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With his wife, daughter and one of his longtime patients sitting in the courtroom, the white-haired physician displayed no emotion when Marin County Superior Court Judge Paul Haakenson ruled that “there’s at least a strong suspicion that he harbored sexual intent� when he inserted his finger in the Sonoma woman’s vagina. Newhard has been practicing family medicine in Novato since 1973. After the district attorney’s office filed criminal charges against him last fall, the state medical board restricted his license so that a chaperone must be present when he examines female patients. The board has never disciplined Newhard. But in response to a February article about the charges in the Marin Independent Journal, nine other former patients reported to Novato police what they perceived as the doctor’s inappropriate and

sexualized behavior. Detectives testified that former patients accused Newhard of taking advantage of his position of trust and violating professional boundaries in a variety of ways, from groping a patient’s breasts to volunteering to teach a patient to masturbate. Some of the alleged indiscretions took place more than 30 years ago, when reports of sexualized medical examinations rarely came to light. One former patient told Novato police detective Sophia Winter that in the 1970s, while Newhard was performing a pelvic examination, he asked her a series of intimate questions about her sex life and then touched her clitoris. “She told me she’s never told anyone about it, including her own husband,� Winter testified. “She was too embarrassed.� The former patient who brought the current charges testified over the %-

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1>D=30AH 8BBD4B Dr. Newhard blamed his behavior on mere ‘exuberance.’ “Yeah,� Newhard said. “I’m sorry.� “We were in here alone,� Kathy said. “You sent [your assistant] home. I’m 61 years old. What’s going on here?� “What really bothered me is what would I have done if you had been responsive,� Newhard said. “That really worried me.� In July 2008, Detective Winter asked Newhard to come to the police station, where she videotaped a 25-minute interview with him. Asked why he kissed Kathy, Newhard said, “I kiss a lot of my patients. You get old, and you kiss a lot of people you haven’t seen in a long time.� He said he did not intentionally dismiss his assistant on the day in question. But he did admit that he found Kathy attractive. “The grabbing of the butt was a mistake,� he said. “I know that. She was very enthusiastic about seeing me, and I responded to that. I’m sorry it happened, because Kathy’s a nice person.� By his own admission, Newhard’s actions should have sent up red flags according to an article titled “Preventive Medicine and the Seven Deadly Sins: Avoiding Discipline Against Your Medical License.� Written by a state medical board supervising investigator, the article lists as red flags scheduling endof-the-day appointments, allowing staff to go home early, exchanging hugs and calling a patient at home when unwarranted. None of the red flags, however, constitutes criminal behavior. The alleged criminal behavior came from the vaginal examination, which Newhard’s lawyer and an expert witness say was medically appropriate. “His actions served a clear and reasonable medical purpose,� Dr. Seven Fugaro, a San Francisco internist, testified for the defense. But Dr. Kimberly Duir, a Martinez family practice physician who works for the medical board as an expert reviewer, testified she saw no medical purpose for Newhard’s inserting his finger into Kathy’s vagina. Judge Haakenson acknowledged the conflicting evidence. “But,� he ruled, “the evidence of the medical point of inserting the finger was somewhat limited.� Newhard faces a possible prison sentence but remains free pending an as-yetunscheduled trial. After the hearing, Ivan Weinberg, one of Newhard’s three attorneys, said, “I haven’t changed my views in the slightest that Dr. Newhard will be vindicated. What this was about was whether the medicine that was practice was appropriate. I believe it was.�

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ssst, here’s a big secret: a lot of people in the North Bay smoke pot, have for many years. Most are responsible, active, generous with their time, community-oriented people. Some hold higher, more prominent positions in our little corner of the world; most are just ordinary folks. Little by little, we in that camp—the editorial we—are able to come out about it. It’s way past high time we put this hypocrisy behind us. We smoke pot. So what? We (not the editorial we) live in the so-named wine country, and we heartily promote altering consciousness with alcohol. That’s OK and pot’s not? Please! Alcohol consumption kills scores of people every year, be it from overuse to lethal accidents to violence while under the influence. No one has ever overdosed on pot, nor does it release violent or aggressive behavior, as is too often the result of excessive drinking. The worst that can happen is you get a little stupid and forgetful, and it’s certainly not recommended to smoke and drive. Furthermore, the violence that arises comes from those trying to steal it or cultivate it for selling on a large scale. San Francisco assemblyman Tom Ammiano has introduced a bill to the legislature that would legalize marijuana and regulate and tax its sale much the same as we do alcohol and cigarettes. Common sense dictates we should have done this years ago, but finally a politician has had the courage to say what millions of us have wanted to for far too long. I can wholeheartedly support this bill if it has in it a proviso that individuals can grow their own pot in their own backyards for their own personal use. People who want to grow their own, not for sale, the same as those who make wine for themselves and friends, should not be prohibited from doing so. I can hear the sound of hand-wringing from the arbiters of the nation’s morality, and the fevered question, “But what about the children? What kind of a message would legalizing marijuana have on the kids?� Well, the same message we send out when we drink alcohol, be it wine or some other form of booze. Wisely, intelligently, we caution our children, once they are of age, to not overdo it—don’t drink so that your

