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rage against the machine @ coachella vid. Zach speaks !! "MY PURPOSE IS TO ENRICH HAPPINESS AND CREATIVITY THROUGH MYSELF AND THE WORLD AROUND ME" ...Remy Kitaj Boothe 01/01/07 --- things that are unexplained...drive my passion to understand...i miss you Remy ..i pray for your soul to be free...whatever happened to you - i know now you are in a place that i cannot see, in a place i wish to be...i sleep knowing my exsistance on earth is to make you proud. i know now what you meant about life and the living. i'll try harder - i will. remyTwenty-three-year-old Remy Kitaj Boothe died after being struck by a car on a Southern California highway January 1.Boothe, a San Diego resident, was walking in a lane of Interstate 5, near Mission Beach, when he was struck by an 2000 Isuzu Rodeo at approximately 7:30 p.m. According to California State Highway Patrol, Boothe was pronounced dead at the scene.The driver told officers he did not see Boothe, who had his back to traffic, and was wearing dark clothing.“I am a strong believer that everything in life happens for a reason,” Boothe wrote to a friend late last year, “and it’s by that philosophy that a lot of the best things in my life have come. They say every cloud has a silver lining, and without that silver lining, we would have nothing to look forward to. I know that it’s no fun losing someone that you love, and it takes time to get over, but you have to do your best to keep a positive outlook on life. If you’re not positive, then you will be blind to opportunities that come your way.”Boothe, who grew up in Telluride, is survived by his mother, Tina, and his siblings, Bobby Boothe and SaSaDi Odunsi. A memorial service was held on Saturday, Jan. 6, in San Diego; Boothe’s family plans to hold a memorial service in Telluride sometime next month. ------------------------------ UNION-TRIBUNE BREAKING NEWS TEAMREMY BOOTHE UPDATE7:10 a.m. January 2, 2007SAN DIEGO – A 23-year-old man who was walking on Interstate 5 for unknown reasons was struck and killed Monday night, authorities said. The victim, who has not been identified, was killed shortly after 7:30 p.m. on southbound I-5 just south of Sea World Drive, the California Highway Patrol reported Witnesses said the man, who was wearing dark clothing, was walking southbound with his back to traffic. A driver in a 2000 Isuzu Rodeo, who told authorities he was unable to see the man, struck him, the CHP said. “At this time we don't know why he was... in the lanes,” said CHP Officer Jim Bettencourt. ---------------------------------------SAN DIEGO -- A sport utility vehicle fatally struck a 23-year-old San Diego man who was walking in the lanes of Interstate 5 near Mission Beach, authorities said Tuesday.The 2000 Isuzu Rodeo hit Remy Boothe, a North Park bartender, on the left-hand side of southbound Interstate 5 at Sea World Drive shortly after 7:30 Tuesday night, according the California Highway Patrol and county Medical Examiner's Office.The driver told investigators he hadn't seen Boothe, who was wearing dark clothing and had his back to oncoming traffic, before the SUV struck him, CHP public affairs Officer Jim Bettencourt said.It was unclear why the Boundary Street resident was walking in the roadway.---------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------------ ---------------------------------------------------- THIS IS A PICTURE OF THE SIGN HE MADE FOR A LOCAL TATOO SHOP HERE IN MISSION BEACH...MORE OF HIS AMAZING WORK TO REMEMBER AND PRAISE ITS GENIOUS... REMY KITAJ BOOTHE ...IN SAN DIEGO WORKING WITH JOYSTICK WAKEBOARDING (www.joystickpylons.com)----- new wake skates!! (made by joystick australia) ---- my place is riiiight there.. see it. I AM FROM NO-WHERE AND WILL DIE THERE...I BELIEVE WE ARE JUDGED IN THE END BY HOW WE TREATED ONE ANOTHER WHILE WE WERE ALIVE..RED TIL DEAD...CHICAGO IS THE GREATEST CITY ON THE PLANET..NOTRE DAME IS THE ONLY UNIVERSITY THAT MATTERS... GO IRISH..UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME FIGHTING IRISH CATHOLIC ARMY.. DEFY AND UNIFY..GO IRISH.. GO CHICAGO BEARSX