Rohnert Park

A, a nice, uh, a straight-ahead, uh, West Coast IPA that you can pretty much get anywhere.

But today I'm gonna, because you like to promote beers that maybe aren't quite as familiar as those, I'm gonna, I'm gonna go with a Early Sunset Hazy IPA from Old Caz Brewing Company in Rohnert Park.

Oh, my goodness.

You're going down to the South Bay.

The south end of Sonoma County-

[laughs]

... and Rohnert Park, uh, just south of Santa Rosa, for those unfamiliar.

And, uh, I live just about, I live in Healdsburg, which is about 10 miles north of Santa Rosa.

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Margaret Fuller, Marchesa Ossoli by Julia Ward Howe.

Chapter One: Childhood and Early Youth.

Let go my hand upon the way.

End of chapter 17.

Recording by Chufy Galazzi, Rohnert Park, California.

End of Margaret Fuller, Marchesa Ossoli, by Julia Ward Howe.

Like, I even

heard, like, pre-Ronert Park, like, Still Nothing Moves Me.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Like, ceremony in this, big time.

So now you're like, let's go to Irvine.

You know, Rohnert Park is a planned community like that.

Oh, I think you told me that.

Yeah, like Over the Edge, so.

We appreciate everybody's listenership, viewership, and attendance here today.

As we talk Griffin soccer with fourth-year head coach Jake Plucker and been telling you a lot about these newcomers on the soccer team, and we've got one of them with us today, a freshman defender out of Ronert Park, California, Jasleen Alanis.

who played a big role in yesterday's win at Northern State.

We'll talk about that.

I think that personally, like at practice, we all connect well and every day we're getting better, especially with the games.

We're always improving.

Now, Ronert Park, where is that in California?

It's like an hour away from San Francisco.

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Abigail Adams and Her Times, by Laura Elizabeth Howe Richards.

Chapter One.

Let freedom, friendship, faith thy soul engage, and serve like them thy country and thy age.

End of chapter twelve.

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Chapter 1.

Let freedom, friendship, faith thy soul engage, and serve like them thy country and thy age.

End of chapter twelve.

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The Home Life of Poe by Susan Archer Weiss.

Chapter one, First Glimpse of Edgar Poe.

As well have accused Rembrandt of being gloomy and morose because he painted in dark colors.

Like the artist, Poe loved obscure and somber ideas and conceptions, and he delighted in embodying these in his poems as much as Rembrandt did in transferring his own to canvas.

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Hello, it is Ryan, and we could all use an extra bright spot in our day, couldn't we? Just to make up for things like sitting in traffic, doing the dishes, counting your steps, you know, all the mundane stuff.

And then we went over to Jim Young's, and we stopped at the Alexander Browder store for lunch.

But we were done at Jim Young's, and they said, well, let's see, how do we get back to Rohnert Park? So we'll just go down here and take Chalk Hill Road and you'll drop you out and it'll be right there.

So that's the way we went.

Okay.