faculties are impaired and you are no longer able to function, mentally or physically, in a responsible manner. Laws and punishments are in place to enforce responsible drinking. It’s seriously hackneyed by now, but kids are far more inf luenced by what parents or adults do than what they say. Modeling responsible behavior starts with us putative adults, whether it’s drinking, smoking or living ethical lives. A recent article by Sacramento Bee columnist Dan Walters makes these important points: “[We] would save countless millions, perhaps billions, of dollars in law enforcement, court and prison costs each year while pumping hundreds of millions of dollars into the state treasury. What’s not to like?� Walters also quotes Aaron Smith, director for the Marijuana Policy Project California. “It is simply nonsensical that California’s largest agricultural industry is completely unregulated and untaxed.� In addition, and very importantly, we must decriminalize marijuana retroactively and free from California’s prisons and jails people who have been incarcerated for possession. Exceptions might be made for those in prison for violent offenses while trafficking, but such circumstances should be handled on a case-bycase basis. In this regard, legalizing marijuana would effectively put a major dent in the criminal drug cartel’s thriving business outside and within our borders. Tons of marijuana are shipped into the United States from or through Mexico, and distributed throughout the country. Make the stuff legal, the price goes way down and you remove the criminal element—foreign and domestic. Let’s legalize the use of marijuana, a recreational and nonaddictive natural substance, regulate its production and sale as we do alcohol, and come out of this stupid, hypocritical closet.

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ddie Cochran was so sure there was no cure for being cash-strapped in summer that he co-wrote a song about it in 1958 and people are still singing, “Sometimes I wonder what I’m a-gonna do, ’cause there ain’t no cure for the summertime blues.� Back when the song came out, it was merely the plight of teenagers who yearn for fun while “working all summer just to try to earn a dollar.� Now, having difficulty financing summer adventure is almost a universal predicament. But cheer up, everyone! Travel can still be sustainable. The best local or international experiences of your life are not for sale anyway; they are for trade. Any person of any age who’s long on wanderlust and short on funds can simply barter her way out of the summertime blues. If there’s money enough for a ticket to your dream country but not much more, consider the kind of work you enjoy doing or the kind of skills you’d like to learn. Want to help restore a house or create an organic garden in rural France? Help with a straw bale house on the Spanish coast? An eco-resort in India could use a few hands, and a turtle project in Costa Rica needs workers. These are current project listings at Workaway (www.workaway.info), the networking organization that connects travelers with work-exchange opportunities. “Helping people to travel around the world without spending a fortune� is the goal of the two European travelers and organizers behind Workaway. Show up in the country you want to visit, and in exchange for “five hours of honest work� each day, you’ll receive your meals and a place to stay, plus the opportunity to gain work experience and foreign-language skills. Better yet, you’ll forge the kind of relationships that don’t present themselves at Club Med. Want to stay local but still hear a melodious “Bon jour� at the breakfast table? The Workaway site also offers a means to host other travelers. Fortunately for us, Marin, Sonoma and Napa counties are destination spots, so those of us who can’t get away at present might invite travelers

to come speak with the kids in languages not limited to French, German, Swedish or Japanese. List a childcare or yard-work job or maybe an ethnic cooking job. Speaking of cuisine, food-growing is another way to help pay for a travel adventure while learning organic farming practices. Certain of these travelers are called “WWOOFers� from the acronym for World Wide Opportunities on Organic Farms (www.wwoof.org). The verb of their coinage, “wwoof,� means to volunteer on a farm in exchange for room and board. Wwoofers can stay close to home and learn food and ranching techniques common to the western United States, or they can choose to farm in an exotic island setting such as Hawaii or the Virgin Islands. From Costa Rica to Africa, organic-farming operations holding membership with this global network offer employment and travel experiences as varied as the people living close to the land. Find your people, from vegans to Buddhists, and select your top farm experience, from seal herding to biodynamic lettuce cultivation. For more money and less risk, there are travel service programs hosted by Habitat for Humanity, Elderhostel, Sierra Club, Global Volunteers and others. But I’m drawn to the experiences without middlemen to step in and save you from a full-on encounter with the locals or their livestock. So, aiming for Scotland, I checked out wwoofing opportunities near the capital city and was delighted that many farms favored musicians. “A wee organic farm and ecology centre nestled in the rolling hills of Fife� claimed views of ocean and loch, broadband internet in a tree house, lobstercatching and day trips to Edinburgh—all with the caveat that “outgoing people who know how to laugh� and who bring “an instrument or some kind of talent to share are more likely to be accepted.� Sounds great. I can easily imagine myself laughing in the gloaming, bagging a few lobsters and breaking out my guitar—not for “The Bonnie Banks o’ Loch Lomond,� but for a howling, tongue-in-cheek rendition of Cochran’s “Summertime Blues.�

