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Recommended for anyone stuck in the Inland Empire who likes loud clanking surf-industrial African-themed art damage music. From the Savage Republic mailing list. ALSO: They have an advance EP that you can buy right now on mobilization.com.
In lieu of rehearsing one more night, our friend Robin is allowing us to play a show in Montclair, CA. on Thursday night, February the 8th. NO COVER! Great beer on tap, and we promise to deliver a full set of favorites and new ditties! It will also be the first chance to pick up the Siam EP. Come join the fun! ALL AGES!!!!

Biacci's
775 N. Central Avenue
Upland, CA 91786
909-946-0990

See you there!
SR
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Montclair gold hunter digs 60-foot-deep hole in front yard

MONTCLAIR, Calif. (AP) A homeowner digging for gold in his front yard said he got ``carried away'' and ended up with a 60-foot-deep hole, authorities said.

Henry Mora, 63, began digging two weeks ago after his gold detector picked up a signal near his front patio.

``I figured, well, maybe there's something down there you would logically conclude, right? So I started digging,'' the semiretired musician said Wednesday.

Mora said he only intended to go down 3 or 4 feet, but he started finding gold dust in the dirt and the detector kept hinting that he was getting closer.

``It was still beeping, and that just gave me the idea to keep digging,'' he said. ``I think it's a normal human reaction, especially when you think there might be gold down there.''

A neighbor who saw the mound of dirt growing on Mora's lawn became concerned and called authorities Tuesday. Fire officials responding to the home found two men inside the unreinforced hole, using a bucket and rope to remove dirt. Mora had hired the two men to help him.

``We told him, 'You're done,''' Montclair fire Capt. Rich Baldwin said. ``It's amazing no one got killed.''

Authorities fenced off Mora's property and ordered him to hire an engineer to safely pack the dirt back into the ground.

Mora acknowledged his search for buried treasure was getting ``totally out of hand.'' Yet when asked whether he regrets starting the dig, Mora was conflicted.

``In a way yes, and in a way no,'' Mora said, ``because I think there's still gold down there.''
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They busted a terrorist cell and weapons depot in San Bernardino County. There were more than 1,300 weapons, including machine guns, silencers, and a grenade. There were five pounds of C4 plastic explosive and a terrorist training camp at a chicken ranch in Pomona.

But it's a below-the-fold news story. Why aren't there breaking story alerts, live press conferences, CNN 3-D reconstructions of the scene, constant re-running of grainy arrest footage?

Because he's a Cuban exile, of course. Those are the happy kind of terrorist.
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From Montclair, California, in the heart of the Inland Empire, it's Valeron and his mistress Dominae! 909 vampire BDSM repre-fuckin'-sent!

Occupation: Accountant for a retirement home.

Here's a shot of him "Pondering the Cold Dark Wasteland of Eternity" (his phrase). Note the Shot Glass of Evil from Spencer's Gifts.

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