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way. The Planning Department is behind the door leaning on it with county counsel aiding,â€? he says. “It doesn’t make sense to put the fox in charge of the henhouse.â€? Planning director Tom Burns stresses that BAFCAB is limited to hearing appeals on technical issues that arise in the building permit process, not on code enforcement, and says this is just the latest in a long fight between county residents who think the Planning department is overly prescriptive and heavy-handed with stop-work red tags, which BAFCAB has no authority over. “At the end of the day, the Board of Supervisors is still in charge,â€? Burns says. Not so, says BAFCAB member and architect Marty Fiorovich, who says the limited power of her board is a potential violation of California State Building Code 108.8, which says in general language that appeals should be considered by members not employed by the jurisdiction. While Fiorovich says that she got involved in the reinstatement of the appeals board because she thought state law was being ignored, Bronson says he came to his position with no preconceived notions. He says that hearing the frustration of people like Britton has inspired him to look more closely at the law. Though neither of the other board members, civil engineer Richard Irish or Parks, was available to comment, the board voted unanimously to form a subcommittee to send recommendations to the Board of Supervisors in the next two weeks on the legality of the codes dictating BAFCAB’s duties and the Planning Department’s compliance with law. Supervisor Ellen Pirie, who was briefly in attendance at Monday’s meeting, says she wasn’t expecting the controversy. “I certainly thought by forming this board that there would be a very clear appeals outlet for building code and fire code. I thought it had sort of been taken care of, but it appears not,â€? she says. “We probably have to do something. We can’t just let it happen if we think they’re violating the law or bringing some kind of liability on the county.â€? What happens next is a matter of opinion. While some whisper that the board may be axed, Bronson insists that county code can be made state-compliant. “It still can work,â€? he says. Ă

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Beiers and Don Lane, the parlors, which offer flavored tobacco for smoking in communal water pipes, represent an unhealthy activity for residents and a dangerous influence for kids. But for hookah parlor owners like Nathan Madani, the new laws are just one more swipe against personal freedoms and entrepreneurs. “When I opened Madani’s Hookah Parlor we got all kinds of trouble from the city,� says Madani from Hollywood, where he’s relocated his hookah business after closing his North Pacific Avenue store last year. “They wanted to make an example of

me because I was the only one in town at the time. I lost around $30,000 just doing floor plan requirements for the city. It’s unfair.� At the crux of the council’s decision is a recent report by the World Health Organization that describes a single hookah smoking session as equal to a “cigarette smoker inhaling 100 or more cigarettes.� Councilmember Beiers went so far as to say she’d like the parlors banned altogether. “It’s obviously unhealthy and not something I think we should be supporting,� says Beiers. “Sure, I’d like them

Any future parlors would be effectively banned from the downtown business district, as they must keep 1,000 feet away from schools, parks and recreation areas, leaving few places in the city where they would be allowed. A manager at Smoke This! was reluctant to give his thoughts on the new regulations. He did say, however, that business was better since his competitors left town. Madani, meanwhile, says he has a few words of advice for anyone considering opening Santa Cruz’s second hookah parlor. “Do your homework, be ready to spend a lot of money. And good luck finding a building,â€? he says. Ă

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wasn’t really sexual stimulation, it was, ‘We’re doing something we’re not supposed to at school.�� Never was that so clear to him as when he was dragged into the principal’s office on an unrelated charge with a half-inch-thick stack of smut in his bag. Terrified he would be searched, he ended up “dumping it in the vice principal’s trash can,� he says. “Then she came in and decided to eat an apple. She was peeling it into the trash. I was halfway shitting myself.�

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Center in downtown Santa Cruz, Jane*, a 16-year-old Harbor High student, considers the concept of “sexting,� or sending naked photos via cell phone. Behind her is a row of computers with signs posted nearby that read NO PORNOGRAPHY. “In my high school, technology isn’t necessarily openly used as much for sexually explicit stuff, but more for cheating on tests,� she says. “Or during a fight, there’s no effort to be protective of your fellow peer, it’s, ‘Who can bust their phone out quicker and post that video on YouTube?’�

‘I have 140 gigs of porn on my computer. I was going to put it all on an external hard drive and pass it to all my friends. And I said this in front of my friend’s parents.’ That said, Jane, along with a small sample of extremely gracious local teenagers ranging in age from 14 to 18, conceded that they’d sought out or at least seen Internet pornography. Most were given access to a personal or family computer between the ages of 9 and 14, and it took a year or two after logging on for the first time to find sexually explicit material. One boy says he started seeking it out as early as 11 years old. They’re in good company: recent surveys show somewhere in the neighborhood of 70 percent of adolescents report they’ve seen pornography while surfing the Internet. Furthermore, they think it’s no big deal. A 2008 study found that twothirds of college-age men and one-half of women think viewing pornography is acceptable. “Most people I know are decently open about it. They aren’t quite as open as [I am], but they’re certainly not closed,� says 17-year-old Will Canant.