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s though makers of artisan cheese in California did not have a sure enough foothold in the culinary marketplace, now the industry is looking to push its products into the cheese-less wilderness of Asia, and they’ve hired just the man to do it: the Cheese Dude. Otherwise known as Mark Todd, the 49-yearold Monte Rio dairy consultant makes a living promoting and consulting for the Wisconsin Milk Marketing Board, the U.S. Dairy Export Council, the California Milk Advisory Board and a smattering of smaller enterprises. Todd’s main focus—and the passion of his life—is teaching people to enjoy the pleasures of eating cheese with beer and wine. Much of Todd’s writing appears on BeyondWonderful.com, an educational food and drink forum, but as the Cheese Dude, he regularly takes his job on the road, and in early May he returned from a two-week tour

of Asia hosted by the California Milk Advisory Board. The journey, Todd’s third voyage to the Far East in two years, led the Dude and three other marketing specialists into the populated centers of Ho Chi Minh City and Jakarta, where the team visited hotels, culinary schools and restaurants to conduct cheese and wine tastings and lead chefs through pizza-making seminars. Pizza, says Todd, literally serves as an efficient vehicle for delivering cheese to the table in cultures that have never taken dairy production beyond the milk stage. Cheese-making is believed to have begun about 7,500 years ago in the Middle East, and the tradition migrated westward. A genetic mutation that allowed humans to digest lactose beyond infancy followed, and today in northern Europe some 80 percent of the population can pass cheese through their systems almost as smoothly as whole kernel corn. About 40 percent of southern Europeans are lactose tolerant, and in northern Africa, 10 percent of the population can easily digest dairy. But in Asia, the mutation is less prevalent.

As for cheese itself, the average American eats some 30 pounds of cheese every year. The average Greek, about 60 pounds per year, more than in any other nation. But the average Chinese citizen—of which there are approximately 1.5 billion—eats no cheese at all. “If China went from zero to just half a pound per year—you do the math,� says Todd, who notes that the California dairy market is in a position to profit since most of Asia does not have the available land to produce cheese. “If you have a product that can ship across the world, then it behooves you to get in on a market that makes up nearly one-fourth of the world’s population.� Todd traveled the Asian tropics on his latest tour with a crusty, smelly cargo from a multitude of California dairies, including Bravo Farms, Marin French Cheese Company, Point Reyes Farmstead, Sierra Nevada Cheese Company, Rumiano Cheese, Three Sisters and Fiscalini. At evening receptions at each location that they visited, Todd and his men featured tasting tables spread with a wide array of cheeses, California wines and Asian lagers. Guests were &) THE BOHEMIAN

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invariably fascinated by Fiscalini’s Purple Moon, a cheddar soaked in Cabernet Sauvignon. Todd reports that they also enjoyed aged cheddars and pepper jack. But during pizza-making seminars, students conveyed a particular fondness for smoked mozzarella melted on the dough, and while many Asian pupils were skeptical of the potency of blue cheese standing alone, it proved popular as a flavorful pizza topping. For many of the chefs and culinary advisers who attended the Cheese Dude’s seminars, pizza was a new thing entirely. “You’d be amazed at how many did not know pizza,� Todd says. “A few had seen it, some had tasted it, but almost none had ever made it.� Pizza is a highly versatile food base in that it accommodates all manner of toppings; Korean barbecued beef or General Tso’s chicken will sit on a cheesy pizza more gracefully than some highly charismatic cheese would melt its way vice-versa, says Todd. In such a harmonizing relationship, Todd would like to see Asian and Western cuisine meld together without necessarily interrupting existing food traditions. Japan and South Korea are saturated with pizza joints, with mayonnaise one of the most revered toppings, but in other parts of the Orient, pizza chain giants have found a resistant market. Dominoes, for instance, failed after a late-’90s launch in China. The corporate monster had established itself without sufficient consumer research, offering delivery service only—and it was not what the Chinese wanted. “They don’t really look at pizza as fast food,� Todd says. “In China, going out to pizza is a fine-dining experience. They don’t just want it brought to their door and shoved in their faces in a box.� But Americans generally do. We eat roughly 100 acres of pizza per day, almost a third of which is produced by just four companies—Papa John’s, Little Caesar’s, Pizza Hut and Dominoes—making for a rather homogenized industry. But with the California Milk Advisory Board encouraging Asian chefs and consultants to employ artisan products into the art of pizza making, the pizza market is liable to remain a more diversified entity in Asia than what it has become in the United States. Such a colorful pizza industry could provide a playground of profits for California’s artisan cheese makers. The Cheese Dude’s objectives are not just corporate-driven. He equates artisan cheese—as well as bread, beer and wine— to skilled societies in which products are made locally start to finish, by hand, and in which people know the ones who produce their food. In Todd’s own life, artisan cheese and the people who make it have served as a conduit to elevated satisfaction and interpersonal relations, and Todd believes that cheese could likewise benefit the rest of the world. Before he became “the Cheese Dude�—a title bestowed upon him unofficially by

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friends in 1995—Todd managed a Goodyear Tires store in Sunnyvale. But when he hit 30, Todd decided to move on and began looking outward for sources of excitement. His attentions drifted toward the North Bay wine country, and in 1990 Todd and his wife bought a house in Monte Rio.

