EDITOR’S NOTE
I’ll be the first to say that we’re not that we stay on the platform longer
a newspaper. We’re not. We’re a
magazine, an editorial publica-
tion with opinion pieces and
articles discussing an array of
topics related to the Central
Valley. And if you ever catch
us referring to the Flyer as a
“paper,” it means we’re merely
referencing the physical ma-
terial the words are printed on,
nothing more. We do have deep aspi-
rations to include in-depth journalism on our
pages one day, but we’re not there yet.
The reason I bring it up is that I find
that people have a hard time telling the differ-
ence between news and anything that isn’t. It
means that we’re losing touch with our ability
to critically think and evaluate what’s in front
of us as a society. Let’s face it, how many times
have you reacted to a headline before reading
or watching the entire story? Or didn’t dou-
ble-check the site that headline was coming
from? Here’s the harder question: How often
do you look at news outside of social media?
Because that’s the real kicker, many of us don’t
go out of our way to get information from a
variety of sources, making things worse.
When we agree with a point of
view, we’re less likely to question or criticize
its legitimacy. We don’t wonder if it’s 100%
accurate or if there’s some ulterior motive.
Call it human nature, but if it sides with our
beliefs, we absorb it as truth. And that’s ex-
actly how social media works – it is designed
to feed us more and more of what we like so
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and longer. And yes, that includes
news. So, your newsfeed could
look entirely different from
mine, with a constant bar-
rage of opposing viewpoints
from not so credible sources
that would ultimately put
us at odds. And passionately,
I might add. It’s become the
basis for so many arguments that
almost never find common ground.
The root cause of a deep divide between our
neighbors and us.
You ever heard the saying, “there are
three sides to every story, your side, my side,
and the truth”? It’s probably the best advice
I’ve ever been given about analyzing and di-
gesting information that’s been given to me.
It’s amazingly easy to do with media outlets
I don’t agree with, but it’s an uphill battle
to practice with those that I do. However, I
make it a point to work through it by asking
myself a couple of fundamental questions.
What could they have left out? Who created
the story, and what is the purpose? What val-
ues does it depict, and how would different
people interpret this?
Processing information through a
critical lens ensures that the conclusions we
draw are our own. It makes us aware of any
motive for division and helps give us an open-
ness that allows for common ground. It gives
us a better chance at unity – something I’m
sure we all feel we could use more of these
days.
 The Fresno Rainbow Pride Parade 30th anniversary
celebration is on hold, for now.
I
t’s a gut punch,” reflects Jefferey Rob-
inson, Co-Chair, and CEO of Fresno
Rainbow Pride’s parent organization,
Community Link.
The COVID-19 pandemic has
undeniably changed 2020, and with it, the
cancellation of all the large events and cele-
brations slated for the entire year, including
Fresno’s Pride parade. While recognizing
and respecting the need to ensure the pub-
lic’s safety, Robinson explains that it still
doesn’t make losing the beloved event any
less painful for the community.
“[Pride is] almost like a rite of pas-
sage. It’s a place where we can be rejuvenated
… [when] we feel oppressed or under the
microscope or judged, we don’t have the
ability to always be as out as we want to
be. For many people, they need this event,
and others like it to refresh their souls and
gather new strength to carry on and move
forward.”
Fresno’s Pride parade and cele-
bration have, for what would have been 30
years, this year, also served as the kickoff
event for ‘Pride season.’ While June is offi-
cially dubbed ‘Pride Month’ (in commem-
oration of the Stonewall Riots that sparked
the gay liberation movement), parades and
celebrations continue well into the fall—
ending in November with Palm Springs’
marking of the occasion. In fact, many Cal-
ifornia cities don’t overlap dates, making it
easy for people to attend multiple events
across the state without conflict. Fresno
Pride creates a springboard into the exciting
months ahead for many in the community
By Lisa Talley | lisa@fresnoflyer.com
who then travel to San Francisco, Los An-
geles, Sacramento, or San Diego, for exam-
ple. But with a pandemic in full swing and
an unpredictable timeline for a resolution,
losing the Fresno Pride celebration means
a halt to the entire season that was to fol-
low. A hard-hitting reality for the LGBTQ
community. Acknowledging this, many or-
ganizations have found a way to continue
honoring Pride, Fresno among them.
“We are on pause, and during that
pause or intermission, we’re going to have
the ‘Quarantine Edi-
tion’ as a placeholder,
something for us to
connect and celebrate
with our community,
allies, and friends
about Pride in gener-
al,” Robinson shares.
Fr e s n o
Rainbow Pride’s orig-
inal theme was ’30
years of Pride,’ a di-
rect reference to their
30 years of work within the community and
ongoing organizing of the event. While this
‘Quarantine Edition’ is a modification of
the celebration, it won’t carry over the initial
theme. The organization also determined
that the parade would not be rescheduled
into the fall when it is likely that large gath-
erings and events would see an authoriza-
tion to start up again from health officials.
According to Robinson, the decision is root-
ed purely in logistics and an appreciation
for the other organizers who typically host
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their events in the later months. Attempt-
ing to reschedule a massive celebration such
as Fresno’s Rainbow Pride Parade outside
of their usual time-frame would not only
likely interfere on an already cramped cal-
endar, but would also create competition for
resources that would limit everyone’s ability
to acquire what they need. Something the
organization sees as ‘stepping on the toes’ of
many of their neighbors.
“We are going to have the 30th
annual Pride parade when it is appropriate
when it is safe to do
so. And if that means
it happens in 2021,
that’s when the ac-
tual 30th parade will
happen,” Robinson
explains.
In the mean-
time, Fresno Rain-
bow Pride has come
up with multiple
virtual events to help
ease the sense of loss
felt by the community in the canceled pa-
rade.
On Saturday, June 6, the organi-
zation will host its ‘Quarantine Edition,’
live-streamed to their social media accounts.
The stream includes a schedule of live per-
formances from Drag Queens and Kings,
musical sets put together by local DJs,
pre-recorded videos of community mem-
bers expressing what Pride means to them,
and sponsors sharing their work on behalf
of the community. Leaders, Grand Mar-
shals, and local politicians will also say a few
words. These and archival footage from past
parades will grace the stream in a montage
of Pride celebration.
Shortly after, within a couple of
weeks, Fresno Rainbow Pride will host
‘Pride at Home.’ The theme is virtual and
encourages people to put together their best
Pride outfits and strut their stuff at home.
Again, the submissions will stream on the
organization’s social media platforms.
“Many people spend a lot of time
putting together their Pride outfit. Even if
you’re a casual guy or gal, you’ve got it kind
of planned out with a Pride shirt, beads,
a hat, a bow, or something you’ve bought
[specifically] for coming out to the Pride pa-
rade,” elaborates Robinson.
To culminate the month-long cel-
ebration, the organization plans to put to-
gether a car parade of sorts. Like the drive-by
congratulations of birthdays and gradua-
tions seen throughout the pandemic – a way
to unite in the festivities while honoring the
social distancing guidelines – Fresno Rain-
bow Pride will create a similar moment for
the occasion. Participants are encouraged
to decorate their cars as wildly and, as Rob-
inson says, “as fabulously,” as possible. The
organization will film the event for release
on their social media accounts. Details on
when and where it all takes place are to be
determined. Interested parties can follow
Fresno Rainbow Pride online for updates as
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FIVE TINY
EFFORTS
By Nadine Pourier Blumenshine
npbwellnesscoach@gmail.com
O
K, so the shelter-in-place
guidelines are changing.
You’ve likely tried to step
up your exercise/eating/health game
during this past couple of months or
let that all slide as you did your best
to make it through these times. Or...
maybe both situations have popped up
during your quarantine time. Regard-
less of what you’ve done, you might
be looking for something simple that
helps your body and mind feel like
you’re taking care of yourself as you
head into a ‘normal’ life.
Here are five simple habits
you can put into place that are easy to
repeat and don’t require a lot of effort.
They’re tiny, health-centered, and man-
ageable. The one I started with several
years ago when I began to focus on get-
ting healthier was short morning walks.
Over time, those walks have become a
routine that I use nearly every morn-
ing.
Start with one or two that you
think you can fit into your life. Recruit
loved ones to join you.
l Move for at least 10 minutes every
day. Choose something you like to do
and is simple for you to accomplish.
You’ll have greater success if you like it,
and it’s simple. A bonus to aiming for
only a few minutes is that it will go by
so quickly you’ll decide you want to do
more!
l Always have a filled water bottle
handy, and keep it with you through-
out the day.
l Drinking water rather than sweet-
ened beverages have so many benefits
for your body. If you always have the
water bottle with you, it will be easier
to avoid the other drinks.
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things progress.
For those looking to fill their sea-
son with even more Pride, Robinson also
hosts a monthly radio show. ‘It’s a Queer
Thang’ airs every third Friday from 5 pm
- 6 pm on 88.1FM (also available to live
stream on www.KFCF.org). This month’s
show is dedicated to Pride and will not only
cover the work Fresno Rainbow Pride has
been doing in Fresno but others around
the globe. A notable mention is the Global
Pride virtual event taking place on Saturday,
June 27.
“Pride organisations from across
the world will celebrate Global Pride 2020.
With musical and artistic performances,
speeches from activists and campaigners,
and addresses by public figures, we will
stream 24 hours of content that reflects and
celebrates the beautiful diversity of LGBTI+
people everywhere.” (Quoted from their
website, www.GlobalPride2020.org)
The June episode of ‘It’s a Queer
Thang,’ unlike the Fresno Rainbow Pride
virtual events, is only available live when it
airs. Due to copyright licenses for the music
played during the show, the episode will not
see a repeat broadcast. Listeners will have to
tune-in at the exact time to catch the show
or risk missing the experience altogether.
However, the radio show does run all year
round and continues to discuss a variety of
topics related to the LGBTQ community.
Recent episodes have mainly geared towards
the COVID-19 pandemic. Discussions in-
clude organizations that have shifted their
service delivery, highlights of virtual support
groups, and how people can stay connected
during this time. But the general conversa-
tion remains around a constant theme.
“We like to say, it’s always good
queer talk, music, news, and events,” shares
Robinson.
Fresno Rainbow Pride also has
projects in the works that continue through-
out the year, beyond the annual Pride cel-
ebration, such as the Oral History project
under the larger Qistory umbrella. ‘Qistory’
(queer history) seeks to document, record,
store, and preserve the LGBTQ history in
Fresno and the Central Valley. The Oral
History project revolves around recording
individual testimonies on personal expe-
riences in the community. Stories such as
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Jeffery Robinson and his husband Juan Bustamante with
Renee Potik and her wife Kay Taus
those from the elderly about their lives as a
queer person in the Central Valley through-
out the decades.
Just before the stay-at-home or-
ders swept through the state, Fresno Rain-
bow Pride partnered with StoryCorps, a
non-profit organization whose mission is
“to preserve and share humanity’s stories in
order to build connections between people
and create a more just and compassionate
world,” to record numerous testimonies.
Residents may remember a stylish airstream
trailer parked outside of CMAC’s building
in downtown Fresno earlier this year – that
was StoryCorps’ traveling recording studio.
Robinson and other organizers worked with
the non-profit to coordinate and record sev-
eral stories from members of the LGBTQ
community, growing the Oral History li-
brary.
“StoryCorps said they had not
[seen] that large of a response in their trav-
els and were really impressed at the turnout.
We pushed hard to the community [that
they] needed to take part in this,” Robinson
furthers.
Those recordings will live in not
only the Qistory archives, but also the Li-
brary of Congress, where StoryCorps col-
lections will become a permanent part of
American history. Stories are also available
on their website, www.StoryCorps.org.
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And Fresno Rainbow Pride is still
looking for contributions from the public.
Currently, concerning safe practices during
the pandemic, recordings of personal testi-
mony are on pause. However, Qistory also
seeks to preserve items that speak to the
culture of the LGBTQ community. Things
such as business cards from a gay business,
ashtrays, matchbooks, or shot glasses bear-
ing a gay bar or club’s logo on it, political
buttons, fliers, posters, ads, love letters be-
tween couples in a long-lasting relationship
– “literally anything” as Robinson says. The
organization wishes to add these materials
to its archives for future display. Anyone un-
sure that an item qualifies or has questions
about how to submit an object, email clink-
inc@aol.com for more information.
While the traditional celebration
of Pride may not be available this year, or-
ganizations across cities, states, and even the
world are finding ways to continue honor-
ing it – both during the season and all year
long. Pride may be in an intermission, but it
is certainly not forgotten.
Follow Fresno Rainbow Pride on
social media for more information and to
stay updated on everything they’re working
on: @pride_fresno on Twitter, @fresno_
rainbow_pride on Instagram, and Fresno
Rainbow Pride Parade and Festival on Face-
book.
 Answers to last issue’s puzzles

