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Walked past some of these buildings last week and live across the street from one of the gas stations. I have also seen spineless cactus in Livermore, but don't remember where.

thomas C. Henderson moved here 1957 when sandia opened.

DO you have a walk of livermore businesses............??

GREAT HISTORY

Caitlyn's picks: "A Deadly Education" by Naomi Novik "Under the Whispering Door" by T.J. Klune "A Psalm for the Wild-Built" by Becky Chambers "Gideon the Ninth" by Tamsyn Muir "Spy x Family" by Tatsuya Endō Paul's picks: "The Midnight Library" by Matt Haig "The Kaiju Preservation Society" by John Scalzi "Billy Summers" by Stephen King "Patron Saints of Nothing" by Randy Ribay "We’re Not Broken: Changing the Autism Conversation" by Eric Garcia Jennifer's picks: "Elatsoe" by Darcie Little Badger "Once Upon a Broken Heart" by Stephanie Garber "Hollow Fires" by Samira Ahmed "Red, White, & Royal Blue" by Casey McQuiston "If the Shoe Fits" by Julie Murphy Nallely's picks: "All My Rage" by Sabaa Tahir "The Darkness Outside Us" by Eliot Schrefer "Verity" by Collen Hoover "The Heart Principle" by Helen Hoang "Fuzz: When Nature Breaks the Law" by Mary Roach Reuben's picks: "An Indigenous Peoples' History of the United States" by Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz "Lobizona" (Wolves of No Worlds #1) by Garber, Romina "Sia Martinez and the Moonlit Beginning of Everything" by Gilliland, Raquel Vasquez "Sanctuary" by Mendoza, Paola "A House of My Own: Stories from My Life" by Sandra Cisneros

Can I ask where do you get your music?

Dont forget about South San Diego. He makes Elon Musk look like a novice. Tony Stark eat your heart out

Hi

I’m her daughter

What a great Dimitri and the All-Stars recording! I believe they also have played the Pleasanton Library, but I'm not sure. Anyway, I've always enjoyed the music they play!

What an amazing find! Great lecture. 🍞

Thanks for a great roundup, friends! Elizabeth (6th grade) and I enjoyed watching.

Nallely's picks: "Say Nothing: A True Story of Murder and Memory in Northern Ireland " by Patrick Radden Keefe "We Are Not Free " by Traci Chee "Firekeeper’s Daughter " by Angeline Boulley "The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue " by V.E. Schwab "Pride, Prejudice, and Other Flavors " by Sonali Dev Caitlyn's picks: "Joy of Cooking " by Irma Rombauer, et. al "Salt Fat Acid Heat " by Samin Nosrat "Let's Make Ramen " by Hugh Amano and Sarah Becan "Sweetness & Lightning " by Gido Amagakure "Delicious In Dungeon " by Ryoko Kui Jennifer's picks: "The Gilded Ones (Deathless trilogy)" by Namina Forna "The Anthropocene Reviewed " by John Green "The House in the Cerulean Sea " by T.J. Klune "Luck of the Titanic " by Stacey Lee "Every Heart a Doorway (Wayward Children series)" by Seanan McGuire Reuben's picks: "Ring Shout" by P. Djeli Clark "Faces at the Bottom of the Well: The Permanence of Racism" by Derrick A. Bell "The Book of Unknown Americans" by Cristina Henriquez "There There" by Tommy Orange "Uncomfortable Conversations with a Black Man " by Emmanuel Acho Paul's picks: "Project: Hail Mary" by Andy Weir "Anxious People" by Fredrik Bachman "Historicizing Fear: Ignorance, Vilification, and Othering" by Travis D. Boyce, Winsome Chunnu, et al. "The Reason I Jump" by Naoki Higashida "The Courage to be Disliked" by Ichiro Kishimi and Fumitake Koga

Thanks for the encourage. I will start today finding time to read.

