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6 EXPOSED October, 2007 Leaving it to Rochester music community’s opinion To the Editors of Exposed Magazine, As you know by now, I was featured in an article issued in the new Exposed magazine here in Rochester. I would like to tell to you that even though the general content of the article is accurate (since it was an interview that I gave to Mr. Jeffrey Johnson and which he agreed to send it to me before publication) the title does not represent me at all. The content gives my opinion about music, my professional life and the way I see my musician friends and professional friends (also touches in my personal in general). In this article there are a few inaccurate quotes such as “work with knives during the day” I am not a surgeon. For me these are generally trivial things but the part that irritated me, and I believe a few guitar players in Rochester, is the title he gave to the article “Rochester’s Perfect Guitarist”. I am disgusted by it, but I am most disgusted by the lack of professionalism. If I would have seen the title before, I would have changed the title immediately since it does not reflect at all the content of the interview and much less my self. So I would leave it to the Rochester’s music community’s discretion to agree to give an interview to this publication. In my opinion, it does not deserve any consideration from us, the Rochester’s music community. Sincerely, Ruben Bonilla Guerrero/Bakkus 915 21st Ave. SE Rochester • 507-289-1690 HAPPY HOUR! DURING THE WEEK! Monday-Friday 4:00-5:30 p.m. . PAY WHAT YOU PULL! 5:30-7:00 p.m. FREE APPETIZERS! MONDAY Philly Beef Steak Sandwich $6.95 BOTTLE BEER MGD $2.45 6 p.m.-9 p.m. Burgers ...$2.00 Fries ...$1.50 Tap Beer ...$1.00 Vikings Games FREE PURPLE HOOTER SHOTS for Viking Touchdowns! Burger & Fries Basket $3.95 During Viking Games! TUESDAY California i Burger $6.95 Welcome Smokers! Smoking Patio Available Year Round! BOTTLE BEER Mich Golden Light $2.45 WEDNESDAY Chicken Cordon Bleu $6.95 BOTTLE BEER Miller Lite $2.45 MONDAYS & WEDNESDAYS! 9 p.m.-1 a.m. DOUBLE SHOT COCKTAIL FOR THE PRICE OF ONE! RCTC Students! THURSDAY Bacon Cheese Burger (Swiss & Amer.) $6.95 BOTTLE BEER Bud Light $2.45 MONGO BEERS! $2.50 HAPPY HOUR! 11 a.m.-2 p.m. FRIDAY Fish Sandwich $6.95 LUNCH SPECIALS COME WITH A SIDE AND TAP BEER OR POP SUNDAY 8 p.m.-Midnight 9 oz. LONG ISLAND ICE TEAS $2.50 Weekend Unsigned artists need lovin’ too 1/4 lb. Burger, Fries and a Beverage... LETTERS TO THE EDITORS Hey! I read your magazine for the first time and really appreciated it. I think that you should add a section for unsigned artist in the area though. Just a suggestion. – Anonymous Keeping people up-to-date I think Rochester has needed something like Exposed for quite some time. I think it is great having something like this for people our age so we can be up to date on what is going on in the area. Great article too! Thanks for the great addition to our community. – Jeff, 23 Expanding beyond Rochester bars I just wanted to let you know that I think Exposed is great with the calendar information all in one place like this. Love that it also had some of the happy hour locations around town. Just wondering if you can add some of the surrounding area bars also so we can see what is going on there too. – Thanks. Amy Love a story Hate a story Or have a suggestion E-mail letters to: editor@rochesterexposed.com. Letters may be edited for length, clarity and must pertain to material published in EXPOSED. By submitting a letter to EXPOSED, you agree that we can edit, publish, and/or license its publication in print, electronically, and for archival purposes. Please include your name, address and daytime phone number (for confirmation purposes only). $5.00 with College ID BOTTLE BEER Miller High Life $2.45 6 p.m. -9 p.m. All You Can Eat Fish, Chicken Strips & Shrimp $10.95 Served with Cole Slaw & Fries or Mashed Potatoes with Gravy (No substitutions on all you can eat sides.) FREE POOL GAMES Until 4 p.m. With College ID SAT. & SUN. Black Angus Burger BOTTLE BEER Saturday Special Export $2.45 Sunday $4.50 Budweiser $2.45 6 p.m. -9 p.m. All You Can Eat Fish, Chicken Strips & Shrimp $10.95 Served with Cole Slaw & Fries or Mashed Potatoes with Gravy (No substitutions on all you can eat sides.) 1001510427P • • • • • • • •
October, 2007 EXPOSED 7 THE DATE DOCTOR By Ryan Bronkema Dear Date Dr., I am in a bit of a predicament... I am 26 years old and just recently got dumped by my boyfriend. We dated ever since I moved to this area and I don’t know how I am ever going to meet a new guy. I decided to try my luck at eHarmony. After over a half hour of filling out the whole survey thing, they told me “Sorry, we could not match you.” What! Help! – Don’t Want to Be Single Forever Hello, I have this roommate that I really like, and we seem to have a lot in common – same career field, same taste in music, both like sports and working out. He is really easy to talk to and good-looking, but the problem he has a girlfriend and I am not sure if he would be interested in pursuing a guy. What should I do – Ruminating Roommate Dear Roommate, I would never encourage you to try to break up your roommate’s relationship. Breaking people up or attempting to is never a good idea, especially if you live with the person. The best thing you can do is continue to get to know him and take it from there. If he is ever going to consider anything with you, it will be based on the relationship that the two of you have built. Dear Single Forever, First off, take a deep breath… Second, log onto your eHarmony account and double check your information to make sure there wasn’t some error that led you to your lack of harmony. If you go to the eHarmony help page, the site will walk you through how to contact Customer Care or edit your “Match Page”. Give that a try. While it may be hard to believe, eHarmony is not going to find a match for everyone. Knowing that you just got out of a relationship, and that someone gave you a chance, I am sure there are lots of other people out there wanting to do the same. If you get to a point where he is single and you feel confident enough to approach him about this, you will need to take your conversation slow. It would help to start with letting him know that you are gay and see how he takes that. He may already know you’re gay, which would make this a bit easier. If he doesn’t know, ease into it, you don’t want to freak out your roommate. The next step is to see if he has ever thought about dating men, and it might be best for you to just outright ask him that question. If he says no, you’ll at least know where he stands! Take it slow and get to know each other; your answers will become clear. Doc You should consider a singles program in Rochester, like Saavy Singles or Single in the City. Also, this issue of Exposed includes many other excellent entertainment options in the event calendar. They are great ways to get connected to what’s happening in the city! Keep your head up! Doc Need dating or relationship advice Ask the Date Doc! E-mail your question to editor@rochesterexposed.com
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