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ON THE COVER Eduardo Carrillo, ‘Los Tropicanos,’ 1972–3, oil on canvas

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THANK Y THANK YOU OU ffor or rreminding eminding u uss o off tthe he iinjustice njustice o ur jjustice ustice ssystem ystem rregarding egarding ““lifers� lifers� off o our w ho aare re not, not, or or no no longer longer aare, re, dangerous dangerous ((“No “No who E xit,� C over S tory, Aug. Aug. 19). 19). K eeping tthem, hem, aand nd Exit, Cover Story, Keeping tthe he very very elderly elderly and and iinfirm, nf irm, llocked ocked u p only only up sserves erves aass hollow hollow revenge revenge aand nd iiss bankrupting bankrupting C alifornia. T he rrubber-stamped ubber-stamped parole parole denials denials California. The ccost ost u too much much m oney. uss too money. If we we actually actually evaluated evaluated our our inmates inmates If iindividually, ndividually, perhaps perhaps tthe he m an w ho k illed the the man who killed o ff icers iin nS an Francisco Francisco after after b eing rreleased eleased officers San being w ould sstill till b np rison. And And many many p eople would bee iin prison. people w ith ssalvageable alvageable llives ives ccould ould b aroled. T hat with bee p paroled. That w ould k eep u afer, aand nd ssave ave o ur ttax ax p ayer would keep uss ssafer, our payer d ollars. dollars.

IIN NR RESPONSE ESPONSE tto o tthe he lletter etter b byy Ja Jason ason N Nelson elson ttitled itled ““That’s That’s C apitalism, Fo olks� ((Posts, Posts, A ug. 112): 2): Capitalism, Folks� Aug. W e, tthe he rresidents esidents o urf & S and, aalso lso h ave m ixed We, off S Surf Sand, have mixed eemotions motions rregarding egarding tthe he p light o ur h omes aand nd plight off o our homes M r. R eed’s rright ight tto om ore ccapital apital ffor or h is lland. and. M ost Mr. Reed’s more his Most o urchased o ur h omes iin n tthis his d esignated off u uss p purchased our homes designated ““over over 5555 p ark� yyears ears aago, go, ffully ully eexpecting xpecting tto o park� rremain emain h ere p ermanently. Consequently, Consequently, eeach ach here permanently. o as u pgraded o ur h ome ffor or p ermanency iin n off u uss h has upgraded our home permanency cconjunction onjunction w ith tthe he Reed Reed family family rrequirements. equirements. with W hen M r. R eed, u pon tthe he d eath o is p arents, When Mr. Reed, upon death off h his parents, iinherited nherited tthe he p ark, h egan ttalking alking aabout bout sselling elling park, hee b began tthe he p ark, w sked ffor or tthe he ffirst irst rright ight o efusal tto o park, wee aasked off rrefusal p urchase tthe he p ark. W ere tturned urned d own aatt tthat hat purchase park. Wee w were down ttime, ime, b ut llater ater Mr. Mr. Reed Reed offered offered the the park park to to the the but rresidents esidents a ssecond econd ttime ime ffor or $ 110,000 p er sspace, pace, $110,000 per cconsisting onsisting of of a p iece o and tthat hat iiss aapproximately pproximately piece off lland 2 eet b 0 ffeet eet llong. ong. In In any any llegitimate egitimate rreal eal 255 ffeet byy 6 60

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estate m estate mobile obile p park ark ttransaction, ransaction, tthe he iinfrastructure nfrastructure m ust b xamined. The The Reed Reed family family w ould n ot must bee eexamined. would not aagree gree tto o ssuch uch iinspection. nspection. Consequently, Consequently, the the d eal deal w as d enied. A third third attempt attempt to to purchase purchase was was was denied. m ade aand nd o nce aagain gain aafter fter h is o ffer aand nd ffive ive made once his offer m onths h ave eelapsed, lapsed, tthe he Reeds Reeds rescinded rescinded their their months have o ffer. offer. We have have attempted attempted to to do do the the “right� “right� thing thing We aand nd we we do do not not know know w hat m ore we we ccan an d o tto o what more do aassure ssure tthat hat tthe he Reeds Reeds be be allowed allowed tto o ssell ell ttheir heir lland and ffor or a rreasonable easonable ssum um o oney. A ongoff m money. Ass llongtterm erm rrenters, enters, w eel tthey hey h ave b een m ore tthan han wee ffeel have been more aadequately dequately ccompensated ompensated ffor or ttheir heir o riginal original p urchase p rice o his ffour-plus our-plus aacres, cres, b ut w purchase price off tthis but wee h ave b een w illing tto o ggo o tthe he aadded dded m ile tto o have been willing mile ccontinue ontinue tto o sstay tay h ere. here. Just as as you you presume, presume, we we tthe he rresidents esidents d on ot Just do not h a v e t h e f i n a n c i a l c a p a b i l i t y t o p u r c h a s e t h i s have the financial capability to purchase this lland. and. Th he ccity ity aalready lready o wns o ne m obile h ome The owns one mobile home p ark, b ut tthat hat iiss n ot tto ob onsidered a b arrier park, but not bee cconsidered barrier tto oo wning aanother nother p ark. As As tax tax paying paying ccitizens itizens owning park.

