Unless you are actually using them in the [...]

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Tags: Columns · Speak Out! · vol 04 issue 05

The Brubeck Boys

January 31st, 2007 dave tilton · No Comments

I first became aware of Chris, Dan, and Darius Brubeck in 1978. I had turned on the television to watch whatever was on PBS and found a documentary on the making of the “Two Generations of Brubeck” recording. The program included music and profiles of the above-mentioned brothers and their father Dave. THAT [...]

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Tags: CD Review · Columns · vol 04 issue 05

She Had Some Horses

January 31st, 2007 kim shuck · No Comments

Joy Harjo’s recent CD, She Had Some Horses, provides witness to the contemporary arcs of Native story. It is a spoken version of a book first published in 1984 with a few extra musical tracks from her recent CD, Native Joy for Real. Through her voice, singing or talking poem stories, I felt affirmed as [...]

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Two Events In One Weekend

January 31st, 2007 s.n. jacobson · No Comments

This weekend Vallejo was the scene of two artists events. One was an informal open studio by Barry Baldwin, a sculptor from Staffordshire, England who uses a combination of classical sculpting techniques and taking molds off of models. He forms whimsical art pieces with titles like English Girl (Doesnt Love Us Any More) and Lost [...]

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Tags: Art Review · Columns · vol 04 issue 05

Theatrical Resolutions for 2007 Part 2

January 31st, 2007 kirsten lunde · No Comments

Its tough to keep up all of those New Years resolutions, but I have a few that you can use as a reward for hanging in there. While you keep up with commitments to stay healthy, treat yourself to nights out as often as possible. What better place to indulge than decadent but [...]

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Tags: Columns · Theatre Review · vol 04 issue 05

Group Consciousness

January 31st, 2007 tony mims · No Comments

Welcome to another week of self-exploration and universal understanding. You start your weeks forecast of major transit on Wednesday the 31rst when Mercury, the planet of communication at 28 Aquarius will sextile Pluto, the planet of regeneration and soul evolution at 28 Sagittarius. This transit will arouse your love of mysteries. You have a need [...]

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Tags: Columns · Metaphysical Muse · vol 04 issue 05

Comfort Food for Islanders

January 31st, 2007 lanora scott · No Comments

photos by s.n. jacobson

Hula Hut Island Food and Bakery
2032 Columbus Parkway Benicia 707 748-7889

The Hula Hut operates as both a mini-vacation for those of us who grew up on the mainland, and a source of comfort food for islanders who have moved here. Both Hawaiian and Philippine islands are represented here.
The menu is divided [...]

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Tags: Columns · Restaurant Review · vol 04 issue 05

Fougasse Ala Mode De Koven

January 31st, 2007 david koven · No Comments

Fougasse is an Italian Flat Bread. Many years ago, I learned how to make it from one of my Italian friends. You can eat it as a lunch knosh. Cheese or whatever can be an addition to your meal. Its great as an accompaniment to anti-pasti. Worth all the work it takes!
Rising the Yeast
2pkgs active [...]

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Tags: Columns · In the Kitchen with Koven · vol 04 issue 05

Trees and Ground Hogs

January 31st, 2007 carla gallagher · No Comments

Friday, February 2 is Groundhog Day and we will all find out whether or not there will be more winter. Saturday February 3 is Arbor Day. This day was begun in 1872 by Julius Sterling Morton who was President Grover Clevelands Secretary of Agriculture. There are two web sites to help you [...]

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Tags: Columns · Who's on First · vol 04 issue 05