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If there was a common thread in each interview, it was nonchalance and acceptance. “I think this is happening basically every day for students in high school,� says Matt, a 15-year-old Santa Cruz High student. “It doesn’t bother me. I don’t particularly have negative thoughts against that type of thing.� Another 18-year-old girl confesses that she wasn’t shocked when her 15year-old brother told her he looks up pornography on classroom computers when the teacher’s back is turned. “I’m used to it now that I’ve finished high school,� she says. “That’s old.� Perhaps unsurprisingly, none of the more active young connoisseurs felt their porn proclivities were inflicting psychological damage on them. “More access is not a bad thing. I’m not exactly sure if it could be a thing that influences you to be a bad person,� says 17-year-old Matthew, a home-school student. “It depends on your nature.� His friend Kendall Castleman agrees. “There are people who will see it as an opportunity to be themselves, and there are people who will see it as a tool to exploit people,� he says. “It really depends on the person.�

Evidence Inconclusive Dr. Neil Malamuth, a professor of communication and psychology at UCLA, knows firsthand why studying sex, teenagers and technology is so fraught with peril. You have to apply your findings to your own kids. “At one time, my son was about 15, 14, and I went with him to San Francisco and we checked into a hotel, into two different rooms,� he says. “The bellhop said, ‘Oh, should I disallow the sexually explicit movies in this room?’ and I said, ‘Yeah, yeah, you should.’ My son got very upset, saying, ‘What right do you have?’� Malamuth also insisted that his son attend a panel discussion he was participating in the next day. “So then he comes to my talk, and the first speaker was a radical feminist who was talking about very extreme porn. She showed samples of it.� He laughs. “My son’s sitting in the audience and he’s smiling,� he says. “When you try to apply this to your own children you have to consider real world situations.� Despite the failure of his personal policies, Malamuth soldiered on and has studied one possible consequence of heavy porn usage: sexually aggressive behavior. After 37 years’ worth of research, he has found that Matt and Kendall’s intuitive assumptions may be true.

“First of all, it’s inaccurate to try to make a simple generalization across the board—porn is good, porn is bad,â€? he says. “When it comes to effects that we can label as undesirable and antisocial, then it seems to depend on the content of the pornography and very much the profile of the person.â€? Malamuth says a constellation of certain factors can result in a sexually maladjusted person and seem to rely more heavily on the predisposition due to negative factors like a narcissistic personality, hostile feelings toward women, violence in the home or aggression between one’s parents. “By and large, the answer is, if a person is high on multiple risk factors, heavy consumption of pornography does add fuel to the fire,â€? he says. “People who are not at a particular risk of committing sexually aggressive acts, whether or not they are heavy pornography users doesn’t make much of a difference.â€? Neither does risky sexual behavior in teenagers seem to correlate with the rise in technology, according to Dr. Douglas Kirby, a senior research scientist at ETR Associates in Scotts Valley who has studied adolescent sexual risk behavior for over 30 years. “It is not the case that all the changes that have taken place in society, including much greater access to pornography, have led to an increase in sexual behavior,â€? he says. “Between the ’90s and the early 2000s the percent of young people who’ve ever had sex did not increase.â€? A study by the Centers for Disease Control shows that from 1991 to 2007, the number of adolescents in grades 9 through 12 who have had sex at least once dipped 16 percent, from 54.1 percent to 47.8 percent. Along with it went the incidence of teen pregnancy among 15- to 19-year-olds, which dropped 38 percent from 1990 to 2004 (in California in particular pregnancy rates dropped dramatically). Though it’s too simple to say this absolves technology of any influence it’s had on the sex lives of teenagers, a long-term study that explicitly asks how porn affects child and adolescent development hasn’t yet been done. Similarly, development professionals are not exactly suggesting that these materials have no effect on teenagers. “I don’t think that they’re going to become more deviant, perverted people because of this,â€? says Dr. Neville Golden, chief of adolescent medicine in the pediatrics department at the Stanford School of Medicine. “Still, I think life is much more complicated for young people. ¨

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theory on why she ended up a stay-athome mom at 18 years old. She gestures to Nessa. “She’s the way she is because of her dad, because he would call her and call her,� says Lala. “My parents would never call me. They would just let me do whatever I want. That’s why she’s in school and doesn’t have a baby.�

An 18-year-old girl confesses that she wasn’t shocked when her 15-year-old brother told her he looks up pornography on classroom computers when the teacher’s back is turned. ‘I’m used to it now that I’ve finished high school,’ she says. ‘That’s old.’ Nessa considers this. “The positive way is talking to your kids, the negative way is using aggression and raising your voice,� she says. Lala nods. “I did whatever I wanted all the time,� she says again.