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Because Because now now we we are are not not d ealing w ith people, but different. dealing with some “fringe “fringe elements�—now elements�—now we we are are dealing dealing w ith a m ovement tthat hat iiss some with movement supported b he ssecond econd m ost iimportant mportant p arty iin n tthis his ccountry, ountry, tthe he G OP. supported byy tthe most party GOP We have have seen seen for for weeks weeks now now gatherings gatherings of of dozens dozens or or even even hundreds hundreds We of people people who who voice voice their their opposition opposition tto oh ealth ccare are rreform eform p roudly of health proudly sporting Swastikas Swastikas and and portraits portraits in in w hich tthe he president president iiss ccompared ompared sporting which to H itler. 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I d on’t k now common now part off o our daily political don’t know about yyou, ou, b ut w hen I hear hear m embers o he Republican Republican Party Party ttalk alk about but when members off tthe about “death “death panels� panels� and and compare compare government-sponsored government-sponsored health health care care about with concentration concentration camps, camps, I feel feel disgust disgust and and shame shame for for belonging belonging to to this this with society. society. The ideological ideological confusion confusion and and moral moral p erversity o he p eople sso o ffond ond The perversity off tthe people of tthe he Nazi Nazi comparisons comparisons was was revealed revealed most most recently recently in in a vvideo ideo p osted of posted on A ug. 118 8o nH uffington P ost. IIn n tthis his vvideo, ideo, aan n Israeli Israeli m an m akes on Aug. on Huffington Post. man makes passionate defense defense of of government-sponsored government-sponsored health health care care (which (which a passionate apparently tthey hey h ave iin n Israel) Israel) and and a woman woman w ith a fface ace d istorted apparently have with distorted by rrage age aanswers nswers h im b elling ““Heil Heil Hitler!� Hitler!� Y es, a w oman w ho w as, by him byy yyelling Yes, woman who was, like tthe he o ther ttown own h all p rotesters, ccomparing omparing O bama tto oH itler. Th his like other hall protesters, Obama Hitler. This reminds me me o he w hite ssupremacist upremacist w ho w ent o nak illing rrampage ampage reminds off tthe white who went on killing in tthe he Holocaust Holocaust museum, museum, and and in in whose whose car car the the police police ffound ound a n ote in note threatening O bama b ecause tthe he llatter atter iiss a ““friend friend o he Je ews.� H ow d id threatening Obama because off tthe Jews. How did Fo ox News News ccover over tthis? his? W ell, tthis his p oor m an w as jjust ust u nder sstress tress b ecause Fox Well, poor man was under because he was was ssick ick o Obama’s political political correctness, correctness, and and the the killings killings in in the the he off Obama’s Holocaust m useum aare re jjust ust a ssymptom ymptom o rustrated p opulation. A nd Holocaust museum off a ffrustrated population. 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magnetic aura of a man who exerted a profound inf luence on those who knew him, and who left an indelible mark on his community. Eduardo Carrillo was an artist who lived in full color, ate and drank with gusto, played guitar and sang full-throttle as if he really could, made art like it was breathing, saw life for what’s good in it, irrepressibly loved women, was devoted to two wives and became dependent on drugs but spent his last eight years in transcendent recovery. A scholarship in his name now aids art students in need at UCSC; an annual Eduardo Carrillo Prize in Painting awards $10,000 to under-recognized artists; a virtual Museo Eduardo Carrillo resides impressively online and the Crocker Museum in Sacramento will soon have a gallery permanently devoted to his work. His massive tile mural El Grito in the Plazita de Dolores in Los Angeles commemorates the Mexican peasant revolt. Locally, his Birth, Death and Regeneration mural in the Palomar passageway in Santa Cruz is now painted over, but murals by his students can be seen throughout the Central Coast.

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For his ceramics classes he marched his students to dig up clay from campus fields, then fired the work in the holes they dug. He actually did teach underwater basket weaving. During this era of the mid-1960s, the Chicano movement was gaining momentum, having sprouted in the fields of the United Farm Workers, matured in the political theater of El Teatro Campesino and then entered international awareness under the flag of Chicanismo/Chicano Art. But Eduardo Carrillo was not a man of rage. “You couldn’t drag him into a bad mood,� said his wife, Alison. He expressed his culture through its history; he painted allegories, he painted grace and greatness in the people of his race and ultimately the human race. In 1966

he founded El Centro de Arte Regional in his father’s birthplace in La Paz, Baja, teaching and exhibiting regional crafts and acting as the center’s first director. When he joined the faculty at UCSC he was at first controversial, according to fellow professor Douglas McClelland, because he was considered not political enough. According to another contemporary, professor Kathryn Metz, “He just didn’t want to be the university’s Chicano.â€? He was his own man, as the paintings in MAH’s Solari Gallery demonstrate. His distinctive palette at first seems muted, dominated by an earthy red and ochre and a warm cerulean blue all close in value, all overglazed in that Renaissance technique that draws the colors together. After only a few moments, the outrageous boldness of his highlights, outlines, shadows become apparent and what had seemed almost somber is revealed to be filled with light. The exhibit includes works ranging from a fond portrait of his uncle building a wall to The Last Supper, which contrasts with thousands of insipid versions by depicting a powerful, earthy Christ in a passionate dinner discussion: each apostle a portrait of a real character in Eduardo’s San Ignacio family home (a visitor was the only one who would agree to be painted as Judas.) In Down the Lane, Carrillo puts a Santa Cruz stamp on a “boulevard sceneâ€? referring to Steamer Lane. Alison Carrillo is dramatically lit in a ritualized dance in Woman With Snake. The giant psychedelic Los Tropicanos was called “the most important painting of the 1970sâ€? by critic Kenneth Baker after it appeared in the seminal “The Bad Paintingâ€? show in New York. As his wife, Alison, said, “Ed saw life in layers of reality.â€? The layers were not always revealed through psychedelics. The artist wrote of his beloved Baja: “Here the light is so intense that colors get distilled twice, like good tequila, into something potent enough to rediscover what you take for reality.â€? Two self-portraits painted some four decades apart greet visitors, as if to say, “Here this is, this is all of me, from start to finish.â€? Not all, of course, not nearly all. 32C/@2= 1/@@7::=( E7B67< / 1C:BC@/: 1=<B3FB continues through Nov. 22 at the Museum of Art & History, 705 Front St., Santa Cruz. 831.429.1954 or www.santacruzmah.org. 4OZZ /`ba 1OZS\RO` ¨ #