Fun Facts
In Celebration of Pride Month 6. For the 25th anniversary of the
Stonewall Riots in 1994, Gilbert
1. The “Mother of Pride” was a Baker was commissioned to make
bisexual woman. Brenda Howard, the world’s  largest rainbow flag.
a bisexual woman and lifelong The flag used the six-stripe design
militant activist, was known as the that’s popular today, and measured
“Mother of Pride” for her work in thirty feet wide. The Guinness
organizing the Christopher Street Book of World Records confirmed The brave activism displayed in the
Liberation Day March. Howard it as the largest flag in the world, incident is considered the start of
was also credited with laying the but it has since lost the title. Baker the gay liberation movement.
foundation for the week-long cel- made another giant rainbow flag
ebrations of Pride leading up the in 2003 that stretched a mile and 10.   While the first U.S. Pride
modern day Pride parades. She a quarter across Key West, Florida. event can be traced back to 1970,
also co-founded the New York Bi- the first Dyke March didn’t happen
sexual Network in 1988.  7. Harvey Milk was an American for 23 more years. Dyke Marches,
politician who became the first which usually happen on the eve of
Pride parades, were first organized
2. Europe has a Pan-European openly gay person to be elected to
by the radical activist group, The
International Pride Event, called, public office in California. The crit-
ically-acclaimed 2008 film  Milk, Lesbian Avengers.
appropriately, Europride.
starring Sean Penn,  was based on
11. The Pentagon has an LGBT
3. Amsterdam is the only city his life. 
Pride event. The Pentagon’s first
whose Pride celebration literally
Pride event was held in 2012. Gay
floats on a river. The parade in- 8. Pride parades weren’t always
members of the military talked
volves 100 decorated boats that called Pride parades. When ear-
about the repeal of “don’t ask,
sail through the city on the Prin- ly Pride events started, they were
more militant, and were more often don’t tell,” and the importance of
sengracht River.
referred to as marches. “Gay Liber- being able to discuss their families
and loved ones with fellow
4. The oldest still-existing LGBT ation” or “Gay Freedom” were more servicemen and women.
organisation in the world is Neth- common names for those marches.
erland’s Center for Culture and As militancy slowly decreased in 12. Records of same-sex
Leisure (COC). Founded in 1946, the 1980s and 1990s, events moved relationships have been found in
it adopted a vague name to mask toward a parade-structure and the nearly every culture throughout
its taboo purpose. “Pride” language.
history with varying degrees of
acceptance.
5. The longest pride celebration 9. June  was chosen to be the
lasts three to four weeks in Sydney, LGBT Pride Month to commem- 13. The number of gays and
Australia each February, ending orate the Stonewall riots, which lesbians in the U.S. is estimated
with Mardi Gras. took place in New York in June
1969, when gay bars were illegal. to be approximately 8.8 million.

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OPINION
Y
ou can’t go anywhere nowadays with-
out seeing a multitude of half-cov-
ered concerned faces with their big
sweaty brows and squinty little eyes moving
to and fro. It’s today’s mask culture, and
some say it’s here to stay for good.   vaccine yet either. If you’re one
Aargh. Really?
Yes, really. And it’s all because of
that horrible ubiquitously pernicious novel
SARS-CoV-2 virus. This disease has already
swiftly killed over 100,000 Americans these
past few months. Ordinary daily life, with all
of its mundane activities and simple public
pleasantries, has become very complicated
very quickly.
Now when you’re out in public
and hear the guy right behind you cough
or sneeze, your fight or flight adrenaline re-
sponse kicks in. You wonder if he’s spewing
coronavirus or not. And immediately, before
you even turn around - you’re hoping he’s
wearing a mask.
Why?
Because despite how stupid that
mask makes  you  feel or look, deep down
inside, you know that it is the only effective
protective measure against this horrific
respiratory contagion when you’re out
in public around others. It is. And that’s
because we know this coronavirus is actively
spread as an aerosol in the air as microscopic
droplets that come out of an infected person
when coughing, sneezing, huffing, and
puffing - or even just talking.
And that’s a fact.
And here’s another disturbing
fact: this virus is highly infectious -  super
contagious  - much more contagious than
the flu. It spreads like a damn wildfire on
a hot scorching summer’s day. But the real
tricky deadly part is that some infected
people don’t even know they are infected
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PART I
By I. smiley G. Calderón | smileygcalderon@gmail.com
and contagious until they infect In a video shared on social media, Dr. Fauci made it crystal clear in
others who show symptoms. And Dr. Robert Redfield, director his interview about wearing masks in pub-
by then, it’s already too late. We of the CDC, tells viewers that lic: “It’s sort of  respect  for another person
have no known effective cure “wearing a cloth-based covering and have that other person respect you.
for COVID-19; we don’t have a while in public is an important You wear a mask, and they wear a mask -
practice to slow the spread of the you  protect  each other.” Simple neighborly
of the unlucky ones who develop coronavirus.” He says it simply: respect. Why is that so hard for Americans?
COVID-19 symptoms, your “Me wearing a cloth-based covering Mask-it or casket  is what I always
nightmare ensues. protects you, and you wearing a cloth- say. But, anti-maskers have a million excuses.
Experts from the WHO (World based covering protects me.” It’s unhealthy, they say. Well, so is getting
Health Organization) and CDC (Centers America’s top immunologist, Dr. infected by a voracious novel coronavirus.
for Disease Control and Prevention) recom- Anthony Fauci, a prominent member of the They think this whole pandemic is just hype
mend the public use of masks and face cov- White House Coronavirus Taskforce and - and they’re not buying it. After all, here
erings in a risk-based approach to contain director of the National Institute of Aller- in Fresno County, we’ve ‘only’ had some 35
and prevent coronavirus spreading. Cities, gy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID), also documented COVID-19 deaths out of a
counties, and even some states across the emphasized the importance of wearing face population of 1 million. That’s a mortality
U.S. have made wearing masks in a live TV  in- rate of a mere 0.0035%, right? 
masks in public man- terview: “I wear it for So, why is everyone taking this
datory (although many
have rescinded such or-
“But some people just the reason that I believe
it is effective…I do it
‘virus hoax’ so seriously? Pastor Mark Wal-
lace, who spent a month hospitalized with
ders due to public and aren’t having it. They’d when I’m in public for coronavirus at Fresno’s Kaiser Permanen-
political pressure)  be- the reasons: A) I want te, had this to say to these naysayers when
cause  it is  proven  to
rather die than wear a to protect myself and finally leaving the hospital in a wheelchair:
hinder the spread of mask. Literally.” protect others, and also “Everyone has to just take a deep breath
COVID-19. And where because [B] I want to and realize that …it’s not the government
laws fail to enforce and make it be a symbol for taking our freedom…if they see this side of
protect public health people to see that that’s it, what I went through. They’re just trying
and the safety of its citizens, responsible the kind of thing you should be doing.” to  protect  as many thousands of people as
private companies like Costco Wholesale So, if you care about your neigh- they can from having to go through the
have made wearing masks obligatory - bor and your country, wear a mask. If you same thing - I wouldn’t wish what I went
whether you like it or not. care about your family and yourself, wear a through on my very worst enemy in the
But some people just aren’t having mask. It’s as simple as that. At this point, if world.”
it. They’d rather die than wear a mask. Lit- you don’t wear one while you’re out in pub- Tammy Wallace, his wife, who
erally. lic, you just don’t care. contracted coronavirus but only experienced
That same ‘patriot’ who vows he And stop with all of the stupid ex- a fever and then fully recovered without any
would do ‘anything’ to protect his coun- cuses about personal freedoms, too - your hospitalization, couldn’t agree more: “When
try is also the first guy you’ll see refusing personal freedoms end when they endanger it touches someone in your family like the
to wear a mask. Because ‘it’s a free country’ others. With this novel coronavirus, you way it touches ours, you can’t wear a mask
or because it ‘infringes upon his rights,’ or can be infected and contagious at any time long enough…”
some other bogus excuse. It’s not about his without even knowing it. That makes every-
freedoms or rights - It’s about everyone else’s one a potential threat - including you - de- Continues on pg 9...
right to stay healthy and alive. spite how healthy you promise you are.
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 PRIDE INSIDE: THE SOURCE
I
n the roughly four and half years since
forming, The Source has provided spaces
and resources for the LGBT+ communi-
ty in Kings and Tulare counties from their
Visalia location. Their mission has been to
encourage learning and growth, provide a
place of belonging, and support the com-
munity through education, information,
referrals, counseling, and any assistance they
can offer. Through advocacy, partnerships,
and fundraising, they seek to unite and ad-
vance the LGBT+ community. Nick Vargas
is the Director of Development and Strategy
for The Source. He took some time to talk
with Fresno Flyer about himself, his orga-
nization, and how the current events have
impacted Pride.
 
DF: What inspires you and gives you hope for
the equality movement here in the valley?
NV: What motivates/inspires me: The fact
that we have an LGBT+ Center on Main
Street in Visalia is a big deal to me. When
I was in high school, that would have been
impossible. Not only do we have a center,
but it’s also been relatively well-received
by the community. When we opened, we
weren’t sure what the reception would be.
Many of the folks involved with LGBTQ
issues and organizations before The Source
had lived through Prop 8 and warned us it
might not be easy. And it hasn’t been easy,
but we’ve become a respected part of the
local nonprofit community and been able
to affect systems change in Tulare/Kings
Counties. Our Pride Visalia event has drawn
about 3,000 attendees for the last two years,
including many straight allies. I’m thrilled
that our events do very well. Drag Queen
Bingo, Visalia Over the Edge, and others
have been sold out and become popular.
This is in part to the uniqueness of the
events, and that our community really sees
the need for what we do. And our events
are FUN.
           There’s still a lot of room to grow.
HIV primary care is nonexistent in our area,
PrEP access is scarce, and the same can be
said for Trans healthcare and HRT. Also, we
still have a lot of room for progress on inclu-
sivity and equality in general. We hear from
people who still struggle to come out and
are sometimes rejected by family or friends
when they do. Social media comments and
letters to the editor in opposition to the
LGBTQ community are still common.
 
DF: The COVID-19 pandemic made it clear
months ago that Pride as many of us know it
wasn’t going to be happening this month. Can
you talk a little bit about what Pride Inside is
and how the community is adjusting to still
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honor Pride and celebrate in the time
of social distancing?
 