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like, ‘Don’t do that, don’t send pictures of yourself,’ and I was like, ‘OK,’� he says. “It was weird. I was like 13 or 12 then, so I didn’t even know about it yet.� Many kids reported that by the time their parents worked up the nerve, they could only tell them, “I already know this from the Internet.�

Text Question, Please Luckily, there are other options developing that actually use the same technology parents are so worried about. In her spare moments trying to help the Santa Cruz County Health Services Agency cope with the swine flu emergency, health educator Sarah Harmon tries to answer the text messages that come to her cell phone with a little “ding-dongâ€? sound. “Oh, there’s one now,â€? she says. As coordinator for the teen pregnancy prevention program, Harmon gives presentations throughout the county to hundreds of students on birth control and family planning. Two years ago she started offering a work cell phone number to her students as a way for them to contact her with any concerns. “I was not a texter. I was totally foreign to the whole thing. I gave it out thinking they would call me,â€? she says. “But this is the way teenagers communicate.â€? Harmon says the number of texts she receives has doubled in the last school year alone, and though the majority of the questions are just to find out Planned Parenthood clinic hours, she is also asked how certain birth control methods work or about extremely personal situations her students might not feel comfortable asking verbally. “A lot of them are wanting pregnancy tests, or just wondering if something that’s going on with them is normal,â€? she says. “Our society in general doesn’t talk about sex much. Teens realize they can ask questions of me that they can’t ask their parent or teachers because they’re afraid.â€? Programs like Harmon’s are springing up throughout the country, and Californians, who have always rejected abstinence-only education, are at the forefront. San Francisco teenagers can text a number to get a menu of frequently asked sexual questions and automated responses, and a service called The Hookup that texts weekly health tips and can locate the nearest health clinic by zip code is available statewide. Sonoma County is interested in developing an student-to-educator texting service like Harmon’s, even as state budget cuts are cutting teen pregnancy prevention ¨

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Endemic poverty on the island nation off the coast of Senegal has forced generations of Cape Verdeans to seek work far from home. One of the largest expatriate settlements is in Rhode Island, which is where de Barros settled with her family as a child. Born in Senegal and raised in Mauritania, she moved with her parents to Providence at the age of 11, joining a thriving, closeknit community. She struck up a close friendship with Evora on a trip back to Cape Verde in 1988. When people asked if de Barros was the great singer’s daughter, “She finally said, ‘You know what? I’m your godmother,’� de Barros says. “‘You baptize children and you never know how they come out. If I had to choose a godchild, I would choose someone like you. I know exactly how you are.’� In the early ’90s, de Barros moved

with her husband, bassist Mel Wilson Jr., to Los Angeles. He had been touring with reggae pioneer Toots and the Maytals, but Cuban-born singer/actor Steve Bauer, best known for his role as Al Pacino’s sidekick in Scarface, coaxed them to Los Angeles. With no Cape Verdean community around, de Barros gravitated toward the southland’s thriving Latin music scene, singing boleros and rancheras in Spanish. She hooked up with veteran producer Daniel Luchansky and spent several years working on a Spanishlanguage album, and when it didn’t gel she heeded his advice to explore her roots. The result was 2003’s acclaimed Nha Mundo (My World). On Morabeza, she expands her array of seductive grooves, from reggae and samba to bossa nova and coladeira, a sprightly Cape Verdean

dance rhythm, singing mostly in the Cape Verdean creole language of Criolu, which blends Portuguese with West African languages. The ties to the old country remain deep and strong as de Barros works to create opportunities for women and children in Cape Verde, sponsoring three schools in poverty stricken neighborhoods. “I feel that when you’re an artist, you don’t only owe it to your fans,� de Barros says. “It’s also my responsibility to give back to my country.�

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Directed by Rob Klevan & Stan Poplin Concert: $8/Adv $11/Door Jazz & Dinner: $19.40/Adv THURS. MAY 28 • 7 PM

KUUMBWA JAZZ HONOR BAND Concert: $8/Adv $11/Dr Jazz & Dinner: $19.40/Adv MON. JUNE 1 • 7 PM Rising Star Guitarist!

JULIAN LAGE GROUP $20/Adv $23/Door Sponsored by More Music THUR. JUNE 4 • 7 PM • $10 MASTER CLASS SERIES RHYTHM SECTION WITH ALAN PASQUA & PETER ERSKINE FRI. JUNE 5 • 7 PM

HANS BERNHARD TRIO FEATURING ALAN PASQUA & PETER ERSKINE $20/Adv $23/Door Sponsored by Thornton School of Music, USC SATURDAY, JUNE 6 • 8 PM AT MONTEREY BAY AQUARIUM WORLD OCEAN DAY MUSIC CELEBRATION LAVAY SMITH AND HER RED HOT SKILLET LICKERS & LINDA TILLERY AND THE CULTURAL HERITAGE CHOIR TICKETS: 800-840-4880 MON. JUNE 8 • 7 PM

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9PM ONLY 1/2 Price Night for Students At the door only with I.D. • $12 Made possible by David & Kate Hartzell and William & Cloy Codiga Family Foundation

JAZZ CAMP June 15-25 at Cabrillo College Grades: 8-12, Register at: kuumbwajazz.org Dinner served Mondays & Thursdays beginning at 6pm, serving premium wines & microbrewed beers. Snacks & desserts available all other nights. All age venue.