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/C5 $ 3RcO`R] 1O``WZZ]( EWbVW\ O 1cZbc`OZ 1]\bSfb The beloved Santa Cruz artist’s imagery is inspired by his Mexican heritage and imbued with the language of his time. Museum of Art and History; $5 general/ $3 seniors and students/$2 child; Tue–Sun 11am. Through Nov. 22. 1VO`ZSa 5`WTTW\ 4O`` UCSC’s Sesnon Gallery shows off its collection of paintings and drawings by the late California realist, a member of the San Francisco art scene and creator of riveteting cityscapes. Sesnon Gallery, Porter College, UCSC. Free. Through Sept. 19. 4]`[ O\R 4c\QbW]\ Clay, Glass and Textiles. Santa Cruz Mountains Art Center; free; Wed–Sun noon–6pm. Through Sept. 19. 8cZWca 1OSaO` A Shakespeare Santa Cruz performance of political wangling, jockeying for power and nation-building. Festival Glen at UCSC; most tickets $28.50–$38.50; times vary. Call 831.453.2159 or see www.santacruz tickets.com. Aug. 29–30. =ZWdS` Hailed as one of the best-loved family musicals of all time. Outdoor Forest Theatre in Carmel; most tickets $20–$35; Thu–Sat 7:30pm, Sun 10pm. Through Sept. 27.

AVW^e`SQYSR /\ 3\bS`bOW\[S\b A Shakespeare Santa Cruz performance sails off to the far side of the world with Louis de Rougemont and relives his amazing adventures. UCSC Mainstage; most tickets $12.50–$38.50; times vary. Call 831.453.2159 or see www.santacruztickets.com. Aug. 28–30. AgZdWO A modern romantic comedy about marriage—and a dog. The Actors’ Theatre; $25 general/$22 seniors and students; Thu–Sat 8pm, Sun 2pm. Through Aug. 30. Ac[[S` /`b E]`YaV]^ 3fVWPWbW]\ This exhibit showcases the outstanding artwork inspired by the last three years of the CabrilloArts summer workshops. Pajaro Valley Gallery; free; Wed–Fri 11am, Sat–Sun noon. Through Oct. 4.

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/C5 ! >`W\bSR( / 8c`WSR 3fVWPWbW]\ Drawn from printmakers across California, focuses on the print in all its variations. Cabrillo Gallery, Rm 1002; free; Mon–Fri 9am–4pm, Mon–Tue 7pm–9pm; Through Sept. 25.

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A3>B & BVS 1ZSO\ 6]caS Based on a chance remark overheard at a party, this is a tightly written play about laughter and death that somehow manages to avoid pretense. Actors’ Theatre; call for tickets; Thu–Sat 8pm, Sun 3pm. Through Oct.18. ;]\bS`Sg 8Ohh 4SabWdOZ The lineup for the nation’s longest-running jazz festival is a who’s who of the form: Chick Corea, Wynton Marsalis, Dave Brubeck, plus folk hero Pete Seeger and many more. Monterey Fairgrounds; $35–$45 grounds passes; Through Sept. 20.

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A3>B " 6O[ZSb Shakespeare’s great tragedy of passion, corruption and revenge. Circle Theatre in Carmel; most tickets $16–$35; Fri– Sat 7:30pm, Sun 2pm. Through Oct. 18. AQ]bbWaV 4WRRZS`a 1]\QS`b More than 150 musicians fresh from the Valley of the Moon Scottish fiddling camp will delight audiences with strathspeys, reels and jigs. Santa Cruz Civic Auditorium; $18 adult/ $15 senior and student; 8pm. >`OWaS bVS 0]O`R( !# GSO`a ]T AO\bO 1`ch 2SaWU\ O\R 7\\]dObW]\ W\ AYObSP]O`RW\U From Jim Phillips’ Screaming Hand to the GoLearn Skateboarding app for iPhones, exhibit explores 3 1/2 decades of hard-core art and design. Museum of Art and History. Reception Sept. 4, 6:30pm. Through Sept. 27.

O\W[O [c\RW( S\RO\US`SR a^SQWSa Digital photography, modeling and painting by Jennifer Pond and Jake J. Thomas. Felix Kulpa Gallery; Thu–Sun noon–6pm. Through Sept. 27. 9ObWS @c[[SZ Photography with a global and cultural focus by Katie Rummel. Art and wine reception. The California Dollhouse; free; 7pm.