‘In China, going out to pizza is a fine-dining experience. They don’t just want it shoved in their faces in a box.’ —Mark Todd

Still in professional transition, Todd befriended one Allen Hendricks, then a promoter of Wisconsin cheese and a carver who scraped sculptures out of tremendous wholesale blocks of cheddar and displayed them at high-society events and festivals. Hendricks introduced Todd to the finer points of cheese, whether crumbly, soft, young or old. With a foot in the door of the industry and with a hardwired love of beer and wine, Todd began to promote cheese and beverages himself, and his next life as the Cheese Dude came blooming like a desert watered by rain. But Todd and the dairy industry still have lots of work to do. Even America remains in the infancy stages of cheese appreciation. In Europe, 85 percent of cheese is consumed as a table product, enjoyed on its own before or with a meal. Fifteen percent is integrated into recipes. In the States, the numbers are almost exactly reversed; Americans eat most of their cheese camouflaged on pizza and in macaroni, lasagna and other foods. Relatively rarely do we nibble on a block of cheese or spread a soft one over crackers at a dinner party, though the tide is turning. “I’d like to see Americans wake up to artisan cheese as a table product,� Todd says, “and in Asia, I want to see people wake up to cheese as a food, period.� Todd envisions Asians eventually shifting from using cheese as a mere pizza topping to consuming it as a standalone table treat. Someone would then need to produce the stuff for a billion-some-odd folks, and as China does not have the available land to do so, California’s artisans could get the job. Cheese prices would almost certainly climb. It could be bad news for American gourmets, but hey—we’ll always have cheap pizza.

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Live Music Friday nights 6pm-8pm: May 29-Jenna Aleta & band (jazz/r&b) June 5-Gem Metal Whistle Warren Mann & Hannah Jern-Miller (traditional/folk/blues)

Sunday brunches 12-2: June 7-Savannah (acoustic/folk) June 12-Swinging Dog Tail

Sundays are meant to be a day of rest and reection. What better way to reect than with a big-ass drink in your hand and some barbecued chicken in the other? Jazz and the soothing sounds of the river provide the muchneeded rest. The Village Inn and Restaurant promotes the importance of rest and reection by providing tropical drinks, food fresh off the barbecue and the music of jazz bands oating over the Russian River every Sunday afternoon. The presence of a big-screen TV promises that no one will miss the big game and that there will most likely be some soothing and restful shouting. Live music runs from noon to 4pm on June 14–Sept. 27. Village Inn and Restaurant, 20822 River Blvd., Monte Rio. 707.865.2304. . . .

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The Sonoma County Museum is full of great works of art, but sadly none that you can eat. You can’t even eat while looking at the art. One could go seriously hungry at the museum, but luckily the SRJC Center for Culinary, Wine and Hospitality presents it’s a dessert and dessert wine tasting. That’s right, double the dessert. As to what sugary works of art made by the students will be unveiled, it’s still a mystery, but many local wines like a black Muscat and an orange Muscat will be there for the pairing. The double-d pairings are slated for Thursday, May 28, from 6pm to 8pm. Sonoma County Museum, 425 Seventh St., Santa Rosa. $8–$15; reservations required 707.579.1500, ext. 17.

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Traditional Vietnamese Restaurant

Josh Jenne & Shawna Miller (acoustic/Americana) greens • handmade pasta • thin crust Italian pizza • organic & biodynamic wines

707.829.1077 7385 Healdsburg Ave, Suite 101 Sebastopol, CA Mon–Fri 8am-9pm, Fri & Sat till 10pm Sat & Sun: brunch 10am-2:30pm, dinner 5-9pm www.peterlowells.com

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20BC4;;> 38 0<>A>B0 eing a keen student of the apocalypse like any healthy boy during the Cold War 1980s, I was both alarmed and inspired by the prospect of “nuclear winter,� the talk of the day. What better redoubt of the post-apocalyptic dark ages, I mused from the car window during family trips through wine country, than the fortresslike wineries of Napa Valley—Sterling, especially. Twenty years later, I learned otherwise, on the ramparts of Castello di Amorosa. Our tour guide, gesturing to Sterling across the valley, explained that the Castello is not only an authentic Medieval Italian castle, but authentically far more defensible than Sterling from legions of footmen in chain mail. Then he talked up the wine club.