Advance tickets at Logos Books & Records and online at kuumbwajazz.org. Tickets subject to service charge and 5% S.C. City Admissions Tax.

Independently Produced Events FRIDAY, MAY 29 • 8 PM Kung Pao Kosher Comedy Presents

THE COLOR OF FUNNY: A Multy-Culty Comedy Show Diane Amos & more $20/Adv • $23/Door Tickets: Streetlight Records and brownpapertickets.com, 800-838-3006 Info: koshercomedy.com

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obligation to help, just as we have a moral obligation not to harm,� says Singer as he strolls along Manhattan’s Fifth Avenue. The film asks us to not be in denial about the wider impact of the economic, ethical and environmental choices we all make. Don’t deny that the hundreds of dollars one could spend on shoes could not be better spent on feeding a starving person in a poor country, Singer says. Don’t pretend that the $12 shirt that feels like a sweet deal for the end consumer isn’t the result of another person’s body and labor being exploited in poor working conditions. “The responsible being is one who thinks they have never been responsible enough,� says Avital Ronell, the literary critic and New York University professor. Cornel West compares life to Beethoven symphonies and Charlie Parker jazz tunes, and Judith Butler

and Sunaura Taylor walk around San Francisco and discuss the convergence of gender and disability deviance. “Both challenge the traditional ways we think about the body,� feminist theorist Butler philosophizes. “I understand we need each other in order to address our social and political needs.� Together, the nine philosophers up the ethical ante and emphasize action driven by compassion and consideration instead of ignorance, judgment or greed. Examined Life is not about being guilted into buying a $30 necklace made in rural Nigeria where $2 goes to charity. It’s about humans being accountable to each other for not exploiting or ignoring one another and the environment. Though indeed “out of the classroom,� plenty of the film is beyond the access of people who forgot to study ethics or radical leftist political critiques. Besides the walking

conversation between Butler and Sunaura Taylor and a few questions prompted by director Astra Taylor to some of the other philosophers, the film is essentially a series of gently edited smart folks’ soliloquies. Examined Life is easily the most cerebral 95 minutes one could spend at the movies this year, and it requires serious engagement and patience from the viewer to get most of it. If you see it in the theaters, skip the pre-movie bong rips and bring a notebook and pen to scribble down some of the quotes as they go. Or wait until the DVD comes out and have the pause and rewind buttons handy: if strategies for ethical living are your cup of tea, you’ll want to hear them twice.

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139 min.) Tom Hanks, renegade Harvard symbologist, is called in on a plot to vaporize the Vatican. Meanwhile, a killer from the Illuminati offs one high-ranking cardinal an hour. The money is onscreen, as Hanks zips around Rome and scuttles through old churches. Co-writer and frequent offender Akiva Goldsman adds his aroma to the script; a speech reconciling science and faith is of particular shininess. As the film’s girl, Ayelet Zurer plays a European physicist, dressed down like a Sunday school teacher in Ogden, Utah. A handy helicopter with the keys left in the ignition brings up a burst of bad-movie audacity at the end; this, sadly, proceeds a twist ending so weakly integrated into the show

that it looks like the cast sat down together and watched the alternate finale on DVD extras. (RvB) 3/@B6 (G; 90 min.)

It’s Disney’s Earth, we just live here. James Earl Jones rumbles on the soundtrack as the sunrise is viewed from outer space. Holding the series of critter encounters together is the plight of a polar bear family— “Dad,� “Mom� and two cubs, an heir and a spare—during the course of a year. The stunning small effects make more of an impression. Remarkable time-lapse photography pans gently across a valley while observing the yearly change of a forest of deciduous trees from bare branches to scarlet leaves. Otherwise, it’s the usual: shark vs. seal, polar bear vs. walrus, lions vs. elephant, and cheetah vs. gazelle. To the organization’s credit, Disney bites the bullet: “The planet is warming,� Jones says, leaving no room for backpedaling. Very, very cute, and the ending is somehow happy and comforting, just like the critter shows one drowses through at the end of a beery Sunday. (RvB) 3F/;7<32 :743

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(PG-13; 100 min.) Matthew McConaughey is a bachelor literally haunted by his past relationships. Sounds scary, I know, but it could be worse. I heard this was originally going to be called The Ghosts of Shitty Movies Past, and have Matthew McConaughey being forced to watch all the crap films like Sahara, Failure to Launch and Two for the Money that he’s inflicted on the rest of us. (SP) 7 :=D3 G=C ;/<