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A3>B & :Oc`SZ 0Z]aa][ O\R 5O`g G]c\U The two poets read as a part of Poetry Santa Cruz Monthly Event. Bookshop Santa Cruz; free; 7:30pm.

A3>B ' >VgaWQWO\a /`b AV]e Talented docs strut their stuff at the Santa Cruz Art League. Through Sept. 13. Reception Sept. 13, 4:30pm.

A3>B /ZW 0OPO O\R bVS ;OUWQ 1OdS Mr. Glennon’s original approach to this “Arabian Nights� tale is fast-moving, action-filled and full of surprises and humor. Monterey Peninsula College Theatre Arts Building; $15 general/$12 young adult/$9 child; Fri–Sat 7pm, Sat–Sun 3pm. Through Sept. 27.

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@O\ROZZ 5`OV[ Book talk, signing and wine tasting for Grahm’s book Been Doon So Long: A Randall Grahm Vinthology. Bookshop Santa Cruz; free; wine tasting starts at 7pm.

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A3>B $ TOaVW]\/@B @c\eOg AV]e Featuring emerging designers from Santa Cruz and surrounding areas. Santa Cruz Civic Auditorium; visit www.santacruztickets.com; 7:30pm. =^S\ AbcRW] >`SdWSe Sneak peek at the work of artists who will be opening their studios next month. Reception Sept. 27, 3pm. At Santa Cruz Art league. Through Oct. 18.

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=1B ESPQO[ E]`Ya( 7aOPSZZS 8S\\WQVSa Jenniches creates panoramic composites from public webcams collected over the course of years. Cabrillo Gallery, Rm 1002; free; Through Nov. 6. S\B`O\QS( [Sa[S`WhW\U O`b Artists were either mesmerized when they created their pieces or want to mesmerize you. Felix Kulpa Gallery; Thu–Sun noon–6pm. Through Oct. 25.

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=1B % 4cZZ 2WaQZ]ac`S Art and science come together in this co-curated collaboration by art faculty, science faculty and lab technicians. Sesnon Gallery, UCSC. Through Nov. 21.

=1B & 9O\\OPW( BVS ;]c\bOW\ EVS`S A^W`Wba 2eSZZ Experience big drum power and joy at the 10th anniversary taiko performance of Monterey’s Shinsho-Mugen Daiko. CSUMB World Theater; $20; 2pm.

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=1B & 6O\RSZ¸a ;SaaWOV Cabrillo Choral presents the premiere performance in the new Cabrillo Music Recital Hall. $20 suggested donation; 4pm.

=1B ! E]]Ra BSO 1][^O\g This Vermontbased group will perform bluegrass, Celtic tunes, sea chanteys and folk songs. CSUMB World Theater; call 831.582.4580 for ticket information; 7:30pm. 8cRg AVS^VO`R Book talk and signing of the memoir The Meaning of Matthew, by Matthew Shepard’s mother, Judy. Bookshop Santa Cruz; free; 7:30pm.

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performers, creating a sense of dance-troupeas-organism. Sunset Center; $52–$77; 8pm.

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0WU 0O\R 8Ohh The Cabrillo Jazz Ensemble, directed by Jon Nordgren, performs with special guest, Sam Burtis, the New York studio trombonist. Cabrillo Music Recital Hall; $7 general/$6 seniors and students; 7:30pm.

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0SOaba ]\ 0`]OReOg /\W[OZa 5OZ]`S Just what it sounds like: a juried show constructed around the theme of critters. Reception Oct. 31 at 3pm. Santa Cruz Art League. Through Nov. 22.

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BVS 5`O^Sa ]T E`ObV Steinbeck’s classic work in a stunning adaptation by Frank Galati. Crocker Theater; $18 general/ $15 seniors and students/$12 child; 8pm Fri– Sat, Sun 3pm. Through Nov. 21.

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231 # 1OP`WZZ] 8Ohh AW\US`a Vocalists directed by Mark Bidelman perform contemporary and standard arrangements for solo and ensemble. Cabrillo Crocker Theater; $7 general/$6 seniors and students; 7:30pm. ;]\bS`Sg Ag[^V]\g Performance features soprano Tracy Dahl and conductor Arthur Post. Sherwood Hall; $20–$39; 3pm and 8pm. Performance repeats Sunday at 8pm at the Sunset Theater; $37–$77.

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231 1OP`WZZ] G]cbV Ab`W\Ua 1VO[PS` 3\aS[PZS 1]\QS`b Chamber music in various styles, including classical, jazz and ethnic pieces. Cabrillo Black Box Theater; $7 general/ $6 seniors and students/15 and under free; 3pm. 1OP`WZZ] 1]ZZSUS =`QVSab`O Mozart’s Concertante Mozart’s Concertante for oboe, carinet, bassoon and horn soloists with orchestra. Cabrillo Music Recital Hall; $7 general/$6 seniors and students; 7:30pm.

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EW\bS` 4SabWdOZ ]T 0O\Ra Traditional music by the Cabrillo Symphonic Winds with a sprinkling of holiday favorites and cheer. Cabrillo Music Recital Hall; $7 general/ $6 seniors and students; 7:30pm. 1O\bWO[] 1]\QS`b T]` O EW\bS`¸a 3dS The select group performs seasonal music from the full repertoire of a cappella and accompanied works of the past six centuries. Holy Cross Church; $20 general/$18 seniors and students; 8pm.