Pride Inside was our idea to have
a community event on the day
we had initially scheduled Pride
Visalia, May 23, 2020. It included
many of the aspects of an in-person
Pride such as entertainment, education,
and drag shows. We even had three celebrity
appearances by Gus Kenworthy, Latrice
Royal, and Lance Bass, who wished The
Source and our community “Happy Pride.”
People loved it. It’s still on social media for
people to view.   acceptance?
DF: The killing of George Floyd has sparked
national outrage. And with protests igniting as
we enter June and Pride month, it’s impossible
not to remember the Stonewall riots and their
impact on the gay rights movement. Do that
history and your own personal experiences
affect your perspective on the protests?  and visibility. 2. When you see, read, or hear
 
NV: I’m outraged at his killing and the
murders of other Black people. We can’t
compare the systemic oppression and racist
history that Black people have had to en-
dure with Stonewall. They aren’t the same.
However, we do understand what it means
to push back and stand up to a culture and
system that tells us that we are less than and
that our lives don’t matter. We recognize the
intersectionality of our mission with Black
Lives Matter. Our trans people of color are
murdered on a regular basis. Words can’t
describe how I feel. As an organization, we
are meeting the moment by using our social
media to bring awareness, our networks to
spread information, and our youth to deliv-
er water, snacks, and other supplies to pro-
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test organizers. Individually, I know
we are all donating to organiza-
tions on the frontlines of this
movement and supporting in
more direct ways. Pride month
should be a potent reminder
to the LGBTQ community that
resistance is powerful. We need to
stand with our Black siblings and do our
part to dismantle systems of oppression.  we can continue to provide meaningful aid
DF: For those in the hetero community who
want to be allies and support the LGBTQ
movement in the fight for equality and
NV: It depends on the person. There are
a lot of ways to be an ally. Here are some
of my ideas on how allies can support: 1.
Donate to LGBT+ causes and centers.
Pick a cause on Facebook and donate your
birthday to it. It’s a great way to raise funds
incentive or derogatory comments, speak
up. 3. Bring LGBTQ people to the table
in your organizations, your businesses, and
your network. 4. Attend LGBTQ events.  leaderboard prize, we will use half of it for
DF: Where and how would you like to see The
Source continue to grow in the future?  we have a donor who is matching the first
NV: I’d like to see us expand from our
current location in the basement of
Montgomery Square; for us to have a
building and a bigger space for groups. I’d
like us to continue to build out our HIV,
Trans, Youth, and mental health programs.
We have only part-time people but need
full-time work on those programs. When
there are health care crises and economic
downturns like we see with COVID-19,
our LGBTQ community is disproportion-
ally affected by a lack of access to health care
and other resources. The Source has been
able to distribute $40,000 in direct aid to
our folks who needed help with food, utili-
ties, rent, hygiene items, mental health, and
other basics because of COVID-19. I’d like
to see The Source continue to be supported
by foundations and the community so that
at the moment. I want the community to
know that we still need strong LGBTQ cen-
ters. When our folks feel safe and included
in their communities, they build lives that
benefit those communities.  
DF: Can you give a personal message for
anyone who may need the services provided by
The Source who might not even be aware of
your organization? 
NV: I’d invite them to reach out to us di-
rectly on social media, email, phone, text,
or any way they are comfortable. You don’t
have to be out to come in. People can help
the most right now by texting “Pride Inside”
to 44-321, watching “Our Story” and do-
nating. If they can’t right now, I totally un-
derstand. Please share the information and
the video “Our Story” with others.            
Lastly, I’m happy to say that we
have rescheduled Pride Visalia for October
10, 2020, from 11 am to 4 pm at the Old
Lumberyard in Downtown Visalia. It might
look a little different this year, depending
on what the guidelines for safety include.
Still, we feel it’s important to have it if we
are at all able to. Please plan to attend, be a
vendor, sponsor, or maybe even a volunteer. 
This month is Give Out Day.
All month LGBTQ organizations are
competing for donations and leaderboard
prizes. The organization with the most
$10 contributions will win $10,000. We’ve
won the last two years in a row. Because of
COVID-19 canceling our fundraisers and
the sharp decrease in donations, we need
your support to keep going. If we win the
our COVID-19 Relief Fund, and the other
half to sustain our primary operations. Plus,
1,000 $10 donations, so your donation will
have a double impact, and a triple impact
if we win the leaderboard prize. For more
information, you can visit  www.giveoutday.
org/thesourcelgbt.
           If you would like to donate time,
money, supplies, or other resources to The
Source, and to get more information on
how you can help make a difference for the
LGBTQ community in your area, please
visit www.thesourcelgbt.org.
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 The World I Leave You:
Asian American Poets on Faith and Spirit
F
resno’s inaugural poet laureate and
Fresno City College English profes-
sor, Lee Herrick, and Leah Silvieus,
his co-editor, have wrought a thing of won-
der. The wonder is in the reading – won-
der both in the sense of magic and in the
spirit of awed contemplation. That is as it
should be, for this collection of poems from
a wide array of Asian American poets is, as
the subtitle indicates, a consideration of the
confluence, the intersection, of body and
spirit, world and beyond. The insights are
as varied as the authors and their voices,
but they have been gathered in thematically
imagined sections.
The opening section (“When the
Sky Unhinges, How Will We Survive: Po-
etry as Spiritual Witness”) seems uncannily
apropos to this time of publication (coro-
navirus et al.), although the book project
took years to come to fruition. Li-Young
Lee’s poem, “The City in Which I Love
You,” opens the section, with a statement
that could be a description of our pandemic
plight: “But in the city / in which I love you
/ no one comes, no one / meets me in the
brick clefts, / in the wedged dark.” Ocean
Vuong’s poem, “Notebook Fragments,”
carries forward the contemplation of prob-
lematized life with a series of etymological
considerations, personal historical realities,
and epiphanies sublimated in “Yikes.” There
is prayer there, though, and it is “Dear God
if you are a season, let it be the one I passed
through to get here.” The first line of Euge-
nia Leigh’s “Selah” provides the title for this
section (“When the sky unhinges, how will
we survive?”) and carries forward the con-
templation of spirit in these times, declar-
ing that “to worship is to survive is to be /
wholly human, wholly / gripping the other
hand.” The second poem in this section by
Li-Young Lee (“Arise, Go Down”) inspires
the book’s title (“I didn’t make the world I
leave you with”).
What is the nature of this world? It
is “only this world, in which there is always /
a family waiting in terror.” There is a strong
temptation to include an excerpt from every
poem/poet – in this section and throughout
the book – for each of their unique expres-
sions of their reality, sometimes expressed
literally, sometimes metaphorically, always
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evocatively. Take, as the final The third section, “Who Father, Forgive Me For I Have Seen: On
example from this section, the Will Pray for Me When You Doubt and Questions of Faith,” opens with
words of Fresno’s own Brynn Are Gone?: Relationships with the power of Ocean Vuong’s “Prayer for the
Saito (poet and MFA Creative Cultural History and Ancestors”, Newly Damned,” which posits the eviscer-
Writing faculty member at Fresno is – like each of its predecessors ating question, “what becomes of the shep-
State): “Slow-moving creatures with – fairly thematically self-explanato- herd / when the sheep are cannibals?” That
full bones and focus/lunge through the ry in its title. Patriarchal misogyny – no is followed up with Matthew Olzmann’s
understory – / what do they know about unique phenomenon to Asian cultures – is “Nate Brown is Looking for a Moose,” a
flower-walking, flight moons.” (“Reincarna- addressed by several poems in this section. poem with a far more whimsical voice but
tion”) From the opening “How to Eat Your Love” no less serious a contemplation: “When I
Brynn also leads off the second by Jennifer Kwon Dobbs, which concludes was a teenager, several of my friends / sud-
section (“Waiting to Get Clear on her “You discard the extraneous girl / hide and denly found God. / I tried but found only
God-Thinking, She Went Out Into That scoop up the boy” to “Televangelism” by found pocket lint and angst ... What we’re
Meadow Again: Locating the Divine in K-Ming Chang, which clarifies that “[w] looking for are miracles.”
the Natural hat a daughter In the final section, “I Will Unlock
World”) with costs / a moth- the Latch of These Lips and Praise: Poems
“How to Pre- er must pay / About Prayer and Ritual,” various poets’
pare the Mind out of body: perspectives on the practice(s) of spiritu-
for Lightning,” she reaches / ality are presented. From Oliver de la Paz’
which finds a into her blood sardonic condemnation of the Holy Roman
more whimsi- / like a wallet Catholic church in “Dear Empire” (“Bless-
cal voice for a ... one man’s ed be those who are smote by the light of
no-less-serious daughter / is its countenance. Blessed be them. As God
contemplation, another god’s speaks, the terrible imposition of his glare
beginning with revenge.” shuts the eyes of the believers settled in the
“In the recesses T h e pews”) to the direct simplicity of Rachelle
of the woman’s fourth section, Cruz’ opening line (“God loves you on your
mind, / there “We Were knees.”) to “How to Pray.” There are also
is a warehouse. Brown and less condemnatory, more hopeful expres-
The warehouse Immigrant: sions of faith, like Mia Ayumi Malhotra’s
/ is covered in Spiritual Prac- “Psalm” which lends its opening lines to the
wisteria. The tice as a Form title of the section: “I will unlatch the lock /
wisteria won- of Political of these lips and praise, / press them to the
ders / what R e s i s t a n c e ,” crack / of light as it widens / in the jamb.”
it is doing in deals exten- This limited selection of excerpts
the mind of sively in elegies does not suffice, but it does offer an in-
the woman. and dirges – an troduction to the broad expanse of Asian
The woman unfortunate American poetry dealing with – as the col-
wonders too” and seemingly lection’s title states – spirituality and faith.
and ending ceaseless ne- These are honest and evocative poems by
with “When cessity in these admirable poets. That honesty requires that
she bleeds the times, but they not always be upbeat or easy. But they
wisteria, the definitely a ful- are necessary and appreciated. As Lee and
warehouse / in her mind is free and empty fillment of that subtitle. That spirit is cap- Leah wrote in the book’s introduction, “It is
and the source / of all emptiness. It is free to tured (at least in one of its manifestations) always the right time for faith and the spirit.
house the night sky. It is free to hold noth- in the final stanzas of Shin Yu Pai’s “Burning It is always the right time for poetry ... Po-
ing / but the boundless, empty, unimag- Monk”: “arhat folded in / the stillness / of etry endures. Our faiths and spirits endure
inable dark.” This contemplation of nature full lotus / his body withering / his crown too. [We hope] that you receive these poems
takes on a slightly more serious tone and di- blackening / his flesh charring / his corpse as artifacts to be explored, contemplated,
rect conceit when Li-Young Lee’s speaker in collapsing / his heart refusing to burn / his and savored as gifts.” Make it so.
“Have You Prayed” finds himself “remind- heart refusing to burn / his heart refusing to
ing myself / a flower is one station between burn.” The World I Leave You: Asian American Poets
/ earth’s wish and earth’s rapture.” The penultimate section, “Dearest on Faith and Spirit, Orison Books 2020. or-
isonbooks.com
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...‘Masks’ cont’d from pg 6
At the beginning of June, Fresno
County had 35 deaths. And, Fresno County
has 1 million residents. COVID-19 doesn’t
sound too bad when you think of it that way,
eh, math major? 0.0035% mortality rate.
But, the problem is that that’s the wrong way
to look at it.  outcomes to understand the death rate…The
Here’s a better way: take the total
deaths (35) and divide it by the total num-
ber of documented, confirmed COVID-19
cases in Fresno County, which happens to
be  1,743  (by the time you read this, this
number is likely to have already gone up).
So, then, the death rate is 2%, right? Still,
that’s not too horrific, I suppose. But we are
missing something here. Of the 1,743 total
confirmed cases, we know that 542 fully
recovered, a 31% recovery rate.  conspiracy - the numbers are serious.
But what about the other 1,166?  So, the first lesson in Masks for
These are the cases that are ‘still ac-
tive’ with no confirmed outcomes yet (they
haven’t recovered, and they haven’t died to
date). In a worst-case scenario, all of these
confirmed 1,166 succumb to COVID-19.
That would be a total death count of 1,201
(assuming no more confirmed cases or addi-
tional deaths).  your nose sticking out  above  your mask or
This would put the death rate at
69% - the worst-case scenario. Now, of
course, this is unlikely, thank God - and
hopefully, all of the current 1,166 active cas-
es recover soon. This would be our best-case
scenario, 2%.
But, just as it is unlikely for all
1,166 to die by COVID-19, it is also unlike-
ly they will all recover - right? Looking at past
European data, which are weeks ahead of us
in terms of infection onset, we see in France
a death rate between 15-20% (depending on
the data source). And so let’s estimate that
20% of Fresno’s active 1,166 unfortunately
die. That would be 234 more deceased, for
a total of 269 dead. And that would then
put the death rate at 15% (assuming no
more confirmed cases or additional deaths)
in Fresno County. So, forget about a 2%
COVID-19 death rate - the exact number
will be much higher when the dust settles,
sadly.   age for both your nose and mouth. Thinking
Now, do you see why it’s crucial for
you to wear a face mask?
At the beginning of June across the
U.S., we’ve had 104,383 COVID-19 deaths.
And, according to some sources, we have
had about  600,000  recovered COVID-19
survivors. We have 1,790,191 in total cases.
This means we have about 1,085,808 active,
open cases with no outcomes yet. And if we
estimate a 15% mortality (again, since we’ve
seen this average death rate in other countries
that had their onset of infection weeks
ahead of us) of these inconclusive cases, that
would be about 162,872 additional deaths
(assuming no more confirmed cases or
additional deaths) - a total of 267,255 deaths
- again, about a 15% mortality rate - not the
low 5.8% figure that anti-maskers like to
point to (and they even say that that number
is artificially inflated! Well, tell that to those
grieving who suddenly saw their seemingly
healthy loved ones become deathly ill and die
within just a few days or weeks!)  
Dr. Duc C. Vong, a passionate
and popular medical educator who teach-
es COVID-19 science in a YouTube series,
doesn’t sugarcoat it: “You have to know the
correct death rate - the actual death rate if
you come down with COVID-19 - the actual
death rate is between 18-24%.” 
Vong started his YouTube talks for
his patients with multiple comorbidities,
which would lead to adverse COVID-19
outcomes, aka death. In no time, Dr. Vong’s
‘classroom’ and his unique style has become a
YouTube favorite.
Forget about a ‘Fake Plandemic’
  