(R; 112 min.) Nebbishy L.A. Realtor Peter (Paul Rudd) is going to get married. He doesn’t have a best man for his wedding, since he’s always been a man who preferred woman’s company. After a series of failed “man-dates,� he finds his perfect buddy,

an overgrown boy of an investor named Sydney (Jason Segel, of Forgetting Sarah Marshall), but the friendship becomes obsessive to the point where Peter’s fiancee, Zooey (Rashida Jones), has enough. Rudd’s charmingly out-of-it qualities are at their best in a scene where he tries to play 007 during a tuxedo fitting. Just like jerks in real life, Sydney is refreshing in tiny doses, and Rob Huebel and Jon Favreau are good playing different varieties of bastards, covert and overt, respectively. And yet in some ways, the film gave me the creeps worse than any Frat Packer yet; was it director John Hamburg’s beige, deracinated L.A., with its exotic excursion to Chinatown? Was it the supposedly hilarious repeated bit about Sydney refusing to curb his dog, so that everyone has to step in it? Maybe it’s just the way this and the many, many comedies like it keep doggedly patrolling the supposedly indivisible line between men and women—and making that line the biggest comedic cul-de-sac since they buried Neil Simon. (RvB) 7A /<G0=2G B63@3- (PG-13; 103

min.) Disappointing comedy/tragedy of an aged magician (Michael Caine) facing a final curtain in a dowdy Yorkshire retirement home during the nadir of the Thatcher years. Caine and his foil, a precocious little boy played by Bill Milner, elevate the material, but director John Crowley can’t find a tone. The terrible title shows some kind of proud antientertainment streak, a terrible lack of show business acumen that a real magician would know to avoid. (RvB) ;/</53;3<B (R; 100 min.) It makes sense that Steve Zahn has never been a romanticcomedy lead. He’s one of the funniest guys in the movies, but can you imagine Jennifer Aniston swooning over him? That’s why it was smart for the makers of this movie to set him up

as motel manager who can’t help but pursue her no matter how many times she rejects him. And of course as his competition they hired a gorgeous superstud, in the form of—Woody Harrelson? Wait, that can’t be right. Huh. Now I’m totally confused. (SP) <3FB 2/G /7@ (R;

90 min.) Shipping employees find a package of drugs and think they’ve hit the jackpot. Apparently they’ve never seen any movie about anyone who finds a package of drugs and thinks they’ve hit the jackpot. (SP) =0A3AA32 (PG-13; 109 min.) A successful guy (Idris Elba) becomes the target of a female stalker (Ali Larter), much to the chagrin of his wife (BeyoncĂŠ). It’s a Fatal Attraction–type thriller by director Steve Shill, who is moving up from a variety of prestigious TV shows (Dexter, Rome, The Sopranos) to the big screen. @C2= G 1C@A7 (R; 110 min.) A reunion of Diego Luna and Gael GarcĂ­a Bernal from Y tu mamĂĄ tambiĂŠn; great to have them back even in a lesser movie. The narrator is Batuta, “Batonâ€? (Guillermo Francella), who is full of charming fatalistic proverbs about the relation between soccer and life. Baton is an essentially a trickster figure, with dyed whiskers and a sports car, ruining a pair of rural banana plantation workers by making their dreams come true; thanks to Baton they become futbol stars, but Beto’s gambling and Tato’s hopeless ambition to become a singer ruin them both. Diverting, and you get a lot of Mexico in the movie, but because of its slight patronization, the film is only almost really funny and only almost really tragic; however, it’s elegantly moraled: “Pity, nowadays, wars are mistaken for games and games are mistaken for wars.â€? (RvB) A7< <=;0@3 (R; 96

min.) UCSC grad Cary Fukunaga’s startling debut concerns the crossMexico run of a doomed

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gangbanger (Edgar Flores) and the girl who comes to love him, Sayra (Paulina Gaitan). For a young first-time feature filmmaker, Fukunaga has succeeded at reconciling the tragedy and beauty of this life on the run. The movie contains multitudes: pearlescent dawn shots of smoking volcanoes, barrios seen from the crowded top of a freight train. There are lyrical interludes of refuge at stops along the rail yards where the travelers bathe and are fed. Be warned that this passionately told, moody film includes the horrific side of urban Mexican life. Could Sin Nombre be the first post-hip-hop urban movie? (RvB) B63 A=:=7AB (PG-13; 117 min.) On again, off again true-life story of a deranged street musician (Jamie Foxx) who turns out to have spent time at Juilliard; this and more is teased out during his troubled friendship with his Boswell (Robert Downey Jr., very good and very dry), an L.A. Times columnist named Steve Lopez. The highlight is the nighapocalyptic view of the city’s boiling homeless encampment, like something out of Bosch. The backstory of Lopez’s

romantic troubles, a fictional subplot borrowed from His Girl Friday is by contrast about as believable as a bum’s tale about why he needs a dollar. Foxx does some artistically athletic turns—he switches gears fast—but his hammy, babbling rain-man gets on the nerves, and his acting in the flashback scenes is almost risible. The Soloist demonstrates one of the essential marks of simple-minded scriptwriting: the idea of that the disturbed have a special conduit to the divine. (RvB) AB/@ B@39 (PG-13;