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BVS <cbQ`OQYS` Traditional performance by the Santa Cruz Ballet Theatre. Santa Cruz Civic Auditorium; call for price and times. Through Dec. 20.

231 ' AO\bO 1`ch 1V]`OZS 1]\QS`b Performing choral works of diverse periods, genres and traditions, both unaccompanied and with orchestra. Holy Cross Church; $20 general/ $18 seniors and students; Sat 8pm, Sun 4pm. Through Dec. 20. @gRSZZ @SQW^WS\ba The fellowship was designed to provide local artists with resources to pursue their creative work and is not restricted to specific projects. This year’s winners show their work at the Museum of Art and History; $5 general/$3 seniors and students/$2 child; Tue–Sun 11am. Through March 14, 2010. 8W[ O\R 2W\O AQ]^^Sbb]\S Family of home-grown painter and photographer’s work on display. Museum of Art and History; $5 general/$3 seniors and students/$2 child; Tue–Sun 11am. Through March 14, 2010.

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OS MUTANTES rocks the Sutra Stage at the Outside Lands Music & Arts Festival in Golden Gate Park, San Francisco, on Saturday, Aug. 29, at 4:50pm. The three-day festival runs Aug. 28–30 and also features performances from Pearl Jam, Dave Matthews Band, Ween, Modest Mouse and the Mars Volta, along with 62 other acts on seven stages. Single day tickets are $89.50 and three-day passes are $225.50. Check www.sf outsidelands.com for more details.

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you’ve never seen one of these Final Destination films, the plot always goes exactly like this: a bunch of kids are about to be crushed by some random disaster (plane crash, malfunctioning roller coaster, airborne race car), when one of them has a psychic vision of the impending doom and saves their lives. Death, however, does not give up so easy, and hunts them down one by one, killing

them in increasingly ridiculous ways. And there’s usually a big ironic finish of some type. The point: you can’t cheat fate, or Death. It’ll get ya. Now, since this franchise is clearly out of ideas, I will generously offer this one that I came up with 20 seconds ago: Final Sunglasses Destination. I’m always losing any pair of sunglasses within a day of buying them, right? So in this movie, I almost forget them in various places, like a cafÊ, or a restaurant,

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original Michael Myers sequel, 1981’s Halloween 2, was pretty hilariously bad, so at least he has a lot less to live up to. Remember how Jamie Lee Curtis got taken to the hospital where apparently no one worked? I don’t know if leaving nearvictims of serial killers at unsecured, practically empty hospitals is still standard procedure, but Zombie’s sequel does follow the same storyline for a while before veering off in another direction. (Opens Fri at Green Valley.) (SP)

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American tour, served as a model for the later mock-doc films of Christopher Guest, who plays guitarist Nigel here. You can both laugh at and love the characters, and indeed perhaps the greatest testament to the power of this film is that the fictional Spinal Tap was later transubstantiated into a real heavy metal band through sheer force of cultural will. (Plays Fri and Sat at the Del Mar.) (SP) 0@/D363/@B (1995) Mel Gibson’s epic action

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@3D73EA /2/; (PG; 99 min.) Hugh Dancy stars as Adam, a New Yorker with Asperger’s Syndrome, a highfunctioning autistic with empathy disorders. Rose Byrne is Beth, his upstairs neighbor; except for a few melancholy jokes this gloomylooking date movie for very, very shy people doesn’t go farther than boy meets girl. Director Max Mayer stays on topic; Adam’s love of outer-space exploration and the galaxies mirrors his own alienlike responses (it’s as if Mayer is telling us, “What’s the matter, don’t you like Mr. Spock?�); the reference to the children’s tale about the emperor’s new clothes is also supposed to celebrate Adam’s pitilessly honest responses to the world around him. Comic bits by Jeff Hiller as a supercilious waiter and Mark Linn-Bale as a fauxfriendly boss help this out. The subplotting of Peter Gallagher and Amy Irving as Beth’s parents is just filler. Byrne’s channeling of the young Diane Keaton is more uncanny than anything Max does. (RvB) 27AB@71B ' (R; 113

min.) Humans and alien refugees live in close and uncomfortable proximity in Johannesburg in dystopian sci-fi thriller by Neill Blomkamp. The story is told documentary style, as we follow the mysterious disappearance of Wikus (Sharito Copley), ahuman employee of Multi-National United. Included in this mix of images is also some kind of private footage, heavily digitally watermarked, that a secretive company like MNU wouldn’t want aired. During a raid on the alien camp, Wikus

is sprayed with some alien fluid. After this incident, we can cut and paste in much of David Cronenberg’s version of The Fly, as the smarmy Wikus begins to mutate, losing his fingernails and teeth. The massive corporation he works for makes him a wanted man, and he’s forced to get the help of one of the prawns. Producer Peter Jackson’s hand is visible in the flawless animation of the bug creatures. All of the most interesting parts of this story— about the otherness of the aliens—are kept offcamera. (RvB) # 2/GA =4 AC;;3@ (PG-13; 95

min.) Tom (Joseph Gordon-Levitt), a greeting-card writer, has his heart broken by a girl he knew for about two years. She was called Summer (Zooey Deschanel). As Tom recalls this tale in random-accessed moments, we begin to see the bigger picture. (500) Days of Summer is allegedly an antiromantic film, but the result is yet another alterna-date movie—a little brighter, a little more referential, than usual. The scenes don’t go on so long that they wear out their welcome. And yet it’s so full of negative space—places where jokes could have been planted, places where the characters could have been deepened. If only director Marc Webb had spent as much time thinking how to fill in the blanks as he spent murmuring, “It’s going to be Annie Hall for our generation.� (RvB) 5 4=@13 (PG; 88 min.)