Dummies: make sure that whatever kind
of mask you have, that it covers up 1) your
nose and 2) your mouth, pressed against your
face so that there are no air gaps around your
cheeks.  
The idea is for every breath to come
in and out of your mask - NOT through
by your mouth scooping up air from the
opening below your mask. Find a mask that
feels comfortable, breathable, and that does
these two things above. 
Anything is better than nothing. 
Let’s take bandanas as an exam-
ple - if worn tightly, the nose and mouth
are covered well, which is good. But, unless
the bottom portion of the bandana is tied
against your face or somehow tucked into
your shirt, there will be a huge air gap below
the chin. The gap means your bandana-mask
won’t capture all of your inhaling and exhal-
ing. Your breaths will come from below and
from the sides instead of through your mask
- which is supposed to act as your air filter
against breathing coronavirus in and out. The
trick might be first to put on any mediocre
face mask that at least covers your mouth and
your chin and then cover that with the ban-
dana. Doing this will give you better cover-
outside the box like this and using whatever
you have to protect yourself, your family, and
your community is critical during this pan-
demic.  
To slow the spread of COVID-19
- and to protect yourself - you need to wear
a mask that fully covers your nostrils and
mouth. It’s important because if you don’t
wear it right - like an unclipped seatbelt,
what’s the point of even wearing it at all? If
your nose and mouth aren’t covered, you’re
doing it wrong. Simple as that.  
Masks for Dummies can be a little
hard, but with a bit of practice, you’ll get
it - guaranteed. Tune in next month when
I’ll talk about the best kinds of masks, what
they’re made of and how you can make your
own.  
Stay safe out there...
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OPINION
What the World Needs Now is
PRIDE, SWEET PRIDE
M
y first real-life Pride celebration
experience took place 12 years
ago. It was 2008 and my ex and
I planned a weekend trip to see the famous
parade and celebration for ourselves. I have
so many random, incredible memories from
that weekend. I’m not sure what exactly I
was expecting, but it exceeded all of it. The
people, the energy, the colors, the freedom.
What I felt the most the entire time was
that everyone there was being exactly who
they wanted to be. There were no labels at
all. Sexuality, gender, race, age... the only
thing that mattered was being there
and being yourself. Freedom is such
a powerful, beautiful, essential thing.
           That weekend, and what I
took from it, has been on my mind
often over the past few months.
When the COVID-19 pandemic
began escalating in February, it
quickly became apparent that Pride
was going to be very different this
year. With the restrictions on social
gatherings and closure of bars,
clubs, and venues - what was Pride
without the celebration? Without
the parades, the dancing, the outfits,
the people? I couldn›t imagine trying
to capture the energy, the freedom, of
an all-night, off the hook street disco
in a Zoom meeting.
           And then George Floyd was
killed by Derek Chauvin and two
other Minneapolis police officers.
At the same time, a 4th officer stood
guard next to them, preventing
anyone from interfering and doing
nothing to stop the brutality. This
tragedy came on the heels of both the
video recorded stalking and killing
of Ahmaud Arbery and the wrong
address, no-knock warrant raid by
Louisville police resulting in Breonna Tay-
lor’s death. Taylor was shot eight times in
her bed, and her boyfriend was arrested and
charged for using a lawful firearm to defend
themselves. An already weary country has
had enough.  the law.  followed was six days of protests and violent
Outraged citizens took to the
streets to protest yet another killing of an
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unarmed black man by the police.
Minneapolis PD met them in full
riot gear. Without provocation,
the police began throwing tear
gas and flash-bang grenades into
the crowd and opening fire with
rubber bullets and pepper spray.
The city erupted in chaos, violence,
and destruction. In the following days,
protests have sprung up all across the
country and throughout the world. Most
of the demonstrations have been peaceful,
but riots and looting have been a problem
in many places. Simultaneously, the police
response in many cities has been brutally
excessive and seems almost exclusively
directed towards peaceful protests rather
than those destroying property and breaking
The unfolding events have had a
polarizing effect on the country, reflected
nowhere more clearly than on social media.
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There is so much understandable
anger, so much frustration, pain,
and sadness. Many people are
wondering how this can still
be happening in our society,
60 years after the Civil Rights
movement began.
            The protest movement
is growing just as we enter June, and
Pride begins. Images of the demonstrations
are reminiscent of the 1960s Civil Rights
protests, and a timely reminder of the June
28th, 1969 protests - the revolution Pride
continues to honor. The Stonewall Riots
began with a police raid on the Stonewall
Inn, a gay bar in New York›s Greenwich
Village. The attack sparked a riot between
the police, bar patrons, and residents. What
clashes with police. The demonstrations
were the spark that ignited the gay rights
movement, propelling it onto the national
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stage and marking a significant positive
change in public opinion. They are also
a solemn reminder that equality is rarely
gained without a fight.
           Yet, when I think of Pride today, I
think of how included and accepted, I have
always felt as a hetero man. I think about the
energy and the positivity and the freedom to
be who you are. I admire those who fought
and endured the hate and the discrimination
and the progress they’ve made. I empathize
with those who are still fighting just to
have equality. Just as I honor and respect
POC who have fought and are still
struggling to end systemic racism
52 years after the assassination of
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. History
shows us that the fight for equality
in this country is both difficult and
costly. It costs us our peace, it costs
us our morality, and it costs lives.
But Pride has always shown me that
it’s a fight that the good guys are still
winning. That every victory is a win
for all of us, who believe we can be
better, and that the party is so much
more fun when everyone’s invited.
When I think of Pride, I think of the
LGBTQ movement at its absolute
strongest. Because, to me, nothing
tells your adversaries they failed like
throwing a month-long party right
in their faces and having the absolute
time of your life.
           We need that right now. We
need it badly. History has taught
us that – unfortunately – things
are probably going to get worse in
the days and weeks ahead. It also,
unfortunately, tells us that what little
meaningful progress comes from all
this will come at a terrible cost. But
if we can still find our shine when
the dust settles, and if we can emerge from
this dark chapter and throw a huge, over the
top party right in the faces of everyone who
stands on the side of hate, ignorance, and
living in the past. If we can come together
stronger and more united against the forces
of division, it’ll be worth it. And that’s the
party I can’t wait to attend. 

