Here is a link to the event if you are interested: http://firstcov.org/Invisible-Children/invisible-children.html

Cannot wait! I have a few ideas to cover.

so excited! I really wanted to be at this workshop in person, but this will totally do.

and you have to hope that this organization is capable of dealing with the mentally ill...which most homeless organizations are lacking...which contributes more and more to that 50,000.

Mas Tequila!!!!

I am so excited I don't have to drive out to Antelope to go to Freestyle now. I love this place.

"For more information" you should never cite WikiAnswers.

I jog past this place all the time, and I only live a few blocks from there. There is no reason for me to stay away. Thanks for this write-up.

I wouldn't necessarily pigeonhole it as a Babe Boomer movie though. The writer himself is in his mid 20s. I'd be careful about limiting the potential audience. The film certainly connects a wide variety of demographic. Of course, I certainly see what you mean.

My wife and I walk among these pictures nearly every day. We love the yellow house in your montage with the white fence around it. We have called it the "Great Expectations House".

Oracle is correct. I am correct. Mike is correct, and so is Kingsley. :) You can read on the pastors for peace website about how the embargo has also effected our ability to receive aid in our time of need. There is an understanding that Cuba attempted to send us aid after Katrina, and because of the embargo, the United States denied the aid. The truth is aid is needed everywhere. I am not sure one person could give aid to any wrong place as long as that place needs aid.

I appreciate everyone's comments. This storyline is one to get at an attempt to see what it might look like to recreate a stronger community of people. I think it comes with a small challenge to what we are comfortable with. I love our Sacramento culture, and I think its more and more open for creating strong connections with others we normally would not have expected. I even appreciate the thumbs-down. A thumbs-down is still a read. I encourage you to take a look at my other piece in this storyline; you may see a clearer picture of where I'm heading with all this stuff. ALSO: Sorry about the poor spelling and typos here and there. I will remedy that in the future.

Great article! When i purchased my scooter, they had showed me a print out of the DMV page indicating that you do not need an M1 unless it is a manual transmission, which most scooters now are not. At least, that is what they told me at Sac Cycle where I purchased my scooter.

Great article! Great news! I could explode with excitement, and likely would have if there had been any mention of fairly traded, farmed, and purchased beans which I am pretty certain is a strong commitment they make at Temple. Great article! Can't wait for June 29!

Sick pictures man! I hadn't seen a storm like last night since moving here from the Midwest 7 years ago.

Well done man. I am more interested in seeing the movie now than I was before I read this.

great article. Thank you for the information...especially about the SMUD deal. Very good to know.

Thats not exactly where I am heading, but that is true. I am more addressing the issue that we see the same people all the time and never actually meet them. So keep an eye on this storyline as I hope to keep updates on what happens through my endeavor to meet the people I see all the time.

Thank you! This gives me more ease in my consideration to contribute to SacPress. I am very excited to see SacPress blow up in this area, and I am thrilled to be a part of that.

Thank you for all the info. Good to know every option in one concise place.