In the ’80s, there was an anime film that was called G-Force in America. It was an American version of the Japanese TV series Gatchaman, about superhero ninjas. Hollywood is now making a live-action film based on that same series. However, none of this really has anything to do with anything, since this is not that film. I just couldn’t think of anything to say about a stupid Jerry Bruckheimer spy comedy starring computer-animated guinea pigs. (SP)

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(R; 90 min.) Sadly, not a sequel to Walk Hard, in which Dewey Cox gives up music to sell used cars. And why should he? I think he’s doing okay for a 15-year-old with a wife and a baby! But anyway, this comedy has Jeremy Piven selling used cars, in an attempt to turn a struggling dealership around. (SP) 6/@@G >=BB3@ /<2 B63 6/:4 0:==2 >@7<13 (PG; 153

min.) Hogwarts’ decay is showing, against lowering weather that looks like January in Iceland. The new potions professor, Horace Slughorn (Jim Broadbent), holds in his memory a key conversation with the young Tom Riddle, later to become the Hitler of the world of magic. Dumbledore (Michael Gambon), the magicworld’s Churchill, needs to know what Slughorn knows, but the world’s greatest wizard is starting to decay. Young Potter (Daniel Radcliffe) is now comfy enough with being called the Chosen One that he can joke about it (even if Emma Watson’s Hermione gives him an whack on the head when he does). Rupert Grint is showstealing in his perennial role as ginger-nut comedy relief. (RvB) B63 6C@B :=193@

(R; 138 min.) The soldiers of Bravo Company are stationed in Baghdad for the 2004 fighting. Central to the film is the mystery of Staff Sgt. James (Jeremy Renner) who comes in to replace a slaughtered demolition expert. James’ risk-taking amazes and angers his subordinate, Sgt. Sanborn (Anthony Mackie). The suspenseful, grimly funny script is by co-producer Mark Boal. Renner is outstanding as the inhumanly brave demolition expert. Director Kathryn Bigelow does what Howard Hawks would do; she finds the cooperation between men of great competence in a killing trade, rather than pumping up rivalry. Bigelow breaks through the sense of anonymity

that characterizes most Iraq war movies, where helmeted men move alike and talk the same terse slang. However, The Hurt Locker takes an essentially knightly view of the war, of men suiting up and closing their visors. Thus this is the first Iraq film an American audience can feel good about. Boal’s script does discover the hollow inside the brave James: the missing part that made him never stop to realize why he did his job. That final revelation is smart filmmaking. It’s just that the hollow inside this movie—inside almost all the war movies, even the good ones—isn’t as easily seen. If war is a drug, as The Hurt Locker claims, who’s pushing it? (RvB)

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(Unrated; 113 min.) Armando Iannucci, a well-known figure in British television comedy, does a scathing sort-of version of the dawn of the Iraq invasion. James Gandolfini’s Lt. Gen. George Miller is a more wrathful version of Colin Powell. Mimi Kennedy plays Miller’s best ally, Karen Clarke, a career State Department diplomat with dandruffy hair and teeth that seem to be disintegrating during the middle of a crisis. Gandolfini and Kennedy’s characters are the film’s moral center—the two people operating with goodwill. We want to follow them through this sonata of collapsing spines and raving, swearing political careerists. But too often Iannucci just won’t let us. The fierce verbiage pours forth like a gusher, but the smartness outsmarts itself. (RvB) 7<5:=C@7=CA 0/AB3@2A (R;

160 min.) Quentin Tarantino’s no-doubt Oscar-winning Holocaust film is the shouldhave-been true story of Operation Kino, the plot to destroy Hitler’s Gang through their own love for cinema. Participants in the plot include sweetheart of the Reich Bridget von Hammersmark (Diana Kruger, never better); a mysterious Parisian movie-theater owner known as Emmanuelle

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Mimieux (Melanie Laurent) and a drawling British film criticturned-commando (Michael Fassbender). Opposing these flawed heroes is the smilingserpent Christoph Waltz as Hans “The Jew Hunter� Walda. The loose cannons running around are the Basterds themselves, a band of homicidal Jewish guerrillas indebted to their leader, Brad Pitt’s Aldo Raine, for 100 Nazi scalps. Yet this is a genuine art movie; nothing is as rapt here as Tarantino’s swoon over a beautiful girl on a ladder. Here in cinema form is an essay about Tarantino’s fascination with and distate for the war film. (RvB) 8C:73 8C:7/ (PG-

13; 123 min.) Meryl Streep’s greatness—her facility with accents, her plasticity and that uncompromising quality every really lasting actress has to have—has been used to portray the limits of human suffering. In Julie & Julia, Streep gets to kick up her heels. She has such fun with the part of the cookbook writer Julia Child that she’s consistently intoxicating to watch. Streep continues at full sail through the film,

elevated a bit on a high heels and trotting with the happy clunkiness of a Clydesdale. Childs’ distinctive voice—the whoop of surprise, the trill and warble when she talked—makes Streep’s part of the film enthralling. But there had to be some way to hold the film together, and sure enough disaster befalls. Half of this film is based on the hustled-into-print book version of a blog by Julie Powell about replicating all of Childs’ recipes. Amy Adams, the most charming young actress alive, plays Julie, and she’s still a horror. Director Nora Ephron tries for frankness in her script by having Julie Powell call herself a bitch. That isn’t enough to rehab her. (RvB) >/>3@ 63/@B (PG13; 95 min.) Fake documentary has Charlyne Yi traveling around trying to make a documentary about love. More importantly, the set-up allows Michael Cera to play “Michael Cera,� which is all he can do anyway. And he won’t sign on to the Arrested Development movie because he’s afraid of being typecast? That must be some kind of adorable joke only

people who thought Juno was cute as the dickens can understand. (SP) >=<G= (G; 107 min.)