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Wonderland Comics
1409 N Van Ness Ave. We have the largest selection
of back issue comics; action figures. Unfortunate-
ly, we are shut down until the lockdown is lifted. If
you have a specific item or book you are looking for,
we can make arrangements to set an appointment.
Tuesday through Saturday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
559-268-3950
Al’s Café
1823 W Olive Ave Fresno, 93728
Open for take-out orders. 559-233-9226
Casa Corona
1724 W Bullard Ave Fresno, 93711 Call 559-283-
8605. Second location: 7044 N Cedar Ave Fresno,
93720 Call 559-323-7409. Pick-up orders available.
Free Uber Eats delivery.
CASA de TAMALES
609 E Olive Ave, Ste C Fresno, 93728 Take-out orders
available. Call 559-541-4656
India’s Oven
3035 W. Ashlan Ave, Fresno, 93722. Open for take-
out, curbside delivery as well as free delivery within
5 miles on orders $50+; delivery also available via
DoorDash and Grubhub. 559-229-1313
Irene’s Café 747
E Olive Ave, Fresno, 93728. Pickup only, closes at
8 p.m. 559-237-9919
Rocket Dog
Fresno and Clovis Locations. Fresno, 558-283-8096.
Clovis, 559-321-8754. Curb side and
DoorDash delivery.
Sam’s Italian Deli & Market
2415 N First St. Fresno, 93703. They are open Tues-
day through Saturday from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. with
take-out and delivery. 559-229-9346
Teriyaki Don
6731 N Cedar Ave, Fresno, 93710. Takeout available,
as well as delivery through DoorDash and Teriyaki
Don app orders. 559-439-6759
Pool Tables R US
Floor Model Sale - Call for appointment or info
14445 Shaw Ave. Suite 130
559-495-1041
BC’s Pizza & Beer
1315 Shaw Ave Clovis, 93612. Pick up and delivery
only. 559-297-7800
Triangle Burger
Dine In or Patio
240 W. Shaw Ave 559-297-7800
Tappan Bowl
New Opening Take Out
50 W. Bullard Ave Suite 111 559-207-3738
Pure Water & Ice Cream
1835 Ashlan Ave #103A, Clovis, 93611
We offer water fill up, boba drinks, ice cream, sprin-
grolls, bahn mi sandwich, and papaya salad. Open
Monday through Saturday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. pickup
only. 559-346-1399 www.PureWaterIceTea.com
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Subbies Subs & More 2
150 Minnewawa Ave ste D, Clovis, 93612. Take-out
and delivery by Grub Hub available, Monday-Satur-
day 10 a.m. - 6.30 p.m. 559-478-4627
Mah’s Teriyaki Express
605 Herndon Ave #400, Clovis, 93612. Mon-
day-Thursday 11 a.m. - 8.30 p.m., Friday and Satur-
day 11 a.m. - 9 p.m. Take-out only, calling ahead is
highly recommended. 559-297-8831
The Craft House
760 Pollasky Ave Clovis, 93612. Please call for take
out and curbside pick up 559-472-3398.
Toledo’s Mexican Restaurant
1125 Shaw Ave Clovis, 93612. Clovis location open
for take-out and delivery.
The Craft House
760 Pollasky Ave Clovis, 93612. Please call for take
out and curbside pick up 559-472-3398.
Toledo’s Mexican Restaurant
1125 Shaw Ave Clovis, 93612. Clovis location open
for take-out and delivery.
Jus Jo’s
701 W Shaw Ave Clovis, 93612. Takeout and curb-
side available. 559-322-1788
Los Rancheros Mexican Restaurant
2141 Shaw Ave Ste 101, Clovis, 93611. Take-out
available; Monday - Sunday 8 a.m. - 7 p.m.
Call 559-326-0524
Luna Italian Restaurant
and Pizzeria
349 Pollasky Ave, Clovis, 93612. Alley pick-up, open
for drive through, call and let them know you have
arrived. Pick-up in front as well. 559-299-4141
Michelangelo’s Pizzeria
619 Woodworth Ave, Clovis, 93612. Pick-up only
Monday through Saturday from 4 - 9 p.m. You must
call in to order, first. 559-322-1666
...‘Five Efforts’ cont’d from pg 4
l When choosing snacks for at home
or on the go, select only whole foods.
This means nuts, seeds, vegetables,
fruits, eggs, yogurt, anything in its nat-
ural state, and hasn’t had any processing.
Take a few minutes to put nuts or celery
sticks or bell pepper wedges into a small
resealable bag, so you have something
easy to grab and go.
l Stop buying foods that aren’t healthy
choices. If you have foods that you can’t
stop eating once you start(and we all
do), don’t buy them anymore! What’s
your temptation? Spicy tortilla chips,
donuts, salty pretzels, ice cream? What-
ever it is, do yourself a favor and take it
off of your shopping list.
l Get rid of phrases such as ‘not now,’
‘I have too much to do,’ ‘I’m tired,’ ‘this
is hard,’ and ‘I can’t’ when you’re focus-
ing on a healthy habit. Give yourself
the opposite message: ‘now is good,’ ‘I
can take time for this,’ ‘this will give me
energy,’ ‘I can handle this,’ ‘I can.’ Add
in, ‘this is for me, and I’m worth it.’
Realize and acknowledge that you are
creating healthy success for yourself
through these tiny habits. Changes
are happening even if you can’t always
see or feel them. Don’t let your doubts
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Lamp, the Juice Sucker; and Ovitz’s Library Georgia O’Keeffe Museum. https:// Museum of Modern Art (MoMA), New York.
Museum (virtual) Tours by Jonas Wood. On top of that, you can also artsandculture.google.com/partner/geor- https://artsandculture.google.com/exhibit/
simply gaze upon the building’s remarkable gia-o-keeffe-museum?hl=en Six virtual ex- sophie-taeuber-arp/swKioHNhYqZoLw?hl=en
Le Musee de Louvre, Paris. louvre.fr/en/ architecture. hibits are available online from this museum New York’s MoMA has it’s extensive collection
visites-en-ligne The Louvre, the world’s larg- named for the “Mother of American modern- available online.
est art and antiques museum, was forced to Uffizi Gallery, Florence. artsandculture. ism.”
close its doors as Paris went into lockdown.
While you can no longer waltz into its famous google.com/partner/uffizi-gallery This gal- The National Museum of Computing, Milton
glass exterior, you can learn something of lery houses the art collection of the Medicis National Museum of Anthropology, Mexi- Keynes, UK. https://www.tnmoc.org/news-re-
the phenomenal collection via a number of inside a 16th-century building. Online, there co City. https://artsandculture.google.com/ leases/2017/6/6/3d-virtual-tour-now-on-
virtual tours, charting everything from Egyp- are four exhibitions that take viewers through asset/the-national-museum-of-anthropolo- line?rq=virtual The National Museum of Com-
tian antiquities to the Galerie d’Apollon. various works, explaining their significance gy-mexico-city-ziko-van-dijk-wikimedia-com- puting contains the world’s largest collection
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ivy-league-moocs Class Central offers free,
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with masterpieces from the online-exhibits Have a late Inter- are self-paced, and they offer personalized
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seum is one of Amsterdam’s with online exhibits and oral histo- tracking with reminders.
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closed until 1 June, but has just
launched a new interactive expe- Metropolitan Museum of Art. Self-Improvement
rience, Rijksmuseum From Home, https://artsandculture.google.com/
that allows you to virtually visit the streetview/metropolitan-museum-of-art Live guitar lessons with Benjamin Napoles.
home of Rembrandt’s The Nightwatch Though the Met Gala was cancelled this https://www.facebook.com/benjamin.na-
and Vermeer’s The Milkmaid. In a collab- year, you can still have a peak at the The Cos- poles Benjamin is offering ONLINE GUITAR
oration with Google, there’s also the chance tume Institute Conversation Lab, which is one LESSONS!! Please Share. You can take ad-
to explore 11 “exhibits”, where you’re able to like of the institution’s 26 online exhibits. vantage of being home and learn how to jam!
interact with various works from the museum, never We will learn songs for you to sing and/or play
read about their history and see close-ups of before. High Museum of Art, Atlanta. https:// with friends. You will learn chords/ scales/
the pieces. ar tsandculture.google.com/exhibit/civ- theory and have fun improvising over your fa-
The Smithsonian National Museum of Natu- il-rights-photography/9wISPkiyouv-Lw?hl=en vorite songs! Lets make the best out of this
Musee d’Orsay, Paris. artsandculture.goo- ral History, Washington DC. https://naturalhis- This museum’s popular online exhibits in- time. FIRST LESSON FREE!!! 20$ a half a hour
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der through the galleries. a closer look at food in the Middle Ages and site.
Renaissance. National Museum of the United States Air
Guggenheim, New York. artsandculture. Force. https://www.nationalmuseum.af.mil/ Delia Online Cookery School. www.deliaon-
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Catherine Opie’s daring Self Portrait/Pervert available online. Free Online Drawing Lessons from Kline
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online-art-lessons.htm The free online draw-
ing lessons at Kline Creative website are de-
signed for beginners of any age, from young
children to adults. The site offers instructional
videos on a range of drawing subjects. The
videos are designed to give the beginner core
skills to enhance any art medium you choose
to use. virtual tour of Seaworld includes
How to Draw Cartoons! https://how-to-
draw-cartoons-online.com/ If drawing car-
toons is your thing, this site offers plenty of
free instruction on the topic. The site covers
categories like ‘80s style cartoons, video
game characters like Pacman, and Mr. Spock
and Darth Vader. which will see “artists
Live Concert Streams
Travis Brooks Quarantine Concerts. https://
www.facebook.com/travis.brooks Travis is a
local artist who performs weekly livestream
concerts that are available on his facebook
page. He continues to create fresh new
content for his fans and supporters every
week. look forward to.
Miley Cyrus: Bright Minded. https://www.ins-
tagram.com/mileycyrus/?hl=en While it’s not
quite a concert, Cyrus has been livestreaming
with a slew of guests at 2:30 p.m. Monday
through Friday on her Instagram. Come for the
revelation that her and Demi Lovato probably
hooked up during their Disney days, stay for
the Cyrus family reunion. Her show’s guests
so far have included everyone from Reese
Witherspoon to Hilary Duff to a Hannah Mon-
tana reunion with Emily Osment. June 1 at 4 p.m. ET exclusively for the Friends
Metallica. https://www.youtube.com/user/
MetallicaTV/videos Rock Gods Metallica
have launched a new concert series, #Me-
tallicaMondays, which will see the band
stream a complete Metallica live show on
the group’s YouTube channel and on Face-
book every week. They start at 8pm (EDT) ev-
ery Friday. tion. um’s live cam.
Neil Young. https://neilyoungarchives.com/
news/4/article?id=Subscriber-Fireside-Ses-
sions-to-stream-from-NYA Neil Young is keep-
ing it in the family with his Fireside Sessions
- his wife will be filming while he gives a live
concert from his living room, presumably by
the fire. It looks like his dogs could feature
heavily, too. Young is promising a “down-home
production, a few songs, a little time togeth-
er”, which sounds good to us. Find out more
via the Neil Young website, see link below. MTV Unplugged at home. The first install-
Yo-Yo Ma’s “Songs of Comfort”, Instagram.
On a semi-regular basis, Yo-Yo Ma will perform
live on Instagram. “In these days of anxiety,
I wanted to find a way to continue to share
some of the music that gives me comfort,” he
says. concerts and in-home performances from na-
The Record Club. Record Store Day UK,
Official Charts and National Album Day have
come together to launch The Record Club, a
bi-monthly Facebook Live virtual club, taking
place on every other Wednesday at 6.30pm
(BST). Hosted by Jess Iszatt (BBC Music Intro-
ducing/BBC Radio London) and live streamed
simultaneously across the Record Store Day
UK, Official Charts and National Album Day
Facebook feeds, the idea is to order
each Record Club album ahead of
the broadcast, listen to the album
in full, and then come to the live
feed armed with questions. virtual-tours/seaworld-orlando The
Royal Albert Home. The
Royal Albert Hall – yes,
THE Royal Albert Hall
– is hosting a series
of Royal Albert Home
performances over the
coming days and weeks,
sharing their work from
their homes to yours”.
The free streaming pro-
gramme already includes
Rufus Wainwright, Peter
Gregson, Brassed Off and
many more. You can also do-
nate to the Hall to show your
support. We have Imogen Heap,
Kaiser Chiefs and Tim Burgess to
Radiohead. Yes, Radiohead. The band will be
posting weekly classic concert videos to their
YouTube channel on Thursdays at 10pm BST
(5pm ET). And you can watch them back at
your leisure. Zoo Tours
Josh Groban. Josh Groban will relive his hits
in an intimate career-spanning livestream
concert, starting at 4 p.m. ET on June 27th.
Tickets for the virtual event will first go on sale
Of Josh Groban, while the general on-sale be-
gins June 3 at 4 p.m. ET on JoshGroban.com.
Ticketholders will receive an access code to
the live stream that’s good for 48 hours at the
start of the concert. They can also purchase
limited VIP bundles with special merch, in-
cluding an official event tee with $5 of each
sale benefiting Josh’s Find Your Light Founda-
Pearl Jam, Ben Gibbard, Sir Mix-a-Lot,
Macklemore, Dave Matthews and more Se-
attle musicians are participating in the All
in WA streaming concert to raise money for
COVID-19 relief efforts across Washington
state. The concert, which will air on the local
NBC affiliates on June 10th, can be streamed
on Amazon’s Twitch channel, and will be avail-
able on Amazon Prime after it airs. aquarium shares some pretty adorable be-
ment of this new MTV Youtube series starts
that will take place every Friday started with
Wiclef Jean. Link: MTV Youtube zoo.org/videos With what may be the most
Songkick Live Stream Concerts. Songkick,
the concert connection site, hosts live stream
tional and local artists all over the world. New
events are added daily.
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The Cincinnati Zoo. https://www.facebook.
com/cincinnatizoo/ The Cincinatti Zoo hosts
a daily home safari at 3pm on its Facebook
page.
Atlanta Zoo. https://zooatlanta.org/pan-
da-cam/ The Georgia zoo keeps a “Panda
Cam” livestream on its website. these stunning high-res 360-degree views of
Georgia Aquarium. https://www.geor-
giaaquarium.org/webcam/beluga-whale-web-
cam/ Sea-dwellers like African penguins and
Beluga Whales are the stars of this aquari-
The Houston Zoo. https://www.houston-
zoo.org/explore/webcams/ There are plenty
of different animals you can check in on with
this zoo’s live cam, but we highly recommend
watching the playful elephants. plains, the den is the primary resting spot for
The Shedd Aquarium. https://www.face-
book.com/sheddaquarium/ This Chicago
hind-the-scenes footage of their residents on
Facebook. Farallon National Wildlife Refuge, San Fran-
The San Diego Zoo. https://kids.sandiego-
live cam options, this zoo lets you switch be-
tween koalas, polar bears, and tigers in one
sitting. ons, and land birds. Great white sharks and
Monterey Bay Aquarium. https://www.
montereybayaquarium.org/animals/live-
cams It can be Shark Week every week
thanks to live online footage of Monterey
Bay’s Habitat exhibit. to choose from (look to the column on the
National Aquarium. https://aqua.org/me-
dia/virtualtours/baltimore/index.html Walk
EVENTS
through tropical waters to the icy tundra in
this floor-by-floor tour of the famous, Balti-
more-based aquarium.
Seaworld Orlando. https://www.
visitorlando.com/en/things-to-do/
a tour of Discovery Cove and the
option to”ride” the steel roller
coaster Mako.
Riverbanks Zoo and Gar-
den. https://www.facebook.
com/riverbankszoo/ River-
banks Zoo, in Columbia, SC,
is streaming Z-Learning live
on their Facebook page ev-
ery weekday at 10 a.m. Meet
and learn about animals! The
videos will also be on River-
banks’ website by 2 p.m. each
day.
Wildlife Camera Streams
Nature Conservancy of Oklaho-
ma. https://www.newspin.com/
tour/?site=42&scenename=815&mod=arti-
cle_inline Escape the confines of your home
and take a virtual field trip through Oklaho-
ma’s vast wilderness by clicking through sev-
eral 360-degree views of the Conservancy’s
various preserves. You can also click on fea-
tures of the landscapes to learn more about
the unique prairie ecosystem.
Virtual Dives. https://sanctuaries.noaa.
gov/vr/?mod=article_inline You won’t need
scuba gear to feel like you’re underwater with
national marine sanctuaries like the Florida
Keys, Monterey Bay and the Olympic Coast.
You can even pair your device with a virtual
reality headset for the ultimate immersive ex-
perience.
International Wolf Center. http://www.wolf.
org/wolves/experience/webcam.asp Highly
recommended: the wolf den cam. This morn-
ing, it showed a gorgeous white wolf and two
others moving around the den. As the site ex-
wolves during the winter months, where they
lie on beds of straw for added warmth. During
the summer, they’re more likely to be inside,
escaping the heat.
cisco. http://www.calacademy.org/webcams/
farallones/ This live streaming web cam lets
you observe a slice of the coast in Farallon
National Wildlife Refuge, home to 13 species
of seabirds, five species of seals and sea li-
gray, blue, and humpback whales inhabit the
surrounding waters.
Africam.com. http://www.africam.com/
wildlife/ Africam.com offers several options
left of the homepage): Cams in South Afri-
ca, Tanzania, Egypt, and North America. Un-
der ‘Streaming Cams,’ clicking ‘Flamingos’
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takes you to Kamfers Dam, where hundreds
of the birds are milling about. live-workouts ClassPass, a subscription ser-
Wildlife Focus: Brazil & Ecuador.
http://www.wildlifefocus.org/web-
cam/brazil-cam.shtml (Southern
Atlantic Rainforest, Brazil) http://
wildlifefocus.org/webcam/
(Buenaventura Reserve, Ec-
uador) Wildlife Focus has two
high-quality, live-streaming
webcams. One at the South-
ern Atlantic Rainforest in
Brazil’s Parana State, and
the site says you might espy
the Swallow-tailed Hum-
mingbird, Black Jacobin,
Blue-winged Parrotlet and
the Plain Parakeet. The sec-
ond web cam is located in the
remote tropical forest of Fun-
dación Jocotoco’s Buenaventura
Reserve, Ecuador. now,” Corepower Yoga said on its
National Wildlife Federation’s Bald
Eagle Cam. http://www.nwf.org/eagle-
cam/webcam.cfm This camera gets you
right up near the nest, about 30 feet off
the ground. I s -
Polar Bears in Wapusk National Park, Can-
ada. http://explore.org/live-cams/player/po-
lar-bear-cape-churchill-cam-2 every spring. This live wildlife cam shows an
Channel Islands National Park Live Ocean
Webcam. https://thedyrt.com/magazine/lo-
cal/camp-californias-channel-islands-nation-
al-park/ Home to one of the richest marine
environments in the world, Channel Islands
National Park offers an underwater glimpse of
marine life as it is rarely seen. The cam records
life in a “majestic, amber-colored kelp forest”
where nearly 1,000 marine species live or
regularly pass through. The park’s live wildlife
cam is located in the ocean landing cove on
Anacapa Island, off the coast of California be-
tween Ventura and Los Angeles. When tuning
in, prepare to be mesmerized as colorful fish
dart back and forth across the camera lens as
the kelp sways peacefully with the push and
pull of the ocean currents. ing-coronavirus/ Two days after closing lo-
Manatee Webcams, Blue Spring State Park,
Florida. https://thedyrt.com/camping/flori-
da/blue-spring-state-park Florida manatees
live in slow moving, shallow water such as bays
and rivers. These large marine mammals are
a treat to spot in their natural environment,
but they can be elusive. If you don’t have the
opportunity to search for the creatures in the
wild, try the manatee webcams at Blue Spring
State Park instead. While the underwater and
above-water webcams are no longer live, tune
in to see highlights from the most current
manatee season, including special shots of a
manatee with her calf and one of an adorable
manatee named Alice inspecting the camera. with more than 4,000 locations nationwide.
Audobon Osprey Nest Cam, Hog Island, ME.
https://explore.org/livecams/ospreys/os-
prey-nest Getting up close and personal with
a bird of prey’s nest has never been easier.
This live wildlife cam captures the nest area
of two western ospreys—Rachel and Steve—
perched 30 feet above the Audubon Society’s
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ClassPass. https://classpass.com/try/
vice that ordinarily enables users to visit a
variety of boutique fitness studios, also
hosts a library of virtual workouts.
Right now, those 2,000+ audio
and video workouts are free for
everyone, no subscription re-
quired. Draw with Ed Vere. http://www.edvere.com/
Corepower Yoga. https://
www.corepoweryogaonde-
mand.com/keep-up-your-
practice The yoga franchise
— which has 18 studios in
Colorado, most in the Den-
ver area — is offering free
access to a “special weekly
collection” of online classes.
“Please share this with friends,
family and anyone who could
use a little yoga in their life right
website. workshop that uses simple materials found at
Movement Climbing + Fitness. https://
w w w. fa c e b o o k . c o m / m ove m e n t d e n -
Hog ver/?ref=br_rs All of Movement’s gyms and
l a n d climbing walls may be closed, but head to the
sanctuary off the coast of company’s Facebook page, where trainers
Maine. While the couple separates for the win- from Movement locations around the city are
ter, thousands tune in for their reunification posting live, free daily workouts recorded in
their own homes.
intimate look at these raptor-like birds as they
fish, soar, and hatch eggs annually. laughter. Watch live, and then come back
Kids Stuff
Workout Classes LEGOLAND Florida Resort. https://www.
legoland.dk/en/accommodation/hotel-lego-
Planet Fitness. https://www.planetfitness. land/virtual-tour/ The Great Lego Race and
com/ One of the country’s largest gym chains
is offering free home “work-ins” on Facebook
Miniland USA are just two of the attractions
you can check out in a virtual tour of the
Live daily at 5 p.m. MDT. Previously streamed park. Icehotel, Swedish Lapland. https://www.
workouts are available on the Facebook page.
Workouts are open to anyone, including those Go to Mars! https://accessmars.withgoogle.
who aren’t Planet Fitness members, and typi- com/?mod=article_inline Explore the surface
cally last around half an hour. of Mars in the ultimate form of social
distancing. While the team at
Orangetheory. https://www.orangetheory. NASA is currently updating
com/en-au/member-communication-regard- the site, you can still
take a peek at 360-
cations nationwide last week, Orangetheory mode and get a
began posting daily workouts on its website. feel for what the
According to the website, Orangetheory will Curiosity rover
share daily 30-minute workouts featuring top sees every day.
coaches from around the world. You won’t
need special equipment, but you might be Tour the In-
asked to scrounge up some household ob- ternational
jects to use in your workout. Thursday’s video Space Station
included five blocks including warm-up, some (ISS). https://
cardio and flexibility focusing on legs. www.nasa.gov/
mission_pages/
Camp Gladiator. https://www.facebook. station/main/
com/CampGladiator/ Camp Gladiator is a s u n i _ i s s _ t o u r.
four-week outdoor group fitness program for html?mod=arti-
all levels led by certified personal trainers cle_inline Expedition
33 Commander Suni
This fee-based program has launched free Williams floats through the
live at-home workouts on its Facebook page, International Space Station and
three times a day on weekdays and once on gives those of us stuck on Earth a tour of
Saturdays. Previous workouts are available the laboratories, observation deck, the crew’s
on the Facebook page as well. You can also sleep quarters and more. It’s fascinating to
download printable 30-minute workouts from see our planet down below from the observa-
its website. tion deck and to find out what life is really like
on the station.
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Virtual Farm Tour. https://www.farm-
food360.ca/?mod=article_inline Explore 11
different Canadian farms and food processing
facilities. Learn how to milk a cow, go behind
the scenes at a sheep farm and meet some of
the livestock guardian dogs, or visit an apple
orchard.
Every Wednesday and Friday at 6 a.m. (he’s
posting from the UK) illustrator Ed Vere will
share a new “how to draw” lesson via video on
his website. So far he’s taught how to draw a
lion, a monster and more. The videos remain
available on his website after they’re shared,
so don’t feel like you have to be up at 6 a.m.
Lincoln Center Pop Up Classroom. https://
www.facebook.com/LincolnCenterNYC/ Ev-
ery weekday morning at 10 a.m., Lincoln
Center Pop-Up Classroom brings you a daily
dose of creative art-making. A Lincoln Center
Teaching Artist will lead families and kids in a
home. Conducted on Facebook Live.
Weekday Live Streams with Mr. Jon
& Friends. https://www.facebook.com/
events/1074677622899381/ Mr. Jon &
Friends is a group that writes and performs
music just for kids! With schools are closed,
they will be hosting weekday live streams and
fun videos at 10:30 a.m. each day. These
virtual events are all about fun, music, and
to re-watch alter as often as you’d like. You
can find all the info on the Facebook event
page.
Virtual Destinations
youtube.com/channel/UCx6-8cW9rHGNG-
hELh83fcCg Aurora photography company
Lights over Lapland has created experienc-
es for those suffering wanderlust to
virtually travel to the Icehotel
in Swedish Lapland. The
360-degree videos al-
low viewers to visit
the local Arctic wil-
derness, meet
local huskies
and reindeer,
go dogsled-
ding and rein-
deer sledding
and even join
a Northern
Lights hunt.
J e r u s a l e m ,
Israel. sam-
sungvr.com/view/
Wv_0tcndBOG Israel
is promoting a whole se-
ries of virtual tours for arm-
chair travellers, including one that
takes you around Jerusalem’s most famous
sights. Videos have a voiceover tour guide
giving more information on the city’s holiest
places, while 360-degree functionailty makes
it feel more like you’re exploring.

