A large weighted object is pushed over the side of a small boat drifting on the surface of a shimmering teal-blue sea. A man slowly hikes a rocky, crumbling path through the bleak landscape of a remote Greek island.
I have just finished reading the article about the Long Beach Police Officer who blew the whistle on the city’s lack of protection for our first responders. I read it several times because I thought there must be something missing.
Just so you’ll know, not a single word of the next several paragraphs are mine. The purpose of this article is to put the current Coronavirus epidemic into perspective with the other epidemics over the prior 100 years.
Normally we would be posting the “Best of Long Beach” winners in this issue but decided to hold off for a couple of months since some of those services are not accessible at this time.
The mind works by means of a vortex. It establishes one thought and then expands on that thought moving in a spiral direction forward with the original thought as guiding principle.
The husband, Adrian Griffin (Oliver Jackson-Cohen), isn’t very visible at the beginning of the movie and then, not at all – he has become invisible. In the field of optics, Adrian is an innovative genius – his personal life a control freak.
With so many theaters suspending stagings of live performances – such as the Ahmanson and Mark Taper Forum in Los Angeles and South Coast Repertory in The OC – it may be time to explore some indoor viewing opportunities. After all, social distance is the advice of the day.