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machines up close and even get a picture taken in some. The history of some of these meticulously restored vehicles is legendary. Indy cars run by the Unsers at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, Richard Petty’s Ford from the 1969 Daytona 500 as well as Lolas, Porsches and Bentleys from many vintages, all restored to their original form. For those who haven’t been to Infineon in a while or are still scared off by the traffic rumors, be assured that the raceway has improved by leaps and bounds in all aspects since the acquisition by Speedway Motorsports in 1998, which invested over $70 million into track improvements, especially with an eye to access in and out of the facility. This event is angled to the locals and families, with children under 12 gaining free admission. There will be over 300 vintage racing cars at the Classic, with manufacturers including Maserati, Lotus, Ferarri and Porsche, but this time, it’s all about the Morgan, which celebrates its 100th anniversary this year. The Morgan was conceived in 1909 when

H. F. S. Morgan attached a seven-horsepower Peugeot engine to a three-wheeled tubular chassis. He called it the “Runabout� and that’s what it did, running past many vehicles equipped at the time with much larger engines. Even into the 1960s, the Morgan routinely outpaced Corvettes, Porsches and Jaguars, despite its engine having a smaller displacement. There will be a large display of Morgans from over the years for fans to view at this year’s event. Until the late 1960s, the SCCA—founded in 1944—was the premier race body in the country, with its Trans-Am series being immensely popular. Over the years, however, many of its drivers joined up with the up-and-coming race circuit, NASCAR. The Wine Country Classic recreates the competition of past eras with rules that forbid any vehicle with modifications that weren’t in place at that time in history. A 1972 Boss 302 engine cannot have any production or modified part on it made later than 1972; the same goes for vehicles from the 1950s. Since 1972 is considered the height of the

“muscle car� era for American car makers— when one had the ability to buy a car off a lot, modify it and race with the professionals, if you could afford it—there are no vehicles newer than 1972 allowed in any of the race classes. Ten different eras will be represented over the weekend, with some dating back to pre–World War I. Sonoma resident Brian Ferrin will race his 1970 Ford Boss 302 Mustang in the event. What got him into racing and what keeps him coming back? “Obviously, it was the love of racing and the car,� he says, “but the camaraderie and friendships I’ve made will last a lifetime.� Asked about what part of the weekend is the most fun for him, other than the race itself, Ferrin says it’s a no brainer. “Being able to drive these racecars that aren’t actually street-legal on the roads all the way up to the Sonoma Plaza on Saturday is a real treat,� he chuckles. “It kind of gives you a deviant feeling, plus it’s really a feeling of community once you get there, and helping to raise money for Speedway Charities is a great thing as well.� Ferrin is not the only local racer, with drivers from Danville, Santa

Rosa, Modesto and many other Northern California drivers competing. The races are fun to watch, with several going on at the same time. There may be Cam Am cars from 1960s on the track at the same time as Trans Am cars from the 1970s and Lotuses from the 1950s, not racing against each other, but racing within their class. The difference between the team’s resources is interesting as well, with some driving $100,000 race transports simply to bring the cars to the track. Others are of the “weekend warrior� variety, the car owner who tows his one vehicle from race to race simply for the love of the sport; just because you have a fancy trailer, doesn’t always give you the edge. These are old cars and things break, and of course, there’s the whole driving-skill thing. There are some who say that racecar drivers aren’t athletes. After taking two laps at over 140 miles per hour around Infineon Raceway in a 700 horsepower NASCAR Pontiac a couple years back, let me assure you, they are definitely athletes.

CWT BcPcb Tickets for the Infineon event are $40 each day for adults, with discounts for ages 13 to 20; children under 12 are free. The Wine Country Classic particularly wants to fete Sonoma Valley residents, offering half-price $20 tickets to the events of Sunday, May 31. Tickets both days include free admission to the Wine Country Pavilion, where residents can enjoy gratis treats from their neighbors in the food and wine industry, headed by the efforts of former COPIA chef Victor Scargle. The weekend kicks off Saturday, with practice sessions at 8:10am; qualifying for all classes starts at 1pm at the racetrack. In the town of Sonoma, the Vintage Race Car Festival takes place on Saturday, May 30, as a CHP escorts 30 or so of the classic vehicles from the raceway to the historic Plaza at 5pm, followed by a wine and food event to benefit the Speedway Children’s Charities, an organization that has donated over $3 million to various Sonoma County youth organizations since 2002. Admission is $30. Sunday’s event start at 8:30am with practice laps; the main event begins at 12:40pm. Poster artist David Grandin will be signing $5 posters from 3pm both days in the Wine Country Pavillion. Infineon Raceway, Highway 37 at Highway 121, Sonoma. 800.870.RACE. For tickets and more information, point your browser to www.infineonraceway.com or just get on up and out to the track. See you at the races. —J.M.B.

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pounds of cardboard each month. All motor oil used at the facility is recycled, as well as all used tires, being turned into roadway asphalt and playground rubber. The facility also has its own water and sewer systems and uses reclaimed water for the landscape. A herd of 3,000

sheep and two shepherds live at the facility full-time and keep the vegetation in check. This year, owl boxes have been added around the track to help keep the rodent population down. —J.M.B.