Cliffs of Moher, Ireland. cliffsofmoher.ie/
virtual-visit-tour Fancy watching the sun set
over these picturesque peaks? You can take
a virtual tour of the famous Irish geological
landmark, which captures 360-degree views
and even has virtual reality headset capability
for a fully immersive experience. online “sound library” that features an array
Central Park, New York. youvisit.com/tour/
centralpark NYC’s green centrepiece is avail-
able to tour online. Not only does it show
you the sites, it also comes with a guide who
talks you through significant events in Central
Park’s history as you “travel” from the West
72nd entrance. quarantine measures, the virtual tour offers
Ibiza, Spain. facebook.com/ush-
uaiaibiza Ushuaïa Ibiza, an open-
air club on the hard-partying
Balearic Island, has launched
#StayAtHomeSessions – a re-
stream of some of 2019’s
best DJ sets from Hï Ibiza
and Ushuaïa Ibiza, to bring
the party atmosphere to
the homes of ravers around
the world. The first session
was launched on 21 March,
featuring Solardo, Davide
Squillace, Camelphat, Nic
Fanciulli and Andrea Oliva.
The streaming sessions allow
users to invite friends to join
them online. More virtual events
are also in the works. the Frozen Ever After ride, It’s a
Grand Canyon, Arizona.
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There are plenty of pictures of the famed
canyon online, but get a little deeper with a VR
archaeological tour. This allows armchair trav-
ellers to explore and learn more about the his-
tory behind the canyon’s formation by clicking
on different geological features. (minus the effort). Viewers can also discover
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ley, and vistas from the High Sierra captured
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being in the great outdoors is the way you ex-
perience it with all your senses. Rocky Moun-
tain National Park has allowed virtual visitors
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of birds and wildlife found in the park. Raphael’s Rooms, which are adorned with
Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming. nps.
gov/grte Fancy climbing a mountain? You can
try out an e-climb
with
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navigating your way to the 13,770-ft summit
the geology and history of the Grand Teton
massif along the way, and learn more about
the native plants and wildlife. sive, immersive, and filled with fascinating in-
The Sistine Chapel, Vatican City. http://
www.museivaticani.va/content/museivati-
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tour-virtuale.html The national lockdown in It- The Vatican, Rome. http://www.museivat-
aly has forced the country to a near-standstill, icani.va/content/museivaticani/en/collezi-
shuttering public events, soccer stadiums and oni/musei/tour-virtuali-elenco.html Filled
even the Vatican. Now, visitors can tour the with spectacular architecture and historic
interior artworks of the chapel, including its monuments, The Vatican is within your virtu-
renowned ceiling and The Last Judgment, by al reach, with a host of museums providing
Renaissance painter Michelangelo. online tours. Step into the Sistine Chapel and
The Great Wall of China, China. https:// simply sensational artwork. The tour is com-
www.thechinaguide.com/destination/great- patible with WebVR, so you can pop on a VR
wall-of-china China’s most famous attraction headset to get an even closer look at some
offers virtual tours of some of the most visit- of mankind’s most memorable creations. It’s
ed sections of the wall, 3000 miles of which truly breathtaking, even when viewed through
are walkable. With much of the country under a screen.
a reprieve from the crowds who nor- Athens Acropolis, Greece. https://www.
mally come from all over the world to techradar.com/best/Athens%20Acropolis A
see the 2000-year-old marvel. must-visit destination for history buffs, the
Athens Acropolis includes the world-famous
Parthenon, and is a cultural hotspot for tour-
Walt Disney World. https:// ists. Choose between popular sites such as
disneyparks.disney.go.com/ the Theatre of Dionysus and enjoy in-depth
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launches-first-ever-360-de- tional insight into ancient Greece.
gree-panoramas-on-google-
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few. There are also unofficial
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Small World, Monsters, Inc. Mike &
Sulley to the Rescue!, and Pirates of
the Caribbean.
Machu Pichu, Andes Mountains, Peru.
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A simply stunning UNESCO World Heritage
site, Machu Picchu is a visual wonder that
just has to be seen. You no longer need to
fly all the way to Peru to see it in all its glo-
ry, however, as the virtual tour is comprehen-
sights. With 360-degree views of the ruins of
Inca settlements and lush green landscapes,
you can visit every popular vantage point and
learn more about the history of the famous
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PINK STAND up la- DREXEL Heritage HP M3-U001DX i3 12 INCH massive
PERSONALS dies hair dryer Text Woodbriar Collection 6GB RAM 500GB speakers $12 573-2883 SPORTING
only please 559-304- 5 Drawer Chest & HD $269 It has been
GOOD LOOKIN, 1340 King Headboard. Very cleaned out of all old TV SALE! Sale go- LIKE NEW Outdoor
tall, slim, white male, well made vintage fur- data. No passwords ing on right now on all Tuff Stinger 3 OTF-
70. Looking to meet ANTIQUE LOVE niture. Drexel Heritage etc. 6GB of RAM, a the TV’s we current- 2751PK Inflatable
slim, white female, seat, been in the house is in the top 6 of used 500GB HD, and an i3 ly have in stock. We One-Person Sport
60-70 who likes to go for years, letting it go. furniture. $600 (559) processor. It is running have 3 50” TV’s and a Kayak with Rotatable
Need someone to Pop the cork, it’s time western swing danc- Please call Matt @ 377-0725 Windows 10 as well. 24”. the 24”, and two Paddle, 275-Pound
handle a Vampire? to celebrate with a lit- ing, flea markets, es- 541-852-694two we’re Touchsreen with fold- of 50” TV’s are Vizio Capacity Includes car-
tate sales, fishing, and in Fresno cleaning out ANTIQUE OAK tiger ing screen. I will pro- and the other 50” is an ry bag. $175 559-214-
BUFFY (A44215636) tle CHAMPAGNE
has you covered! Call (A44120276)!Call camping. Call 559- house wood closet or storage vide more information Insignia. They all have 9835
779-1021 please leave unit. Beautiful piece on this laptop below remotes with them and
to set up a meet n to set up a meet n
greet. 559-233-7722 greet. 559-233-7722 a message if no an- COKE SIGN $500 of furniture. Mirror is for those who are in- work properly. The GREAT LONG-
swer. Apx 4.5x3 text or leave beveled. Call or text terested. The Fresno Fresno Hock Shoppe BOARD, never used.
message (559)779- for more information. Hock Shoppe 559-264- questions at 559-264- Measures 9.5” wide
8999 $200 (805) 503-9694 5856 5856 by 43” long. $50 Price
MISCELLANEOUS is firm. Thanks! 470-
OLD VINTAGE LINEN LIKE round 1950S CHROME DELL LATITUDE 8091 text please
2004 Wildwood 5th trunk with drawers apx seating bench/ottoman. well record player with E7470 Laptop - $199
wheel 30ft, 3 slide 5ftx2ft $100 text for Also great as a sitting plug in cord portable with charger. It is run- LARGE VARIETY
outs, excellent condi- pictures 559-304-1831 bench for walk in clos- very good condition ning Windows 10, has of different name
tion.Asking $15,000 et/shoe closet. Dimen- for its age turns on and 8GB of RAM an Intel brand clubs, drivers,
TYPE WRITER $150 sions: 36” diameter spins only needs nee- i5 and a 500GB HD. irons, putters, hybrid,
Hey there DELILAH Let’s say MER- OBO (559) 673-7185
not sure if it works text 11” height (559) 347- dle which can be pur- Clean unit has some troubles, bags, starter
(A44307354) what’s CI (A44077090) to or (559) 975-9835
for more info 559-304- 8655 chased online for un- very light wear and sets. The Fresno hock
it like being so pretty? this momma for giv-
1831 der $15 I am selling for tear from use nothing shoppe has a full line
Give us a call to set up ing us sweet HANA FOOD Concession
Trailer 16 Foot Equip- $75 or best offer call or major. It is missing the of different golf clubs
a meet n greet. CCSP- (A44077099)!Call BUD SIGN $300 obo text 559-709-3250 piece between the G H
to set up a meet n ment Included $18,00 ELECTRONICS starting at $1. Start-
CA 559-233-7722 ext. works needs cleaning and B keys for scroll-
OBO (559) 291-9864 er sets $10. Full sets
116 greet. 559-233-7722 5ft x 1 1/2 text or leave IPHONE & PC Re- XBOX ONE and one ing. Come check this
or (559) 298-4725 around $40. Come
message (559)779- pairs. We repair bro- S $160 Up for sale is a out and other electron- see these clubs, wake-
2008 KAWASAKI 8999 ken glass and LCD, gamestop refurbished ics at The Fresno Hock boards bicycles and
vulcan classic 8,900 battery replacement, original xbox one with Shoppe Mon-Fri from more at The Fresno
miles $5,000 or trade COKE CRATE $35 tablets, computers and controller for $120 and 10am to 530pm and Hock Shoppe Monday
for registered tagged ea text for pictures water damage. Vis- a xbox one s with con- Saturdays from 10am Through Friday 10am
small truck or SUV 559-304-1831 it 49 W. Alluvial Ave troller for $160. Both to 2pm or call us with to 530pm and Satur-
with trailor hitch. Ga- (559) 417-5319 or 230 these consoles have any questions at 559- days 10am to 2pm.
raged 95% of life. JUKEBOX Miss- W.Fallbrook Ave #101 been cleaned out and 264-5856 Located at 3235 E Bel-
ing side glass, needs (559) 474-1825 work. They can be test- mont Fresno Ca 93702
You can’t have a Sun- Who is black, (559) 903-8283
good cleaning, has ed at the fresno hock BEATS SOLO wire- (559) 264-5856
day Funday without white, and cute all
key, working, great APPLE WATCH se- shoppe during normal less Excellent condi-
a nice MIMOSA over? MINNICK PAINTING Services
speakers, Manual 1952 ries 3 42mm in space busniess hours. Open tions $180 cash you TENNIS RACKET
(A44120274)! 559- (A44215632) is! 559- with Asante Paint &
Décor. Residential / $4000 obo 559-304- grey for sale, only Monday - Friday 10am can test them out no bag with 5 rackets $70
233-7722 233-7722
Commercial Interior 1831 work twice, no scratch- to 530pm and Satur- problem practically obo text for more info
& Exterior, Repaints / es or damage and come days 10am to 2pm, you new only used a few 559-304-1831
Paper Hanging, Com- with original every- can also reach us by times still under 4 year
mercial Power Wash- FURNITURE thing. Call or text 559- phone at 559-264-5856 warranty plz only 559- SUPPORT LOCAL
ing, Hotel / Apt Turn 916-1602 320-7949
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Call for Free Quote x2 one with back one SUPPORT LOCAL SUPPORT LOCAL
(661) 492-2310 (Fres- without $1000 each
no) Lic#1051349 matching stools x4
He may not be pink Don’t blink or you $800 text or leave mes-
but he’s super sweet, might just miss CAL KING Cal sage (559)779-8999
meet MOSCATO our tiny RONAN Memory Foam Topper
(A44120275)!Call (A44215635)!  Call Brand new $50 Call BEAUTIFUL large
to set up a meet n to set up a meet n 559-304-1831 entertainment center
greet.  559-233-7722 greet.  559-233-7722 with lighted storage
ext. 116 ext. 116 ARE YOU SELLING and lots of storage
something? List it here space in the bottom
for only $20/ issue. cabinets. For 55” tv
Call 559-472-7182 (559) 546-3280