136 min.) Happily, J.J. Abrams’ version of the 40-year-old story is a loving refurbishing of an old structure, rather than a demolishing. Traditions honored include the green babe (Rachel Nichols) and the red-shirted ensign. As Kirk, Chris Pine himself is the ham this sandwich needs. Zachary Quinto is very poised as Spock, the tragic mulatto of space. Abrams’ tendency to undervillain the picture is redeemed by his making the villain fast, raging and large. Eric Bana, made up so that his face looks like a spider’s abdomen, plays Nero, a Romulan renegade escaped from

the future. The film’s only conventional love interest involves Zoe Saldana’s Uhuru, drawn to Spock, as who wouldn’t be. The film’s real tension arises in the partnership between Kirk and Spock—two halves of one great leader, calm calculation meeting insane daring. (RvB) AC5/@ (R; 120 min.) An unusually honest baseball movie; Algenis Perez Soto plays a Miguel Santos, who got his nickname, “Azucar,â€? either because of his sweet tooth or his easy way around the women. Signed up for the “Kansas City Knights,â€? he experiences culture shock in the grain belt. Directors Anna Boden and Ryan Fleck show the strangeness of a place like Iowa for a Dominican Republic ĂŠmigrĂŠ like Santos. Sugar’s adventurousness continues by bypassing both the victory and the noble failure we expect in a baseball film. (RvB) AC<A67<3 1:3/<7<5

(R; 102 min.) In Albuquerque, two sisters get into the lucrative field of cleaning up after dead bodies. Christine Jeff ’s mostly pleasant comedy of death and bloodshed is lit up like a pink lamp shade by

the ever-lovable Amy Adams and given some dark highlights by Emily Blunt as her grimier sibling. The film seems trampled over by a producer’s cold feet, but what’s left has charm and hard-nosed humor. With Alan Arkin as the feckless father of the sisters—looking fit as usual, Arkin; he’ll probably get a shovel and bury us all some day. (RvB) F ;3< =@757<A( E=:D3@7<3 (PG-

13; 108 min.) Gavin Hood’s direction leaves Hugh Jackman and Liev Schreiber’s CGIcreated avatars either running at each other like horny rhinos or stuck in episodes of slomo stuff-strutting that would have looked novel in Hong Kong action movies of the 1990s. The final fight is more of a video game and so heavily synthesized that few moments have any punch to them. One remembers the first X-Men with Wolverine discussing his claws with Anna Paquin and how it hurt “every time.� Here, he brandishes the scimitars, striking sparks off them, like a county fair pitchman demonstrating Ginzus. (RvB)

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By Rob

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For the week of May 20 /@73A (March 21–April 19): The f leas infesting dogs’ skin have greater leaping power than the f leas on cats. Why do you think that is, Aries? Maybe you should use your waxing brainpower to get to the bottom of this great mystery. Just kidding! While it is true that in the coming weeks you will have unusual skill in deciphering enigmas and clarifying ambiguities, I think you should direct that skill to really important matters that will improve your life for months to come—not to trivial questions like f leas’ jumping abilities.

B/C@CA (April 20–May 20): Studies show that when most people take a shower, they lather the upper part of their bodies first and make their way down. I recommend that you take the opposite approach this week, Taurus. In fact, I think a similar strategy would be wise in just about everything you do. Start at the bottom and work your way up. Establish yourself at the ground level and then take care of the higher stuff. Pay respect to the roots and then tend to the branches.

53;7<7 (May 21–June 20): A couple I know planned to have their second baby delivered at home with a midwife’s help. The father is a physician who assisted with childbirths during his residency, so he and his partner felt confident about conducting their rite of passage outside of the hospital. But once the mom’s water broke and labor began, everything happened faster than expected. The dad gave the midwife an urgent phone call, but the kid was already crowning. “Don’t cut the umbilical cord right away,� the midwife advised. “It will minimize the shock of transition if the baby can get the hang of breathing while still being nurtured as she has for the last nine months.� That’s exactly what they did. And I hope you will do the metaphorical equivalent, Gemini. Keep getting fed the old way for a while as you learn how to be fed in the new way.

