Amadeus opens at Cinnabar Theater March 30th and runs through April 15th


Petaluma, CA. ~ Winner of a Tony Award for Best Play, the Academy Award for Best Film, and triumphant in recent reviv- als in the West End


and on


Broadway, this provocative work weaves a confrontation between medi- ocrity and ge- nius into a tale of breathtaking dramatic pow- er. In the court of the Austrian Emperor Josef, Antonio Sal- ieri is the established compos- er.


Growing Up


we are bombarded by positive ions, which are known to build up in our bodies causing ad- verse temperments. When we go hiking or get into nature we are more relaxed, and when we return to the city, the ions are now more bal- anced, mainly because the woods


are


filled with more


nega-


tive ions than positive ions (something


like that). As far as words go, this is the one the few times that


some-


thing negative can turn out to be some- thing positive, even though it sounds coun- ter-intuitive. Tey say that aſter a thunderstorm the same effect may occur where negative ions and positive ions become in balance again. Just short of sounding like a


scientific publication, I love to share information that I’ve learned. Or better than that.. create a topic of discussion. I think it’s so great that I’ve had the honor of being a part of


SPRING GUIDE #1


genius of all time: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Salieri has given himself to God so that he might realize this sole ambition to be a great com- poser.


a four-mouthed, graceless oaf who has that which is beyond Salieri’s envious grasp: Genius.


Shows run Friday March 30th


thru 8pm; Sundays at Tickets available


Sunday April 15th Friday and Saturdays at 2pm.


online: Enter the greatest musical www.cinnabartheater.org ... continued from page 3


so many peoples lives for over 20 years and that a generation of young kids have grown up being able to access this pa- per. And, possibly, informa- tion that may inspire them with ideas and thoughts that reflect a positive way of living or thinking. Dale Carni- gie had a fun quote I liked” “By talking to yourself every hour of the day, you can direct your- self to think thoughts of courage


and happiness,


thoughts of power


and


peace. By talk- ing to your- self about the


things you have to be grateful for, you can fill your mind with thoughts that soar and sing.” May this issue find you think-


ing positive thoughts so you too may also soar!


UPBEAT TIMES, INC. • March 2018 • 13 Mozart is 2nd Year In A Row ~ Record-Setting Crab


Feed Benefiting Boys & Girls Clubs The BGC community raised over $143,000


Windsor, CA. ~ For the sec- ond year in a row the Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Sonoma County had a record setting Crab Feed event. The Brooks Road Club gym was packed with a sold out crowd, over 400 people attended the fundraiser. The gym was filled with local leaders, generous community members, awesome volun- teers and the amazing BGC staff. The event featured 48 Silent Auction Items, 12 Live Auction Items, a Sweetheart Raffle, Heads or Tails Raffle, the infamous Jello-Shots, and a no-host bar – the spirit in the gymnasium was warm and unbelievably generous. The electrifying auctioneer, Senator Mike McGuire was back and in full force. With the help of the generous John Jordan Founda- tion, Senator McGuire rallied the guests to raise their paddles for the Live Auction and emo- tional Bid-4-Kids, contributing to a record high of raised funds exceeding $143,000 in net pro- ceeds for Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Sonoma County. CEO Jennifer Weiss said,


“We want to thank our dedicat- ed Board of Directors, gener- ous donors, amazing sponsors, volunteers, and staff for mak- ing the event a great success. This is our 9th annual Crab Feed and it always serves as a great reminder that we live in a supportive community that is focused on supporting our kids, especially those who need us most. We are grateful to our amazing community for believing in what we do, and for allowing us the privilege of enabling young people to reach their full potential as produc- tive,


caring, responsible citi- zens.” “Time is a created thing. To say ‘I don’t have time,’ is like saying, ‘I don’t want to.” ~ Lao Tzu UPBEAT TIMES, INC. • March 2018 • 13


“So maybe today you have a bad day. Tomorrow another one. But the day after tomorrow will be the worst, if you don´t get up and do something


with your life.” Alin Sav


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