GREAT, COMFY
ANTIQUES & sectional for sale. No
COLLECTIBLES damage, pillows in-
cluded. Pick up only.
ANTIQUE Console (559) 458-3146
Our SHANIA CUAN (A44170976) Phonograph $65 An-
(A44258227) just How can one boy be so tique Edison Disc Pho- ARE YOU SELLING
wants to know “Who’s handsome? Let’s ask nograph Plays 78rpm something? List it here
treats have you been him! Call to set up a records Nice piece of Call 559-472-7182
given?” Set up a meet meet n greet. 559-233- furniture Call (559) SUPPORT LOCAL
n greet. 559-233-7722 7722 ext.116 323-9574
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O’BRIEN kneeboard YAMAHA MG06X VASE CLEAR 3ft $40 I SELL dog houses
for sale that is good Mixing Console $109 text for pictures 559- to be ready for win-
condition. Great for original box and pow- 304-1831 ter time. X-small
beginner to intermedi- er adapter. In great -12x12x16-$10/$30
ate boarders that prefer working and cosmetic ROOM divider $75 with paint roof Small-
something easier than shape. I will provide text for picture 559- 1 8 x 1 8 x 2 4 - $ 2 0 / $ 5 0
surfing or wakeboard- more information on 304-1831 with paint roof Medi-
ing or just want some- this unit below for um-24x24x32-$30/$70
thing a little different. those who are interest- KENMORE dryer have two different
My boys are older and ed. And if you are in- working $350 obo text size door with paint
don’t use this any lon- terested come on down 559-304-1831 roof carpet Large-
ger. Great package deal to at The Fresno Hock 36x36x48-$100/$150
for the board and bag. Shoppe Mon-Fri 10am I WILL pick up your with paint and X-large-
Call or text Scott if in- to 5:30pm and Sat- stainless steel refrig- 42x42x60-$150/$200
terested at (559) 999 urdays from 10am to erators. All washers with paint Huge-
- 4439 2pm or call 559-264- and dryers and stoves! 48x48x72-$200/$250
5856 please be under 10 with paint and roof I
NEW PROJEKT years old or decent have 12 different col-
Karson Pack Back- THE FRESNO Hock condition for free re- ors. Questions please
pack $25 Brand new Shoppe is having a sale moval... no rats, etc. text 559-475-2803
with tag. Price is firm. on all our clarinets! please text me a picture
Thanks! 470-8091 text 6 total ranging from if not sure.... all others ARE YOU SELLING
please $60 and up. Different that are considered something? List it here
brands but all great trash will need a small Call 559-472-7182
beginner woodwinds. disposal fee (trash is
MUSIC All ready to play. Find trash.. all trash appli- 2017 CRAFTSMAN
a new hobby or add to ances taken directly to riding mower $800
HARBINGER APS15 your collection. Evette the dump this includes new starter, it runs
Powered Speaker (Sin- Schaeffer With Hard rat and roach fill appli- good but sometimes
gle) $109 Pre-owned Case $110 Bundy Clar- ances) 559-394-3369 it doesn’t start. Not
Harbinger in good inet With Hard Case sure feels like battery
shape. Works great no $60 Yamaha YCL-24 doesn’t have enough
issues. Powered speak- With Soft Case $130 FARM & juice to turn over
er. Shows some normal Actley 175 Clarinet GARDEN sometimes 708-2064
wear from use. Come With Soft Case $80
check it out and other Selmer Clarinet $80 HONDA/Craftsman LAWN EDGER,
PA speakers at 3235 Celclio Clarinet $70 mower CCV 160. - low Briggs and Stratton en-
E Belmont Ave Fres- If you would like to hours runs great- $125. gine $40 call 645-7642
no CA 93702 at The check out these clari- Edger. Yardman Briggs
Fresno Hock Shoppe nets and our wide se- and Stratton 158 $100. ALOE VERA plants
Mon-Fri from 10am to lection of other items Both excellent running - $5 Aloe plants me-
530pm and Sat from please visit The Fresno condition. Reason- dium, large and extra
10am to 2pm or call us Hock Shoppe Monday able offers considered. large plants in 1 gal.
with any questions at through Friday 10am 8000 pound 12 volt pots. They are $5, $10,
559-264-5856. to 530pm or Saturdays winch attached to old $15. $20 Landscap-
10am to 2pm. Locat- train station baggage ing Plants, tropical’s,
ARE YOU SELLING ed at 3235 E Belmont cart - $100. Runs off shrubs, flowers, fruit,
something? List it here Fresno Ca 93702 12 volt car battery. herbs and succulent
Call 559-472-7182 Very large road closed plants (559) 307-9366
ahead sign $75. Please
IBANEZ GIO GS- APPLIANCES text only for appt. to AVAILABLE are 10
R105EX 5-String Bass see. Ken 559-593-1059 units of heavy duty
In great shape, plays WASHER and dryer/ shelving, 24x36x84,
great as well. No issueselectric - $260 559- CHEAP COOPS boltless, 5 shelves in
with this bass. Comes 394-3369 ..light weight and earth good condition. Pho-
as shown does include friendly..made from to is of a 48” shelving
a soft case which is KEGERATOR in untreat fence pickets unit, 36” unit is iden-
not pictured. 5 string. great condition, used use/new ...smaller coop tical except the width.
Come check it out less than 6 months. /cages is $30 ..great Price is $100. for each
and many other mu- Comes w tools to dis- for small birds/Quils / unit. Call 559 259
sical instruments and assemble and clean, chickens/chicks .l arge 9740.
equipment The Fresno cleaning solution, and ones are $50 to $60
Hock Shoppe Mon-Fri pump to clean system. .size 5x4x5 ..you will BRAND NEW Harbor
from 10am to 530pm Includes a 5 lb CO2 need a pick up truck Freight hydraulic push
and Sat from 10am to tank Keg not included, or I can drop them off --pull ram set never
2pm or call us with any I also have a new 20lb for $10 gas fee within used. $160 Call 559
questions at 559-264- CO2 tank, never used, 20 miles in Fresno call 360 2977.
5856 $120 if interested. It 643-7156
cost a few more dollars CRAFTSMAN 3000-
NICE CONDITION to fill the 20lbs than Watt Gasoline Portable
Squier strat. Priced to the 5 lb, so it will pay ARE YOU SELLING inverter Generator -
sell $75.00 w/padded for itself quickly. Txt something? List it here $650 Brand new with
gig bag Ibanez Electric (559) 408- 8881 Call 559-472-7182 receipt, never used in
$60.00 559-246-4922 the box Firm price
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UNIVEGA GRAN HONDA EX-400 2007 ZX-10R $5300
2010 HONDA CIV-
YARD WORK Premio vintage road quad. Very good condi- (559) 473-9302 IC LX, runs and drive
bike $220 Vibrage tion. Low hours. Well like new,clean title and
JW CLEAN-UP SER- Steel Road bike in maintained with oil smoged, good tires,
VICES. Estate Sale great condtion. 700c changes regularly. Has BOATS paint in good shape, 4
Cleanups. Yard, Trash, wheels Inex Shifters a crack on the right and cylinders, clothes inte-
Construction cleanup, Ready to ride. call or side front plastics. Also
HUNTER 170 Sail- riors like new, power
rubbish, trees & demo, text 559-545-9050 has a set of sand pad-
boat $4995 (559) 299- windows and doors
rentals, lots, apart- dles included for full
3422 lock, info call# 559
ments & foreclosures. VINTAGE Bian- price. Txt. 549-349- 451 7959
We do it all Just Call! chi Bike 1986-1987 1804. $299 12 FOOT Valco alu-
(559)307-4304 ask for Womens Red Frame. minum boat with trail- 2 0 1 1 C H R Y S L E R
James Has not been in stor- 03 SUZUKI ltz 400 er Asking $800 for the 200 runs great nothing
age and not used for (559) 289-3859 boat only or $1000 wrong with it 154198
TREE SERVICE. many years. Needs with trailer 559-658- miles cold a/c heater
Reasonable Prices , Se- new brakes and lines HONDA TRX250 - 149two text is best as works perfect good
nior Discounts & Free they are frayed and $2500 Great condition I work tires all around current
COKE PICTURE approximately 4 BRASS FIRE EXTINGUISHER tires. Frame is in great quad 250cc Very low registration and clean
Estimates. We can do
1/2ft by 3ft $500 leave message or $400 obo leave message or text 559- condition. Comes with hours Still has the tire
it all! Palm Trees, Tree MARLIN Bayliner title in hand 559-722-
text 559-779-8999 779-8999 original owners manu- line from factory! Just
Stumps, MistleToe, Ski Boat $8500 (Sel- 9405
Removal and More. al. Call 559-474-1895. serviced with fresh flu-
ma) 708-6996
Licensed and Insured No texts. $100 ids and spark plugs! 2016 NISSAN Maxi-
(559)421-8555 This would be a great ma: Only 48,xxx miles
quad for the wife or RVS Very clean interior
ATVS kids! 5593668764 Asking only $10,500
HAULING 97 AIRBUS Motor- Please call if you
1985 KAWASAKI 2008 Polaris Ranger home 32 foot $12,000 would like to come
JW CLEAN-UP SER- KTX 250 Tecate - 700 XP 4X4 Seats 6 OBO (559) 291-9864 have a look. 709- 6918
VICES. Estate Sale $10000 (Coarsegold) Low miles Second or (559) 298-4725
Cleanups. Yard, Trash, 559-333-2629 owner, always adult 1997 CADILLAC
Construction cleanup, owned Well main- 2004 WILDWOOD Deville excellent con-
rubbish, trees & demo, HONDA ATC250ES tained Great for trail 5th wheel 30ft, 3 slide dition low miles clean
rentals, lots, apart- restored. It’s in great rides and around the outs, excellent condi- leather interior no tears
ments & foreclosures. condition and rides yard Includes rear stor- tion. Asking $10,000 good paint no scratch-
We do it all Just Call! like new. Don’t ride age rack $6000 (559) OBO (559) 673-7185 es $4000 obo cash call
(559)307-4304 it as much as I like to 287-0719 or (559) 975-9835 or text 559-519-0365
and would like to sell
it. $3500 OBO. Text or FOOD Concession VOLKSWAGEN Jet-
BIKES call 559.410.1622. MOTORCYCLES Trailer 16 Foot Equip- ta 2009 2.5L in perfect
ment Included $18,00 conditions. It only has
2013 POLARIS Razor 2002 HARLEY Road OBO (559) 291-9864 67k miles, tires in good
SEEBURG JUKEBOX Needs cleaning. Working, great speakers, Manual 21SP mountain bike condition $4690 559-
for only $150.00 in 900 Xp EPS - $12850 King Classic $8000 or (559) 298-4725
1952 $4000 obo leave message or text 559-779-8999 612-5828
great condition with 559-631-7019 Great bike it has
bell and tassels! Call 21,084 miles please TRAVEL Trailer 2008
Darryl anytime at 559- 2003 Bombardier Ds text 5594694060 26ft long $11800 (559) 1981 CORVETTE
444-3283 650 Atv $3800 Txt me 412-0629 I’m asking 13,000 or
at 559-513-1201 2002 HARLEY Road best offer. Please only
2 FOLDING bicycles. King Classic $8000 HUNTERS Spe- serious Offers only.
Good condition. Great HONDA ATC250ES Great bike it has cial-1995 Salem Trav- (559) 906-4195
for RVing. $150 each. restored. It’s in great 21,084 miles please el Trailer, 17 ft Long,
OBO. Call no text condition and rides text 5594694060 extra clean, everything
BUDWEISER SIGN Works, needs cleaning.5ft by 1 1/2ft $300 obo like new. Don’t ride
Chuck 299-3730. works, $4,800. 559- TRUCKS
leave message or text 559-779-8999 it as much as I like to 2005 YAMAHA FZ-6 412-0629
and would like to sell $2800 2800 OBO, Text 1996 SILVERADO
it. $3500 OBO. Text or Hunter at 559-645- z71 4wd $6300 (Ker-
call 559.410.1622. 2809 for details. CARS man) (559) 728-6262