The wizardly Hiyao Miyazaki’s beautiful, gentle animated entertainment for children. On a Japanese beach of today, 5-yearold Sosuke (voiced by Frankie Jonas) finds a magic talking goldfish with a human head. Ponyo (Noah Lindsey Cyrus) is happy to live in a bucket, but she sickens in captivity. A mystical rogue wave takes her back home. We learn that Ponyo’s father is a weary undersea wizard, Fujimoto (Liam Neeson). This former human seeks to heal the oceans with magic. Fujimoto was once the lover (or husband) of the colossal sea goddess Gran Mamare (Cate Blanchett). Ozu-worthy moments of enchantment appear throughout. Avoiding clear stories of good and evil, Miyazaki is both Buddhist and animist, telling of the opposition of creative and destructive forces. (RvB) >=AB 5@/2 (PG-13; 89 min.) Alexis Bledel plays Ryden Malby, who moves back in with her parents after graduating from college. That’s what her

parents get for naming her “Ryden.â€? (SP) A6=@BA (PG; 89 min.) Director Robert Rodriguez returns to making kid’s movies with this tale of a rock that grants wishes and how everyone in one small town goes nuts trying to get their hands on it. Rodriguez says it’s “like Pulp Fiction for kids.â€? Here’s my question: what the hell could that possibly mean? Unlike so many summer movies, however, it’s only 89 minutes. Who likes short Shorts? (SP) B63 B7;3 B@/D3:3@¸A E743 (PG-13; 107

min.) Eric Bana plays a man who can’t keep to the present; things don’t go well for those around him when he keeps zooming off chronologically. Also stars Rachel McAdams. B63 C5:G B@CB6 (R; 96 min.) After getting stuck with Seth Rogan as an arrested-development geek in her last romantic comedy, Katherine Heigl now gets Gerard Butler as a douchebag radio personality. This woman deserves combat pay. (SP) F 5/;3A ! 2( B63 ;=D73 (PG; 92 min.)

There is a thing called the X Games. This is a movie about it. It is in 3-D. (SP)

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All day breakfast. Burgers, gyros, sandwiches and 45 flavors of Marianne’s and Polar Bear ice cream. Open 8am daily.

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Astrology Free Will

By Rob Brezsny

For the week of August 26 /@73A (March 21–April 19): What I wish for you this week is that you won’t be satisfied with mediocre truths; that you’ll be a fussy perfectionist focused on cutting out waste, fraud and delusion; that you’ll be itchy to know more about the unacknowledged games that are being played. Frustration, I hope, will be your holy fuel. Unsweetened lemonade, I trust, will be your rejuvenating drink. These are blessings, Aries, not curses! I pray that you’ll pick one of your scabs until it bleeds so the healing process can start over—the right way this time.

B/C@CA (April 20–May 20): What have you always wanted to yell from the pinnacle of the hill in the distance? This is the week to go there and yell it. What is that safe way of getting high that you’ve always wanted to try but never had the time for before? This is the week to try it. What is the alluring phenomenon that is always going on just outside the reach of your ordinary awareness—the seductive pull you have always somehow resisted? This is the time to dive in and explore it. (Thanks to John Averill for his inspiration in composing this horoscope. His tweets are at twitter.com/wiremesa.)

53;7<7 (May 21–June 20): Adam and Eve were banished from the Garden of Eden because of an incident involving an apple, right? Wrong. Many biblical scholars suspect the fruit in question was either a fig, grape, or pomegranate. I mention this, Gemini, because I think you’d be wise to review your own personal myth of exile. It’s time to question the story you have been telling yourself about how your paradise got lost. Evidence you discover in the coming days just might suggest that everything you’ve believed is at least half-wrong—that your origins are different from what you imagine. And as for the forbidden fruit that supposedly led you astray: You may realize that it was actually a precious medicine.

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1/<13@ (June 21–July 22): The coming week will be prime time to perform minor miracles without trying too hard. You’ll probably have maximum success if you refrain from hoping and worrying about achieving maximum success. The cosmic currents will be likely to bend and shape themselves to accommodate your deeper needs if you proceed on the assumption that they know, better than your little ego does, what’s best for you. To get yourself in the proper frame of mind to do challenging tasks without expending strenuous effort, you might want to check out this photo spread of people practicing drunk yoga: tinyurl.com/n5z533. :3= ( July 23–Aug. 22): Are you familiar with the phenomenon known as a fire whirl? It happens on rare occasions when a fire produces a tornado-like vortex that rises up vertically, spinning madly. It’s beautiful to behold but is not something you ever want to be close to. I bring this to your attention in the hope that you will not let yourself turn into the human equivalent of a fire whirl in the coming week. You’re not yet close to being one, but there are signs you’re headed that way. With just a modicum of adjustment, you can ensure that you’ll be more like a blaze in a fireplace or a wild but controlled bonfire on a beach—not a fire whirl.

