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DA BOYZ:

At the store, Corey ran into Gerhard, a Curtis St. neighbor on the Albany side ... he and his wife are always walking up and down the street, and Corey had talked to them at the store, and we have talked with them a bunch just out in front of the house. He had followed Frank's campaign, and was now asking what was new in the Frank Moore community, now that the campaign was over? Corey told him about the two tours to L.A., and the upcoming series at Temescal Arts Center in Oakland. He said something like there was always something going on! He said that he has been checking out the websites, and followed the campaign, etc., and said that "Frank catalyzes what is usually invisible ..." He had listened to one of the shaman's dens online, it sounded like it was with Aimee Allison, who was then running for city council in Oakland, and said that it was really amazing, the synergy of the two of them, and what they brought out in the conversation ... He was really impressed with Frank and what we did. Corey also told him about Ruth Spivak and her daughter and the possible engagement at UC Santa Barbara. He was really moved by that. He said to say hi to Frank from him.

In Freedom,
Frank Moore