2005 HONDA trx 2018 HONDA 2007 FORD FUSION 1989 JEEP Wrangler
450 Good condition CRF125F $2800 (559) SE in excellent condi- lifted, gears, lock-
Brand new wheels 994-1970 tion, runs pretty good, ers,winch,fuel injec-
and tires SS brand Ex- 4 cylinders, clean title, tion! $7000 (Visalia)
haust Upgrade 3500$ 2000 FATBOY Soft smog ready to go, good (559) 300-7700
5593668764 Tail LOW miles Per- tires, alloy wheels,
fect condition $8700 paint in good shape, 2004 TOYOTA Ta-
05 YAMAHA rap- Serious buyers contact clothes interiors like coma double cab.
tor350 runs good elec- Doug: 559-289-9174 new, AC cold. Call or Runs great, automatic
tric start clutch 6 gears text #(559)451-7959 transmission, air con-
light and brake lights 2017 HONDA ditioner is cold, has
works reverse on it CB500F | $5400 obo 2014 KIA Optima - new tires. V6 motor,
tags up to date until | Low Mileage, Great $8800 (559) 999-2480 it’s not a 4x4. In Span-
2021 pink slip in hand Condition $5400 (559) ish call 559-346-9194
(559) 598-3800 978-2354 for English 346-9195
$10,500
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Walker’s Tree Service
Serving all your tree care needs
We can do it all! Palm Trees, Tree
Stumps, MistleToe, Remova,
Trimming, Topping. Serving
Fresno & Madera
(559) 421-8555 Lic#93739750

MEDICAL
Marijuana Recommendations
Lowest Price Guaranteed
$55 Card & Rec at Green Doctor
Evaluations 295 W. Cromwell
Ave. 101 (559) 440-0420 or online
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APARTMENT
Help with your housing needs. Please
contact Destinee or visit website to
help find the right apartment home
for you. Call 559-255-8370 or visit
our website www.ApartmentRen-
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UPHOLSTERY
Automotive, Boats, RVs, Custom
Furniture, Motorcycles,
Convertibles, Complete
Restoration & Mobile Service
Mention this ad for specials
Colin’s Upholstery
(559) 445-0019

WE LOAN MONEY
Call The Fresno Hock Shoppe
(559) 264-5856 or come in. 3235
E. Belmont Ave. Fresno. We have
electronics, jewelry, and more! You
can also check us out online
www.FresnoHockShop.com

JW CLEANUP
Services. Estate sale cleanups.
Yard, trash, construction cleanup,
rubbish, trees & demo, rentals,
lots, apartments and foreclosures.
Pool Tables R Us Coin Operated Pool Tables We it all, just call! (559) 307-4304
Custom Pool Tables for Home ask for James
1445 Shaw Ave. Suite 130, Clovis
Touch Tunes Internet Juke Boxes
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HEATING & AIR

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Mention this ad for 10% off
CA lic. #479374 Call David with
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(559) 226-6102

OPTICIAN
ONE MAN BAND Sandra Peraza invites you to bring
in your Rx. Located in the Shaw
Singer - Guitarist
Mariachi Soloist - Roberto Lopez Village Shopping Center at Shaw
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