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Dear Community Members: Santa Rosa City Schools are proud to acknowledge the accomplishments of the Class of 2009. This year’s graduates are comprised of students from our five comprehensive and five alternative high schools. These young people have been accepted to colleges, universities and training programs throughout the United States and abroad. They are also the recipients of approximately $3,000,000.00 in scholarships and grants. On behalf of the Board of Education, the Superintendent, and District Staff, congratulations to our 2009 students – and their parents for their outstanding accomplishments. We also thank our business and industry partners as well as the larger community for continuing to support public education. Sincerely, Donna Jeye – President, Board of Education

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won’t comment on the plot of the new Star Trek film or the way director J. J. Abrams relays a familiar cosmology with glittery action, snappy dialogue and voluptuous intricacy. Unlike many fans, I am cold to the “old pals effect,� the tedious crutch of reintroducing the same characters in every sequel. I care little about James T. Kirk or even Mr. Spock. No, what always entranced me about Trek—helping turn this physicist into a science fiction author—was the vision it offered, exploring human destiny, confronting big issues and pondering a unique notion, seldom expressed anywhere else—that our descendants might somehow be admirable. Optimism doesn’t come easily to postHiroshima science fiction, nor should all tales of tomorrow be sunny. Some futuristic cautionary tales, like George Orwell’s Nineteen Eighty-Four, warn usefully about potential failure modes. If they gird us sufficiently, these stories rise to the august level of self-preventing prophecy. Other works, and a majority of sci-fi films, base their pulse-pounding, heroic action on a

single assumption: that civilization is, and will always remain, stupid, a clichĂŠ that can’t be helpful to our can-do, problem-solving spirit. But that spirit has a home. It’s embodied in Star Trek, an epic storytelling universe that broke with ref lex cynicism, asking instead, “What if children can learn from the mistakes of their parents?â€? Suppose (oh, unique thought!) our heirs begin living up to some of our deepest hopes? Won’t they still have interesting problems, like what to do when we become mighty star travelers? Humanity has yet to crawl beyond the moon, yet we are already contemplating how to behave under the light of distant suns. Shall we interfere in the development of younger intelligent species, for example? Could a mix of pragmatism and sincerity prevent us from repeating the mistakes of the conquistadors? Premature or not, such thought experiments may be a sign of a precocious maturity, a lifting of the eyes. And many of these ruminations—engaging millions of fascinated minds—have taken place under the banner of Star Trek. Central to Trek is the image of a large, quasi-naval vessel called Enterprise, based

on 19th-century sailing ships like the HMS Beagle, dispatched to practice peacemaking and war, diplomacy and science, tutoring and apprenticeship, all in equal measure. How different from the tiny fighter planes featured in Star Wars, each piloted by a solitary knight, perhaps accompanied by a loyal squire, or droid, symbols as old as Achilles. In contrast, the Federation starship in Trek is a veritable city, cruising toward the unknown. Its captain-hero is a plenipotentiary representative of his civilization and parent figure to the crew, but during the next adventure, any one of those normal men and women may suddenly become heroes themselves. Moreover, this ship carries something else, the Federation’s culture and laws, industry and science, its consensus values, such as the Prime Directive, all embodied in the dramatic diversity of its crew. Each time Enterprise passes a test, so does civilization. Perhaps even one worthy of our grandchildren. Compare this to the old Republic, in the Lucasian universe: a hapless, clueless mÊlange of bickering futility whose political tiffs are as petty as they are incomprehensible. 'THE BOHEMIAN

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Schwartz, which adds vital pathos and narrative drive to Margulies’ effective drama. To be sure, there are obvious comparisons between Ruth’s early adulation of the fading Schwartz and Lisa’s worshipful reaction to Steiner (and make no mistake, both of these relationships are love stories, of one kind or another), but Ruth’s ancient fling with the long-dead Schwartz also becomes part of the plot, after Ruth tells Lisa the whole story one late night after a long business trip. Having exhausted her own short life for material on which to draw (“I’m not angry with my parents anymore. Fuck them.â€?), the up-and-coming Lisa decides to base a novel on her mentor’s secret May-September romance. Lisa feels she has been given permission, recalling her teacher’s uncompromising advice: “If you have a story to tell, tell it. Don’t flinch. Just do it.â€? Ruth, on the other hand, responds to the novel as if it were a burglary, a theft of her own most-cherished memories. The result is a battle of wits and words that plays out like a Greek tragedy, or like one of Ruth’s own famous short stories: unsentimental and sad, with gutwrenching ending that leaves one wanting desperately to know what happens next. Directed by Elizabeth Craven, the Cinnabar production is confidently paced and terrifically acted. Bullard, recently seen in Marin Theater Company’s Magic Forest Farm, is nothing short of astonishing, moving the fragile Lisa from frightened kitten to ferocious predator without losing track of the characters’ underlying desperation for approval. Jenkins is also magnificent. Last seen at Cinnabar in Enchanted April, Jenkins convincingly portrays another kind of character arc, as the childless Ruth initially warms to the role of guide, guru and intellectual “mother,â€? but then finds her composure slipping away as her protĂŠgĂŠ gains lit-world stardom far more quickly than she did. Finally, it is Lisa’s passive-aggressive seizure of the older writer’s backstory that pushes the relationship to its limits. The set, by David R. Wright, is the one small drawback to the production. The detailed clutter of Ruth’s apartment is appropriately grounded, but the unnecessary addition of looming cardboard cutouts of famous female writers, hovering in the background, is distracting and silly. The sound design by Jim Peterson is clean and clever, a mix of street noises and phone rings that actually seem to be coming from where they are supposed to be, rather than from overhead speakers, and the costumes by Kate Magill are spot-on, saying as much about the characters’ metamorphoses as the script does. This is very rich stuff; the line between adaptation and theft, inspiration and autobiography are tricky, potentially arcane matters. The question of who owns the story of a person’s life could have ended in boring polemics and stilted conversation. In Margulies’ hands, these questions and conflicts explode onto the stage with a raw emotional power that is as slyly funny and knowing as it is heartbreaking and real.