1/<13@ (June 21–July 22): I swerve to avoid running over spiders that cross my path when I’m riding my bicycle. While at home, I prefer to shepherd f lies out through an open door or window rather than swat them. I’m still not sufficiently enlightened that I’ve stopped trying to squash mosquitoes that dive-bomb me while I’m falling asleep, however. I’m working on it, but may need a few more years of meditation before I bring my reverence for all insect life up to the highest level. The way I see it, my fellow Cancerian, you’d benefit from working on a similar project in the coming weeks: improving your relationships with inf luences you don’t have a natural affinity for. :3= (July 23–Aug. 22): “Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world,� wrote anthropologist Margaret Meade. “Indeed, it’s the only thing that ever has.� An excellent example of that occurred during America’s Revolutionary War against England from 1775 to 1783. Of all the men in the 13 colonies who could have fought for freedom, only 16 percent did. I hope that gives you encouragement as you seek to fix a glitch in the status quo. You and your band of allies have more power than you know. D7@5= (Aug. 23–Sept. 22): Up to one-tenth of the population is left-handed. Yet for centuries, even as late as the 1950s, there were social stigmas against left-handers—similar in some ways to the perverse prejudice that has been directed toward homosexuals. So strong was the taboo that many parents tried to convert their naturally left-handed children into righties. Thankfully, this absurd form of repression is now defunct. (Five of the last seven American presidents have been left-handed.) But it’s a good reminder that there are countless other ways in which our culture still attempts to coax us or force us into not being who we really are. But here’s the good news: It’s an excellent time for you Virgos to reject the pressure to be someone else and get back to where you once belonged. Reunite with the person you were destined to be! :70@/ (Sept. 23–Oct. 22): The Tower of Terror is a thrill ride at Disney World. Riders are yanked up and down as they travel along a 199-foot pillar. A Florida woman named Denise Mooty believes this form of amusement is essential to her health. She says the extreme G-forces she’s exposed to on the ride help dissipate the fibrous adhesions in her belly. I recommend a similar kind of therapy for you, Libra.

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A1=@>7= (Oct. 23–Nov. 21): It’s your choice, Scorpio. You could be a creative dynamo who changes the course of local history—or you could be a plain old boring sex maniac. What’ll it be? We here at the Free Will Astrology Libido Management Center encourage you to at least partially sublimate your unruly mojo into beautiful works of art, innovative business solutions, and brilliant strokes of collaboration. You don’t have to stop boinking altogether; just make it the second most important thing you rather than your raison d’etre.

A/57BB/@7CA (Nov. 22–Dec. 21): The planets are conspiring to unleash energies that will touch you in ways you didn’t realize you needed to be touched. Any minute now you may begin to feel a pleasurable burning sensation in your soft underbelly, or a prickly wake-up call in your willpower, or a ticklish electricity running through your funny bone. What does it all mean? Maybe nothing. Or maybe it means so much that you can’t possibly analyze its meaning. What a valuable gift that would be! When is the last time you felt free of the need to have to understand everything? 1/>@71=@< (Dec. 22–Jan. 19): A long-time Capricorn reader named Allison wrote me an apologetic email. She said that she has always loved my horoscopes, and still loves them, but for the foreseeable future she’s got to stop reading them. “Please don’t take it as an insult, because it’s not,� she wrote. “I just need to be less subject to outside inf luences for a while. Maybe that will help me get better at paying attention to my own intuition.� I understood exactly what she means. According to my analysis, this is one time when you may have to shield yourself from the noise around you—even the good and interesting noise—in order to hear your own inner voice better.

/?C/@7CA (Jan. 20–Feb. 18): Rolling Stone magazine has said that ’60s folk singer Tom Rush (born Feb. 8) was a major force in launching the era of the singer/songwriter. He’s been lying low for a while, though. Recently he came out with his first new studio album in 35 years. I’m guessing that, like him, quite a lot of other Aquarians will also be climaxing new creations as 2009 unfolds—perhaps even works that are long overdue or that have been extraordinarily slow in the making. And what happens in the next few weeks will be crucial in that process. >7A13A (Feb. 19–March 20): “All the problems we face in the United States today,� said comedian and presidential candidate Pat Paulsen, “can be traced to an unenlightened immigration policy on the part of the American Indian.� With that as your inspiration, Pisces, I urge you to take inventory of your own “immigration policy.� It’s an excellent time to do so, astrologically speaking. Here are some questions to guide you. What inf luences do you allow to pour into your sphere? Are they beneficial for your longterm mental health? What people do you invite to share your resources? Do they bring out the best in you? Do you have smart boundaries that keep out the bad stuff and welcome in the good?

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Santa Cruz - Tri-Level Townhome with Attached Garage

First floor has tile throughout and half bath for guests. Living room has a fireplace. Dining room features a wall to ceiling mirror. Patio overlooks a peaceful arroyo. Nice clean kitchen with breakfast nook and tile counters. 2 full bedrooms, 2 full baths on second floor. Third floor features a small bedroom and an atrium with tile floor for perfect plant maintenance. Call now for a tour of this outstanding townhome! Priced at $415,000. Call Team Thomas with David Lyng R,E. work4-u.com 831/402-2442

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Boulder Creek Commercial Building with Detached Garage and Large Fenced Yard BUT WAIT THERE’S MORE!! INCOME PRODUCING HOME AT THE FRONT OF THE SPACIOUS LOT! Home is currently set up as a duplex with each 2 bedroom 1 bath having its own separate gas meter. Both the rear unit of the living area and the commercial building have their own separate private fenced yards. Call TEAM THOMAS with David Lyng R.E. to get started living your dream of being YOUR OWN BOSS when you own the shop! Team Thomas with David Lyng R.E. 831/ 402-2442 or 408/307-4178