I worship wine. I don't give a damn about all the known major religions. My God & religion is wine.

Where can we watch the other presentations?

Thank you so much for putting these Livermore stories together. They are really great! I was born in Livermore in 1959.

Cool

SB: I hope I can find where to continue this series of lectures. Very nice slide show.

Thanks a million for setting up this program and posting it for all to enjoy. I hope you will do a downtown walking tour version sometime soon! I'd be happy to help out with photos of the buildings if desired. Thanks again!

Super! Great visit!

Thank you for recording this!! It is so interesting! :)

Lost me at “tribe” gtfoh with your not so subtle ignorant ass racism

Love your dress!! These are always great presentations! Good job! 😁

Thanks Ken, you're a legend.

I love this! This is such a great program, and I love seeing Caitlyn's smiling face! Your shirt really matches the candy leis too! 😁

Personally I am very interested in baking myself.

I could listen to Ken talk about anything.

Ken is the MAN!

Lovely lecture, Ken! Thank you for sharing.

FIRST !!! :-D

Tadashi Kishi was my father's physics teacher at Manzanar. He inspired my father to pursue a career in science.

the 1984 movie bad manners is a Cult Classic that needs a mention

What about the 1984 movie Bad Manners its a very important teen movie you need to mention its a cult classic

I meant to write posted not plastered. Why has no one else made any comments?

Why do you have so few views here and even less on pt.2and3? Even for a Vincent lover, your delivery and sound quality is a mess, sorry! How long has this site been plaster? Well, nice try.

Nice work, Steve!

Great master piece poetries from two brave credit deserving mothers!👏🙏🏻

Great show of patience, sister 👍🏼

Oh sorry, so it’s the Autism children , who are the audience listening here?

Expecting to attend your coming up poetry gathering. Good poetry ! 💫but the background sounds are a bit distracting...

vinifera is indigenius to whole europe/mediterranian not only caucasus. it grew everywhere.

EULOGY FOR THE OLD LIBRARY 1966-2004 (demolition in 2018) As a child I came to this spot every week to practice the religion of books. I prayed in paragraphs, worshipped in words, so many words, They echo in the halls of memory, spilling off pages, flooding floors, carving canyons in the still blooming garden of my mind. Words polished my heart, changed its color, left deposits that provided raw material to construct cathedrals. The building seemed large in 1968, packed with possibility, brimming with books. The rooms smelled fresh--a river after heavy rain-and I gulped it down, thirsted for more. Today we say goodbye to this hall of stone and glass. In its place will rise another, a phoenix from the rubble. Commonwealth of community, temple of democracy, shrine to the enduring power of words. May this continue to be a place that inspires. A place of possibility, diversity, tolerance, ideas, and of course, words, so many wicked, wacky, wondrous words. -Cynthia J. Patton

ONCE AGAIN, WE VISIT THE LIBRARY Despite multiple trips, you cannot fathom the library’s purpose. How to explain in simple terms, how this differs from a bookstore or that coffeeshop we love with its crayons and overflowing shelves? More importantly, how do I convey what this place means-to me,your mother-with its wealth of knowledge and mythology? As always, you gravitate toward the video kiosk, and I long to tell you about the card catalog, with its narrow, wooden drawers, yellowed files, and Dewey Decimal System, the stubby pencil I’d use to transcribe the orderly numbers and letters clutched tight. Manila pockets with strings of multi-colored dates, a strange calculus of popularity and history. You will never see macrame plant hangers near the librarian’s manual check out counter or know a world without bar codes and databases. A library is a place of language and words; you think in pictures, music, and colors. Each of us an immigrant in the others’ native land. -Cynthia J. Patton

Sorry to miss your reading, but happy to find it on RUclips!

Yes, and once a month at Armando's in Martinez.....

Sounds great.

i love to listen to his music. Very nice.

Making all these cold fall days a little warmer with Peter's brilliance at playing this heart warming music.