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Reflecting on the work of poet David Bromige By Bart Schneider

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of this kind must be distraction. For the God I am the shadow of once seared me in the flame, and sealed my lips. I hurt to talk. My god must prove my spokesman: he adores the thing I am; the flame, the glowing happy flame, and sets an obstacle between. The Object Years afterward I cherished a black scarf and would show it to close friends and say, It once was hers. I last saw you in April ’55. I found the scarf in December ’56, working as a janitor, in a city where you never were. A cheap thing, unpleasant to the touch, rasping & thin. Some scent persisted, cheap also, as reminder of the girl, a girl, unknown to me. I felt dirty when I handled it. Desolate, when I lost it. You meant the world to me. David Bromige grew up in London and leapt the pond to do his undergraduate work at the University of British Columbia. At a legendary poetry festival in Vancouver in 1963, Bromige met a number of American poets, including Robert Creeley, Charles Olson, Allen Ginsberg and Robert Duncan, who would have a huge influence on him. Around this time, Bromige moved to Berkeley, with a Woodrow Wilson Fellowship, to do graduate work. In 1968, Black Sparrow Press brought out his volume The Ends of the Earth, the first of 11 of his books they’d publish over the years. His Black Sparrow volume Desire: Selected Poems 1963–1987, won the Western States Book Award. Bromige has a new Collected Poems coming out in 2010, published by the English press Reality Street Editions. It was an honor to meet Bromige. It’s moving to meet a man, a legend of elegance and wit, as he’s fading. But he was present. He sat in his wheelchair at the kitchen table. His good friend, Monte Rio poet Pat Nolan was there, as was his wife, Cecelia Belle. When I asked him if he thought his reputation has suffered from living so many years in the provinces, he flashed me an amused smile. From time to time during our conversation, Bromige faded, but he came back wryly, “Did I tell you about my very recent trip to Scotland?�

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respiratory condition. He was lucky; in an upstate New York juvenile home, he met the boxers who trained him and helped shape him into the heavyweight champion of the world. This film is exculpatory. More than anything, it’s in Tyson’s best interests. The boxer presents himself today as a calm, clean and sober man in his 40s, a religious family man, as opposed to the mad dog and convicted rapist he once was. (The Indiana date-rape conviction is fishy, but it’s not as fishy as the court of public opinion’s judgment, a ruling of “She asked for it.�) It’s easy for Tyson to explain that he blacked out from the fury of Evander Holyfield headbutting him. It’s not as easy to explain how Tyson got his teeth out of the gum guards to bite his opponent’s ear. One of the few reverse angles in this movie is a clip of one of Tyson’s flipouts after he got out of jail, screaming, “I’ll fuck you until you love me, faggot!� at someone off-camera who offended him. Tyson is a compelling, sobering movie, though Toback’s own overlay of great, deepman status on Tyson clouds the issue a little. Tyson’s dirt-dishing (on Don King, for instance) isn’t the same as the deep revelation. The boxer has a reasonable explanation for everything. It’s only those moments of blurted-out, unrehearsed honesty that make the entire story so plausible. I mean, for instance, the ringside interview after Tyson’s ’05 fight with Kevin McBride, in which the defeated Tyson said he no longer had the stomach for boxing and “was there for the paycheck.� While Mike Tyson has been called a disgrace to the sport, this weird moment of openness reveals the truth about the worst of modern boxing: the billions squandered, the public worship of pain-inflictors, the poverty and desperation that makes a man become a professional fighter.