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sports talk show on the radio. The host had recently discovered Twitter, and was pleased with how many fans he had already accumulated. But he was not at all happy with the words “Twitter� or “tweet.� Too effeminate, he said. Not macho enough for a he-man like himself to use comfortably. In fact, he promised that he would never again refer to his Twitter messages as “tweets,� but would hereafter call them “spurts.� Instead of “Twitter,� he would say “Twister.� I encourage you to draw inspiration from his example, Virgo. You’re in an astrological phase when you can and should reconfigure anything that doesn’t suit your needs or accommodate your spirit, whether it’s the language you use, the environments you hang out in, or the processes you’re working on.

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called The Andy Griffith Show ran for seven seasons on CBS. Its star, Any Griffith, played a mild-mannered sheriff in a small town in North Carolina. His sidekick was Barney Fife, a bumbling deputy with a sweet disposition. Shortly after he left the show, Griffith had a dream in which he thrashed and

pummeled his co-star. When he asked his psychiatrist about the meaning of this dream violence, the shrink speculated that he was trying to kill off his old image. I recommend that exact strategy to you now, Libra. Don’t actually wreak any real-life mayhem. Rather, see if you can have a dream or two in which you destroy a symbol of the life you’re ready to leave behind.

A1=@>7= (Oct. 23–Nov. 21): What life will you be living at noon on Sept. 1, 2014? Who will you be? How thoroughly will your dreams have come true? What kind of beauty and truth and love and justice will you be serving? Will you look back at the time between Aug. 27 and Sept. 21, 2009, and sigh, “If only I had initiated my Five Year Master Plan at that ripe astrological moment�? Or on Sept. 1, 2014, will you instead be able to crow, “I can truly say that in these past five years I have become the president of my own life�?

A/57BB/@7CA (Nov. 22–Dec. 21): If at some future time you sell your life story to a filmmaker who makes it into a feature film, it may have a lot to do with adventures that kick into high gear in the coming weeks. The fun will start (I hope) when you decide not to merely lie back and be victimized by your signature pain any longer. This brave act will recalibrate the cosmic scales and shift the currents of destiny that f low through you. Soon you will be making progress in untangling a mystery that has eluded your insight for a long time. You will be able to uncover the guarded secrets of a source that has for some time been tweaking your personal power without your full awareness.

1/>@71=@< (Dec. 22–Jan. 19): In his book From Heaven to Earth: Spiritual Living in a Market-Oriented World, Aaron Zerah riffs on the Hebrew word “nabal.� It describes someone who’s so staunchly concentrated on practical concerns that he becomes impractical. Please don’t let this be your fate anytime soon, Capricorn. For the ultimate benefit of the bottom line, disregard the bottom line for a while. Fantasize like a teenage poet. Be as whimsical as a mystic clown. Be a sweet, fun-loving fool so you won’t turn into a sour, workaholic fool. /?C/@7CA ( Jan. 20–Feb. 18): A woman living in China’s Jilin province got married in a wedding gown with a train that was 1.4 miles long. Lin Rong’s dress was decorated with 9,999 red silk roses and took three months to sew. In the spirit of her recordbreaking ritual, Aquarius I encourage you to be extravagant and imaginative as you celebrate a great union in the coming weeks. You have an astrological mandate to think big as you carry out a rite of passage that will lead to an upgrade in the role that collaboration and symbiosis play in your life.

>7A13A (Feb. 19–March 20): Close your eyes and imagine you’re in a meadow as rain falls. Inhale the aroma of the earth as the ground is soaked. Dwell in the midst of that scent for a while, allowing it to permeate your organs and nerves. Feel its life-giving energy circulating through you. Give yourself to the memories it evokes. In my astrological opinion, experiences like this are what you need most in the coming week. Can you think of some others that would speak directly to your animal intelligence? It’s a perfect time to please and excite the part of you that is a soft, warm creature.

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Convenient Living in the n of Santa Cruz Asking $199,000 • Like new, bright & cheery 3 year old mobile home • Two bedrooms, one bath • Open floor plan w/ huge, gourmet style kitchen • Cathedral ceilings & with custom fans • One of the largest yards in the park • Brick patio for gatherings • Spacious & in the best location!! Walk everywhere! • Low income co-op park. Income restrictions.

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New Farmers’ Market The Santa Cruz Farmers Market has added a new market in Scotts Valley. This market is at 360 Kings Valley Drive, at the Scotts Valley Community Center, Saturday mornings from 9-1 year `round, rain or shine. Join us for breakfast cooked to order, live music, sunshine and the freshest local organic produce, eggs, fish, flowers and meats around.

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Film Lovers Wine Tasting Hallcrest Vineyards is hosting a Barrel Tasting event to benefit the Pacific Rim Film Festival. Tour this pioneer winery in the Santa Cruz mountains and enjoy hors d’hoevres while tasting their award-winning organic wines direct from the barrels. For a modest $25 per person you will be supporting your local quality winery AND your local free multicultural film festival while having a wonderful afternoon. Sunday, Aug. 30, 1-4pm, 379 Felton Empire Road, Felton. To purchase tickets go to pacrimfilmfestival.org.

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