Felton - FAIRLY FUNKY CABIN This home in a desirable Felton location has had some upgrades but also has some “OLD SCHOOL” stuff going on. The home has 2 separate entrances which could accommodate 2 separate living areas. NICE kitchen and lovely wrap around enclosed deck with plenty of windows and cozy pellet stove on the main floor. Team Thomas with David Lyng R.E. work4-u.com 831/402-2442

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Your home! Call TEAM 40 acres. Timber Preserve Zoning. THOMAS to get your home Creek frontage. Wild and serene. advertised here! WE have been advertising in the Metro Off grid. Private Road. Small Santa Cruz (Santa Cruz ridge top site. Good owner Weekly) for many years and financing offered. $295,000. have a proven track record of Shown by appointment only. reaching buyer and sellers Contact Deborah J. Donner, through this powerful media! Donner Land and Mortgage Co., Call to discuss how to get Inc., Broker at 408/395-5754 or your home sold through all www.donnerland.com the advertising products we use. Can’t give away all of Boulder Creek our secrets but give us a call A Beautiful spot! 16 acres. Pre-site development review so that we can share with you the outlets we utilize for completed. It used to be a MAXIMUM EXPOSURE of helicopter landing pad. Full sun, tremendous views. Easy your home. Give us a call! TEAM THOMAS with David access. Good well. E-Z location. Timber Preserve Zoning. Lyng R.E. 831/ 402-2442 or 408/307-4178 $485,000. Shown by appointment only. Contact Deborah J. Donner, Donner Land and Mortgage Co., Inc. 408/395-5754 or www.donnerland.com

Boulder Creek 10 acres. Rough and rugged and a beautiful spot right on top! Long private bumpy road. Private road association. Good owner financing. $215,000. Shown by appointment only. Contact Deborah J. Donner, Donner Land and Mortgage Co., Inc. 408/395-5754 or www.donnerland.com

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This one is a beauty! Come see. Bloom Grade. 5 acres. TPZ. Private road. Serene and quiet. By the golf course. Ridge-top view. Beautiful. Power and water. Pad cleared. $289,000. Shown by appointment only. Contact Deborah J. Donner, Donner Land and Mortgage Co., Inc. 408/395-5754 or www.donnerland.com

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Soquel Hills Room for rent. Spacious home 5 minutes from Cabrillo and Capitola. $850 per month. Utilities included. 831-239-5977.

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34th Annual San Jose Pride Festival June 13th - 14th 11:30 AM - 7:30 PM Food, Artisan, Commercial, Imports, Business, Corporate Spaces Available Email eventzrus@aol.com or call Michael at 408 504 4162

“Celebrating 20 Years of Artcoaching” The Nationally Acclaimed Seminar “The Art of Showing and Selling Your Art!” Monterey seminar on Saturday May 30th from 10-5pm at the Casa Munras Garden Hotel. Come celebrate and learn from THE expert-Shirley Polovy, professional artist and artcoach. 25 YEARS experience in personal, gallery & corporate sales. Workshop is for artists, art reps, gallery owners and staff, entrepreneurs and reviewers are welcome. For testimonials: artcoaching@montereybay.com Call for personal consultations. Early payment discount. Call Artcoaching 831/641-9244 to register. We will have cake!

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The Divorced Fathers Network Advocates of shared parenting, are proud to announce a new chapter in San Jose. DFN is a nonprofit group offering peer support for divorced fathers with the goal of improving the lives of children, fathers and mothers after divorce. DFN holds free meetings the first and third Tuesday nights of each month in San Jose. Please call 831/335-5855.

Focus Learn How To Meditate And Why! Enjoy life! Calm the mind. Improve relationships. Make better decisions. Meditation and Buddhist View with Reed Sherman. Everyone is welcome. No previous experience necessary. $10 per class. Every Wednesday evening, 7:30-9, Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Los Gatos, 15980 Blossom Hill Rd. Los Gatos, 95032. Call Kelsang Gamo 408/226-0595 for information or visit us at www.MeditationInSanJose.org

Vendors Wanted - It’s Not Too Late 20th Anniversary Boulder Creek Art, Wine and Music Festival May 23- 25 - Memorial Day weekend. Food, artisan, commercial, imports, business, corporate spaces available. Email eventzrus@aol.com or call Michael at 408.504.4162.

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WE LOVE BLUEGRASS The Santa Cruz Farmers Market is booking its spring 2009 season of music for the Live Oak and Westside Farmers Markets. Support local farmers, promote your band, bring home the bacon and have fun at the same time! We are looking for lively upbeat music, especially of the bluegrass persuasion. Musicians are encouraged to contact sccfmusic@gmail.com.

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