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You’ve picked up the special coupons at area drugstores and taquerias, you’ve fielded phone calls from other parents, and now it’s finally time for Circo Osorio! The big top goes up for just five short days, during which children of all ages can thrill to the wacky antics of Coconut the Clown, the daring maneuvers of tightrope walkers and trapeze artists, and the gravitydefying stunts performed by gymnasts and unicycling jugglers. Unrenewed immigration exemptions for temporary work visas are threatening smaller traveling circuses such as Circo Ososrio, a wing of the American Crown Circus, so the time is now to finally load up the kids and show them a disappearing vestige of pure entertainment. They’ll be talking about the amazing motorcycle Globe of Death for days after the fantastic tent show, which runs Thursday–Monday, May 28–June 1, at the Sonoma County Fairgrounds. 1350 Bennett Valley Road, Santa Rosa. 6pm and 8pm. $15 adults; kids under 12, free. 707.592.7812.

It happens to the best of us. You’re in a rush after the performance, you stash your $4 million cello in the back of a taxi, and, well, gosh-a-roonie, you forget the dang thing! Yo-Yo Ma and Philippe Quint have famously left their irreplaceable instruments in taxicabs, and cellist Lynn Harrell joined this club the hard way—is there any easy way?—by accidentally leaving behind his 1673 Stradivarius once owned by Jacqueline du PrÊ while the squat yellow automobile drove away down the New York City streets. Cellist and cello were soon reunited, and Harrell, recipient of the first Avery Fisher Prize in 1975, continued to tour the world, playing for the finest conductors and orchestras. He plays Dvoråk’s Cello Concerto in a whimsical program including Stravinsky’s Jeu de Cartes and the overture to Mendelssohn’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream with the Napa Valley Symphony on Friday, May 29, at the Lincoln Theater. 100 California Drive, Yountville. 8pm. $30– $65. 707.226.8742.

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There’s the hair, the dress, the boots and then there’s the sound. Eilen Jewell’s voice, a glissando droplet that adheres easily to the ear, was discovered at age seven when the Idaho-born balladeer joined a rock band; like every other seven-year-old’s rock band, they used fake instruments made of cardboard. Sea of Tears, her latest and very rock- and R&B-inf luenced album, is a throwback to those early days in the living room, a culmination of childhood dreams mimicking the Animals, the Kinks and Buddy Holly. Expecting a backlash from her fan base, Jewell has instead seen even more adoration for the departure from her usual folk-swing-country-rockabilly style. Constantly on tour from her native Boston, Jewell’s also got a terrific band behind her, driving with a propulsive keel her own originals alongside choice covers by Sleepy John Estes, Loretta Lynn and Them. She’ll be shakin’ all over on Wednesday, May 27, at the Last Day Saloon. 120 Fifth St., Santa Rosa. 8pm. $10–$13. 707.545.2343.

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The orchestrated exultation of Grizzly Bear nown in the past for releasing jarring hyperkinesis from Aphex Twin, Squarepusher and Battles, the London label Warp Records grows older and mellower with this week’s Veckatimest, a curiously titled sophomore album from the languid Brooklyn quartet Grizzly Bear that’s sure to top year-end best-of lists. Musically, Grizzly Bear is a not-distant cousin to Radiohead, whom they opened for on tour last year. Smoother and less jagged than, say, “Fake Plastic Trees,â€? Grizzly Bear nonetheless employs soaring falsetto as the go-to sound for faith in something greater, with a wash of backup vocals and properly delicate instruments: utes, strings and piano. Earlier this year, after tapped as Paul Simon’s backing band for a residency at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, they headlined over the Los Angeles Philharmonic at Disney Hall; they chose the orchestra’s set list for the ďŹ rst half of the concert (Stravinksy, Britten, Boccherini) and collaborated with the Philharmonic for their own songs in the second. Visually, no one’s going to remember the album’s magnetizing sienna, pink and ecru cover artwork. What will deďŹ ne Veckatimest to the eyes is the stunning video for “Two Weeks,â€? directed by Patrick Daughters and currently ying around the internet. Sitting reverently in cardigans and bowties in the rear pew of a stainedglass church, Grizzly Bear’s four members—or enhanced buttery, plastic facsimiles thereof—mope, eye each other suspiciously, utter their eyelids and exude varying states of panic and joy. A keyboard path signals a surreal, bright glow oozing from their mouths, and I won’t give away the ending, other than to say it represents what most parishoners hope to feel inside a church.

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or decades, the afrobeat genre has been synonymous worldwide with the Kuti family name. The late Nigerian legend Fela Kuti pioneered the hybrid style in the 1970s, giving it a name and a role as the militant voice of his common countrymen. Not far behind was eldest son Femi Kuti, the current torchbearer who brings his modern innovations to the Sierra Nevada World Music Festival and San Francisco’s Fillmore next month. Kuti’s first album in eight years, Day by Day, shows him forging his own musical identity and moving past his father’s shadow with tinges of gospel, soul and afro-jazz. “The compositions are more mature, and I was more experienced in the studio,� says Kuti via phone from his Lagos home. For the set, he honed his piano and trumpet skills to complement his usual alto saxophone. “And I’ll try to make something much better than Day by Day as well!� Always looking forward, Kuti has been a progressive force ever since he joined his father’s group as a teenager in 1978. In ’86, he formed his own 17-piece band, Positive

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