PC Walker comment-47131 2011-03-08T19:45:17Z 2011-03-08T19:45:17Z Here is a link to the event if you are interested: http://firstcov.org/Invisible-Children/invisible-children.html PC Walker 2011-03-08T19:45:17Z fiveohday comment-20712 2010-01-15T22:07:26Z 2010-01-15T22:07:26Z Way to go guys! It's astoundingly difficult to get ANY film made. And getting solid distribution...really, Way to go! (Full disclosure: I have crossed the country in a Robin's egg blue VW bus. If I could get away with it I'd drop everything and do it again.) fiveohday 2010-01-15T22:07:26Z womanofgod95 comment-20279 2010-01-07T21:55:48Z 2010-01-07T21:55:48Z This movie is an extraordinary feat and beautiful story with incredible scenery and deserves a very large audience. Go "No Parking" crew!!! womanofgod95 2010-01-07T21:55:48Z PC Walker comment-20275 2010-01-07T19:51:04Z 2010-01-07T19:51:04Z 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. PC Walker 2010-01-07T19:51:04Z carmyn comment-20273 2010-01-07T19:34:45Z 2010-01-07T19:34:45Z No Parking is extremely relevant to a Baby Boomer generation who has passed into the Autumn of their life and has to look inward. Great movie... Carmyn Hough carmyn 2010-01-07T19:34:45Z PC Walker comment-10529 2009-07-10T19:47:44Z 2009-07-10T19:47:44Z 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. PC Walker 2009-07-10T19:47:44Z Kingsley Chossington comment-10404 2009-07-08T19:51:21Z 2009-07-08T19:51:21Z pastors for peace is an amazing organization i have supported them for years and will continue to support their mission they work hard and have seen many roadblocks along the way. keep up the good work. Kingsley Chossington 2009-07-08T19:51:21Z Oracle comment-10396 2009-07-08T17:38:09Z 2009-07-08T17:38:09Z Aid to Cuba? We need aid for our own citizens and especially some of those in Oak Park. We have millions in our country who have been "ravaged by hurricanes and horrific corruption." Something to think about, eh? Oracle 2009-07-08T17:38:09Z FFT comment-10374 2009-07-07T23:24:48Z 2009-07-07T23:24:48Z so confused FFT 2009-07-07T23:24:48Z Marion Millin comment-10369 2009-07-07T21:13:16Z 2009-07-07T21:13:16Z Some cafes are quite welcoming, as are the regulars. They tend to make better coffee drinks as well. Marion Millin 2009-07-07T21:13:16Z waldorfandstatler comment-10366 2009-07-07T20:21:40Z 2009-07-07T20:21:40Z Coming soon in related articles: "DMV employees surly" "State 'workers' find excuse to throw potluck" "Area lobbyist steps in dog excrement" "Local COSTCO employee ignores customer and carries on conversation with his friend" waldorfandstatler 2009-07-07T20:21:40Z PC Walker comment-10363 2009-07-07T18:30:22Z 2009-07-07T18:30:22Z 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. PC Walker 2009-07-07T18:30:22Z sharifofthedelta comment-10339 2009-07-07T18:04:02Z 2009-07-07T18:04:02Z i enjoyed in particular the lines on pants and bicycles. clever and to the point. sharifofthedelta 2009-07-07T18:04:02Z Oracle comment-10329 2009-07-07T14:18:18Z 2009-07-07T14:18:18Z This story is like a 10-car pileup - it's awful but you can't take your eyes off it. And it has an element of truth. Give PC points for pushing the envelope. It was more interesting than anything I read on SacBee.com this morning. Oracle 2009-07-07T14:18:18Z iadam comment-10328 2009-07-07T13:02:00Z 2009-07-07T13:02:00Z um. i think you missed the point. Everyone should feel welcome regardless of their regular status, I would have recommended eating more fiber, but that’s just me. iadam 2009-07-07T13:02:00Z Anthony comment-8168 2009-05-22T20:14:17Z 2009-05-22T20:14:17Z Great article, PC. I'll introduce myself to you next time I'm at Tupelo. Anthony 2009-05-22T20:14:17Z PC Walker comment-8166 2009-05-22T20:05:14Z 2009-05-22T20:05:14Z 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. PC Walker 2009-05-22T20:05:14Z Nicolas Ocampo comment-8163 2009-05-22T19:32:34Z 2009-05-22T19:32:34Z I totally understand where your going with this. Social Networks have created a "false sense of intimacy" by replacing actual networks with the online variety in lieu. Nicolas Ocampo 2009-05-22T19:32:34Z